Cricket 1901

174 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M a y 30 , 1901. Carpenter, for the second time in the match 100 —a very careful innings indeed. E sse x . H. G. Owen, c Huish, b Bradley ...................... 7 Carpenter,cDillon,bBlythe 127 P.Perrin.stHuish.b Blythe 189 C. McGahey, c Mason, b Bradley ......................74 notout.................... 47 A. J. Turner, c Browne, b Bradley ................ ... 8 c Hearne, Burnup ... b Blythe made b ...104 c Humphreys, Mason b ... 52 A. P. Lucas, lbw, b Hearne 29 C. J. Kortright, c Blythe, b Hearne.............................29 Russell, st Huish, b Mason 3 not out Buckenham, c Burnup, b Mason............................. 7 ... 12 Reeves, c Baker, b Mason .. 32 YouDg, not out ....................... 0 B 8 , lb 2 , nb 1.........11 Humphreys, Dillon b ... 6 Extras......... 0 Total .........516 Total (4 wkts) 249 K e n t . C. J. Burnup, c and b Reeves ................ 2 Humphreys, b Reeves 53 P. C. Baker, c Russell, b Reeves ................ 9 Heame (A.), not out 152 J.R. Mason, c Carpen­ ter, b Kortright ... 19 E. W. Dillon, b Young 3 F. D. Browne, b Kort­ right ...................... F.Marchant.c Russell, b Carpenter .........72 Huish, lbw, b Young 4 Blythe, c Russell, b Young ................ 7 W. M. Bradley, b Young ................ 0 Extras................25 Total Fradley ... Blythe ... Ma-on ... Dillon Heame ... Burnup ... Humphreys O. . 44 . 46 272 12 . 25 . 9 10 42 E sse x . M. R. W. 6 lf3 3 .. 17 75 2 .. 9 74 3 ... 2 50 0 .. 6 84 2 .. 2 44 0 .. 2 25 Mason delivered a no-ball. K e n t. O. M.R.W. | O. Kortright... 35 9 84 2 IYoung ... *4 Re-ve* 34 13 73 3 Carpenter 14 Buc'ienh’m 13 0 69 0 |Turner ... 6 K- riright bowled a wide. M. R. W. 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 2 66 8 22 2 33 0 54 0 16 1 49 M. R. W. 4 59 4 0 66 1 1 32 0 THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN 1 9 0 1 . QUERNMORE SCHOOL. N ine old colours are left, the most severe loss being that of N . O. Carpenter, the wicket-keeper and last year’s captain. W. Durbridge, who had an average of 40 last season, succeeds Carpenter as captain, and with H . G. Patrickson, C. W. Sharp, L. A. and B. H. Tucker, should have the nucleus of a good batting side. The attack w ill be shared by C. W. Sharp, H . T. Covil, and E . Patrickson, whilst most of the team can go on as changes. L. G. Neal, who can bowl a medium paced ball w ith a break from the leg, w ill probably get a trial. The fielding last year was good and the only difficulty at present is in finding an efficient stumper. C. T. Povey (of Berkshire C.C. and late of Marlborough), to whose efforts so much of last season’s success was due, has again been engaged as coach. The more important fixtures are as follows :— MAY. 22. v. Forest Hill School 29. v. Battersea Grammar School JUNE. 1. v. Dulwich College (Colt’s XI.) 6 . v. Blackheath Proprietary School 8 . v. Cily of London find XI.) 15. v St. Paul’s School (Colt’s XI.) JULY. 10. v. Eastbourne College ( 2 nd XI.) 20. v. City of London School ( 2 nd XI.) 2C v. Battersea Grammar School I 24. v. Forent Hill School m 25 . v. Mr. E J Gripper ’8 “ Veteran’s X I.” 26 . v. ' Id Quernmorians 27. ▼. The Parents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK v. LONDON CITY AND MIDLAND BANK. - Played at Lower Sydenham on May 22, 23 and 24. N a tio n a l P r o v in c ia l B a n k . G. A. Cosser, b Griffin 56 A. D. Phillips, lbw, b Griffin ............... 60 E. W. Armstrong, b Lawford ............... 24 H. C. J. McConachv, not out ................31 J.W. Richards, not out 12 B 8 , lb 7, w 2 ... 