Cricket 1901

J une 13, 1901. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 205 HAMPSHIRE v. LANCASHIRE. Played at Liverpool on June 10, 11, and 12. Abandoned. H am pshire had an exceedingly weak eleven, and suffered accordingly. Captain G reig played a fine gam e in both innings. A t the close of play on M onday Lancashire were 133 runs on with 6 w ickets in hand, and on Tuesday they w ere able to declare their in nings closed at lunch B ut Ham pshire were not yet done ^ ith, and played a i-plendid second inniD gs, Captain G reig m aking the highest score of the season by the m ost brilliant crick et: he hns speedily proved him self to be a great batsm an. Eain siopped play. H am psh ire . First innings. W ebb, c W ard, b Sharp ... 1 Barton, c and b W ebb ... 5 Llew ellyn, c Cuttell, b Sharp 3 Capt. G reig, not out ............47 C. G. W ard, b S h a ip ............ 7 D. A . Steele, lb w ,b Sharp... 1 Tate, c M acLaren, b W ebb 2 Smoker, b Cuttell..................... 9 C. Robsun, b W ebb ............ 18 Phillips, b S h a rp ..................... 0 Baldw in, c H allow s, b Sharp 7 L b 5, nb 1 ..................... 6 T otal . Second innings. b Sharp ............22 c Sharp, b Cuttell ‘29 c Hallows, b Cut­ tell .....................38 not out.....................249 b Garnett ... c and b W ard ... c Smith, b Sharp b Sharp ............ b W ebb c Smith, b W ard b Hallows Extras 22 30 4 0 52 0 . 22 19 T otal ...487 . .. 1C6 L a n c a s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. A .C.M acLaren,c Llew ellyn, cB aldw in, b Bar- b 8teele ...................... 35 ton ........................14 Tyldesley, c G reig, b Barton 34 c Baldwin, b B ar­ ton .....................24 W ard, c Robson, b Barton 36 H . G. Barnett, c Greig, b Baldw in .............................. A . Eccles, b Llew ellyn 49 c and b Barton ... 4 80 c Baldwin, b Bar­ ton ..................... 7 C. R . H artley, b Barton ... 45 H allows, c Barton, b Tate... 67 Sharp, b b a r t o n .....................68 Cuttell, not out ..................... 5 Smith, not out ..................... 0 Byes .............................. 5 T otal (8 w kts) *413 T otal . W ebb did not bat. * Innings declared closed. H am p sh ire. First innings. O. Sharp ............18*2 W ebb ........... 20 Cuttell ............ 5 H a llow s............ l 2 17 0 Second innings. O. M . R . W . 93 3 55 0 58 2 99 1 39 2 19 1 414 1 . 13*4 3 18 5 36 11 , 13 1 . 4 0 Second innings. 0 . M . R . W . O. M . R . W 25 2 84 1 ... ... 5 0 43 0 32 1 94 1 ... ... 1 1 0 0 20 2 79 1 -... ... 6 2 34 0 34 9 91 4 ... ... 13 3 30 5 8 0 88 0 10 4 16 1 1 0 6 0 M . R . W . 4 47 6 ... 27 3 ... I ... 0 ... W ard Garnett Sharp bow led five no-balls and W ebb one no-ball. L a n c a s h ir e . First innings, Steele Llewellyn Baldwin ... Barton ... Greig Tate............. W ard Steele bow led three wides. ESSEX v. DERBYSHIRE. Played at Leyton on June 10, 11, and 12. Drawn. At one tim e Essex seemed about to make a very big score, for after M r. Owen had opened the innings well with Carpenter, he and M r. Perrin kept together until lunch tim e w hen the score was 173. Both m en played very attractive cricket, and had a great com ­ mand over the bow ling. B ut imm ediately after lunch there was a rem arkable collapse, and in three quarters of an hour there were six wickets dow n for 218, the last five having only produced 45 runs since lunch. B ut M r. Toesetti afterw ards played a most useful innings, and Reeves hit with great power, 8coring 87 runs in an h o u r; he and Kunsell put on 90 in thirty-five minutes. Thus thanks to the tail the total was satisfactory enough. Derbyshire had lost Bagshaw w hen stum ps were drawn w ith the total at «>3. On Tuebday, Locker, w ho was m aking his debut, and M r. W right, played very fine cricket, and at lunch the score was 201 for five wickets, so that Derbyshire were in a fairly satisfactory position. But just as in the Essex inniD gs there was a startling collape after lunch, R eevts in 11 balls taking five tickets for n o runs. Nevertheless, there was no Question o f Derbyshire having ,to follow on, as they had got within 144 o f the Essex total. Essex began their second innings extrem ely well, both M r. Owen and Carpenter being in great form . M r. Owen reached his hundred shortly before stum ps were drawn, but was unable to resume his innings yester­ day ow ing to an injured le g ; be and Mr. Perrin both played a great game. Rain interrupted play and Derbyshire succeeded in their object of m aking a draw. E sse x . First innings. Second innings. 