Cricket 1901

J u n e 2 0 , 1 9 0 1 . CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME 2 1 1 then. But my friends always chaff me about my bow ling, so that I don’t suppose I shall ever do any good with it. For all that I think bow ling even more fascinat­ ing than batting, for it is much harder to bowl decently than to bat well. Mr. Beldam has played g o lf in the winter months, and belongs to the Acton and M id-Surrey clubs. H is experience is that, if anything, g o lf helps one’s cricket, but that cricket is fatal to golf. He is passionately fond of it, and rejoices in turn when the cricket season ends and golf begins, and vice versa. After the cricket season is over be finds it a pleasant change to have a month’s painting, for, as he expresses it, he “ dabbles in water colours,” but as be has had his pictures on the line in the Dudley Gallery, it is evident that other artists appreciate his work. W . A. B e t t e s w o r t h . L O N D O N & W E S T M IN S T E R B A N K (3rd X I .) v. ST. B A R N A B A S .- Played at N orbury on June 8. L . & W . B ank (3rd X I .) W .F .G osselin,bW arne S. J. Forteecue, st Mur- gatroyd, b C.Costello 12 A . M . Cockell, b W atts 34 E. Bennett, b W atts... 4 W . H . Browne, c L. Costello, b W atts ... 14 G. Logan, c C. J. Cos- tel’o, b W atts .. L . C. B . H ock in ,b C . F inch .....................38 C. F . G. W ellboine, lbw , b W atts............13 H . R . Beck, not out 7 T.C.Sam pson, notout 1 B 6, lb 6 ...........12 T otal (for 8 w kts.) ISO H . Scull did r ot bat. Innings declared. S t. B a rn a b a s . H . W arne, c Sampson, b L ogan .....................11 L . D avies, c Logan, b F ortescu e..................... 0 C. FiDch. b L ogan ... 5 F. B olmes. not out .. 23 G. T . Sm ith, C. M urgatroyd, A . W atts, H . P. Arthur and A . G. Finch did not bat. C. J. Costello, b W . Brow ne .....................26 L . A . Costello, not out 8 B 11, lb 1, w b 1 ... 13 T otal (for 4 wkts) 86 S U R R E Y CLU B A N D G R O U N D v. T H E W A N ­ D E R E R S.— Played at the Oval on June 7. T h e W a n d e r e b 8. L A N S D O W N v. IN C O G N IT I.— Played at Coombe Park on June 5 and 6. L a n sd ow n . First innings. Second innings. W . Trask, c N ice, b Snaith 14 n ot out ............142 A . J. P . M iller, c & b W ood 13 c M ontgom ery, b THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND INDIAN CRICKET. The Bombay Gazette has compiled a list of Old Public School cricketers that are now in Madras. It is as follows :— Old Cheltonians: H. Nelson, A. B. Skinner, C. V. B. Davy, H. F. B. Champain, C. E. B. Champain, A. J. Biscoe, and A. B. Gibson. Old Ilaileyburians: E. B. Raikes, J. D. F. Campbell, T. M. TJsboume, G. F. H. Luehing- ton, W . A . Bailey, and J. D. W . Davy. Old Wykehamists : C. Wigram, K. W ig- ram, B. L. Iticketts, J. T. Weatherby, and B. J. B. Stephens. Old Wellingtonians: M. D. Wood, E. L. Tomkins, A. M. Latham, A. E. J. Perkins and V. B. Hine-Haycock. Old Harrovians: E. B. T. Studd, H. D. Watson, B. N. Bosworth-Smith and B. L. Kindersley. Old Marlburians: E. L. French, J. B. Wood, H. E. Stanton and P. K. Creed. Old Cliftonians: J. H. Curtis, H. C. Mac- Tier, B. M. L. Brodhurst and C. S. Carnegy. Old Fettesians: M. B. Jardine, E. P. Thompson, E. W . M. Norie and R. A. Carruthers. Old Malvernians : W . E. Copleston, A. R. Hignell and A. Newnham. Old Brightonians: A. B. Sangster, B. H. Dewing and C. G. Ames. Old Salopians: F. L. Sprott, C. Kenrick and C. L. Alexander. Old Bugbeians : F. A. Prevost, H. D. Ben- dall and C. C. Cobb. Old Lancinians: G. H. Neale and C. J. Bichards. Old Carthusians : E. H. Bray, and M. F. R. Wingfield. Old Etonians: C. T. Studd and C. T. Allen. Old Tonbridgians: M. O’C. Tandy and J- G. Greig. Old Beptonians : B. L. Sinclair and G. E. ■Harnett- Stuart. .