Cricket 1900

A ug . 2, 1900. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 317 DERBYSHIRE v. LANCASHIRE. Played at Glossop on July 30, 31 and Aug. 1. Lancashire won by 224 runs. It cannot have been a very pleasing experience to Mr. MacLaren to win the toss in this match, for the wicket was in a state which upset all calculatio «s Mr. MacLaren decided to bat first, but when half his side were out for 54 and seven wickets were down for 90, he must have thought that it would not have been a bad move to put Derbyshire in. The innings, how­ ever. was not yet over, for Cuttell lost ro time in making runs, a id the tail played up well. Still, it wai an inconsiderable total agaiast which Derbysh re had to go in. Storer and Chatterton played admir­ ably, the latter being not out 48 at the close of the day, when only three wickets were down for 148 Thus, when the game began on Tuesday morning, things looked par. icularly well for Derbyshire. but in a few minutes a great change came over the game, and nobody could make any stand aga'nst Cuttell and Briggs, the seven remaining wickets only producing 33 runs, so that after all Lancashire had a very small balance against them of 13 runs. As in the first innings Ward was soon disposed of, but Ty desley played a great game, while good cricket was shown by Mr. MacLaren, Mr. Eccles, and Mr. Hartley. The latter and Tyldesley in partnership astonished every­ body by the severity of their hitting. They were together for only an hour and a-half but put on 183 runs. They were particularly aggressive when Storer was on, scoring 18 off one over and 21 off another. This partnership put Lancashire on an entirely different footing and it looked as if they would be able to dictate terms. Bain fell in the night and ruined the wicket, and Derbyshire naturally did very badly, Bagshaw and Mr. Wright alone being able to offer any resistance to the bowling. L an cash ire . First innings. J. Stanning, c Chatterton, b Bestwick ..........................10 Ward, b Bestwick ... ... 7 Tyldesley,cStorer,bBestwick 4 A . C. MacLaren, c Lawton,b Berwick ................... 3 A . Eccles, c Chatterton, b Berwick ... ... ... ... 17 C. R. Hartley, b Bestwick ... 15 Cuttell, b Bestwick ... ... 45 Briggs, c Bagshaw, b Best­ wick .................................. 0 Sharp, c Storer, b Berwick 10 Pennington, not out .......... 29 W ebb, b Kestwick ...........13 B 12, lb 1, w 2 ...........15 Total ...168 •Innings declared D e rbysh ire . Second innings. b Bestwick...........13 c Storer,bBerwick 3 c Bestwick, b Storer ...........119 lbw, b Bestwick 24 b Bagshaw...........24 b Bestw ick.........109 cBagshaw.b Best­ wick .................. 4 not out.................. 39 b Bestwick........... 1 c and b Storer ... 8 B 16, lb 1 w 1 18 Total (9 wkts)#362 closed. First innings. L. G. W right, lbw, b Briggs 25 Bagshaw, c Webb, b Cuttell 14 Storer, b C uttell...................48 Chatterton. lbw ,b Briggs... 52 E. M. Ashcroft, c Webb, b Cuttell .......................... 4 Foulke, run out ................... 0 A . E. Lawton, c Hartley, b .......................... 11 S. H. W ood, b Cuttell ... 3 Berwick, not out.................. 8 Humphries, c Hartley, b Briggs.. .......................... 3 Bestwick, b Cuttell .......... 4 B 6, lb 3 ................... 9 Second innings, c Sharp, b Cuttell 34 b Briggs ...........54 b Briggs ........... 7 b Cuttell ........... 1 lbw, b Briggs ... 7 c Ward, b Cuttell 5 c MacLaren, b Briggs ........... 2 run out ........... 4 c Sharp, b Cuttell 3 c Cuttell,b Briggs 0 not out . ........... 0 B 2, lb 4, nb 2... 8 Total ......... 181 Total ...125 L an c a sh ir e . First innings. O. M. R. W . B erw ick........... 21 4 74 3 ... Bestwick ... 25 8 55 7 ... Bagshaw ... 5 1 21 0 ... Storer ........... 1 0 3 0 ... Foulke ... Ashcroft... Second innings. O. M. R. W . ... 24 6 89 ...3 4 12 102 ... 1* 2 57 ... 16*4 2 68 ... 4 0 22 ... 1 0 6 Bestwick bowled two wides and Storer one wide. D e rbysh ire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M . R. W- C u ttell........... 36*3 16 64 5 ... ... 