Cricket 1900

272 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u l t 12, 1900. NONTDESCRIPT8 v. CHELMSFORD.—Played at Chelmsford on July 7. N on descripts . First innings. E.E. Barnett, c Lucas, b Nie 9 F. R. D . Monro, b Nie ... 4 J.G.Q. Besch, c Digby, b Nie 0 G. Crosdale, c and b Lucas 4 B. L. Marsden, c Whittaker, b Nie .................................. 12 R. A. H ill, c Aubrey, b Fur neaux .................................. 37 R. Leigh Ibbs, c Lucas, b F u rn eau x...........................30 8.8. Pawling, b Nie ........... 0 A . Eiloart, ht wkt, b Lucas 8 J. Greig, not o u t .................. 7 F. C. Wheeler, b N ie ...........11 Byes ........................... 3 Second innings, b Furneaux ... 82 b Nie .................. 4 b Aubrey ........... 0 c Nie,b Furneaux 46 cDigby,bUsborne 5 st Hilliard, b Us- borne ........... 0 b Furneaux ... 1 b Usbome notout... . Total ...............125 Total (8 wkts) 153 C h elm sford . A.P.Lucas, c Crosdale, b Pawling..................10 W .Hilliard,b Marsden 27 R L. Whittaker, b Marsden . . ... 5 Nie, b M arsden........... 0 W . B. Aubrey, b Paw ling ......................... 5 J.D.Whittaker.cMars- den. b Pawling ... 7 ludl^u u .. u u cu u x iiu i J. D. Dixon, b Pawling 5 |W . Usborne, run out 19 H.D Sheldrake,c Paw- Digbv. not o u t ..........14 ling, b Marsden . 0 B 6, lb 6 ...........12 A. L. Furaeaux, b | — Marsden ................... 1 Total ...105 HAMPSTEAD v. ST. BARTHOLOMEW ’ S HOS PITAL. -Played at Hampstead on June 7. H am pstead . A. E. Stoddart, b Nicholas ..........128 A.R.Trimen, b Nealor 23 T. M. Farmiloe, c Adam, b Boyle ... 16 W . T. H. Danby, c N >alor, b Nicholas .. 31 H. Greig, c Adam, b Nicholas .......................16 S. T. Fradd and F. V . Selfe did not tat. * Innings declared closed. S t . B arth olo m ew ’ s H o sp it a l . H. W oodall, not out.. 24 R. C. Griffith, c Boyle, b Nicholas ......... 0 J. C. R. Dickson, not out ........................... 2 B 39, lb 7, w 1, nb 1 48 Total (0 wkts) ...*283 H. E. Scones, b Stod dart .................. G. H. Adam, c sub., b Stoddart ... ......... 9 A. S. Nealor, b Stod dart .........................48 J. C. Sale, b fitoddart. 0 G. <+. Elliott, b Wood- a'l .................. 0 T. H. Fowler, b Fradd 15 11 E. Reed, c Stoddart, b F r a d d ................... H. G. Boyle, run out C.F. Nicholas, b Stod dart ........................... W . Mignon, run o u t.. H. T. Wilson, not out B 17,lb 2 ........... Total ...................1 KENSINGTON PARK v. OXFORD UNIVERSITY AUTHEN1ICS.—Played at St. Quintin’s Park on July 3. K ensington P a r k . M. L . Quin, c sub., b Dixon .................. 31 C. tf. IVf. Thring, c Darling, h Dixon ... 87 B. C. Grf-atorex, b Follett ...................33 C. Sarel, not out . . 13 E. Bendle, c Harrison, b Follett ........... 2 B 3, lb 2, w 3, nb 3 11 Total *177 J. G. Doialdson, M. A . Nicholas, C. T. Donaldson, H D . Nicholas. G. T. Williams, and T. Halford did not bat. * Innings declar d closed. O xfo rd U n iv e r sity A u th entics . H. Bro3rick,c Sarel, b W illiam s...................11 W . E. Harrison, b W il ia m s.................. 0 P. S. Roston, not out 42 K. S. Darling, c Quin, b Halford ........... 2 R. F. Symes-Thomo- son, c Donalds n, b Wi liams ... ... 24 W . H. Dixon, not out 13 U 3, lb 3 ............ 6 Total ......... 98 W . H. Follett, W . G. L. Powell, A. J. Chadwick, and J. V . Parking did not bat. PANTHER v. NORWOOD (2).—Played at Catford on July 7. N orw ood . K. Nixon, c Allport, b Bayley ................... H.Blatchford,c Lewis, b W allers................. W .V.Gatley,b W allers A . F. Goodwyn, b Wallers ... F. Gatley, b Bayley ... P an th e r . A . Wallers, lbw, b j W . L . Bayley, not out 14 Briggs ................. 98 ■ B 32, lb 3, w 4, nb 8 47 A.E.D.Lewis, b Nixon 43 I — S.Silverthorne,not out 52 | Total (2 wkts) 254 R. H. Day, R. Allport, E. W . Mantle. W . A. Standish, N. Prior, B. W . Green and E. E. Bailey did not bat. C.A. Briggs, b Wallers 0 4 R. Ingli , not out 0 P. Kay, b L ew is......... 7 23 G. ftpencpr, absent ... 0 7 G. F. Hepburn, absent 0 B 7, lb 2, w 1 ... 10 0 — 0 Total ........... 51 TENTS! TENTS! Suitable for Gardens, Cricket, or Camping-out pur poses ; 40ft. in circumference, pegs, poles, mallet, and lines complete (with tent bag included). These tents are white, and have only been used a little by Her Majesty’s Government, and originally cost over £6 each. I will send one complete for 25s. Can be sent on approval. Carriage paid. Price list of mar quees (any size) post free. H. J. GASSON, G o v ern m en t C o n tr a c to r , R y e . FOR ACHES AND PAINS RUB IN Elliman's For Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sprains, Bruises, Fresh Cuts, Sore Throat from Cold, Cold at the Chest, Neuralgia from Cold, Chilblains beforeBroken Corns when Painful, Cramp, Stiflness, Soreness of the Limbs after Cycling, Foot ball, Rowing, &c. 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