Cricket 1900

S e p t . 6, 1900 CRICKET ; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 395 THE SCARBOROUGH FESTIVAL. MR. C. I. THORN TON ’S X I. v. YORK SH IR E . Played on September 3, 4, and 5. Yorkshire won by 3 wickets. There were fome curious changes in this match on tbe first day. TLe scratch team had at lunch time scored 216 for four wickets, but afterwards Rhodes bowled with so much success that he took four of the last six wickets for 28 runs more, and in all only 50 luns were added. Th« feature of the innings was what i* now knowu as a dishing display by Mr. Jessop, who went in with the score at 94 for three wickets and in the course of fifty exciting minutes put together 95 runs. His hits, which were some of them astonishing, included three sixes and eleven fours. But although every other innings paled by compari­ son with his, Mr. V\arner, Mr. W . L foster and Mr. Leveson-Gower all played excellent cricket, Mr. Foster showing more and more plainly what a lot his county has lost by his absence during the season. Another very attractive irnings was that of Denton for Yorkshire ; he was only batting for an hour and twenty minutes for his 88. At the close of the day Yorkshire had lost six wickels for 164 against the 266 of Mr. Thornton’s X I., W ainwrigH being not out. 21. The Yorkshire tail asserted itself strongly on Tues­ day, Wainwright, who is just at the pie.-ent moment about the best bat in the team, playing a splendid in­ nings. whi'e Haigh helped him nobly. Consequently the scratch team had to face an adverse balance of 70. Again Mr. W . L. Foster played a beautiful innings, while Mr. Warner was iu fine'form . But things on the whole went badly until Trott and Board made a great stand. In the end Yorkshire had to make 207 to win. and aa nearly everv ma > helped to swell the total the victory was won, although there were possibilities of excitement at the finish. Mb. C. I. T h o r n to n ’ s X I. First innings. Second innings. W . L. Foster, b Brown ... 50 cHunter, b Smith 95 P. F. Warner, c Hunter, b B ro w n .................................34 b Haigh .............40 H. D. G. Leveson-Gower, b Smith 47 R. E. Foster, b Brown G. L. Jessop, c Tunnicliffe, b Rhodes ......................... Thompson, c Denton, b Rhodes ......................... 17 S. M. J. W oods, c Hunter, b Smith .......................... 4 Trott, c Wainwright, Rhodes ........................ Gunn (J.), not out ... . Board, c Hirst, b Rhodes . Young, b Bhodes................ Extras ................ st H u n t e r , Rhodes ... bRhodes ... 95 c Hirst, b Smith 2 c Smith, b Brown 3 s Tunnicliffe, Brown ... 2 b Brown 7 b Ha gh , 0 b Haigh 10 notout... 0 Extras Total... ...266 Total Y o r k s h ir e . First innings. Brown, sen., c Board, b Y o u n g ......... ...........30 Tunnicliffe, c Board,b Trott 3 Denton, c W . L. Foster, b W oods................. ... 88 T.L. Taylor, c R. E. Foster, b Woods .......................... 2 Hirst, c Young, b Woods .. 0 Wainwright, c Gunn, h Jessop.................................. 117 E. Smith, b W oods ... 2 Haigh, c Trott, b Gunn ... 