Cricket 1901

91 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A t o i l 25 1 01. J. C. LOVELL’S X I. MATCHES FOE 1101. APRIL. 27. Tulse Hill, v H.A.C.C.C. M AY . 4. Norbury, v. Norbury 11. Tulse Bill, v. Barnes IS. Tulse Bill. y. Home and Colonial 25. Tulse Bill, v. Croydon 27. Tulse Hill, v. Pembury Village JUNE. 1. Tulse Hill. v. BeddiDgton 8 . Croydon, v. Croydon 15. Tulse Hill, v. Barnes 22. Tulse Hill, y. Brixton Wanderers 19. Tulse Hill, v. Norbury JU LY. 6 . BeddiDgton, y. Beddington 13. Tulse Hill, v. Dulwich 17. East Dulwich, v. Brixton Wanderers 20. Tulee Hill, v. Home and Colonial 27. Finsbury, y. H.A.C.C.C. SU R R E Y COUNTY C.C. The follow ing are the most important items in the annual report of the com ­ mittee :— Ih e committee regret that they are unable to report as favourably on Surrey cricket during the past season as they have done for the past few years. Of the twenty-eight matches played in the First-class County Championship in 1900, nine were won, twelve drawn, and seven lost. It is, however, fair to mention that of the seven defeats, four were lost by very small margins, one by a wicket, one by five runs, one by eleven, and another by twenty-six runs. The committee are hopeful that a material improvement may be shown during the approaching season. The cricket of the Second Eleven was disappointing. Of sixteen matches played, three were won, eight drawn, and five lost. The hearty thanks of the club are due to Mr. D. L. A. Jephson, for the able way in which he fulfilled the responsible duties of captain, and for the example which he set to the members of the eleven. As captain of the Second Eleven, Mr. K. E. M. Barker was indefatigable. For the coming seison, home and home matches have been arranged with all the fourteen first-class counties, as well as with the London County C.C., and Oxford and Cambridge Universities. A match against the South African team has also been arranged. The match between Gentlemen and Players will be played at the Oval on July 11th, 12th and 13th. The committee deeply regret the loss of three old and valued members of the club during the year, Lieutenant-General Sir Frederick Marshall, president from 1867 to 1879, and vice-president from 1895 to 1900, Mr. John Burrup, one of the original founders and second hon. secretary of the club, and Sir F. A. Marindin, K.C.M.G. The committee, under the provisions of Rule XV ., elected the Right Hon. W . St. J. Brodrick, M.P., and Mr. F. G. Thorne to fill the two vacancies on the committee. The rules provide that the vice-presidents shall be elected at the annual general meeting. The increased accommodation enables the committee to announce that they consider it unnecessary to put into force the provisions of Rule X III., withdrawing the privilege of members to introduce a friend into the pavilion. During the year 163 new members were elected. Up to the present time 3,626 members have paid their subscriptions for 1C01. From the accounts it will be seen that there was a deficit of £502 los. 9d. on the year’s working. This unusual result is attributable, in no small degree, to the material diminution in the receipts from matches, caused mostly by exceptional ill luck in regard to the weather, as well as by the general depression on account of the war. Surrey cricket has not been singular in this respect, as a similar result appears to have been experienced amongst the county clubs in general. In appreciation of the excellent work he has done for Surrey cricket, the proceeds of the Yorkshire match at the Oval, on July 25, 26, and 27, will be given to W . H. Lockwood. The members are earnestly requested to co-operate tD make the match a thorough success. The following members of the committee retire by rotation and are eligible for re- election : Dr. C. C. Blades, Rt. Hon. W . St. J. Brodrick, M.P., W . Burrup, J. Colman, Lt.-Col. G. L. M. Farmer, G. H. Longman, D. R. Onslow, L. A. Shuter. The annual general meeting of the club will be held in the Pavilion, on Thursday, May 2, at 5 p.m. MATCH EXPENSES. Derbyshire.................................................. E s s e x .......................................................... Gloucestershire.......................................... Hampshire.................................................. Kent .......................................................... Lancishire.................................................. Leicestershire .......................................... M iddlesex.................................................. Nottinghamshire .................................. Somersetshire .......................................... Sussex . ... ........................................... W arw ickshire.......................................... Worcestershire.......................................... Y ork sh ire.................................................. Do. Brockwell’s Share of Gate... London County Cricket Club ........... Gentlemen v. Players ........................... Cambridge University ........................... Oxford University.................................. Surrey v. W est Indians.......................... Do. do. Guarantee ... The Eleven v. Next Fourteen ........... Second Eleven Matches.......................... Club and Ground