Cricket 1901

126 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M a y 9, 19 01, M.C.C. v. YORKSHIRE. Played at Lord’s on May 6, 7, and 8. Yorkshire won by six wickets. For some reason or other which cannot easily be accounted for, crowds do not roll up in their thousands to see the M.C.C. matches as they did some years ago, and this makes the big ground at Lord’s look somewhat cheerless, more especially on a cold day. The M.C.C. had got together a far stronger team than usual, and their bowling was decidedly strong. On paper they had a fine batting team also, but in the first innings only two men, Storer and Carpenter, gave a good account of themselves. Both played very cautiously at the commencement of their innings, but whereas Storer always seemed comfortable Carpenter was often in difficulties. Later in the innings Storer played a most attractive game. At one time there was an appearance that the score would be very large, but Hirst bowled with so much success after luncheon that the end came much sooner than was anticipated. He had previously met with no success, but when he was put on with the total at 163, he bowled 13 overs for 32 runs and 7 wickers. At the end of the day Yorkshire were in nearly the same position at Lord’s as Surrey at the Oval, with the exception that they had many more men likely to make runs left for the morrow; they had lost Tunnicliffe, Brown, and Mr. Mitchell for 108 runs. On Tuesday Hirst followed up his fine bowling by scoring 87, a good innings which included some elaborate pulls. Denton also played a splendid innings, and Whitehead did well. At lunch time the score was 274 for 8 wickets. Rain then fell, and the game was interrupted for some time. The M.C.C. fared badly in their second innings, and when stumps were drawn they were only 19 runs to the good with six wickets down—four of them to Hirst. Yesterday Yorkshire only had to make 67 to win, but so finely did Mead bowl that four of the best men were out for 26, and possibly if there had not then been an interruption of the game for luncheon, the M.C.C. might have won on the post. But the spell was broken when the game was resumed, and the runs were soon knocked off. M.C.C. Capt. E. G. Wynyard, c Whitehead, b Rhodes ... 9 W. L. Murdoch, lbw, b Rhodes............................ 15 Carpenteri c Hunter, b Rhodes.............................45 Storer, b Hirst ............... 107 P. F. Warner, b Hirst ... 16 B. J. T. Bosanquet, c Rin grose, b Hirst ................17 Trott, b Hirst ................16 Heame (J. T.), b Hirst ... 5 Mead, b Hirst ................ 2 Young, c Rhodes, b Hirst... 0 lbw.bWainwright 29 b Hirst............... 0 b Hirst... absent .. b Hirst... Woodcock, not out ... 3 Byes ....................... 6 Total ................241 c and b Hirst ... 1 b Ringrose.........10 not out.............. 35 ht.wkt.,b Rhodes 2 c Hunter,bWain- wright ......... 6 c M itch e ll, b Rhodes ......... 3 Bye ......... 1 Total ..120 Y o rk sh ire . First innings. Brown, b Trott ................ 8 Tunnicliffe, c Trott, b Hearne.............................27 Denton, b Mead ............... 80 F. Mitchell,cStorer,b Young 2 Wainwright,cTrott,bWood- cock ............................. 11 M.C.C. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Hirst............. . 23-4 5 55 7 . ... 15 3 28 4 Rhodes ... . . 30 12 51 3 ... ... 24 3 5 6 « 2 Ringrose ... . .19 5 47 0 ... ... 6 3 5 1 Whitehead . 5 0 19 0 ... Foster .. . 