Cricket 1900

J u l y 12, 1900. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 263 LANCASHIRE v. SUSSEX. Played at Manchester on July 5, 6, and 7. Drawn. On a wicket which was Blow and saftMr. MacLaren E 'ayed one o f his best inniogs of the season, although is total was far short of what he has nude in pre­ vious matches. Bis back play was sound and careful, and his hitting determined and well-judged. There vas nothirg noticeable about the batting of the rest of the team until Sharp and Ballows came together, both cutting and driving in excellent ttyle. The wicket had apparently impr-ved when Sussex went in, but the liyht was bad, and things did not go well for ihe batsmen, of whom Killick, Marlow, and Butt alone could make any effective resistance to the bowling. Oa Friday there was no p ay, ow irg to heavy rain, and the rest of the match was p ayed under more inspiriting conditions. Mr. MacLaren entirely altered his order of g’oing-in, with the very best results, Mr. Eccles playing a very fine hard­ hitting innings, and »ll the other men who batted, scoring quickl/. But it w*s not possible to declare in time to get Sussex out. and although Ranjitsinhji failed, Killick and Belf practicaliy did enough to bring about a drawn game. L an cash ire . First innings. Second innings. A. C. MacLaren, c Butt, b C o llin s.................................58 Ward, c Butt, b T a te...........14 Tyldesley, b Cox ................... 9 not o u t..................22 Briggs, c and b Bland .. ...21 Cuttell, c Butt, b Tate ... 16 C. R. Bartley, c and b Tate 2 b R e lf ...................28 A . Eccles, b T a te.................. 10 b R e lf....................63 Ballows, not o u t ...................35 c and b Relf ... 41 Sharp, c Bland, b Relf ... 49 Smith, c Ranjitsinhji, b Tate 6 W ebb, run out ................... 0 B 8, lb 5 ...........................13 B 4, lb 2 6 Total......................... 233 Total (3 wkts)*160 •Innings declared closed. S u ssex . First innings. Second innings. * ~ ‘ " 1 3 run out..................27 47 no*; out..................52 14 b Briggs .......... 5 Q. Brann, lbw, b Cuttell ... Relf. b Cuttell ................... Killick, c and b Webb A . Collins, b Cuttell ........... K. S. Ranjitsinbji, c Sharp, b W ebb.................................. Marlow, not o u t ................... Vine, b Cuttell ................... Butt, b B a llo w s .................. Cox, c Ward, b Cuttell Bland, c W ebb, b Ballows Tate, c W ard, b Ballows ... B 1,1b 4 .......................... 8 cSharp,bBallows 5 32 not out.................. 9 5 25 5 3 0 5 Total.. First i ... ...........148 L a n c a sh ir e . B 2, lb 2 ... 4 Total (3 wkts)102 Second inninps. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. T ate................ .. 36 8 1(0 5 ........... 18 7 41 0 C o x ................ . 15 5 41 1 ........... 17 5 61 0 Bland ... .. 13 6 24 1 Collins ... .. 11 3 28 1 Brann .. 4 1 10 0 ........... 4 1 25 0 R e lf................ .. 7 3 11 1 ........... 65 3 21 3 Killick ... . 5 2 6 0 Ranjitsinbji 3 0 16 0 Su88EX. First innings. Second innings O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . W ebb ... .. 55 12 22 2 ........... 16 7 31 0 Cuttell ... .. 36 15 63 5 ........... 1 0 3 0 Sharp .. 8 3 24 0 ... ... 4 1 14 0 Briggs ... .. 9 2 29 0 ........... 16 6 31 1 Hallows ... .. 6-3 2 5 3 ........... 6 3 17 1 Eccles 1 0 2 0 QUERNMORE SCBOOL v. BATTERSEA. GRAM ­ M AR SCHOOL.—Played at Quernmore on July 7. B a tte r se a G ram m ar S ch ool . K . Frost, not out ...118 C. Matthews, low, b Sharp.. ............... 6 W .F.8utcliffe, b Lewis 9 R. B . Dahm, c Covil, b 1 ewis ...................37 C. Mason, H. G. Yates, A. McFarlane, S. B. John­ ston, fcnd B. Gruchy did not bat. •Innings declared closed. Q ubrkmore S ch ool . B . N. Lowe, b Sharp 5 E. Carey, not out ... 19 E x tra s...................16 Total (4 wkt«)#2'0 B . G. Patrickson, b Frost... ................. 13 C. W . Sharp, b Mason 22 N. O. Carpenter, lbw, b Mason ................... 