Cricket 1901

250 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u ly 4, 1901 piece of turf on the sole of one of his boots had placed it, as is the general custom of bowlers, behind the wicket from which he was bowling. It was this very small obstacle which caused the ball to rebound on to the stumps. The inci­ dent produced a considerable difference of opinion among the Surrey players as to the result if the wicket had been dis­ turbed. In this case would the batsman have been out or not ? For myself I can only see one answer, not out. T he list of scorers of a thousand runs this season is now as follows :— Hayward, Abel, Tyldesley, Mr. Jessop, Mr. C. J. B. Wood, Mr. C. B. Fry, Mr. McGahey, Mr. R. E. Foster, Mr. F. Mitchell, and Carpenter, the last four having reached the thousand in the matches at the end of last week. The heavy rain on Sunday did not tend to increase the list, but W. G. Quaife stands at 949, Mr. A. 0 . Jones at 910, Mr. Perrin at 8§3. R hodes still continues to add steadily to his total of wickets, and has now arrived at 127. Trott just succeeded in touching the hundred in the match between M.C.C. and Cambridge Univer­ sity, while Hirst is creeping up with 91, Richardson with 86, and Mr. Bradley with 81. T h K following are some of the latest hundreds :— JUNE. 20. N. Cockell, Granville v. Forest Hill ...........136 21. N. Cockell, Granville v Erratics ...................117 21. P. P. Lincoln, Granville v. Erratics ...........108* 24. E. Pritchett, Bury and W est Suffolk v. Incogniti ...........................................................1224 26. W . Phillips, Bickley Park v. Granville...........100 26. H. S. Barkworth, Incogniti v. Colchester Garrison ...........................................................138* 26. Ahsan-ul-Hak,Hampstead v. Guy’s Hospital 102 27. F. P. K nox , O xford U nivrbsity v. S ussrx 198 27. L. C. H. P alaibrt , S omrrsrtshibe v . L an ­ cashire ...........................................................182 28. H olland , S ubrry v . E ssex ...........................129 28. W ainwbioht , Y obkshirr v . D rbbyshibe ... 108* 28. G. L. J bssop , G loucestershire v . W ar ­ wickshire ........................... ...........................106 28. A . Bifsett, South Africans v. Durham...........151 28. C. B. F ry , S ussex v . O xford U niversity ... 219* 28. E. M . D owson . C ambridge U niv . v . M.C.C. 105 28. R. L. Wright. Winchester v. Eton ...........113 28. F. L. F anr , M.C.C. v. C ambridge U niv . ... 195 28. G. J. V . Weigall, M.C.C. v. C ambridge U niv . 122 28. J. T. Gwynn, Dublin University v. Leicester 107 28. 8. De W inton, Brentwood v. Incogniti...........105 29. E. C. Taylor, Upper Tooting v. London County ...........................................................105* 29. R. B. Sandilands, Upper Tooting v. London County...................................................................106 29. E. Field, Streatham v. Richm ond...................Ill 29. H. M. Lsaf, Streatham v. Richmond ...........121* 29. G. G. Groves, Richmond v. Streatham ......... 106 29. K . E. M. Barker, Wanderers v. Upper Tooting ........................................................... 119 • Signifies not out. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. — . B e lv r d e r e (Kent).—Your signature is incom­ prehensible. Yes, Walter Humphreys, the old Sussex lob bowler, played for Hampshire against Kent last year, on August 20th, 21st and 22nd, at Tonbridge. He is qualified by birth. P O RTR AIT MEDALLION8 OF POPULAR CRICKETERS.—W . G. Grace, K . S. Raniit- sinhji, C. B. Fry, C. J. Kortright, A. C. MacLaren, A. E. Stoddart, J. R. Mason, G. L. Jessop, Abel, Richardson, Hayward, Lockwood, Hearne (Alec.).— Price 2d. each, post free 3d., or the set of 13, post free, 2 s. 2 d.— M e rritt an d H a t c h e s , Ltd., 168, Upper Thames Street, London. BEDFORDSHIRE v. CAMBRIDGESHIRE.- Played at Bedford on July 1 and 2. BRDFORD8HIBE. F. G. Brooks, run out 133 Pollitt, c Watts,b Hay­ ward ...........................78 B. L. Peel, c Watts, b H ayw ard...................40 H. R. Orr, c W . R. Thomas, b Hayward 25 Brown, c W . R.Thomas b Bryan ................... 