17 Total (3 wkts) 200 J. Price, C. R. K. Symons, W. File, W. H. Fear, W. H. Porter and H. S. Johnson did not bat. L ondon C it y a n d M id la n d B a n k . Daggar, c McConachy, b Cosser ............... 2 Griffin, b Richards ... 62 Lawford, c Johnson, b Richards .........53 Colman. b Porter ... 11 Giles,c Cosser,b Porter 0 Saunders, not out j... 1 Amy, c Cosser, Richards............. Killick, b Porter Coombs, c Cosser, Porter ............. Glaister, not out Byes ............. Total (8 wkts) 144 NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK v. LLOYD’S BANK.—Played at Catford on May 20 and 21. N a tio n a l P ro vin cial B a n k . A. D. Phillips, b Smith C.R.K. 8 ymon 8 ,b Baye A. Harrison, b Baye... G. A. Cosser, run out J. W.Richards,b Baye H. C. J. McConachy, not out ................ J. Price, b Smith W. H. Fear, b Baye... W. File, b Smith W. H. Porter, b Baye H. S. Johnson, b Baye B 22, lb 4 ......... Total ... L lo y d ’ W.F.Smith,bRichards 20 A. H. Downward, b Johnson ............... 9 C. E. Melville, b John­ son ...................... 4 J.P.Trousdell,b Porter 3 — Thomas, not out ... 14 C. Salt, b Johnson ... 3 O. Leigh Bennett, b Porter ................ 2 B a n k . S. Williams, run out... C.P.Johnston,b Porter M. S. Trousdell, lbw, b Porter ................ — Baye, b Richards... Byes ... 11 Total ST. PETER’S (Brighton) v. BRIXTON WAN­ DERERS.—Played at Preston Park, Brighton, on May 25. S t . P e te r ’ s . W. Mitchell, b C. G. Smith . ......... D. Brooke, not out ... A. Smith, not out B 3, lb 2 ......... J. Meaden, b Mason F. Jackson, lbw, b Mason .............. 20 H. Hedgcock. c Faulk­ ner, b Gilligan ... 1 A. Pelling, c Gale, b Gilligan ............... 9 Total (6 wkts) *228 A. Blackman, c Hogg, b Gilligan............... 62 / T. HarriDgton, L. G. Roberts and F. G. Bramwell did not bat. * Innings declared closed. B rixton W an d erers . J. Faulkner, c Pelling, b Smith ............... 8 F. Odell, b Pelling ... 5 H. E. Smith, not out 38 E. T.Gale, c& b Smith 2 C. G. Smith, b Smith 0 F. P. Rider, W. A Thurston did not bat. C. Hogg, b Roberts ... H. Mason, b Roberts F. P. Rider, not out.. B 5, lb 2 ......... Total (6 wkts) 90 Gilligan, K. Volz and S. A. T. B. DUNN’S XI. v. BARNET.—Played at Lud- grove on May 18. B a r n e t . B 1, lb 18, 19 J. R. Pank, b Dann ... 67 A. W. Cartwright, st Robertson.b Hansell 13 Dr. H. S. Graves, not out .............. ... 161 E. H. E. Morgan, Dr. Nunn, C. S. B. Higg», W. P. Williams, H. E. Pearce, C. deWinton, H. W. Pank, and G. S. Harrison did not bat. * Innings declared closed. L u d g r o v e . H. P. Hansell, b Pank 21 B 7, lb 4... W . P. Blore, not out 67 W. K. Robertson, b Greaves ................55 | G. O. Smith, A. T. B. Dunn, W. F. Stanbrough, W. J. Oakley, R. Micklem, V. A. Malcolmson, R. C. Hart-Dyke, and H. Micklem did not bat. -Played Total (2 wkts)*262 11 Total (2 wkts) 154 INCOGNITI v. WOOLWICH GARRISON.- at Woolwich on May 25. I n co gn iti . S. H. Evershed, b Benson ................... 33 L. H. W. Troughton, b Guggisberg ...........102 W. C.Collins, c Brown­ ing, b Benson.......... 2 E. S. Bailey, c Gurling, Total (5 wkts) *301 b Fiolaison ...........107 H. R. Hebert, W. B. Delacombe, A. B. Cipriani and G. Tatsel did not bat. *Innings declared closed. Sir W. Russell, c and b Turner................ T. C. Bett, not out ... 80 E. A. Parkes, not out 2 B 15, lb 2, w 2 ... 19 W o o lw ich G arrison . Stopford, c |Capt. Guggisberg,lbw, b Russell......... J. Gurling, b Russell C.H.Browning,notout B 11, lb 6 , nb 1 ... H. T. Bailey, b Bett....... 93 Capt. Blair, b Tassel .. 32 A. J. Turner, c Bailey, b Russell.............118 Capt. Finlaison, lbw, b Evershed ... 