51 Lord Hawke, c and b Gunn 10 Rhodes, c Jessop, b R. E. F oster...................................16 Hunter, not out ... ... 4 B 4, w 5, nb 1 ......... 10 Total.......................... 336 Second innings. c Poard, b Young 54 b Gunn................... 1 c and b Young .. SO c Board, b Young 11 lbw, b Jessop ... 12 c Foster, b Youn g 8 not o u t.................45 not out...................11 b W oods ...........19 Extras ...........17 Total (7 wkts) 208 No. Times Most of not Total in an inns out. runs. inns. Aver 7 .. 0 .. 272 . 142 . ?8 8=> 5 .. 0 .. 19) . 101 . 38-00 7 .. 0 .. 232 . 12) . . 3314 4 ... 1 .. 90 .. 38 . . 30 00 4 ... 1 . 76 . 48*. . 25 33 3 .. 0 .. 76 .. 37 . . 25 33 4 0 .. 98 . 46 . . 24 £0 12 .. 1 . 261 .. 70 . . *3 72 10 . 1 .. 212 .. 53 23 55 7 .. 2 .. 92 .. 21*. . 18-40 . 4 ... 0 .. 59 .. 29 . . 14-75 4 .. 0 ... 58 . . 38 .. 14 50 7 .. 0 .. 101 .. 49 . . 14 42 3 .. 0 .. 37 .. 19 .. 12 33 5 0 .. 53 .. 24 .. . 10-60 5 ... 0 . 52 .. 28 1040 9 1 .. 82 .. 17 . . 1025 6 .. 0 .. 52 .. 18 . 8-6^ 9 .. 1 .. 31 .. 7 . . 3 87 3 .. 0 .. 2 .. 1 . . 0 66 TH E M .C.C. IN 1900. Matches played, 12 ; won, 4 ; lost, 6 ; drawn, 2. BATTING AVERAGE8 Hearne (Alec) K. J. Key ........... Carpenter ... ... A. F. Somers t ... R^lf.......................... Martin .................. Pougher................. Thompson ........... Trott (A. E ) A. Page .......... Rev. E. Pereira . . Storer .................. C. C. T. Doll G. Howard Smith Me^d .......... Russe.l (T. .) ... Young ( H .).......... Brown (T.) ........... Hearne (J. T.) ... Tate (E.) ........... The following also bitted : F. L. Fane (1,0 and 0*), Huish (0. <>and 0*), Oates (0, 1 and 8*). Roche (2, 1* and 9*), A. E. Stoddart (18 8 and 0*), A . G. Archer (I6 a n d jl). Attewell (W .) (15 and 9), E. G. Bromley-Martin (34 and 7), G. E. Bromley-Martin (10 and 9), Board (27 and 23). C. J. Burnup (0 and 70), H. B. Chinnery (2 and 0), P. W . Cobbold (I and 0). A. Conan D cy e (4 and 0), W. L. Foster (14 and 4a), C. B. Fry (18 and 33*), G^eson (19 and 15*), J. Gilman (6 and 6), W. G. Grace, sen. (7 and 46), Gunn (W .) (110 and 46*), Handford (5 and 24*), H. B. Hayman (67 and 31), H. G. Bill (29 and 54), T Horton (53 and 11). King (J. H.) (8 and 43). H. D. G. Leves n-Gower (i3 and 14). Moorhouse (18* and 2), Overton, (0* and 4*), Rawlin (7 and 16), E. Rodriguez (0 and 1*). C. O. H. Sewell (40 and 87), F. H. Swinstead (7 and 15;, H. E. Symes-Thompson (31 and 11), S. M. Tindall (1 and 48), P. F. Warner (83 and 69), G. J. V. Weigall (0 and 9), B. Y . W ent­ worth (25 and 15), Whiteside (0 and 0), C E. M. Wilson (5 and 0), H. J. Wyld (18 and 0), Bagguley (1), Burns (32*). Cox (26), Cranfield (0*), L. H. Gay (0), C. P. Goodden (7), J. Leigh (6), A. P. Lucas (95), Major E. H. Rivett-Carnac (10) and P. Van der Byl (38). * Signifies not out. “ CENTURIES” FOR. Carpenter, v. Yorkshire, May 14 .........................125 Gunn (W .), v. Worcestershire, July 2 6 ...................110 Hearne (Alec), v. London County, June 2 5 .......... 