9 F. B. Brooks, run out 3 L. Parbury, run out 3 C am bbidgebh irr . L.G.Stileman-Gibbard st Watts, b Hayward 18 Capt.H.Fulton,b Hay­ ward ........... ........... 4 J. F. Morris, not out 5 Rev. R. H. Moss, st Watts, b Bryan ... 1 Extras ........... 5 Total .324 J. W . H om e, b Brown 11 C. T. Scott, c Fulton, b Brown ...................15 W . R. Thomas, b Moss 7 E. Briggs, c Brown, b Parbury ...................12 Watts, c and b Brown 39 E. B. Darby, b Brown 0 J. H . Widdicombe did not bat. Hayward, c F. G. Brooks, b Parbury C. M. Fiseon, not out Bryan, not out ........... Extras ........... Total (S wkts) 113 LLOYD ’S REGI8TER v. GOLDSMITHS.—Played at New Cross on June 29. L lo y d ’ s R e g istr r . S. A . Hill, c Mayo, b Baldwin .................. 83 Carey, b Windebank... 34 Warlow, b Baldwin ... 31 Boxall, st Dray, b Baldwin ......... . ... 8 W ood, b Baldwin ... 31 Martin, b Windebank 8 G oldsm ith s ’ . Spry, b Baldwin ... 0 Flower, b Windebank 11 Stoteabury, b Scully.. 14 Squires, not out... Spray, run out B 14, lb 1 Total 7 .. 9 .. 15 . 204 W . Falkner, c Martin, b Carey ................... 0 M . W ood, c W ood, b Carey...........................19 H. Mayo, b Carey ... 6 8. R. Best, c Warlow, b H ill...........................11 W . F. Dray, c Flower, b H ill...........................11 B. R. Scully, st Flower, b H ill1........................... 9 A . Baldwin, b Hill ... 12 A. E. Mouncher, b W ood ................... 2 H. Holmes, not o u t 13 R. Windebank.bWood 13 HFentim an, cMartin, b H ill.......................... 0 B 11, lb 1 ...........12 Total ...108 KURKEE v. GOLDSMITHS’ “ A .” W ormholt Farm on June 29. •Played at E. Turner, b Lander... W . J. A . Watkins, b G o o d ........................... R. Galloway, c Lander b Good ................... S. W . Hackney,b Good C. J. Easton, run out B. Blake, b Lander ... H. J. A . Walker, b Lander ................... K u b k b e . A. G. Grenditch, b G ood ................. ... 6 R. Brown, b Bowler .. 13 Y. Watlington, not out ........................... 4 F. Edwarda, b Bowler 0 B 11 ...................11 Total , 82 H. Sales, c Hackney, b Galloway ........... F. Bowler, b Brown . . R. L. Whitestone, b Brown ................... E J. Lander, c Turner, b Galloway ........... P.Henty, c Watlington b Easton G o ld sm ith s’ “ A .” .. 19 E. B. Tolley, not out J. A. T. Good, b Easton ................... Wallis, b Easton Davis, b Easton ... ... L-b 2 ........... Total (8 wkts) 73 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE v. NORTHUMBER­ LAND .—Played at Northampton on June 28 and 29. N o bth u m bebland . F. G. H . Clavton, c W etherell,b Thomp­ son ...........................116 R.G.Mortimer, c G. J., b H. Thompson J. Hansell, b G. J. Thompson ........... S. Brutton, b Horton.. C. Page, b H . Thomp­ son ........................... Marshall, b H. Thomp­ son ........................... 56 11 67 F. W . Gillespie, c and b G J. Thompson... 47 Major Greenway, st Smith, b Colson ... 67 Elsey, not out ...........16 Tomlin, c Smith, b Colson ................... 0 Lowing, c Wetherell, b C o lso n ...................16 Extras...................21 Total ...484 N obth am ptonsh ibe . J. K. Papillon, b Low- ings ...........................97 W . H . Kingston, b Tomlin ................... 3 Thompson (G.J.), lbw, b Elsey ................... 0 H. St. A. Hall, c Mar­ shall, b Lowings ...51 East,c Page.b Lowings 83 Colson, c Brutton, b Clayton ...................13 Total C. R. Wetherall, c Greenway,b Marshall 21 T. Horton, c Page, b M arshall......................29 Cox. not out ............. 30 B. C. 8mith, c Page, b L o w in g s................... 9 Thompson, b Elsey ... 22 Extras..................... 89 347 Second innings : Cox, c Page, b Hansell, 45; K ing­ ston, not out, 68; Thompson (G. J.), not out, 19; extras 6.—Total (one wicket) 138. N ob th u m b eb la n d . 0 . M . R. W . O. M . R. W . Colson ... 