Cricket 1901

176 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M ay 30, 1901. STUART SURRID6E StCo. Practical Manufacturers and Patentees of the Celebrated P a ten t Rapid D r i v e r B A T CanbepnrchaFedat LO BD ’S, OVAL , LEYTOJT, and the Principal Home And Colonial Cricket Grounds. TOP SHOWING RUBBER SHOWING AIR CHAMBERS. A s us“ 1 hv all the Leading Players viz :— W G Grace, K S Ranjitsinhji, R E Foster, T. L Taylor, F S Jackson, A. C. MacLaren, P. F. Warner, A. O. Jones, D L A. Jephson, C. B Fry, J R Mason, Lord Hawke, etc., e tc . and used by G. L Jessop and T. Hayward in m akiug their sensational scores o f last beason. 175 , Borough High S tree t, LONDON , S .E ., and Long Lane , Bermondsey. W e s t E n d A g e n t s M E S S R S . J . WISDEN & CO. A R K L E Y M ay 25. v. R A D L E T T .—Played at R adlett on G . W . Hamm ond, W atson, b Cryer ... 16 A . S. Farm er, c Breeds, b M ead ..................... 0 J. H . R obson,bW estell 95 H . Booth, c W illiam s, b Cryer ..................... 4 G. G. D um bleton, lbw b W e ste ll.....................28 •Innings declared closed. R a d le t t A b k l r y . Capt G osling, b W es­ tell ............................. 3 W . G. L ong, n ot out 20 B. O. O xland, c Neall, b W estell..................... 7 Extras ..................... 7 T otal (7 w kts.) *180 W . P. W estell, c E lton, b D u m b le to n .......... 14 B. Y ou n g, c and b D um bleton .......... 6 A . O . Breeds, c R ob ­ son, b D um bleton ... 0 F . W atson, b Ham ­ m ond ............................ 4 J. G ilbert, b L ong ... 8 J. W illiam s, b O xland 14 R . S. N eal, not out ... 7 W . W ard, b L ong ... 9 T . W in g, b Scanlon .. 6 R . Cryer, b Scanlon... 0 A . M ead, not ou t ... 1 E xtras ...............7 T otal (9 wkts.) 76 K E N S IN G T O N B A R K . v. U P P E R T O O T IN G .— Played at Balham on M ay 25. K e n s in g t o n P a r k . First innings. Second inniogs. C. E . Reynolds, c Hoskin, b Parez ..............................17c H arvey, b R ip­ ley 1 M . A . Nicholas, c J. Hoskin, b W hitely ..................... 8b R ipley ................ 15 8. Reynolds, b W hiteley ... 7 b Ripley H . D . Nicholas, b W hiteley 9 ~ J . R. Conyers, b W hiteley... 11 H . B. Conran, c and b W hiteley ..............................20 F . H . Palm er, b W hiteley 9 C. M acdonald, absent............ 0 F. L . H alford, b J. H oskia 13 W . 8. W ynne, not out ... 6 G. Fraser, b W hiteley............ 7 B 7, lb 1, nb 2 ... 10 st Butcher, b H oskin ... run out not ou t............ b C. b R ipley . c Butcher, H oskin ... c Butcher, b Rip ley .................... Total ...................117 U ppeb T o otin o . Byes ... T otal ... R . R . Sandilands, b Conran .....................10 D . H . Butcher, b Con­ ran ............................. 5 A . H . Parez, c and b Palm er ..................... 8 F .J . Boskin, b Conran 0 C. C. J. Hoskin, b P a l­ m er ............................. 48 R .M. Harvey .cConyers, b W y n n e .....................49 E . C. T aylor, c C. Reynolds, b Palm er L .A . W hiteley, c C on­ yers, b W ynne D . C. Bartley, c and b W ynne ... F .W .R ip ley ,b W ynne D r.T . Tanner, r ot out B 5, lb 6, w 1... 12 T otal ............149 A R K L E Y v. STAN M O RE P A R K .—Played at Stan­ m ore Park on M ay 22. S t a n m o r e P a r k . J. M . Q uinton, c & b W hite .....................28 J. D aniell, b W hite ... 3 D . W . Carr, c Brown, b W hite ................... 52 W . R . Roe, c W h ite, b D um bleton-............39 A. E . Stevens,bO xland 56 C. J. B. W ebb, not ou t 33 H . A . K ane, bW h ite 0 A r k l e y . M. H . Stanborough, b O xland ..................... G . Hare, b O xland ... K . Colem an, b O xland D . M cLachlan, c J. H . Robson, b W h ite ... L b 10, nb 3............ T otal ............2 H ow ard W illiam s, M cLachlan, b Carr 24 W h ite, st M cLachlan b Carr ..................... 0 E . W .B ishop,c Stevens b Q uinton .. ............14 G . G . D um bleton, b Carr .............................. 2 H .T .B row n.b Q uinton 7 W .H . Robson, b Q uin­ ton .............................. 8 Capt. G osling, n o to u t 13 B. O. O xland, b Q uin­ ton .............................. 1 J. H . Robson, cW ebb, b Kane ..................... 2 A. S. Farm er, b Carr 0 H . B ooth, c Q uinton b Carr .................. 0 B 9, lb 5, nb 3 ... 