-Old Lorettonians: D. J. McFarlane and W. Drysdale. Old Rossallians : E. A. Watson and R. H. Heath. Old Merchant Taylors: L. M. Crump and J•C, Jack. Old Uppinghamians : A. M. Kettlewell. Old Westminster: E. P. Garrett. O ld B ra d fie ld : S. L . W a ce . R ev A .V . Despard, b Snaith A . M . M iller, b D oyle H . L . 8. M acdonald, st Trevor, b W ood ............ C. S. C obbold, c Goodm an, b Snaith ............................. E. H atch, b Nice . Trevor b Snaith b Snaith 6 h t wkt, b D oyle 16 Rev.H ayesRobinson,run out 2 R ev.A M . D orm an, b D oyle 11 J. E. Taylor, b N ice .............. 0 Curtis, not out ...................... 5 Extras ................12 Total ..........189 c N ice, b W ood 80 c H ornung. b M ontgom ery ... 34 not out..................... 1 E xtras ............10 Total (6 * k ts) *i99 Dr. Conan D oyle, M acD onald, b Cob­ bold .............................. 2 A . H . W ood, run out 36 J. C. Snaith, st M ac­ donald, b C obbold... 98 Capt. Strong b Curtis 33 W . M ontgom ery, b Cobbold .........................15 A . G oodm an, c and b A . J. P. M iller ...1 1 Second in n in gs: Doyle, # Innings declared closed. I n c o g n iti. E . N ice, not ou t............85 W . H ill, b A . J . P. M iller .....................13 Capt. T revor, c sub, b Dorm an .....................22 E. W . H ornung, b A. J. P. M iller ............ 0 E x tra s............10 S . Colm an, c H olland, b K ersley .....................49 K .E .M . Barker, cM ar­ shall, b Edwards ... 24 E. E Barnett, c and b Kersley ..................... 8 C A . Beldam , c M ar­ shall, b H olland ... 9 P .P .L in coln ,bK ersley 28 E.H .Fisher.c Marshall, b H olland..................... 8 S u b b ey C lu b H olland, c W aller, b D olbey .....................44 C.B Vincent, b Beldam 13 M oulder, c Colm an, b Belr’am 8 F . P. Francis, c sub., b Beldam .......... ... 16 W . T . Graburn. c B eh- rend, b Barker ... 69 F . Odell, b Taylor ... 2 M arshall, not out ... 11 F.A .D arke,c Graburn, b K ersley..................... 7 W . H . W aller, c K ers­ ley, b H olland ... 18 H . O. D olbey. b E d w a rd s.....................28 A . H. Behrend, c H ol­ land, b Vincent ... 24 O. Taylor, not out ... 2 Leg-byes ............ 5 T otal ...210 Total . 325 b Taylor, 4 ; W ood, not out, 9 ; Snaith, b Taylor, 6 ; M ontgom ery, not out, 7 ; extras, 5. T otal (for 2 wickets) 31. L O N D O N & W E S T M IN S T E R B A N K (3rd X I .) v. N A T IO N A L B A N K (2nd X I.).— Played at N or­ bury on June 6. N a t io n a l B a n k (2nd X I.) T aylor, run out .. Bennett, b Fortescue.. K ing, run out ............ Vavasour, b Fortescue K elly, b W ood ............ Archer, b Fortescue ... Underhay, b Fortescue Merry field ,lbw ,bW ood Layton, run out Berdoe, b W ood H anlan, not out Byes ............ T o t a l............ L . & W . B a n k (3rd X I.) W .H .B row n e, n otou t 23 A . M . Cockell, n otou t 7 B yes.............................. 4 T otal (4 w kts) ... 43 W . F . Gosselin, Taylor ..................... 0 S. W ood , b Taylor ... 6 E . S. Saunders, b U nderhay..................... 0 S. J. Fortescue, c K elly, b Taylor ... 3 H. H . Scull, L . C. B . H ockin,C. F. G.W ellborne, T . C. Sampson, and W .R edington did not bat. N A T IO N A L P R O V IN C IA L B A N K v. LO N D O N JO IN T STOCK B A N K .—Played at Low er Syden­ ham on June 10 and 11. N a t io n a l P rov J. Price, b M orris ... 88 H . C. J. M cConachy, o Reading, b M orris... 15 C. R . K . Symons, c Hawkins, b M orris 2 E. W . Arm strong, b Thornycroft ............ 9 J. W . Richards, b Thornycroft ............47 L o n d o n J o in t A shberry.cArm strong, b Sym ons.....................13 Hawkins, c Cosser, b Johnson ..................... 9 Reading, b Richards... 