6 W . Durt ridge, lbw, b Mason ...................15 B . Medcalf, c Mat­ thews, b Dahm ... 1 D. M. Lewis, b Frost 5 B. H. Tucker, c and b Frost..........................16 L A. Tucker, b Mason 4 J. Zimmermann, b 1rost.......................... 2 B . T. Covil, not out .. 0 E. Patrickson, b Frost 2 E x tra s...................J6 QUERNMORE SCBOOL v. FOREST B IL L SCBOOL.—Played at Quernmore on July 4. Q uernmore S chool . W. Durbridge, not out 39 Extras ...........15 C.W .Shaip,cB.Barvey b G. Barvey .......... 23 B . Medcalf, b Bolton 0 N .O .f’arpenter,notout 77 Total (3 wkts)*143 H. G. Patrickson, b Bolton ................. 0 D. M. Lewis, B. Tucker, J. Zimmermann, E. Patrickson, L. Tucker, and H. T. Covil did not bat. •Innings declared closed. F orest B il l S ch o ol . B . E. J. Southwell, st B. C. Harvey, b B . Carpenter, b Covil... 0 G. A. Barvey, b fl. Patrickson ... 17 F. G. Purser, b Covil... 0 G. C. Matthews, lbw, b Covil ................... 2 C. R. East.st Carpenter, b H. Patrickson ... 12 A . C. Wilson, c Car­ penter, b E. Patrick­ son ........................... 2 Patrickson B.Bolt on,b H.Patrick- 8on ........................... N. Colson, lbw, b H. Patrickson ........... C. K.Morgan,c Medcalf b H. Patrickson ... L. Doig, not out . Extras................... Total ... Total ...101 LUDGROVE BOYS Ludgrove on July 4. L udorove B o y s . PARENTS.—Played at C. B . Campbell, Glamis .................. 2 W .H .W ig in, b byass 0 Y.B.Kennett,b Glamis 0 R. C. Byass, c and b Glamis .................. 51 A. B. Lyon, c Wiggin, b Bagnall.................. 11 G.Boscawen ,cStephen- son, b Byass .......... 17 R. Salt did not bat. W. A. Middleton, c Curtis, b Glamis .. 8 S. Dona’dson, b Byass 15 J.F.Eastwood, not out 9 E.G. Williams, not out 1) B 22, lb 1, w 8 ... 31 Total (8 wkts) 154 Lord Glamis, retired, h u r t ........................... 5 Mr O.S.CurtiSjbBya^s 17 Mr. A . F. Pease, c Bj ass, b S a lt...........65 Mr. R. H. Penson, b Byass.......................... 0 Mr. A . B . Wiggin, c and b Salt P a r e n ts . Mr. G. F. O. Bagnall, b S a lt........................ 12 M ajor Stephenson,not out ......................... 0 Sir Walter Corbet, not out ........................... 3 B 8, lb 3 ...........11 Total (6 wkts) 139 Mr F. S. W. Cornwallis, Mr R. W . Byass, and Mr. J. A. Burrell did not bat. LUDGROVE (2) v. CHOLMELEY HOUSE.— Played at Ludgrove on July 7. C h olm bley HOU8E. F. R. Watson, b For­ tescue ................... A. L. Lockwood, run out ... ................... A. J. Child, b Char- rington ................... G. H. Atkinson, b Foite^cue................. J. W . Jessop, b For­ tescue ... ... G. D. Lushi gton, b Fortescue.. C. E. Marshall, b Charrington R. W. Leach, b For­ tescue ................... W . R. Gu; niog, b F orttscue................. N. JI. Terry, not out S Smith,, b Fortescue B 1, lb 1 ........... Total 10 Second innings: F. R. Watson, b Fortescue, 1 ; A. L. Lockwood, not out, 2; A . J. Child, not out, 4 ; B 2, w 1—Total (one wicket), 10. W . A . Middleton, b Jessop ................ B . E. Eastwood, Lushington ... . D. C. Stephenson, Atkinson ... . G. R. Anderson, Watson L u dgbove (2). 35 18 C. M. Booth, not out 10 A.L. Maynard, run out 19 W. D. Gibbs, not out 9 B 2, w 2.................. 4 Total (5 wkt8)*J3S B . E. Charri gton, C. E. Hicks, H. W . Fortescue, and V. J. Greenwood did i ot bat. •Innings declared c’.osed HAMPSTEAD v. WOODFORD W E L L S—PI yed at W oodfoid on June 3 . B a m ps tk a d B. Greig, c Chamen, b Warner .................. 4 G. C rosdale. c H olliD g- ton. b Warner 0 E.R.W atson,bTosetti 7 A. Eiloart, c Chamen, b T osetti..................27 A.S Dornton,bTosetti 6 J. C. Toller, b Tosetti 0 F C.Wheeler, b Mori is J. liieig. b Morris L. Marcus, b Mo ria .. J C.R. Dickson, cH ol- Jington, b Tosetii ... T.S. Wheater, not out Extras.................. Total 65 W o o d f o r d W e l l *. E. C. Palm r, not out 1*23 G. Tosetti, b Dornton 15 W . Kin i gsbury, run out ......................... 