3 0 18 8 1G.Thompsn 48 5 166 2 H.Thompsn 22 2 85 4 Cox ...........16 1 70 0 E a s t...........33 4 83 0 Wetherell.. 2 0 25 1 G. Thompson bowled three no-balls and Wetherell one N o bth am pton sh ibe . Tomlin ........... 18 1 67 1 ........... 8 3 15 0 Elsey ........... 10-4 3 40 2 ........... 8 0 23 0 Marshall........... 21 3 52 2 ........... 5 1 1S> 0 Mortimer 6 0 24 0 ........... 4 1 17 0 C lay ton ........... 13 2 86 1 ........... 5 1 7 0 Low ings........... 28 5 86 4 ........... B ru tton........... 2 0 5 0 ........... Hansell 14 1 51 1 Brutton bowled a wide. LUDGBOVE (1) y . NORTHAW (1)—Played at Northaw on June 29. L u d g r o v e . A. L . Maj^nard. c V. Danckwerts,bVeasey 6 H. O. Curtis, c V. Danckwerts, b Fox 2 H. E . Eastwood, b Somerset .. ...........19 V. Barrington - Ken- nett, b Somer8et ... 2 G. E. Boscawen, b Som erset...................53 J.F. Eastwood, c Faw­ kes. b Somerset ... 60 N o r t h a w . W . H. W iggin, b Somerset ................... 5 G. R. Anderson, c and b Somerset ........... 7 R. L. Benson, lbw, b Som erset................... 0 H .W .Fortescue.b Fox 0 C. E. H. T. Hicks, not out ........................... 0 B 3, lb 4, w 1 nb 2 10 Total ...........164 J. S. Veasey, c Ken- nett, b Maynard ... 13 L. R. Fawkes, b H. Eastw ood.................. 1 J. C. Warrington, not out ......................... 31 F. N. Fox, c Hicks, b M ayn ard ................... 4 E. J. Bather, b For- tescue ....................11 R. M. Chambers, not out ......... ... 11 Lb I, w 4 ... 5 Total(4 wkts) 76 LEINSTER CLUB v. DUBLIN UN IVERSITY.— Played on the Leinster Club Ground on Jnly 28 and 20. D ublin U n iv e b sity . 8.D. Lambert, bR . Lambert 12 lbw.b G.Peterson 15 R.Walker,lbw, b C.Peterson 22 cDonovan,bLam- b e r t................... 4 R. M. Gwynn, b R. Lambert 25 not out................. 14 W.S.Caldwell,b G. Peterson 16 c Jameson, b N. Peterson...........82 C. R .Faussett, c Beckett, b Donovan ...........................63 not out.....................32 H. H. Corley, c Milling, b G. Peterson ........................... 8 cDonovan,bLam- b e r t...................20 J. T. Gwynn, b G. Peterson 107 b G. Peterson ... 63 T. A. Harvey, b Griflin ... 3 H. B. Mayne, b Lambert ... 3 S. H. Crawford, not out ... 1 J. W . Crozier, b G. Peterson 0 Extras...........................12 Extras ... ... 21 Total ...........272 L b in s te b . W .Jameson,cJ.Gwynn, b Crawford ...........20 T. E. Beckett, c R. Gwynn, b Harvey ... 2 S. C. Smith, c Walker, b J. Gwynn ...........6) R. H. Lambert, c Cro­ zier, b J. Gwynn ... 44 S.H.Fleming,bHarvey 76 J.M.Johnstone,notout 82 Total (5 wkts) 251 D. Milling, lbw, b Harvey ...................34 N.Peterson,cLambert, b Crozier...................33 E.J.Donovan,bHarvey 1 C. J. Griffin, run out 4 G.Peterson,cR.Gwynn, b C rozier...................12 E xtras..................26 Total ...394 LUDGROVE (2) v. NORTHAW (2).—Played at Ludgiove on June 29. L udgbove . A. W . R. Curtis, run out .......................... 0 C. R Birkbeck, c Pye- Smith, b Morgan ... 14 T. Holland-Hibbert, b Hall ........................... 3 R. C. Hunter, bTrotter 22 R .F .T . Burrell, b Hall 7 C. R. Abel-Smith, b Hall .......................... 20 F. B. Lyon, b G. Chol- m eley........................... 1 N o b t h a w . W . A . Worsley, c Morgan, b Hall ... 8 J. C. Hollins, not out 17 R. O. Bridgenian, c Gurney, b Hall ... 0 G. R. F. Rowley, b G. Cholmeley........... 5 B 9, w 2, nb 1 ... 12 Total ..105 F. Hall, b Lyon G.H.Cholmeley.bLyon H. Morgan, c Curtis, b H .-H ibbert........... D. Pye-Smith, b Lyon K. Gurney, b Lyon ... A.C. Stirling, c Smith, b Lyon ................... C. L . Trotter, not out S. H. Lowry, b H .- Hibbert ................... H. V. Cholmeley, b Lyon........................... H. B. Chamberlain, b L y o n ......................... M. A . Gilman, b H.- Hibbert ................... N o -b a lls ....................... Total..................29 Second innings: F. Hall, not out, 10; G. H. Cholmeley, runout, 0 ; H. Morgan, b Holland-Hib­ bert, 0; D. Pye-Sm ith, b Burrell, 15; H. Gurney, not out, 0; byes 3.—-Total (3 wickets) 28.