4 Total E. H. Cooker, Capt. Tyler, Capt. Benson and Major King did not bat. THE WANDERER 8 v. UXBRIDGE.—Played at Uxbridge on May 25. U x b r id g e . W. R. Collins, c and b W ills...................... 10 T. G. Monkland, c Fischir, b Taylor ... 14 C. P. Wills, c Behrend, b Colman............... 30 Woods, run out......... 5 A. H. D. Radcliffe, b W. Brown............... 8 H. S. O. Williams, c W. Brown, b Taylor 38 N.C.Fowlie,cLatham, b W. Brown .........12 W. L. Eves, b Colman 35 C. E. Stevens, b Col­ man ...................... 24 Rilloss, b Colman ... 0 E. J. Garner, not out. 2 Extras ......... 3 Total . 181 T he W an d erers . S. Colman, c Woods, b Fowlie .............. 39 W. S. A. Brown, c Monkland, b Fowlie 14 L. 8 . Wills, b Wills ... 33 E.H.Fischir. b ’Woods 28 A. M. Latham, b Wills 0 W. H. Waller, b Wills 0 H. Stafford-Webber, c Monkland, b Wills .. 18 A.E.Waller, b Fowlie 18 O. Taylor, run out ... 20 H. D. Browne, lbw, b Wood« ............... 0 A. H. Behrend, not out ...................... 10 Extras,...............10 Total ... ..190 HAMPSTEAD v. UXBRIDGE.-Played at Ux­ bridge on May &2. H a m pste a d . Capt. W. Black, Collins, b Morice ... 20 F. Rowley, b Fowlie... 1 G. S. Hickson, c and b Morice ............... 11 F. W. Orr, c Fowlie, b Moricc ............... 13 E. E.Barnett,c Fowlie, b M orice................23 W. S. Hale, c Collins, b Morice ............... 2 A. Eiloart, c Sandy, b Fowlie ................ 6 A.B.Oemond,b Fowlie 26 B. A. Everitt, b Fowlie 42 T. S. Wheater, st Monkland, b Morice 12 A. S. Oppenheimer, not out ................ 0 B 6 , lb 1......... 7 Total A. H. Delme Radcliffe, c Wheater, b Orr ... 45 W.R.Collin 8 ,bOBmond 0 F.G. Monkland,letired hurt ...................... 0 J. Shuter, b Wheater 110 W.S.Morice, b Osmond 4 H. S. Williams, b Osmond ................ 1 N. C. Fowlie, b Os­ mond ...................... 0 U x b r id g e . W. H. Sanday, Wheater......... W. O. Lovibond, Osmond ......... Moss, b Osmond Woods, not out... B 7, lb 2... Total ... ..163 JESUS COLLEGE v. INCOGNITI.—Played on the Jesus Close on May 24 and 25. I n c o g n iti . First innings. Second innings. H. S. Barkworth, c Roberts, b Sell .............................11 c Tagart, bSmith 71 J. Stanning, bSell ... 25 b Smith ..... 88 J. C. Snaith, c Smith, b Sell 36 c Gillman, b Sell 20 O. Marks, run out .........42 not out ..... 4 G.E.Winter, c sub,bRoberts b7 c 8 mith,b Bell... 49 A. F. C. Luxmore, b Sell ... 12 b Bell ......... 6 H. J. Nevile, c sub, bSmith 1 A. Scott-Murray, c Tagart, b Sell ............................. 6 E. H. Hargreaves, fctMarsh, b Sell ............................. 5 P. H. Clarke, b Sell .........33 H. J. J. Freeman, not out 7 B 8 , lb 5, w 1.........14 Total.........229 *Innings declared J esus . First innings. N. O. Tagart, c Freeman, b Smith............................. 79 W. G. Marsh, b Clarke ... 15 J. F. Morris, c Snaith, b Clarke............................. l J. Gilman, run out ......... 8 A. M. Bashford.bSnaith ... 8 C.F. StebbiDg. b Hargreaves 0 A. F. Smith, st Luxmore, b Snaith.............................84 H. B. Banning, run out ... 13 H. W. Sell, not out .........18 A. J. Roberts, c Luxmore, b Winter ... ......... o H. B. Bell, b Winter......... 6 B 19, lb 3, w 1, nb 2 26 B 13, lb 6 , nb 1 20 Total (5 wkts)*268 closed. 14 , 22 Second innings. lbw, b Winter b Clarke b Nevile .........35 cWinter, b Clarke 36 c and b Nevile ... 9 lbw, b Nevile ... 0 b Clarke not out lbw, b Nevile Total.........2' b Nevile .......... 0 c Scott - Murray, b Nevile......... 0 B20, lb 1, w 6 , nb 1 27 Total .......163