84 retired hurt 106 16 H. G. Owen, b Bestwick Carpenter, b Bestwick Cadman, b c Locker, b c NVedham, H ulm e ... P. Perrin, Bestwick ... .................74 not out . C. M cGahey, H ulm e.. ............................ 2 W .T.G arrett,cand bLaw ton 15 A . P. Lucas, b Hulm e ... 11 C. J. K ortright, b Bestwick 12 b Bestwick G. Tosetti. b Storer .........38 Reeves, b Cadman ........87 not out .. Russell, not out .................22 M ead, lbw, b H u lm e .......... 0 B 14, lb 2, w 1, nb 1 . 18 Extras T otal.......... 379 T otal (3 wkts) * Innings declared closed. .101 D e r b y sh ir e . . 73 First innings. L . G. W right, b Reeves Bagshaw, b K ortright ... 7 Locker, b M cGahey ............44 Storer, c and b M cGahey ... 22 Chatterton, c Tosetti, b M cG ahey .............................. 4 A . E. Law ton, c Owen, b Reeves ..............................53 Needham ,cEussell,b Reeves 24 ---- _ - 0 0 0 0 Second innings, c Garrett, b T os- s e tti.....................27 b M cG ahey............21 c and b M ead ... fc9 c Lucas, b Reeves 32 c Reeves, b Car­ penter ............ 22 H ulm e, c Russell, b Reeves Y oun g, not out ..................... Cadman, b Reeves ............ Bestwick, c Owen, b Reeves B 1,1b 6, w l ............ n o to u t............ b M ead.......... not ou t............ b K ortright run out B 10, lb 6, nb 1 17 Total ........... 235 T otal (8 w kts) 249 E sse x . First innings. O. M . R . W . Second innings. O. M . R . W . H ulm e ... ... 383 10 103 3 ............ 11 4 14 1 Bestwick .. 36 7 107 4 ............ 21 3 66 1 Bagshaw 4 0 20 0 ............ 10 2 48 0 Storer ... 10 0 65 1 ............ 15 :* 52 0 L awton .. 7 0 50 1 ............ 2 1 15 0 Y oun g ... 5 2 10 0 ............ 3 l 9 0 Cadman 1 0 6 1 ............ 7 0 18 0 W right 1 0 3 0 L aw ton delivered a no-ball, and Bagshaw three and Bestwick one wide. K ortright M ead ... M cGahey Reeves ... D e r b y sh ir e . O.M . R . W . 1 87 1 ... . 3 32 0 ... . 28 6 62 3 ... . 21*5 5 46 6 ... . Tossetti . Garrett , O. M . R . W . 18 11 16 17 26 20 10 3 0 52 1 0 19 Carpenter 6 4 10 K ortright bow led a w ide and Tossetti a no-ball. 12 62 1 12 29 1 5 21 1 0 1 G O LD SM IT H S’ (3) v. H A Y E S. June 8. G o ld s m ith s ’ First innings. H . Joanes, b E lliott ............ H . A Levinson, c D unn, b E llio tt..................................... W . 8 Row e, c Matthews, b E llio tt...................................... F. J. K im bell, b Keech W . A. W ayland, c K eech, b E llio tt....................................... W . A . Stanton, b Keech ... H . J. H ooper, c W ood , b E lli o t t ..................................... R . M artin, c and bK eech ... J. F . Jackson, b E lliott ... A . S. Cobden, c and b Keech E. R. Munyard, not out ... Played at Hayes on (3). Second innings. B 4, lb 2 Total 0 b H am bro ........... 7 11 b Keech ............ 0 1 c W ood, b Keech 7 1 c W ood, b Keech 2 0 c Chapman, b Ham bro 2 2 b Keech ............ 0 1 cH am bro,bK eech 0 2 c Elliott,bH am bro 1 0 c Elliott, b Keech 0 0 not out ............ 2 0 c Clowes, b H am ­ bro ............................ 6 6 B 2, w 1 ... 3 24 Total ............ 30 H a y k s , C. F. W ood, c M artin, b K im bell ............ G. S. Dunn, not out B 1, lb 1 ............ Rev. G. T . M atthews, c Joanes, b M artin ... 0 J. Chapman, c fctanton b M artin ... ... 11 H . E. H am bro, c M un­ yard, b K im bell ... 33 A. Clowes, not out ... 51 E. P. Burrowes, W . Pratt, W K eech and T . Elliott did not bat. * Innings declared closed. Total (4 w kts) *114 B. H arris, T. F A IR H O L M E v. G O LD SM IT H S’ (4.)