Cricket 1900

J u l y 5, 1900. CRICKET ; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 253 W est I n dian s . O. M.R. W . O.M. R. W . Woodcock 22 2 83 2 1C o e ............14 3 2 57 3 Marlow ... 30998 1 Haywood70380 Burgess ...*2 6 73 2 |W uod ... 3 0 29 0 L k ick stersh ire . First inniDg8. W ood s...................16 Burton....................16 M. R. W . 4 39 5 ........... 4 39 4 ........... Mignon... Hines ... Cox Ollivierre Second innings. O M. R. W. 15 1 56 1 23 8 63 4 . 4 0 21 0 7 1 25 1 11 1 35 1 4 0 17 1 NOTTS V . SUSSEX. Played at Nottingham on July *2,3 and 4. Drawn. The Sussex eleven missed Mr. Fry very badly in this match. In the course of the first half hour they lost half their wickets for 31 runs, tut Ranjitsinhii and Mr. Brann then made a stand, and played the only cricket which was likely to be successful on the wicKet, while Relf aftei wards did well. But all were out by luncheon, when the total was 94 for seven wickets. Then the rain came down, and there was no more play. Shrewsbury and Mr. A. O. Jones, on Tuesday, played so well that Notts had a big lead, the former showing, as nearly always, a mastery over the bowling, although it was very difficult, while the latter played his own attractive game. One end of the wicket was particularly difficult. At the close of play on Tuesday Sussex had lost Mr. Collins, and the total was 28, so that they were still 83 runs behind. Three valuable wickets were lost before the runs were knocked off, and then Ranjitsinhji played one of his inimitable innings, seeming to find no difficulty in the bowling or the wicket. Me leceived valuable assist­ ance from several of his team, but if he had fallen it would have been a bad look out for the county. It was a brilliant inniags under difficulties. He was able to declare, but there was not time to get Notts out. S u ssex . First innings. Marlow, b J. Gunn ........... 0 A. Collins, b Wass ........... 6 Killick, b Wass ................... 8 K. 8. Rm jitsinhjijb J.Gunn 12 Vine, b J. Gunn .. ... 0 Relf, c Carlin, b Wass ... 25 G. Brann, c Carlin, b Wass 27 Butt, c Dixon, b J. Gunn ... 10 Cox, c Dench, b J. Gunn ... 3 Bland, tt Carlin, b J. Gunn 7 Tate, not out.......................... 4 B 1, lb 8, w 1, nb 1 ... 11 Second innings. b Dixon ........... 8 b J. G u n n ........... 2 b J. G u n n ...........12 cand b Iremongerl58 b J. G u n n ...........12 b J. G u n n ...........49 c Carlin, b Jonts 14 not out...................35 not out.................. 5 Extras Total ...........113 Total (7 wkts) *315 * Innings declared closed. Shrewsbury,candbCox 43 Dench,cKilhck,b Tate 4 Gunn (W .), b Collins 19 A. O. Jones, c Killick, b Keif .................. 80 J. A. Dixon, c Tate, b Cox ... ........... 0 W.B.Goodacre,runout 3 N o tts . Gunn (J.), b Tate ... 10 Iremonger, b Bland... 11 Mason, not o u t ...........i0 Carlin, c Cox, b Tate... 11 Wass, c Butt, b Bland 14 Byes 2, lb 5, nb 2 9 Total ...224 Second innings : Shrewsbury, not out, 16; Dench, c Brann, b Cox, 2; Gunn (W .j, not out, 14 ; nb 1, w 1, 2.—Total (one wicket) 34. Gunn, J.... Wass S u sse x . First innings. O. M. R. W . 19-2 6 37 7 ... 20 3 65 2 ... Jones ........... Dixon ........... Dench ........... Mafon ........... Second innings. O. M. R. W. .. 38 -9 104 4 4 4 12 16 19 30 0 *0 1 3 47 4 11 1J 0 20 0 Goodacre ........... 10 6 15 0 Iremonger ........... 11 3 28 1 Wass bowled a wide and a no-ball J. Gunn three no-balls and a wide, and Mason a wide. N o tts . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Bland ........... 24*2 5 60 2 .......... 6 2 12 0 Tate ........... 25 5 63 3 .......... 5 4 1 0 Cox ................... 24 9 61 2 ... . 11 4 18 1 Collins ........... 14 5 28 1 .......... R elf................... 6 3 13 1 ........... Brann.. 