2 E. C. Burnip, h Greig 32 A. Tosetii, b Dornton 15 G. Hollington, P. Morris, E. Wainer and E. Mason did not bat. H. K. Cham n. b Grtig 15 D. Toaetti. not out .. 8 fcxtras.................. 11 Total (5 wkts) 210 HAMPSTEAD v. PALLINGSW ICK.—Played at Acton on July 4. H am pstead . First innings. Ahsan-ul-Hak, c Satow, b S t-ven son ........................... C.C.T.Doll,c Clay,b Lockner A. R. Trimo.n, c Griffin, b Stevenson........................... 5 W .8.Bale,candbStevenson 0 F. J. Potter, b Stevenson... 0 A. Eiloart, b Lockner...........20 E. A . Cox, b Stevenson ... 5 R. P. Atkins, c Lockner, b Stevenson ................... 2 Mohamed Said, c Clay, b Stevenson........................... 0 F. V. Selfe, b Lockner ... 0 S. C. Howard, not out ... 1 E x tra s......................... 10 Second innings. b W e ig a ll...........50 b Weigall ........... 8 b Weigall ........... 5 lbw, b Bowstead SO not o u t ................. 17 c Hobbs, b Bow­ stead .................23 b W e ig a ll........... 4 not o u t ................. 10 b Weigall ........... 4 E xtras...........2L Total ...................49 Total (7 wkts) 173 PALLIN G8W ICK. G. S. F. Griffin, c and b Hale .................. 3 F. 8. Heynemann,lbw, b Trim en................43 A . 8. Hobbs, c Said, b H a le ........................15 J. Bowstead, b Bale . 68 Stevenson, b Said ... 32 J. C. Clay, b Hale ... 9 R. M. Lockner, c Cox, b Bale ................... 0 E.H.V. Weigall.not out 20 D. 8. Satow, b Hale .. 3 C. Carvalho, b H ale... 0 W . N. Leveaux,b Said 3 E xtras..................18 Total ..214 BECKENHAM v. INCOGNITI.—Played at Becken­ ham on July 3. B eckenham . F. H. Nelson, b Payne 7 C. O. Cooper, lbw, b Stratt- n ...................34 E.H.Simpson, st Lux- more, b Payne........... 0 R.Williams, c Torrens, b ^tratton ...........40 W. B. Baker, b L. 8. Browne ...................24 J. F. A. Robertson- Walker, b Hurlbatt. 30 A. A. Baker, b L. 8. Browne .................... 1 C. M. Baker, not out. 49 G. Crossdale, b Burl- batt ............................ 0 H . C. Gren-ide, b Payne .................... 5 H. E. Baker, bPayne 4 Extras...............11 Total . 205 I n co gn iti . L. 8. Browne, c C. M., b W . B. Baker ... 6 A. N. Incog, b C. M. Bak* r ......................... 2 W .M . Torrens, not out 91 H. S. Barkwoith, b C. M. B a k e r ................. 5 J. A Orm :n, st Cross- dale, b C. M. Baker. 1 F. D Browne, b W. B. Baker... ........... 0 A. F. C. Luxmore, b A. A. Baker ...........17 E. A. Parke, b W . B. Baker ................... W. R. Stratton, b C. M. Baker................. R. 8. Payne, b W. B. Baker ................... C. Burlb ttt, c Grcn- 8ide, b C. M. Baker. Extras.................. Total .................1 KENSINGTON PARK v. W ARGRAVE B I l L . - Played at Wargrave on July 7. K ensington P a r k . f l W . Currey, b H. Carver ................... \ R Halford, b Schwaiz 13 W . 8. Wynne, nut out 6 W.Graham, b Schwaiz 0 C. C. Marshall, b H. J.G.Donaldson,notout 22 E. H. Seaton, b H. Carver ................... 4 A. W . Watson, b H. Carver .................. 2 E.E. Reynolds,cHolmes b H. Carver .......... 1 M .A. Nicholas, c Bick- nell. b H. Carver ... 37 L.E.G. Abney, c and b 1 arvtr .................. 0 H. D. Nicholas b Schwarz ................... 4 Second innings: J. G. Dinaldsin. c fnd b H. P. Carver, 2 ); A. W. Watson, n t out, 19; E. K. le y - nolds, c Brehiend, b Bickn-11. 9 ; W. Graham, b Molloy, 16; Extras, 7.—Total (3 wfcts.) 70. W a r g r a v k T a r k . Ca»ver Extras .. Total 112 M. Mo’lov, b Gr'ham 1 M. Hios'in, b At ney... 2 R. G. Nohwarz, c H. Nicholas, b Wynne ?9 G.E Bicknell cDonald- son, b Graham ... 0 H . R. Carve% c Currey, b Graham................... 1 H. P. Carver, b Abney 4 F. E. Haigb, c Seaton, b W yn n e................. 4 H. R. J. Holmes, c Currey, b Wynne .. 1 A. H. Brehrend, lbw, b Abney ................... W .Hullcoon,c Wynne, b Abney 8. Platt, b A 1n**y W .L. Fai msworth, not out ... ... ........... Extras................... Total