— Played at H onor Oak Park on June 8. F airh olm e . D unkley, b W . A . M e a rs............................ 4 Stevens, b B older ... 2 Saul, b W . A . M ears 10 D ow ning, b W . A . M e a rs............................31 Horn, b H older ... . 0 N orfolk, c M axwell, b W . A . Mears ... 6 G o ld s m ith s ’ (4). Parfett, b W .A . Mears Chanter, run out Richards, b W . A . Mears ..................... Parfett, not ou t............ Parfett, b W . A . Mears B 13, lb 2 ............ T otal ..................... J. L ong, b A . Parfett 42 C.Long, lbw ,b D unkley 1 H older, b Parfett .. 16 R . M axw ell, b A . P ar­ fett .............................. 0 W . A . M eais, not out 21 T. W . M ears, c H orn, b P a r fe tt..................... 2 H . K night, E. D olton and A . E. Joanes did not bat. H . E. Roberts, b D u n k le y .....................14 W . E. Preston,not out 3 B 20.....................20 T otal (for 6 w kts) 119 G O LD SM IT H S’ “ A ” v. SO UTH E A S T E R N R A IL ­ W A Y .— Played at N ew Cross on Saturday June 8. G o ld s m ith s ’ “ A .” H . K napton, lbw ., b G ibbons ..................... 0 H . Sales, b Ellson ... 29 J. C. Green, b G ibbons 15 E . J. L ander, c Gibbs, b C a e s e n .....................23 P. H enty, b G ibbons 52 J .A .T .G ood,bG ibbon s 15 E . M . M edw ay, c Gibbs, b G ibbons ... 2 A. S. M edway, n o to u t 10 E . B. Tolley, n ot out 9 B 9, lb 4 .....................13 Total (7 wks)...*168 E . C. R ow e and A . M . Giles did n ot bat. * Innings declared closed. S o u th E a st e r n R a il w a y . G. Ellson, c G ood, b E . M . M edway .. 11 J. Caesen, b E . M. M edw ay ..................... 1 A. W ainw right, c & b G reen..............................30 W . G ibbons, n ot out 46 M . P ryce, b G reen ... A . S. Price, b H enty R . E. Dawes, bH enty J. Gibbs, b Giles E . M. M oore, not out Total (7 w kts)... 92 J. Gates and G . F . W ells did not bat. K E N SIN G TO N P A R K v. H A IL E B U R Y CO LLE GE . —Played at H ailebury on June 8. K ensington P ar k . Second innings. First innings. M . A . N icholas, b Peshall .. 27 H. E. Scoones, b Spence F. W . D ilke, run o u t . b Powell c Heym ann, Powell J. R . Conyers, c Read, b P o w e ll................... ... A . A . Surtees, c Read, P o w e ll.............................. H . D .N icholas,lbw ,b Pow ell 38 H . Currey, run out ............15 L. E. G . Abney,c & bPow ell 6 W . G. Thom pson, b B ougley 24 b Powell A .D . Cam pbell, c H eym ann, b Spence ..............................31 W . S. W ynne, not out ... 2 B 22, lb 2, nb 1 ............24 35 not out... 18 not out... b Powell Byes.. T otal.................................234 T otal (4 wkts) 33 H a il e b u r y C o lle fe . E. C. H odges, lbw , b A bney ..................... 0 F .P .R ead,b Thom pson 46 F. A . Heym ann, b A bney ..................... 2 A . F. Spooner,b Abney 44 R. Lee, b Thom pson 0 J. E. Peshall,bThom p- son .............................. 7 C. R . Gunner, b A bney 27 P. F . Bougley, lbw , b Thom pson ........... 9 R . H. Pow ell, not out 18 W . G. H eym ann, lbw, b Conyers................... 1 F . R . Spence, c Camp­ bell, b Conyers ... 3 B 10, lb 2 ........12 Total .......169 K EN SIN G TO N P A R K v. B L A C K H E A T H .-P la y ed at St. Q uintin’s Park on June 8. K en sin g to n P a r k . C .F .M .T hring.bD ixon 0 G. T.C am pbell,runout 4 B. F. A . Orr, b Brow n 0 E. Bendle, b B row n 31 P. G reatorex, c sub, b B row n ..................... 2 J. G . D onaldson, st Luce, b Pitt ............34 J.F . H ope,lbw ,bB row n 14 F. Shaw, c Luce, b B row n .................... 5 J. L. N icholson, run out .......................... 15 W . B . Tyndall, lbw , b Brown ............ 2 B . F. Conran, not out .......................... o Byes ............ 11 Total , 118 B l a c k h e a t h . A. G . Pem broke, b C a m p b ell.................29 F. J. M ason, b Cam p­ bell ..................... 8 F. H. P itt, b T hring 31 F. Snell, not out ... 32 E. M ason, W . D ixon, W. and Brow n did not bat. W . Vipan, b T hring... 4 T . S. Luce, n ot o u t ... 6 B 13, w 2 ............15 Total (4 w kts) .. 125 R iddington, A . Rogers,