3 2 1 0 Bland delivered two no-balls and one wide, and Cox one no-ball. YORKSHIRE v. KENT. Played at Leeds on July 2, 3, and 4. Drawn. A t the end of a full day’s ciicket on a soft but not very difficult wicket, Kent were in a position to con­ gratulate themselves, for they had made a good score and had got rid of Brown and Den con pretty cheaply. The stand of the Kent innings was made by Mr. P. C. Baker and Mr. Mason, who quite mastered the bowl­ ing, plajing excellent cricket. Alec Hearne also played a most us.ful innings. The tail collapsed before Haigh and Khodes. Tunnicliffe, fur Y ork­ shire, gave a very steady exhibition of cricket until stumps were drawn, being not out 31. Yorkshire had made 59 for two wicke s. There was no play on Tuesday owing to rain. Yesterday, Kent had a race against time for victory, but though they got York­ shire out cheaply, and declared in their second innings, the Yorkehiremen, for whom Hirst played a fine first innings, were always safe. K e n t . First innings. C.J.Burnup, c Washington, b Rhodes Second innings. 8 run out Hearne (A.), b Brown, een. 3a c Wainwright, b P. C. Baker, c Smith, b H a ig h .................................. 89 B D Bannon, run out ... 9 J . R. Mason, b Haigh.......... 63 G. J . V. Weigall, c Hunter, b Haigh ........................ 15 Humphries, c Hunter, b Rhodes .. ................... J . E. Mason, b B a igh ......... Huish, b Haigh ................... Blythe, c Hawke, b Rhodes W . M Bradley, not out ... B 4, lb 2 ................... 6 Smith b Haigh not out... Extras Total ................. 230 Total (3 wkts) *42 • Innings declared closed. Y ork 8 hirb . First innings. Second innings. Brown (sen.), c Hearne, b Bradley ...........................25 b Hearne ........... 1 Tunnicliffe, c Hearne, b B lythe..................................42 c Baker,b Hearne 6 Denton, b Brad'ey ........... 0 not out...................28 Wainwright, c Bradl y, b B lythe.................................. 3 b Hearne ............ 6 Hir8t,cJ.R.M ason.bBlythe 52 n otou t...................10 E. 8mith, jun , c Mason, b Blythe.................................. 3 Washington, run o u t........... 0 Lord flawke, c J. R. Mason, b Hearne ............................ 1 Haigh, c J. R. Mason, b Hearne.................................. 1 Rhodes, b Blythe................. 4 Hunter, not out ................... 0 E x tr a ........................... 1 Total...................132 Total (3 wkts) 51 K e n t . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Haigh .........29 3 7 72 5 ........... 8 4 13 1 Rhodes .........41 12 101 3 ............ 13 5 16 0 H irst......................7 1 130 . Smith.................... 5 1 20 0 ............ 4’5 1 9 1 Brown ..............8 0 18 1 ............ Bradley Mason ... Blythe... Hearne Y o rk sh ire . O. M. KW. ..12 2 51 2 ... . 7 3 13 0 ... .18 8 41 5 ... .13-2 2 26 2 ... O. M. R .W . 9 1 19 0 9 3 32 3 CHELTENHAM COLLEGE v. OLD CHEL- TONIANS.—Played at Cheltenham on June 29. O ld C h e lto n ia n s . First innings. G.F. Collett, lbw, b Winter- botham ........................... 4 J. N. B. Champain, run out 0 E. Hutton, st i?ry,b Winter- b >tham ........................... 0 E.W .Hill-Thomson,not out 3 E.de tt.H.Broune, b Clayton 19 H. Jessop, run out ........ 0 R. S. Dyas, b Winterbotham 5 F. Kershaw, c White, b W interfcotham.................. 0 H.C.Foster,bWinterbotham 6 C. R. Murray, b W inter­ botham ................... 0 L. G.Clayton, b Clayton ... 12 Extras ................... 3 Total ................... 52 Second innings. b Winterbotham 93 c Bridge, b White 46 c Fry, b White .. 11 b Clayton ........... 0 b White ...........54 c Marsden, b Winterbotham. 40 c Marsden, b Winterbotham. 14 c Ker, b Clayton 0 b Winterbotham 23 not out........... c Plowden, Neame ... Extras... ... 18 b ... 7 ... 13 Total .. 319 T he C olleg e . C. T. C. Plowden, c Murray, b Hutton ... 10 R. S. Bridge, c Jessop, b Clayton................... 8 A. R. G. White, c Murray, b Collett ... 30 L. W . Sharp, c and b Clayton ................... 