36-5 20 50 4 8harp ........... 12 2 26 0 ... ... 6 2 14 0 W ebb ........... 10 2 27 0 ... . . . 8 5 9 0 B riggs........... 25 7 55 4 ... ... 3*5 22 30 5 Ward ... ... 8 4 13 0 KENSINGTON PARK v. CHISW ICK PA R K .— Played at Chiswick Park on July 23. K ensington P a r k . E. H. Seaton, b E. Causton .................. 4 M .R Quin, c E. Hobbs, b E. Causton ........... 9 H. D. Nicholas, c A. Hobbs, b Smith 3 A. W.Watson, b Smith 1 A. A. Surtees, c Smith, b A. Causton..........11 T. A . Deane, c Hortin, b Smith .................. 12 Hawksworth, b E. Causton .................. W . T. Banks, b Smith H. T. Wright, bSmith F.G. Andrews,notout C. B. Fletcher, run out ................... B 2, lb 2, w 1, nb 2 Total C h isw ic k P ar k . A. R. Hobbs, run out 44 E. O. Hobbs, b Quin .. 27 F. M.Killian, c Surtees, b Hawksworth . . 13 E. P. G. Caustoo, c Bank8, b Nicholas 29 C. De L. Carey, b Andrews ......... 63 W .H . L. Hortin, c and b Andrews ...........36 L R. Finnis, not out.. 6 H. C. Causton, lbw, b Nicholas ... ............ 3 E. J. Dobson, c sub, b Nichola-* ... ... 11 E. W.8mith, c Hawks­ worth, b Nicholas 4 H .A. Pares, c Surtees, b Nicholas ............ 0 B 2, lb 2 ............ 4 T o ta l............240 Webb bowled two no-balls. THE ARTISTS’ WEEK. The third season of the Artists* Cricket Club closed with the Annual Week. The " Cricketing Artists’ ” being the guests of Mr. Edwin A . Abbey, R.A., and the matches were played at his country house in Gloucestershire. Four matches were played, the A.C.C. winning two and losing two. For the Artists’, Dermod O’ Bri-in (76 not out), F. C. Batson 37 and 32), G. Hillyard-Swinstead (49 and 33), H. J. Ford (32) did well with the b a t; and during the week, Swin- stead took 17 wickets for 10 runs apiece, and Amesby Brown 15 wickets for 1 1*5- Walter Osborne did the hat trick. For the visitors, A. M. Miller (37), W . S. Medlicott (33), hev. R. N . H. Ellison (72 not out), and J. Pott (85). were the principal scorers. On July 27th, F. W. Cripps to jk eight wickets for 19 runs. ARTISTS’ v. W ILTS HIRE WAND 3RERS.—Played at Fairford, Gloucestershire, on July 24. A r tists . Dermod O’ Brien, run out .......................... 0 F.C.Batson, b Miller... 37 G. Hillyard Swinstead, c and b Miller ... . 33 Henry J. Ford, c Pott, b Milward.................. 15 Am esby Brown, c Goudge, b Medlicott 14 L.D.Louard.c Goudge, b Milward..................29 Walter Osborne, c Spooner, b Medlicott 5 W iltsh ire W andekehs . EdwinA.Abbey,bMed- lico tt........... ... 0 A. Chevallier Tayler, c Pott, b Medlicott ... 0 Hon. W. J. James, not out ........... 7 L.C. Nightingale, c and b H um phreys........... 0 B 11, lb 7, w 2 ... 20 Total . 160 A.M.Miller, c O’Brien, b A. Brown .........37 W . H Goudge, c sub, b Swinstead.................. 12 W.8.Medlicott,stFord, b Brown .................. 33 P.Reyuolds,b Nightin­ gale .......................... 7 F. H. Humphreys, c Batson,bNightingale 12 A . J. P«»tt, c Tayler, b Swinstead.................. 1 (\ Gou d-Smith, b Nightingale ... ... 0 E. Faucetc, not out ... 15 d.M il ward, c O’ Brien, b S^-instead ........... 2 G. W. Cancellor, c and b Swinstead ........... 1 S. Spjoner, c O’ Brien, b Swinstead ........... 6 Byes ................... 5 Total 131 AKTISTS v. H. M ILW A R D ’S X l.-P la y e d at Fairford, Gloucestei shire, on July 25. H . M ilw a r d ’ s X L Rev. R. N. H. Ellison, nut out ... 72 E. T. Cripps, bbrown 1 R. W . Ellett, lbw, b Swinstead................. 8 G. W . Cancellor, c Luard, b Swinstead 17 F. W . Cripps, c Luard, b Brown .................. 0 A . J. Pott, c Tayler, b Swinstead ........ 85 B.F,Innocent, b Swin­ stead 17 H. Milward, c Night­ ingale, b rtwinstead F. Eavis, c Batson, b Osborue ................... E. Bowley, b Osborne W . H. J. Knight, c Nightingale, b Oa- torne B 5, lb 2, nb 1 Total ...217 A r tists . F. C.Batson, b Ellison 32 Hon. W . J. James, c Pott, b F. Cripps ... 1 H. J. Ford, c Bowley, b Milward.................. 12 L. D. Luard, b Mil­ ward ........................... 6 Dermod O’Brien, c Innocent, b Ellison 4 G. Hillyard Swinstead, b E llison .................. 