Cricket 1900

J uly 19, 1900. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 285 fast bowler, and had to retire peverely hnrt. Worcestershire had to bat for a little ov^r half an hour, and lost three wickets for 42, so that their position when play w^s resumed on Tuesday was bad. But splendid cricket was played, by Mr Foster and Mr. Wilke*, who made a most de'ei mined stand at a very critical time, and although the rest of the team could do very little, Yorkshire had to knock off 48 runs before drawiDg level. This did not look a v* ry difficult task, at any rate on paper, but before the runs were obtained, four good wickets were down, while half the side was out for 68. Tunnicliffe and Eaigh then made the necessary stand, and at the close of play the total had been taken to 180 without further loss, leaving Yorkshire in a very much better position. Haigh was promptly bowled yesterday morning, but Hunter offered a stubborn resistance, enabl hg Tunnicliffe {o make a splendid score -by splendid cricket. Hunter made the first 50 of his life in first-class cricket. The innii gs was declared and Worcestei sbire required 322 runs with no porsible time in whibh to get them. They begin sj badly that ihe match seemed over, but once mor 3Mr. H. K. Foster came to the rescne of his side and played a magnificent game which saved his side. Y o rksh ike . First innings. Second innings. Lord Hawke, b Arnold ... 5 b W ilson ...........23 Tunnicliffe, b A rnold...........12 c Wheldon, b Foster ...........158 Denton, cFereday,b Wilson 15 c Straw, b Arnold 12 WainWright, c Fereday, b W ilson.................................. 2 c Straw, b W ilson 0 Hirst, b B ird.......................... 65 b Wilson ............. 0 T. L.Taylor,c Foster,bWilson 19 b Wilson ........... 5 E. R. Wilson, retired hurt.. 2 Haigh, b A rn old...................31 c Straw, b Wilson 7 Hunter, b Wilkes, b Bird - 8 not out...................58 Rilty, not out .................. 25 c and b Fereday., 1 Oyston, run out ................... 0 not o u t................ 5 L v>3, nb 2 ........... ... 5 E xtras...........16 Total ..................189 Total(8 wkts)*349 •Innings declared closed. W o r c e ste r sh ir e Bow'ey, c Hunter, b Hirst.. 14 b Haigh ......... 0 Fereday, c Wainwright, b H a ig h ........................... ... 18 Wheldon, b Haigh ........... W . H. Wilkes, b Haigh .. 90 Arnold, c Hunter, b Riley 15 H K . Foster, b Oyston ... 59 Bird, b Oyston .................. 1 Bulloc<,c sub., b Oyston... 0 Burrows, b Haigh ...........1' Straw, not out .................. 2 Wilson, b H aigh ...................14 B 10, lb 1 w 1 ...........12 b Haigh. ... notout..! ... b H irst......... b Birst........... not out................ b Wainwright , Byes Total .................. 237 Total (5 wkts) 143 Y o rksh ire . First innings. Second innings. O M. R W . O. M. R. W. W ilson ......... 15 2 49 3 ........ M 9 116 5 Arnold ........... 26 7 92 3 ........ 22 5 54 1 Bird...................12 3 3 4* 2 ............. irt 7 85 0 Feieday ... 11 1 27 1 Burrows ... 3J 5 95 0 Foster . ... 5 2 6 1 Arnold delivered four no-balls, Burrows and M. K. Foster two wides. W o rcestersh ire . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Hirst ... Haigh . Riley ... Oyston . ... 20 ... 24*1 ... 8 ... 17 1 69 1 4 81 5 .......... 3 17 1 .......... 6 58 3 ........... Tunnicliffe . Wainwright Riley bowled a wide. 15 2 41 2 KENSINGTON v. OLD CITIZEN S.-Played at W ood Lane on July 14. O ld C it ize n s . P. W . Hale, b M onte­ zuma .. ................... R. C. Cole, c Smith, b English ................... H. bl-w ett, b Monte­ zuma ........................... J.H. B *rnett,b English S. Williams, b Monte­ zuma ........................... J. Page, b English ... L . Mirylees, b English 14 H. H. leavington, lbw, b E n glish ................. 0 H. G. Johnson, b English .................. 4 F.C.Arinitage, not out 2 S. A . Kyffin, b English 0 Byes ................... 