142 K. J. Key, v. Leicestershire, May 7..........................101 BOW LING AVERAGES. Hearne (A.) Hearne (J. I Roche ... Pougher Brown (T.) Mead ... Thompson Trott ... , Martin ... The following bowled in two innings only : Carpen­ ter (6-2-26-2), CraDfield (41' -4-156-9), Geeson ,74-17- 183 11). K iog (J H.) 18-5-37-5), Moorhouse (15 5-3- 40-2), Overton (113-3-33-0), Keif (11-5-24-2), and Woodcock (40-12-91-3). The following bowled once on ly: Bagguley (3— 9-0), C. J. Burnup (12-4-?9-0), H. B. Chinnery (2-0-11-0), P. W . Cobbold (6-l-24-1), Cox (18-5-35-'•), A. Conan Doyle (2,l-l-4 -l), Handford (8-3-20-0), G. Howard-Smith (3-0-9-C), Storer (8-0-41-0), Tate (E.) (21-4-52-0), andC. E. M. Wilson (6-4-0-10-1). Young delivered three no-balls, and Martin and Thompson one each. Woodcock bowled two wides, and Geeson and King one apiece. Inns. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. . 9 . 156 2 .. 33 .. 437 .. 31 .. ll 09 . 6 .. 68-2 .. 24 . . 174 ... 12 .. 14-60 ) 11 ..210*2 .. 55 .. 625 .. 37 .. 16 89 . 3 .. 14 1 .. 57 . . 3 .. 19 00 . 4 .. 74 4 .. 15 .. 205 . 9 .. 22-77 . 5 .. 63-3 .. 19 .. 165 . . 7 .. 23 57 . 6 .. 72*2 .. 22 219 .. 8 .. 27-37 .. 8 .140 . SO 456 .. 16 .. 2->"50 . 10 178 .. 45 .. 613 . . 21 .. 29*19 . 3 .. 71 .. 20 .. 153 .. 3 .. 5100 M b . C. I. T h o b n to n ’ s X I. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Rhodes.................. 17-3 3 53 5 ... .. 30 4 92 2 Hirst ................. 10 1 58 0 ... ... 15 4 61 0 TONBRIDGE v. BAND OF BROTHERS.—Played Brown, s e n ......... 11 0 73 3 ... ... 71 2 33 3 at Tonbridge on August 29 and 30. H a ig h .................. 9 1 32 0 ... ... 16 6 28 3 B a n d o f B b o t h e b s . S m ith .................. 13 2 60 2 ... ...20 4 69 2 T. N. Perkins, b HumW . Marchant, c Mur­ Y o b k s h ib r . phreys ................. 19 rell, b Humphreys 3 O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. E A C . Druce, b HumJ.Pattisson,c Murrell, Jessop ................. .1 8 3 54 1 ... ...11 4 27 1 phreys .................. 35 b Pawley ......... 0 Trott ................. 18 1 104 1 ... ...10 1 44 0 D W.C arr, c Reynolds, C.F. Armstrong, c and Gunn (J.) .......... 21 6 61 2 ... ... 14 6 33 1 b Humphreys.........156 b Pawley ... ... 0 Young ................ .1 5 3 36 1 ... ... 19 2 48 4 Lord Harris, b Hum- M. A. Streatfield, not W o o d s ................. . 9 1 36 4 ... ... 7 2 31 1 phr ys ..................119 outi ........................... 4 Thompson ........... 8 2 24 0 ... F.Marchant.c Murrell, Hardinge, c and b R. E. Foster 4 4 0 11 1 ... b Humphreys . .. 1 Pawley .................. 5 Warner ’.** 0 4 0 8 0 J.M. H.Grant,c Stearn, Extras ...........17 Jessop bowled a no-ball, Woods a wide, and Gunn b P aw ley.................. 3 — four wides. Total ...362 T o n b r id g e . First innings. J. F. Reynolds, not out . 219 F Gully, c Carr b Perkins 22 Humphreys, b Harris...........28 Stearn, lbw, b F. Merchant 2« Worthington, c and b W. Marchant ... ...........23 Murrell, c Armstr ng. b W . Marchm t ... . 30 T. Pawley, c a c d b W . Mar­ chant .................................. 0 Fielder, c W. Marchant, b Pattisson ................... 20 W .D Hayward,cStreatfield, b Pattis9on.......................... 0 Secoud inniD gs. b Hardinge ... 