0 Amesley Brown, b Milward ................... 7 W alter Osborne, c Milward, b Ellisou 2 A . Chevallier Tayler, c Milward, b Elli­ son ......................... 0 L. C. Nightingale, not out .......................... 4 Edwin A. Albey, c Cripps, b Milward.. 5 Byes ...................15 Total ...................88 ARTISTS v. OXFORD GRADUATES (D. A. Wynne Willson’ s X I).—Played at Fairford, Glou­ cester, on July 26. A r tists . A. Brown, c Wright, b 8tocks ................... 0 G. H. Swinstead, c Wright, b Baines .. 49 H. J. Ford, b Stocks... 16 D. O’ Brien, not out ... 76 F. C. Batson, c M orti­ mer, b Stocks .. .1 4 L . D. Luard, b Baines 1 W , Osborne, b Baines 2 Hon. W . J. James, c Mortimer, b Baines 5 L C.Nightingale, lbw, b S to c k s ................ 5 A.C.Tayler, b J.Swin- stead......................... 6 E. A. Abley,b J.Swin­ stead ......................... 2 B 9, lb 2, nb2... 13 T o ta l.......189 O xfo rd G rad u ates . P . Rogers, b G. Swin­ stead ........................... 7 Rev.C.de Labat, cTay- lor, b Brown ........... 0 H. Baines,candbBrown 10 Rev J. H. Swinstead, c Osborne, b G. Swin­ stead ........................... 7 W . R. L. Wright, b G. Swinstead................. 7 C.H.Stockdale.c Swin­ stead, b Brown ... 11 D. A. W . Willson, b Brown ................... 2 E. Mortimer, c Os­ borne, b Brown ... 0 Rev.W . C. Stocks, not out ........................... 1 Rev. H. Spurling, c O’ Brien, b Brown... 0 Rev. C. A. Marcon, c James,bG.Swinstead 0 Extras ........... 3 Total . ... 48 Second innings: P. Rogers, c Batson, b O’Brien, 25; Rev. C. de Labat, b Osborne, 11; H. Baines, not out, 2 ; Rev. W . C. Stocks, c Batson, b Osborne, 3; byes, 7. - Total, 48. ARTI8TS v. GARDNER BAZLEY’S X I.—Played at Fairford, Gloucestershire, on July 27. A rtists . L.D.Luard,b F.Cripps 0 Henry J. Ford, b F. Cripps .................. 32 Amesby Brown, c E l­ lett, b F. Cripps . 10 G. H. Swinstead, b F. Cripps ................... 0 F. C. Batson, c Ellett, b F. Cripps ......... 10 Dermod O’ Brien, c Ellett, b F. Cripps .. 0 L.C. Nightingale, lbw, b F. Cripps ........... 3 Hon. W . J, James, b F. Cripps................... 0 A . Chevallier Tayler, c and b Ellison ... 1 E. A. Abbey, not out 1 Walter Osborne, b Ellison ........ 4 B 4, lb 1 ........ 6 Total 66 G ard n er B a z l e y ’ s X I. Bev. H. R. Ellison, c Batson, b Brown .. 27 E T. Cripps, c Ford, b Brown ...................10 R. W . Ellett. b Swin­ stead ........................... 9 A. J. Pott, c Batson, b Swinstead ... 23 C. H. T. Wright, b Brown ................... 2 F.W .Cripps,c O’ rrien, b Brown ................... 7 A . J., Cook, c E. A. Abbey, b Brown ... 1 Rev. W . Aasheton, b O’ Brien .................. 7 Rev. W. H .T. Wright, cSwinsteadjbOsborae 19 R. D msdale, not out 0 Bev. H. M. Pratt, b Swinstead................ 0 Byes................... 5 Total ...110 THE ABBEY SCHOOL, BECKENHAM v. SID­ CUP COLLEGE (under 15).—Played at Sidcup on July 25. A bbey S chool . H. J. Prest, not o u t... 81 J. M cA. <raig, run out 4 C. S. H urd, c and b Sbapley ...................29 G.C.Ph liips.bShapley 3 H. R. Wimble, c Shap- ley, b H enley...........16 E. C. Reid, b 8hapley 32 A B.Coruab^.bShapley 0 M.Ferguson,bShapley 8 K. H. Macalaster, not out ........................... 7 B 6 , w 7, nb 2 ... 15 Total (7 wkts)205 P. J. Aste and P. A . Brown did not bat. S idcup C o lle g e . First innings. C. Shapley, c Wimble, b H u r s t.................................. A. V . Hall, b Hurst ........... J. Turner, b Wimble . W. Lawrentezen, run out... W . Henley, b Wimble C. Lorentezen, b Wimble... M. Edward8, b Hurst........... J. Orchardson, c Prest, b W imble ... ................... A. Baxter, b Hurst ........... C. Evans, b W im b le ........... S. M itford, not out ........... Byes.................................. Second innings. 4 c and b Ferguson 6 2 b Phillips ........... 6 3 runout.................. 3 1 b W imble ........... 3 0 not out................... 0 0 c Craig, b Wimble 0 0 2 not out................... 1 1 3 c Craig, b Phillips 3 B 4, lb 3 ... Total..........................20 Total (6 wkts)