Cricket 1901

J u n e 2 7 , 1 9 0 1 . CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 2 3 5 L O N D O N A N D CO U N T Y B A N K v. N A T IO N A L P R O V IN C IA L B A N K .—Played at D ulw ich on June 18,19, 20. L . & 0 . B. F.J.Finlineon.bCoeser 2 C. R . Trow ell, b R ich a rd s .....................14 C. W . G oddard, b Richards ................... 43 J. A . Bienvenu, Richards E . A . Tealby, b Bich- a r d s ..................... R . W . Senimans, Richards H .A . Francis, not ou B 2, nb 2........... 0 E . G . G ayfer, b Porter 13 Total (7 wkts) *108 G . Spalding, R . J. Oakley, and J. Broad, Esq., junior, did not bat. * Innings declared closed. N .P .B . A . D . Phillips, lbw , b Goddard ..................... 4 C.W .Cosser,cGoddard, b Bienvenu ............ 5 E . W . A rm strong, b Goddard .....................10 J. W . Richards, c & b B ien v en u ..................... 1 W .G .M orris,bG oddard 0 J . Price, b G oddard ... 0 H. C. M cConachy, not out .............................. C. Pennington, b G o d d a rd ..................... W . 8. Johnson, b Bienvenu..................... W . H . Porter, c Goddard,bBienvenu B 4, lb 2, w 1 ... T otal ., C. R . Sym ons did not bat. L O N D O N & CO U N TY B A N K v. SU TTO N at Sutton on June 22. L . & C. B a n k . W . Bentley, b D ally... 3 E . G. G ayfer, c D ally, b H a y n e s.................... 2 C. W . Goddard, st Bell, b Ulington ............62 S. J. G oodall, c Blades, b U lington ........... 70 C. R Trow ell, not out. 50 P .W .H u bbard,b D ally 0 F . J. Finlinson, lbw , b U lington ..................... 8 * Innings declared closed. S u tto n . -P layed R . W . Senimans, c Illington, b blades . 35 P. F. Allen, b Blades. 0 P. W . Goodchild, hit wkt, b Illington ... 0 J . P . W ilson, not out. 1 B 5, w 2, nb 1 ... 8 Total (9 w kts) *239 W . M . Bell, b H ubbard 8 W . G. P oole, c Sem - m ans, b G oddard ... 11 R. S. D ally, c Finlin­ son, b H ubbard ... 3 J . A . K night, c Finlin­ son, b G oddard ... 16 E . J. Ram sey, c G ood- ch ild ^ H ubbard ... 25 A . S. Illington, c G od­ dard, b H ubbard ... 6 J . R . Haynes did not bat. F . Blades, not out ... W . M . Y oun g, c Sem - mans, b G oodall ... A . S. Bacon, b G od­ dard .............................. P . T . Eve, n ot out ... B 1 1,lb 1 ............ Total (8 w kts) . I ll C L A P T O N v. T H A M E S D IT T O N . - Played at Tham es D itton on June 22. T h am es D itto n . S.B.Law less,b N olloth 21 P . E . B oddington, st Brow n, b N olloth ... 24 A . Peck, c Chichester, b H . H ugill ............50 W . D avis, b H . H ugill 86 F . W . Fabor, not out 18 H . Foster, c Nelson, b N olloth ..................... 0 . R . H am m ond and A . M om aon did not bat. declared closed. A . Jenkins, c Brown, b N olloth ..................... A.G .W aym an,cBrow n, b N olloth..................... W .T.G raburn, not out Byes ..................... T otal (7 wkt8)*150 •Innings C. Brow n, c Graburn, b Peck ..................... o H .B .H ugill,bB odding- ton .............................. 8 H . E. V . Chichester, c T abor, b M orrison... 15 J.H . H ugill, b Lawless 17 C la pto n . H . Boyton, not out ... 42 J , Boys, c and b L aw ­ less .............................. 0 W .H . N olloth, not out 4 B 6, lb 1 ............ 7 T otal (5 w kts) 98 F . A . Bishop, C. Nelson, H . E . Trafford and J. J. W iggett did not bat. C L A P T O N v. C H IN G FO R D .