and Colts Matches Luncheons and Refreshments ........... Balls, Gloves, and Caps........................... Nets, Score Boards, etc........................... Cloak Room Attendants and Sundries Derbyshire.. MATCH RECEIPTS. Gloucestershire.......................... Hampshire.................................. Kent .......................................... Lancashire.................................. Leicestershire ........................... M iddlesex.................................. Nottinghamshire ................... Somersetshire ........................... SU'Sex ................................. W arw ickshire.......................... Worcestershire........................... Y ork sh ire.................................. London County Cricket Club Gentlemen v. Players ... ... Cambridge University ........... Oxford University .................. Surrey v. West Indians......... rJhe Eleven v. Next Fourteen Second Eleven Matches......... Club and Ground and Colts Match< Stands........................................ £ 8. d. .. 164 15 6 .. 157 5 6 .. 170 15 0 .. 169 15 6 .. 151 5 10 .. 169 1 0 ... 156 7 0 .. 134 9 6 .. 226 6 2 .. 141 15 6 ... 146 15 9 .. 149 16 8 .. 164 9 0 .. 161 0 0 .. 49) 17 6 .. 153 17 0 .. 195 15 0 ... 138 2 6 .. 67 13 0 38 18 6 .. 100 0 0 .. 48 19 0 ... 520 3 9 .. 380 19 6 ,.. 315 11 9 ... 58 3 8 ... 26 16 9 ,.. 43 10 1 £1,813 6 11 £ 8 . d ... 143 18 2 .. 159 17 6 ... 93 12 0 ... 44 5 10 ... 294 9 0 ... 512 0 8 ... 177 8 2 ... 181 18 8 ... 4t7 10 8 ... 174 5 6 ... 229 16 10 ... 96 4 8 ... 62 8 4 ... 643 16 6 ... 251 12 2 ... 496 17 8 ... 82 4 10 ... 72 7 2 ... 106 4 4 ... 25 11 0 ... 106 11 6 ... 16 17 0 ... 804 16 0 CR ICKET IN TH E W EST IND IES . ST. LUCIA v. DOM INICA —Flayed at Castries, S . Lucia, on Mar h 14. D om ixica . First innings. Second innings. A. K . Agard. c Ke naway, b Osbourne.........................14 b Kennaway ... 0 J-m 's. c J. Garrawfly, b Osbourne ........................... 5 G. B. Seignoret, b Kenna­ way .................................. 10 S. Branch, c Dyer, b Ken­ naway .................................. 0 C. G. Harris, c Devaux, b K enm w ay..........................10 C. W . Elwin, b P eter........... 4 Versailles, c Dyer, b Peter.. 0 J. Ardre, b Peter.................10 S. Potter, c Devaux, b J. Garraway .......................... 6 G. Shillingford, not out ... 10 c Osbourne, Kennaway b Kennaway b Kennaway 0 2 21 Boyer, lbw, b Peter ... Extras ........... T ota l.................82 S t . L ucia . lhw, >> Osbourn**. 9 c Floissac, b Os­ bourne ........... 5 b Kennaway ... 0 b Kennaway ... 2 c and b Osbourne 7 c C. Garraway, b Kennaway ... 0 n o to u t.; * . .. .. 0 E x tra s......... 17 Total ...........61 £5,2C3 14 2 Lieut .Nicbo’ son.cHar- ris. b Andre ...........35 T. Dyer, b Shilling­ ford .................. ... 3 D. Osbourne, e Ver­ sailles, b Andre ... 10 J. Garraway, c Harris, b Andre ................... 8 G. Peter, b Andre ... 0 C. R. Kennaway, b Andre ................... 0 F#>cond Innings : Lieut. Nicholson, c Seignoret. b Andi 6 . 0; T. Dyer, not out, 1ft; D. Osbourne, not out, 10; Bye, 1.—Total (one wicket), 21. C. Garraway, b Boyer 17 W . Floi^sac. run out.. 4 H. Volney, not out ... 14 G. D»vaux. c Andre, b Rhillineford........... 3 W . Mallett-Paret, run out ........................... 0 Extras................. 32 Total .. 123 ST. LUCIA v. DOM INICA.—Played at Castries on March 18. S t . L ucia . Lieut. Nicholson, b Versailles................64 T. Dyer, c James, b Anar 6 ............................ 0 D. Osbourne, c 8 hil- lingfjrd, b Andr£ ... 0 C. R. Kennaway, b Versai le s ................23 J. Garraway, bAndrf- 0 H. Volney, c Elwin, b Andr£........................16 G. Peter, c Seignoret, b Andi £ ............... o C. Garraway, b Ver­ sailles ................... l W . Floiss ic. c Branch, b Versailles .......... 11 G.Devaux.bVersailles 2 W . Mallet-Paret, not out ........................... i E x tras.................. 12 Totil ...129 D ominica First innings. C. G. Harris, c Nicholson, b Kennaway.......................... 5 A. K . Agard, run out........... 2 Boyer, b Kennaway ........... 6 James, c Kennaway, b Osbourne ........................... 0 G. B. Seignoret, b Osbourne 1 S. Branch, run out ........... 0 C. W . El<*ia, not o u t........... J. Andro, c Volney, b Osbourne .......................... Versailles, c Volney, b K -n- naw av.................................. G. Shilliogford, c Osbourne, b Kennaway ................... S. Potter, b Kennaway Extras ........................... Second innings. b J. Garraway ... 4 c C.,b J.Garraway 0 b Osbourne........... 4 not out................... b Peter................. c Nicholson, b Osbourne........... run out ........... c Peter, b Kenna­ way ................... 2 b Osbourne .. Total... ... 34 b Peter................... 9 lbw.bJ.Garraway 0 Extras ........... 8 T ota l.........59 Artists in Water Color and Oil Artists in Crayon and Miniature Painters. PHOTOGRAPHERS ROYAL. E. H AW K IN S & COMPANY, 32 & 33, Preston St., Brighton (Under entirely New Management), Still hold their reputation as Cricket Specialists, and with their increased staff of first-class assistants, clients may rely on every attention, while their esteemed orders will be executed in the shortest possible time.