61 not out.................. 47 S. Darvell, not out Sandiford, absent Extras .......... c W . Marchant. b Carr .......... 14 ... 16 c Perkins, b Pat- tisson .......... 7 ... 0st Perkins, b Carr 10 ... 39 Extras............. 7 Total (8wkts)... *421 Total (4 wkts)150 * Innings declared closed LAUDERDALE v. CHINGFORD. Chingford on August 25. L a u d e b d a l e . - Played at Crofts, c Cruickshanks, b A. Boulton ........... A . Gage, st Wa'es, b Cruickshank ........... H. O. Jones, run out.. W . Wicks, b Cruick­ shank O.Archer.c A. Boulton, b Cruickshank Linaker,lbw,bA.Boul- tou ........................... P.Bas*,b Cruickshank 22 P. Gage, bA. Boulton 0 A . W ien, c and b A. Boulton ...................20 C. Short, not out ... 12 A. Wicks.b A.Boulton 2 Extras ........... 5 Total ..118 C h in g f o b d . E.H .W ales.b A.W icks 36 D. J. Cruickshank, b A. W ick s................... 0 A. J. Boulton, c Short, b Bass......................... 13 D.T.Donald.bA.Wicks 0 W.Boulton.b A.W icks 0 R. McGregor, b Archer 5 P. Friend, b Archer ... 0 H.Wakefield, c Crofts, b A. Wicks E. Haydon, b Bass ... J. H. Harding,c Crofts, b Bass .................. A . Haydon, not out... Extras................... Total . 87 YOUNG AMATEURS OF SURREY v. EAST MOLESEY.—Played at East Molesey on Sept. 4. E a s t M o l e s e y . W . H. Follett, c Gra- burn. b Crawford ... 4 H. R. Parkes, c Gan­ non, b V. Crawford 2 A . E. Crang, c and b Booker ...................29 A. Stoner, c Gill, b Raphael ................... 0 H. E. Knight, c and b Booker ...................13 W.Williams, b Booker 30 A. T. G. Hunt, c But­ ler, b B ook er...........ll W . Clarke, c V. <raw- ford, b Raphael ... 1 E Potter, b Raphael 0 R. Booker, c V. Craw­ ford, b Raphael ... 4 P. Armfield, not out 5 Extras ... . ... 17 Total , Y o u n g A m a te u b s . ...116 V. F. S. Crawford, b Clarke ...................42 A. C. Butler, lbw, b W illiam s................... 2 J. E. Raphael, c W il­ liams, b 8toner ... 16 R. T. Crawford, c Hunt, b Stoner ... 24 J. Wormald, c Crang, b Williams ... 9 E. Booker, c Clarke, b Stoner ...................14 J. D. Gillespie, b Williams................... 5 J. R. C. Gannon, c Booker, b Stoner ... 0 G. M. Gill, not out .. 25 N. A. Knox, b Stoner 0 W. T. Grabum, b Stoner ...................16 Extras ................... 4 Total ...157 LONDON COUNTY v. AN E R LE Y.-Played at Crj stal Palace on September 3. A n e b l e y . L.Walker,bGrace, jun. 54 j D. L. Goodhall, not C. E. Bygot, c Grace, jun.,b C. B. Grace... 9 J. D. Gillespie, c Web­ ber, b Crawford ... 39 D.G. Williams, not outl06 * Innings declared closed. D. Bing, P. Wardle, P. Jennings, G. F. Newton, W . Riley, and A. Newman did not bat. L o n d o n C o u n t y . E.H.8.Berridge,b Bing 9 | H.8tafford-Webber, W . G. Grace, jun., not * out ......................... 122 A. B. Clarke, b Bing... 12 J. D. Craig, b Gillespie 29 C. B. Grace, lbw, b Gillespie .................... 1 out ...........................78 B 16, lb 9, nb 1... 26 •Total (3 wkt8)312 Newton, b Williams 37 P. Barry, not out ... 12 B 21, lb 3, nb 2... 26 Total (5 wkta)248 G. R. Crawford, S. G. Rhodes, L. Covell, andG. W , Ledebore did not bat.