17 T otal L O N D O N 8C O TTI8H v. B L A C K H E A T H .-P la yed at Blackheath on M ay 18. L ondon S co ttish . W .C ooke,b H.S.M ason 35 E. A . Bennett, b D ixon 2 8. Lienard, c Davies b P em broke.....................28 J. D . Forbes, c A uld, b H . S. M ason A . A . Barron, b H . M ason ... ... J. J. W ass, b H . M ason ..................... H . G. Dunkley, b H . S. M ason ..................... ,.. 35 8. ... 2 8. E. Lacey, n ot out ... 9 B. Porter, b D avies . 26 A . Kinross, b H . C. M ason ....................11 D . Clark, b H . C. M ason ............ 0 B 29, lb 1 w 2 .. 32 Total ..180 J. H Pitt, c Cooke, b W a s s ............................. E. M ason, b Lacey ... W . D . A nld, b l^tcey H . C. M ason, c Barron, b Lienard A . G. Pem broke, c Clarke, b Lienard B la c k h e a t h . W . D ixon, run out ... H . 8. M ason, not out W . Davies, c Clark, b Lienard ..................... A. Rogers, not out ... B 5, lb 2 ........... T otal (7 wkts) 63 R. P. Terry and B. G. Pearce did not bat. CLAPrON (2) v. H O N O R O A K (2).— Played at H onor Oak on M ay 25. C la pto n . J . H . H ugill, retired I G . M azengarb, not hurt .............................. 5 out ... ............113 J. Attenborough, not i B 22, lb 3, w 1, nb I 27 out ..............................103 — C. N elson, b fetalaine.. 33 J T otal (2 w kts) .. 281 H onob O a k . T .B .W ood fa ll, n ot out 82 E. H olford, n ot out... 9 T . G. Gracey, c W ood , J B 4, lb 3, nb 1 ... 8 b B rasaey.....................61 — C. Hayes, b Nelson ... 0 ! T otal (2 w kts) ...160 T . Cutbush. W . W oods, C. Stalaine, P. Stalaine, A . Cutbush, G oddard, and Fry did not bat. C H E 8H U N T A N D D IST R IC T v. H O N O R O A K .- Played at Cheshunt on M ay 25. C h esh u n t and D ist b ic t . H . M ayo, lbw, b M at­ tin g ly .......... ... 3 E. Paul, c Jones, b Harrison .....................11 H . Oyler. b M attingly 15 P. Paul, b M attingly... 34 R. Bassil, b M attingly 7 — Griffith, b M attingly 0 A . J. Judd, run out ... 6 J. H olm es, c Critchley, b M attingly ... W . Thearne, b M at­ tingly ..................... E. Oyler, not out J.G ilbert, b M attingly E xtras........... Total H onob O a k . M . Jackson, c Paul, b J u d d .............................. 5 E xtras.....................12 F . Skipwith, b P. Paul 1 H . H . Burton, b Judd 115 V.Critchley, b Thearne 42 G . Harrison, b Judd ... 32 A . Jones, b Judd ... 5 T otal (6 wkts)214 C. Cam pbell, not out... 2 T . Gracey, R. H ollam by, H . G allop, and C. M at­ tingly did not bat. T H E AR T IST S v. M R . W A L T E R F R IT H ’S X I — Played at K ensington Park on M ay 14. T he A r tists Old'S Old- G .H . Swinstead, b O ld - m eadow D . O’ Brien, b m eadow G . Chowne, b m eadow ..................... C. M . Q. Orchardson, b O ldm eadow ............ C. P. Dow ning, b Old­ m eadow ........... 8. J. W atson, b O ld­ m eadow ..................... A. Chevallier-Taylor, b O ld m ead ow ...........13 Edwin A . A bbey, b R . R . Cruise ............. 2 F. M . T aubm an,b D u- M aurier ... ... ...8 8 H .G andy,bD uM aurier 8 J . R. Reid not out .. 3 B 27, lb 6 w 2 35 T otal ...188 M r . W . F b ith ’s X I . F.H .Tow nsend,c Swin­ stead. b O ’Briea ... 6 L . C. N ightingale, c W atson, b 8winste id 5 L . Oldm eadow, lbw, b Swinstead ............48 R . R . Cruise, b Swin­ stead ............................21 G. Hai e, b Swinst >ad 4 A . E. W M ason, b D . O ’Brien ..................... 1 W .F rith , b SwiDstead 0 G. D u M aurier, b D. O ’Brien ..................... 5 W . L . A bingdon, b D . O ’Brien ............ 8 W . M eredith, not out 16 E . H opkins, b W at­ son ..............................11 B 9, lb 1, nb 1... 11 T otal .136 ENLARGED VIEW OF PATENT SPRING R AN SOM ES ’ LAW N M O W E R S are the best. “ HORSE AND P O N Y ” MOWERS , Possessing Improvements embodied in no other Maker’s Machines, INCLUDING P A T E N T DO U B L E ANG L E CU T T I N G BARRE L . P A T E N T 8 P R I N G H A N D L E 8 P R E V E N T I N G V I BRAT I ON P A T E N T S I N G L E S C R E W A D J U S T M E N T . Made in Six Sizes, 26 to 48 inches wide. hand-power machines in a l l sizes to suit every requirement. RANSOMES, SIMS & JEFFERIES, Ltd., IPSWICH Printed and Published for the P roprietor b r M . bbitt * H . tob . e , L t „ , i 67. 188. and 1«9, Upper T ham e. Street. L ondon. B.C ., M ay 30th, 1901.