8 Total 85 K ensington . C. E. Currie, c Bar­ nett. b Hale ......... 27 J. D. Watts, run out 4 A. E. Damian, c W il­ liams, b Johnson ... 32 L. de Montezuma, c Miryless, b Williams 10 A. E. English, c Bar­ nett, b Page ... 27 R. W . Neumegen, c Hale, b Page .. .1 6 R. H. Moore, c W il­ liams, b P age..............12 A.Dyke-Spicer,notout 5 G.A. Gahagen, notout 6 B 1 ,1b 4, w l ... 15 H . Smith did not bat. Total ...155 SUTTON v. NORBURY P A R K .-P layed at Sutton. N obbuby Park. J. T. Illington, not out 40 H. Hyslpp, b Graeme 21 A .R .D agg,b Snowdon 2 Extras ........... 3 C. Costin, c Bowditch, b Graem e.............. . 12 J.Kell, c Cunningham. b Sleat .................49 G. H. Hadfield,c Sleat, b Snowdon ... 59 Total (6 wkts)* J. A . Knight, b Snow­ don ........... ........... 7 Y . R. Bromage, W . G. Poole, 8. Hersey, and G. R. Blades did not bat. * Innings declared closed. S u tton . P.S.Graeme,cBromage b Hadfield .......... 10 T.P.Cooke, c Hersey,b Hadfield ........... ... 7 Sleat, c and b Bell .... 0 C. E.Snowdon, c Poole, b Bell........................... 0 S. Bowditch, b Bell 1 T.L. Cunningham, not out ........... .. 29 H. H«zell, c Hersey, b Bell ........................... 0 J. Macaldin, b Bell ... 4 F.H .Lloyd, billing* on 24 H. W ilson, c Knight, b Bell ........................... 0 A. V . Straker, b Had­ field ...........................22 Extras ...........10 Total ...107 BLACKHEATH v. BICKLEY PARK.—Played at Bickley Park on July 14. B la c k h e a th . J. E. Mason, c Hodg­ son, b Simmonds ... 0 J. Dixon, c Hodgson, b Jnfferys 64 W .Dixon. bSimmonds 9 B. H. Matthews, b 8immonds ... 61 P. A . Robson, lbw ,!) Simmonds .......... 7 R .B . Stewart, b Hodg­ son ........................... 4 R. P. Terry did not bat. H. S. Mason, lbw, Jefferys ... E. Mason, not out H. F. Witherby, Jefferys ............... G. L. Soamea, H od gson ................ B 8, b 6 ... . 6 14 Total (9 wkts)*205 * Innings declared closed. B ic k le y P a r k . L. A. Shuter, b W . Dixon ................. 0 T.Hodgson.bW .Dixon 1 P. Simm nds, c J. E. Mason, b Stewart ... 3 A.P.Chattell.bStewart 13 A.W.Bowley,bStewart 12 F. S. Thoms, b Stewart 4 E. R. Bouch, b W . Dixon ................... 0 P. Solbe, b Robson ... 8 A . Jefferys, not o u t... 21 W. 8. Sydney, lbw, b Stewart .................. 4 H. J. Solbe, b Robson 2 Byes ................... 5 Total 72 CHARLTON PARK v. FOREST H IL L.—Played at Perry Hill on July 14. C harlton P a r k . S. R. 8argent, ht. wkt., b Welchman ...........13 Capt. McCanliss, h Nixon ...................34 H. C. Ogilvy, b W elch­ man ...........................67 R. G. Cowley, b Welch­ man ...........................11 A. L. McCanliss, b Welchman ......... 12 S. D. Robertson, b Welchman ........... 8 F orest H il l . H .C.Sargent,bWelch- man ........................... 9 H. Turrell,b Williams 24 C. M. Bernays, b W il­ liams .......................... 3 t3. H. Thomas, not out 6 A . H. Pease, b W elch­ man ........................... 0 Extras ...........25 Total ..211 H. O.Hooker,cSargent, b A. McCanliss .. 22 F. Woodman, b A. M cC anliss................17 Dr. Bunday, b A. McCanliss .......... 14 R. Nixon, c Turrell, b Cowley ...................49 C. F. Phillips, b A. McCanliss ........... 2 C.G. Hill,bA.McCanliss 14 B. Batchelor, lbw, b Cowley ................. 0 W .R.W illiam s,notout 58 C. Welchman, b H. C. Sargent ........... ... 13 C. Lemay, b A.McCan­ liss ........................... 1 P. Gibbon, not out ... 0 Extras...................30 Total ...220 HAMPSTEAD v. ELTHAM .—Played at Eltham on July 14. H am pstead . F. W . Orr, c Spicer, b Johnst - n ...................43 T.P.Burns, c Eagleton, b Wood ...................10 D. MacGregor, b John­ ston ...........................59 H.Woodall,c Johnston, b W ood ...................16 E. Reid, b Haywood... 12 E. R. Watson, b Hay­ wood ........................... 