4 K.R.B.Fry,c Thomson, b Clayton ........... 3 A. Harrison, c Collett, b Foster ...................31 G. Neame, b Kershaw 33 G. Marsden, c and b Hutton ... ...........12 C. H.Ker, c Clayton, b K ershaw ...................47 W . J. Clayton, c Clay­ ton, b Dyas ...........11 J. P. Winterbotham, not out ...................41 Extras ...................11 Total ...241 H ARROW SCHOOL v. I ZIN G A R I.-Played at Harrow on June 30. H arro w S chool . E. W . Mann, b Brom- F. B. Wilson, run out 52 ley-Martin ........... 3 G.Cookson,b Rromley- Martin .................28 G.H. Eyre, b Bromley- Martin ................... 7 C. Bewicke, c Atkins, bBromley-Martin ... 32 K.M . Carlisle, b Brom­ ley-Martin ........... 0 ; H. F. Lyon, b Hollins 5 I Z in g a r i . E.G. McCorquodale, b Hollins ................... 6 G.McLaren, b Hollins 17 A. Buxton, not out... 19 E. E. H. Baily, lbw, b Webbe ................... 2 B 3, lb 2, w 1 ... 6 Total . ...177 A J.Webbe, c Baily, b McLaren ...................48 E. M. Dowson, c Baily, b McCorquodale ... 44 G. Bromley-Martin, c Baily, b McCorquo­ dale ........................... 9 A. M. Hollins, c Lyon, b McCorquodale ... 0 G.M. Atkins, c Carlisle, b McCorquodale 3 A.S.Crawley, b McCor­ quodale ................... 30 L.Arbuthnot,bMcCor- quodale ................... 1 W . Findlay, c and b M cLaren...................32 S.J. G. Hoare, b Bux­ ton .......................... 13 Lord Lichfield,not out 10 P.C. de Paravicini, c Wilson, b Buxton... 0 B 3, lb 4, nb 3 ... 10 Total .. 200 W INCHESTER COLLEGE v. M.C.C. & GROUND. —Played at Winchester on June 26. W in c h e ste r C o lle g e . R. W . Awdry, c Lee, b Overton................... 2 L. G. Cruwys, b Over­ ton ........... ... 1 A . C. Pawson, b Over­ ton ...........................10 H. C. McDonell, b Overton ...................26 H. G. Haig, b Hand­ ford ........................... 1 H. W . M. Yates, c Overton,b Handford 26 G. 8. Tomkinson, c Darling,b Handford 20 S. F. North, b Overton 0 G. Marshall, c W yn- yard, b Overton ... 4 E. O. Hunter, b G. Winter ...................23 C. F. A. Hare, not out ...........................72 B If', lb 3 ...........13 Total (10 wkts)*198 C. J. de B. Sherngham did not bat. * Innings declared closed. M.C.C. an d G round . G. E. Winter, c Sher- ingham. b Hunter... 8 R. S. Darling, c H «ig, b Hare ...................33 E. C. Lee, b Hunter... 0 W. W inter, c Cruwys, b Hare ...................10 E. H. Buckland, b M cDonell...................11 W . H. Edgar, b Hare 0 Handford, b Hunter... 2 S. K . N. Stobart, b M cD onell................. H. B. Wynyard, b M cD onell................. Lord Suffolk, b M c­ Donell ................... Overton, c Shering- ham, b Hunter A. H. Evans, not out Byes........................... T otal...................f MERCHANT TA YLO R 8’ SCHOOL v. FOREST SCHOOL.—Played at Walthamstow on June 30. M erch an t T a y lo r s ’ S ch ool . J. E. Raphael, lbw, b Evelyn ...................67 T. Dennis, c Henley, b E v elyn ...................14 C. Bourns, b Evelyn 11 L . H. Shuttleworth, lbw, b Henley........... 8 G. L. Langley, c M c- Iver, b Henley ... 6 C. M. Bashford, b Henley .................. 21 S. A. Trick, b Evelyn 28 K. P rks, c Simonds, b E v elyn ................... 4 O. C. White, c Henley, b E v elyn ...................11 F. W . Draper,c Wells, b H en ley ........... 7 A J.Robinson, not out 4 E x tra s................... 6 Total ..187 F orest S chool . C. M clver, b Raphael 46 A . L. Evelyn, c Lang­ ley, b Bashford .. 63 F.G. Nichols, b Robin­ son ...................28 J. K . Guy, lbw, b Rarhael ................... 2 K . C. Nicholls, b Raphael ................... 0 J. Simonds, b Raphael 11 E.O. Farmer,b Raphael 0 D.C. Dobell, b Robin­ son ............ 18 C. B Wells, b Robin­ son ............ 4 S.M.Wells, c Raphael, b Robinson ........... 0 F. A. Henley, not out 1 Extras ...........13 Total ... .. 186