10 3 27 0 ... Wainwright . . 8 1 36 0 ... Y ork sh ire. !!! ii 2 30 2 First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Woodcock .12 1 44 1 ... Trott............. . 30 6 106 4 ... 3 0 14 0 Young .. . .13 1 40 1 . Hearne ... . .17 4 39 1 ... ... 6 0 17 0 Mead............. .. 11 2 32 2 ... ... 9 1 26 4 I'osanquet . . 5 1 19 1 ... Second innings c Trott, b Mead... 13 c Trott, b Mead .. 2 not ou t.............. 15 c Bosanquet, b Mead ......... KENSINGTON PARK v. EALING.—Played at Ealing on May 4. K ensington P a r k . E. H. Seaton, b Perry.........15 lbw, b Littlejohn 12 J. G. Donaldson, c sub., b Dangar ......................11 bJLittlejohn H. B. Conran, b Dangar ... 0 cDangar,b Little john ............... A. D. Campbell, c Kay, b Perry ............................ 5 b Coode H. D.Nicholas,lbw,b Percy 8 notout J. F. Hope, lbw, b Dangar 11 not out E. Halford, b Dangar........16 H. Wilkinson, b Kay........ 3 L. E. G. Abney, b Dangar 5 N. Dawson, not out ......... 5 G. Washington, c Hubbard, b K a y ............................ 4 B 17, lb 2 ... . cHubbard,bCoode 7 Total Wynyard, b Mead ... ... 5 Hirst, c Trott, b Bosanquet 86 notout............... 18 E. Foster, b Trott ......... 2 Whitehead, c Heame, b Tiott .............................30 Rhodes,cWoodcock, b Trott 1 Hunter, not out ........ 20 Ringrose, b Mead............... 13 B 13, lb 1 2 ................25 ....... 102 E a lin g . S. S. Kay, b Conran ... 7 R. H. Mallett, lbw, b Conran ................ 41 A. T. Coode, b Conran 11 F. G. Jolly, run out ... 5 A. R. Littlejohn, b Nicholas ............... 1 A.H.Penv, cWashing- ton, b Nicholas ... 1 D. R. Dangar. c and b Halford 19 B 14,lb 1, w 2 , nb220 Total (5wkts) 105 ... 15 J. O. B. Hubbard, b Abney ............... 2 D.L. Butler, c Seaton, b Abney................ 7 W. Webster, b Abney 14 J. F. Chick, not out... 0 B 4, lb 9, nb 1 ... 14 Total ...118 MR. J. A. KNIGHT’S XII. v. SUTrON.-Played at Sutton ou May 1. M r . J. A. K n ig h t’s XII. A. H. Sutherland, b Hadfield .................. 75 C. W. Greenhill, c sub, b G. R. Blades ...27 W. F. Frith, c Dally, b G. R. Blades .......... 7 J. Todd, c F., b G. R. Blades ................ 4 J. G. Bell, b Bromage 4 W.A. Gilligan, b Had- field ....................... 3 C. S. Anderton, b Had- field...................... S.Silverthorne, b Had- field ...................... 4 S.W.Baker, c Roberts, b Dally ............... 22 W.W.Greenhill,bDally 7 R. McDougall, b Dally 0 J. A. Knight, not out 6 Extras ......... 6 Total ...177 12 S utton . R. S. Dally, c Gilligan, b McDougall.........20 C.Costin,b Sutherland 19 A. L.Sloper, b Suther land ...................... 0 C. Campbell Roberts, c Gilligan, b Suther land ...................... 0 J.T.Illington,bSuther- land ...................... 6 G.H.Hadfield,cAnder ton, b McDougall... 13 Y.R.Bromage,cGreen hill, b Sutherland ... 10 R. M. Bell, c Todd, b Sutherland .......... 0 G.R.Blades, c Frith,b McDougall.................. 42 G. Jackson, b Mc Dougall ................ 0 S. Hersey, c Todd, b Sutherland .......... 1 F. H. Blades, not out 15 Extras .......... 7 Total ...133 IDCUP v. GOLDSMITHS* “ A.”—Played atSidcup on May 4. S idcup . T.F.Elstone.bMurrell 34 IF. A. Hunter, not out 14 C.Spreckley,cMedway, | B 13, lb 2 .........15 b Green ............... 