— Played at Clapton on June 20. C la pto n . H . B . H ugill, c and b Cruickshank ... ... 12 C. Cuttell, b Fish ...123 J . D ouglas, b Bunting 7 H . B oyton, b Bunting 0 J H .H ugill, c Boulton, b Fish .....................14 S.M eadow8,cM cGregor b Cruickshank ... 20 H . Trafford, c H echt,b Boulton .................... 28 Bishop, b Fish ............ 0 M ajor8hepstone,bFieh 0 Dr. Jones, not out ... 15 D r. Ladell, b Fish ... 22 B 18, lb 3 ............21 Total D r. Cruickshank, Bishop ..................... 8 D . Beavan, c Boyton, b J. H ugill ............34 J. 8. H echt, c H ., b J. H ugill .....................61 A . J. B oulton, c Shep- stone, b Boyton C h in oford . R . Bunting, not o u t ... 29 P. R . Fish, b J. H ugill 2 B 8, lb 2, w 3 ... 13 T otal (5 wkts) 207 N . B oulton, W . T . H ickm an. A . O. R ym an, E . H . Silverm ore, and R . M cG regor aid n ot bat. W O O D C O TE H O U SE v. M R . H . F . ST. H IL L ’S X I .—Played at W indlesham on June 15. W oodcote H ouse . R . Creasy, b M orrison 15 Rev. R . M . Hebble- D .R . W arner, b M orri­ son ............................. 0 W . D . K . M air, not out 55 R.O.Cham ier, b M orri­ son ............................. 0 R ev.A .M .H ill,cB rooke, b M orrison ............ 6 C.D .M artyn, b Connor 0 A . C. Cragg, b Connor 16 M r . H . F . S t H .W .M orrison, b M air 0 E .A . Brooke, c Creasy, b M air .....................59 W . Soames, b M air ... 34 C .H .W . Taylor, c H ill, b Creasy ..................... 8 Capt. Lang, not o u t ... 6 thwaite, c R atcliff, b G. B . Parkes, lbw , b R idont ..................... 3 A . Chamier, run out... 4 W . W oollett, c Tay­ lor, b Soam es............ 0 B 5, lb 3, w 6, nb 1 15 T otal .............. ...114 H i l l ’s X I. W .M .R atcliff, not out 23 L . T . Connor, c and b Creasy ..................... 4 R . W . Bill, not o u t ... 27 B 4, w 1 ............ 5 T otal (6 w kts) ...166 L . fiidont, R . Bill, and N . Anderson did not bat. W IN D L E S H A M v. S T A F F CO LLE G E , “ T H E O W L S ” (12 a side). — Played at W indlesham , June 22. W in dlesh am , H on. C. Forester, b Shoosm ith ............21 H . W . M orrison, b Shoosm ith ............ 7 A . F. Anderson, b Rat­ tray .............................. 0 W .M .R atcliffe.stE ast, b Rattray... .. ... 0 R . Creasy, b Rattray 3 A . N . W aller, c ana b Rattray .................... 0 W . D . K . M air, not out 61 H .F . Faulder, b A ber­ crom bie ..................... S. F . Sillem , lbw , b A b ercrom b ie............ Rev.A .M . H ill, c East, b Rattray..................... R . W . Bill, c Denny, b M oores ..................... A . Taylor, c East, b Rattray ............ B 6, lb 4, w 2 ... 20 F otal ..157 T h e O w l s .” Fi.st innings. Second innings. ~ ' 2 * - ** 1 7 1 R attray, b Taylor East, c Creasy, b M air Lonsdale, b M a ir... ... ... Abercrom bie, c Bill, b M air Shoosm ith,cTaylor, b Sillem 49 M arden, b M air ..................... 0 Stewart, b Taylor..................... 5 Dallas, b M air ..................... 3 W ood, c A nderson, b W aller 6 Harper, not out ............ ... 3 M oores,cM orrison, b W aller 0 D enny, c Bill, b Sillem ... 0 L b 1, w 2 ..................... 3 b Faulder ............10 c Ratcliff,bTaylor 9 c Bill, b Faulder 4 c Anderson, b Faulder ............ 4 c Anderson, b Faulder ............ 