8 Tooth, b Sym ons 8 a n d G round . A. M. Latbam , c Col­ m an, b Barker ... 12 Kersley. c Barker, b Beldam 63 A .E V aller.cW aller, b Beldam ..................... 0 Edwards, b Barker ... 3 B 14, lb 4 ............18 Total . 249 'in c ia l B a n k . G .A.Cosser, b T horny­ croft ... .....................28 A . D . Phillips, lbw , b M orris ..................... 4 R . C. Dam ant, not out 2 B 18, lb 6, w 2 ... 26 Total (6 w kts) 171 S tock B a n k . M orris, not o u t ............19 Scam m ell, b Price ... 19 T hornycroft, not out 2 B 1, lb 5 ............ 6 Total (5 wkts) 74 W A N D E R E R S v. G U IL D F O R D .— Played at G uild­ ford on June 15. W an d e r e r s . S.Colm an, c M artin, b N orthcote.....................18 W .S .A . Brow n,cD odg- son, b F . M artin ..100 J. Carr, c and b N ight­ ingale..............................39 L .S .W e lls ,b F . M artin 9 A . J. Flem ing, c F. M artin, b Baker ... 43 A .M .L atham ,b N ight­ ingale..............................39 1 G u ild fo rd . T . A . Darke, c North­ cote, b B ak er............23 J.E . G. H adath, c K it- chell, b Baker... ... 2 O .Taylor, lbw, b Baker 14 N . V . Norm an, c C. M artin, b Baker ... 0 E. H . Fischer, not out 3 Extras..................... 8 T otal... . 295 S. H . N orthcote, c and b W ells ..................... T . L . N ightirgale, run out .............................. G .A .Franks,c Latham , b Brown ..................... F . M artin, run out ... W . Teague, b Taylor H .D .Thorburn,notout 37 E . H . W . D odgson, b Taylor ..................... 2 E . A . Baker, not out 10 E xtras..................... 7 T otal (6 w kts) 156 K itchell, R . Sparks and C. M artin did not bat. W A N D E R E R S v. C H A R L T O N P A R K .-P la y e d at Charlton Park on June 12. T he W an d erers . S. Colm an, b M cCaulis 43 E . A . Beldam , b M c­ Caulis..............................40 E H .Fischer, c R obert­ son, b M ascall.......... 10 A . M . Latham , not out 60 J. Faulkner, c Pease, b M cC a u lis..................... 0 H . W . D illon, b Castle 30 H . W . W aller, c M as- call, b M cCaulis ... F .P .R ider.c M cCaulis, b Castle ..................... F . W . Freem an, b M ascall ..................... N . V . Norm an, not out E xtras..................... Total ...233 G. Bum pus did not bat. C h arlton P a b k . S. Castle, n ot out ...5 2 1 E xtras .............13 R. G . Cowley, not out 62 — T o ta l............127 S. Thom as, S. R obertson, A . L . M cCaulis, Rev. D ouglas H am ilton, A . J. M ascall, A . H . Pease, Capt. M cCaulis, J. H . C. F egan and Sir Spencer M aryon W ilson did not bat. U P P E R T O O T IN G v. W IM B L E D O N .— Played at U pper Tooting on J une 7. W im bledon . F .F . Gl nnie,c Butcher, b Parez ...................... 7 W . E. M artyn. c C. F. H osken,b Christie... 58 J . Carr, b Thom as ... 8 E. L . Clapham , c C. F. H osken, b Thom as.. 3 D . Forde, b Parez ...1 2 W . H ollan d,b Christie 0 N . A . R obinson, b P arez..............................15 U ppeb T o otin g . W . B. Thom as, J. A . Berthon, not out ................................. 25 F. C. P ott, b Christie 2 J. C. M cSheehy, c Thom as, b Christie. 10 A . P . Graves, st J . F ., b C. F. H osken ... 3 B 17, lb 5, w 3 ... 25 T o t a l.......................168 D . C. Bartley, b H ol­ land .............................. 7 D . H . Butcher, c Carr, b H olland..................... 2 C. C. F . H osken, b H olland ..................... 9 H . W . H aw king, b Carr ..............................12 A . H . Parez, b Graves 19 J. F. Hosken, b H ol­ land ... ............ 6 C lapham ............ ... 37 W .A.Christie,c Forde, b Clapham ............ 0 R .F .T raill, b Clapham 4 H . Tanner, not o u t ... 13 H . J . H eagerty, b H o lla n d ..................... 4 B 16, lb 2, nb 1... 19 Total ...132