8 A. B. Osmond,b Hay­ wood ........................... J. Greig, b Johnston . Mohamed Said, b H aywood.................. L. Marcus, b Johnston S. C. Howard, not out B 26, lb 1, nb5 . Total A.S.Johnston, b Burns 54 C.R.8tampe.b Osmmd 4 W.S.Mason. b Osmond 0 J.C.W ood,c Howard, b Osmond .................... 7 Haywood, c Gii*-g, b Osmond .......................57 E lth a m . W . Young, b Burns... 0 C. A. Pitt, not out ... 19 J. Eagleton, not out... 4 B 6, lb 4, w 2 ... 12 Total (6 wkts) 157 HAMPSTEAD v. SURBITON, stead on July 14. S urbiton . Played at Hamp- L.J Clayton.bPawling 1 C.Scajfe, b Pawling .. 12 K. A. neer, b Hebert. 0 O. Howell, b Pawling 4 Y. Howell, absent ... Q B 9, lb 4 ...........13 8. S.Taylor, b Stoddart 0 H.J.Davenport c '>tod- dart, b Pawling ... 33 C. K. Fin asnn, not out 87 J.A E.Hickson cstod­ dart, b Hebert........... 4 F.P.Francis,cCrosdale, b He ert ... ... 0 T o t a l............ 154 P. Castle, b Pawling... 0 Sfcond innings:—8. 8. Taylor, b Farmiloe, 106; H. J. D ivenport, not out, 38 ; leg-Lyes, 5.—To'.al (1 wkt) 149. HAMP3TKAD. Ahsan-ul-Hak,cDaven- p<>rt. b Fiulason ... 68 A. R. Trimen, c .-u\ b Finlason ......... 36 A. E. Stoddart, cH ick­ son, b Clayton 1 T.M Karmilue, c ?c.irf, b Clayton .. .1 0 J. G. Q. Bescb, b Fin­ lason ........................33 E.L.Marsden,c Daven­ port, b Finlason ... 5 H. Greig c Hicksor, b Clayton ........... 6 H R. Hebert, st Hick­ son, b Finlason ... 14 G. i rosdale. not out... 19 K.Leigh Ibbs.cHowell, b l layton................. 3 S. 8. Pavdi >g,b Clay­ ton ........................... 4 B 8, lb 1, w 1 ... 10 Total .. 208 SUNNINGDALE SCHOOL v. WOODJTOTE HOUSE.—Played at Woodcote House on July 14. S u nn in gdale S chool . First innings. D. C. F. Burton, c and b Whiting ................... ... 53 E. V. Culme-Seymour, c Whiting, b Warner ... 0 B. Cle*g, b Whiting ........... 0 W .D.F. Heaton-Armstrong, b Martyn ......................... 5 W.G.Peate,cBurt,bWhiting 2 N. E Parker, b Whiting ... 7 C.A.V Sykes.candb Warner 4 R. V. B. Loxley, c Whiting, b Warner ........................... 1 H. K. D tmant, b ^ hiting... 3 J. R. B. Smith, b Whiting... 0 H. Serimgeour, not out ...10 Extras ................... 4 Total ...................89 Second innings. notout...................49 lbw, b Martyn ... 8 c and bMartyn... 0 b Warner b Martyn b Warner b Warner b W a rn er........... 0 ru i out ........... 2 run put ........... 0 c and b fbam ier 0 Extras......... 12 T o ta l...........77 W oodcote H ou se . H. Martyn, lbw, b Heaton - Armstrong 3 G. Giffard, c Sykes, b Burton ................... 6 R. Whiting, not out.. 38 8. Burt, c Pease, b Heaton - Armstrong 2 D Warner, b Burton . 0 R. Chamier, b Heaton- Armstrong ........... 9 E.Matthews, c Loxley, b Heaton-Armstrong 0 D. Fraser, b Heaton- Armstrong ......... G. Fisher, b Heaton- Armstrong ........... M. P. Shaw-Smith, b Sykes ... .......... C. Giff ird, b Sykes ... Extras Total 3 rd W ELSH v. 44 th BA TTERY R A.—A series of matches between the various teams in Prieska was started in May. and proved ver/ successful and ex­ citing. In the above match the Welshmen, who had had considerably more practice, carried all before them 3 rd W e lsh . Capt. H. Masterman, b Perry ................... Lieut. Campbell, c North, b Perry Sergt. Chattin, c Fel­ ton, b P«-riy ........... Ser-t.-M aj. bryant, b Perry........................... Lance-Corp. Andrews, b North ........... Lieut. Howe, b Perry Lieut. W oodfal, b Perry........................... 2 8ergt. Paish, not out 16 Lieut. Udal, c Felton, b Perry ...................10 Dr. Smith, st Crozier, b North ................... 8 Lieut. Budge, bPerry 1 E x tra s ................... 8 Total ..207 44 th B a t t e r y R.A. Br. Felton, b Master­ man .......... ... 3 Corp. Perkins, b Udal 0 Lieut. Munday,b Udal 4 Driver Lane, run out 6 Gnr. Perry, b Udal ... 7 Gnr. North, c Smith,lb U d a l.......................... 6 Lieut. Crozier, c Budge, b Campbell 1.4 Gnr. Bayes, b Udal ... Dr. Day, c and b Mas­ terman ................... Dr. Keys, b Udal Gnr. Johnston, not out E x tra s................... Total 1 1 5 12 49