3 not out..................... 6 not ou t..................... 7 c H ill, b Sillem ... 2 b Faulder ... B 2, lb 3 T otal.....................80 T otal (7 w kts) *57 L O N D O N A N D C O U N T Y B A N K (2nd X I ). v. N A T IO N A L P R O V IN C IA L B A N K (2nd X I ).— Played at Beckenham on June 18. W . E . H ubbard, lbw, b F ile ............................. J. K night, b T yler ... S. G. M arsh, b File ... J. H unt, c and b File J .P . W illson, b Tyler H . Reader, b Tyler ... L . 8c C . B a n k . P . S. Roberts, c Griffiths, b Tyler ... 1 J. Boorne, c Fear, b T yler.............................. 0 R . Broom field, not out 2 B 1 1 ,lb 1 Total 12 ...46 N . P . B a n k . Griffiths, b H unt ... 51 File, c H ubbard, Culverwell, b Hunt ... 9 H u n t........................ Phillips, lbw , b H unt 6Tyler not out ... Fear, Ibw, b H ubbard 1 Byes ... Brebner, not out ... 13 T otal ... Cowlin, Harrison, Spashett and Hoard did not bat- 48 K E N SIN G T O N P A R K v. CH E LM SF O R D .— Played at St. Q uintin’s Park on June 22. K e n sin g to n P a r k . M .A .N icholas,c Lucas, b Sewell .....................34 H . D . Nicholas, st H il­ liard, b H arrison . 4 H . T . Roberts, c and b L ucas............................. 37 A D .C am pbell,cR .U s- borne, b Sewell ...2 0 F .L . H alford, b Lucas 5 L .E .G ,A bney, b Sewell 2 C h elm sford . W . G. Thom pson, c Sewell, b Lucas ... 3 J . C. L ow , b Sewell ... 3 J.G .D onaldson,notout 10 W .S W ynne, b Sewell 9 H . T .W right, b Sewell 0 B 6, w 2 ............ 8 Total ...135 R . L . W hittaker, c M . Nicholas, b W ynne 10 H illiard, c L ow , b W ynne .....................46 8.J. Ballard, b H alford 20 A .P . Lucas, c Roberts, b Abney .....................48 E .H .D . Sewell, c and b H . N icholas ............ 0 Chaplin did not bat. J.D . D ixon , b H alford 0 T.U sborne,bThom pson 19 W .G .Sheldrake,notout 30 R . U sborne, c Camp­ bell, b A b n e y ............ 1 Harrison, not out ... 17 B 12, lb 2, w l ... 15 T otal ...206 T H E B A T H W E E K . S O M E R S E T S H I R E v . W O R C E S T E R ­ S H I R E . P la y e d a t B a th o n J u n e 24 a n d 25. W o r c e s te r s h ir e w o n b y 26 ru n s. Special efforts on the part o f the tow n authorities had been m ade to render the week attractive, and the townspeople took considerable interest in the first m atch, Som ersetshire never having previously played against W orcestershire. Owing to heavy rain it was not possible to begin the m atch until one o ’clock, when the visitors went to the wickets. M r. R . E. Foster and Bow ley put up 20 before lonch, but the form er was m issed before he had m ade a run. A fter lunch Cranfield and G ill soon began to get wickets, but the total was by no means bad for the pitch. Somersetshire comm enced so badly that it began to look as if the w hole team w ould be out for about 60. The first four wickets fell for 30 runs, and the fifth w icket at 44, but M r. W oods, M r. H ill, Gill, and M r. H ym an m ade thi> gs look better by the time that stum ps were drawn, the score then being 95 for seven wickets. The last three w ickets only added at the rate o f a run apiece to the score, so that W orcstershire began their second innings with a lead o f 59, no inconsiderable advantage on a difficult wicket. They did fairly well at first in their second innings, M r. Foster again playing very good cricket, and at lunch time 1 hey had scored 