84 I — F. G. Jerdin, not out 5» | Total (2 wkts) 15 A. E. Bappin, H. Bathurst, W. R. Washington, A. W. Holmes, S. Munn, H. Howells, W Sayers did not bat. G oldsmiths ’ “ A . Total ...305 Total (4wkts) 57 R. L. "Whitestone, Munn, b Spreckley 11 W. Murrell, b Munn 12 E. J. Lander, b Rappin 22 J. C. Green, b Rappin 17 J. Gillingham, b Spreckley ................11 H. Kales, b Rappin ... 1 E. B. Tolley and H. Knapton did not bat YORKSHIRE COLTS v. NOTTS COLTS. Played at Sheffield on May 6 and 7. Notts Colts won by 8 wickets. Although the Yorkshire Colts played a good uphill game, their failure in the first innings proved too great a handicap. Gregory distinguished himself with the ball for Notts and Oyston for Yorkshire. Y orksh ire C olts . First innings. Second innings. H. Wilkinson, c Pepper, b Atkinson ................... 7 lbw, b Iremonger 7 Rudstone, lbw, b Anthony 11 b Atkinson........ Myers, b Atkinson ......... 3 b Gregory......... Tait, b Atkinson............... 25 b Iremonger O. W. Ingleby, run out ... 1 runout ......... Higgins, run out............... 6 b Gregory R. H. Ingleby, b Gregory 5 b Gregory W. Wainwright, not out ... 19 b Gregory Tolson, b Gregory Bedford, b Atiinson ... Oyston, c Stapelton, Atkinson ............... W. Frank, c Staton, Gregory ............... B 13.lb 1............... not out b Gregory . 3 b Gregory ... 11 absent......... 14 Lb 3, wb 2 36 64 13 3 0 0 32 12 0 12 Total... Total.........184 Second innings, b Wainwright ... 5 . ... ...Ill N o tts C o lts. First innings. J. Armitage, c Rudstone, b Oyston............................ Iremonger, c Higgins, b Oyston............................ 2 H. H. Goodall, run out ... 52 b Wainwright ... 6 Anthony, c Wainwright, b Oyston............................ Pepper, b Tolston ......... J. Harrison, run out b ... 13 b ... 12 ... 10 Bedford. Atkinson, Oyston ................ Stapleton, c Bedford, Oyston...................... P. Harrison, b Oyston Staton, b Ingleby, b Oyston 8 Gregory,c Ingleby,bOyston 11 Mason, not out ............... 3 B 16, lb 3, wb 1 .........20 8 b Wainwright ... 13 85 not out ......... 4 . 31 not out................ 8 Total First ............... 261 Total (3 wkts) 36 Y orksh ire C olts . Atkinson Anthony Gregory Harrison Wainwright . Ingleby (R.) Oyston ... Tolson ... Bedford ... Myers Ingleby (C) innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 24 8 43 5 ........... 13 2 41 1 7 2 20 1 .......... 5 0 22 0 16 1 3 34 3 ........... 13-1 8 34 6 P. Harrison 8 4 11 Staton ... 6 3 8 0 Iremonger... 19 8 45 2 Pepper ... 4 1 18 0 and Iremonger each bowled a wide. N o tts C o lts. O. M. R.W. O. M. R. W. .. 10 1 ?6 0 ........... 4 1 20 3 .. 18 6 310 ........... 3*2 0 16 0 37*2 10 90 8 .. 15 2 47 I ... 7 1 21 0 ... 4 0 13 0 . . 5 3 3 0 Oyston bowled a wide. HONOR OAK v. WEST KENT WANDERERS. H onor O a k . Campbell, c Barry, b Pinks ............... 27 Hollamby, not out ... 7 B 10, lb 5, w 1 ... 16 Skipworth, b Lugg ... 24 Burton,cChase, b Lugg 25 Jones, c and b Nash .. 0 Holford, b Lugg ... 7 Daly, b Pinks .........14 Woodfall, not out ... 29 Total (6 wkts) 149 Mattingly, Fry, and Thomas did not bat. W est K emt W anderers Poore, b Hollanby ... 29 Barry, c Burton, b Mattingly............... 1 Waller, b Mattingly... 16 Chase, b Hollamby ... 0 Pinks, b Mattingly ... 8 Page, b Hollamby ... 0 Nash, run out ......... 0 Lugg, b Mattingly ... 0 Dalton, c Burton, b Hollamby ......... 0 Longman, st Jones, b Hollamby ......... 0 Jennings, not out ... 1 B 7, lb 1, nb 3 ... 11 Total ... 66 E.Medway,cW 8 shing- ton, b Spreckley ... 12 J. Yerlin, n Spreckley 1 J. A. T. 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