86 for the loss of five w ickets— 145 runs on. A fterw ards Cranfield was nearly irresistible, and in the end Somersetshire had to m ake 170 to w in. Somersetshire seemed to have no earthly chance of winning when M r. Hym an joined Mr. H ill, but these tw o batsm en brought the score from 78 for six wickets, to 130. M r. H ill was the first to t?o, haviDg played a splendid gam e, hitting trem endously hara w hen a chance offered itself, and also sh oein g sound defence. W ith his departure W orcestershire steadily gained the upper hand. W o rc e s te rs h ir e . First innings. Second innings. R . E . Foster, lbw, b R obson 32 b G ill ..................... 40 Bow ley, b Robson ............35 b Cranfleld............. 1 Arnold, st N ew ton, b Cran­ fleld ......................................10 c Braund, b Rob­ son .........................18 Pearson, b R obson ............ 6 lbw , b Cranfield.. 17 W heldon, b G i l l .....................27 b C ranfield............13 G . Sim pson-H ayw ard, c Lew is, b Gill .....................26 b Cranfield............. 0 Bird, c Braund, b Cranfield 10 cBernard,b Cran­ field .........................13 Straw, not out .................... 6 b Cranfield............. 6 Burrow s, run ou t..................... 0 b Gill ...................... 1 W ilson, c Braund, b Cran­ field ....................................... 4 c Robson, b Cran­ fleld ..................... 0 Bannister, b G ill....................... 0not ou t......................... 0 L e g -b y e .............. 1 W id e .................. 1 T otal.......................157 T otal ..................110 S omersetshire . First innings. Second innings. L . C. H . Palairet, b W ilson 0 c S im pson-H ay- ward,bBurrows 17 C. A . Bernard, c W heldon, b B u rro w s............................... 7 b W ilson ................ 8 Braund, c A rnold, b B ur­ rows ....................................... 8 c and b Burrows. 11 Robson, b W ilson ............ 6 c8traw ,b B orrow s 0 Lewis, c Bow ley, b Burrow s 10 c A rnold, b Bur­ rows ................... 15 S. M . J . W oods, e Bird, b W ilson.......................................21 b W ilson ..............13 V . T . H ill, c Straw, b W il­ son .....................................18 c and b W ilson ... 46 W . Hym an, n o to u t ............16 cS tra w ,b W ilson 18 G ill, c 8 .-H ayw ard, b Bur­ rows .......................................10 b W ilson .............. 3 A . E . New ton, b Burrow s... 0 n o to u t..................... 4 Cranfleld, b B u rro w s............ 1 cStraw .bBurrows 5 L eg-byes............ 1 Leg-byes ... 3 T o ta l....................98 T otal ...............143 W orcestershire . First innings. Second innings. O. M . R . W . O . M . R . W . C ranfleld............ 30 7 77 3 ........................ 257487 R obson ............ 22 5 51 3 .........................61171 Braund ............. 6 3 13 3 . . . . . . 1 0 1 0 Gill ..................... 7*4 2 15 0 .............. 164 43 2 Cranfield bow led a wide. S omersetshire . First innings. Second innings. O . M . R . W . O . M . R. W . W ilson ........... 18-2 4 30 4 ............. 26 8 66 5 Burrow s ............ 18 2 67 6 ............. 24’3 5 62 5 S.-H ayw ard 3 0 12 0 Pearson ... 1 1 0 0 L A W S O F C R IC K E T , with List o f Fixtures and M em o, pages. One Penny each, post free l}d . Uricket Offices, 168, U pper Tham es Street, E.C.