Cricket 1901

302 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, J u l y 2 5 , 1 9 0 1 . H am psh ire . O. M. R. W. O M. R. W. Cranfield ... 29 8 67 1 ... ,... 29 8 71 5 G ill.......... ... 15 3 49 1 ... . Braund ... ... 255 4 112 1 ... ,... 11 1 32 1 Woods ... ... 27 4 105 6 ... ,... 12 1 47 1 Tyler Robson ... ... 1 ... 2 0 8 0 . . . , 0 8 0 ... !!! 14 4 39 0 Woods and Tyler each delivered a wide and Gill three no-balls. S o m erset . Heseltine ... 5 3 5 0 ... ., Llewellyn ... 27 4 121 2 ... ... 35*3 13 89 5 Soar.......... ... 23-5 0 87 6 ... .,.. 15 5 28 1 Barton ... ... 18 5 46 2 .......... 12 6 11 2 Steel i ... ... 5 1 16 0 ........ .. 1 0 4 0 Sprot ... 2 1 8 0 ... . . 6 0 16 0 Webb .... 2 0 9 0 Soar and Barton each bowled a no-ball. BRIXTON WANDERERS CRICKET WEEK. On Saturday last the above c’ub concuded one of the most successful cricket weeks they have held— magnificent weather, good fellowship, and close finishes characterising every match. On Monday, the home team having won the toss, went in first and lost eii?ht wickets fcr 141 runs, but s * energetically did “ the tail wag ’ that the innings closed for 260. Mitcham only scored 158 for six, but they too possessed a caudal appendage which perform d so well, that the visitors won by 16runs with two wickets in ha'd. On Tuesday the Briuton Wanderers were a?aio fortunate in obtaining first knock, but did n^t take full advantage of their good fortune, being all out for 170. Hampton Wick however, hardly availed themselves of their opportunity, as nine wickets were down for 166, and had it not been for a catch being missed in the long-fleld at a critical moment (as also had happened the day before), the home team might have won—as it was the visitors won by 23 runs. On Wednesday the captain was again fortunate in winning the tx. ss, but with six wickets down for 77, the home side did not appear to great advantage, but at this point Dame Fortune kindly looked in, and when the captain who had knocked up 123 by excel­ lent cricket, assisted by Gale, who played an equally line inning9, was bowled. 208 runs had been put on for the seventh wicket. On the completion of Gale’s century the innings was declared closed. The oppon­ ents, Lovell’s XI.. played a capital uphill game, but were all disposed of just before \ime for 123. In the evening an al fresco entertainment was given—the very ominous looking thunder clouds fortunately disappearing about nine o’clock, and a gloriously starry evening proved a valuable adjunct to a most pleasant day. On Thursday the match against Surrey Club and Ground was capital from start to finish. Mr. Graburn having won thi toss naturally batted first, and when the ianings closed just before four, it was seen that the home team had a stiftish bit of work before them. However, they buckled too, and thanks to F Odell, 34; J. Faulkner, 89 ; Mason, 23 ; and btubb’s 60, the match was won amidst intense excitement at one minute before time. Stubbs who made the winning hit being finely caught in the long-fleld off the last ball of the last over. Oo F rid ay Norbu-y had first knock and scored 237—the Brixton Wanderers did not perform very brilliantly with the exception of Frank Odell, who made 61, but by steady play, especially by the last two men. Whitley and Brymer, they managed at the call of time to get within 19 of their opponents. On Satur­ day the home team once more were fortunate in obtaining first innings and scored 219. Sutton who lost five wickets for 24 then had a turn of luck, and in the end loet eight wickets for 192, or only 27 behind their opponents s:ore. Everything the whole week passed off most pleasantly, and every one appeared delighted with every one else. BRIXTON WANDERERS v. MITCHAM.—Played at East Dulwich on July 15. B bixton W a n d erers . F. Odell, c Cath, b Kempjon................. 61 C. G. Smith, b Mc­ Alister ................. 33 E. Booker, lbw, b McAlister................ 0 F.P.Rider, c McAlister 16 G. Stubbs, b McAlister 4 H. Mason, run out ... 11 E. T. Gale, c and b Kempson................. 2 M itch a m . W . Rhodes, st Gale, b Stubbs ................. 34 A. C. Butler, c Smith, b Gilligan................. 15 A. C. Kempson, b Stubbs ................. 24 D. Campbell, c Stubbs, b Smith ................. 27 H. Cath, b Booker ... 81 T. Munroe, st Clarke, b Kempson .......... 4 W . A. Gilligan, b Butter .................28 A. V. Russell, b Mc­ Alister .................59 E. A . Brymer, not out 27 B 7, lb 3, w 2..........12 Total ...260 J. Pillager, b Smith. 7 A. F. Clarke, c Gale, b 8mith ... .,. ... 9 E. Bale, not out... 46 T. Sturtivant, b Smith 1 J. McAlister, not out. 12 B 13, lb 6, w 1 ...20 Total (8 wkte) ...276 BRIXTON WANDERERS v. HAMPTON WICK. —Play, d at East Dulwich on July 16. B bixton W an d erers . F. Odell, b H. Russell 0 C. G. Smith, b Briggs 60 H.Mason.c H. Russell, b R. Russell ..........28 F.P Rider, bR. Russell 0 G. Stubbs, c Sivers, b R. Russell............... 3 L. M. Simmons, b H. Russell .................28 E. T. Gale, not out ... 14 A. V. Storey, c Head, b Bigtrs .................10 Vi . A. Gilligan, c and b H. Russell .......... 0 A. V. Russell, b H. Russell ................. 0 E. A. Brymer. c and b R. Russell..........19 Byes.......... 8 H ampton W ic k . Total ...170 S. B^wditch, run out J. Price, b Smith ... C. M. Morrison, c Odell, b Rider.......... F. L. Head, c Gale, b Fyder........................ R J. Fivers, st Gale, b Storey ................. E. C. Finnis, b Storey R. A. Russell, c Gilli­ gan, b Storey.......... 5 H. Hughes, b Smith 10 D. White, not out ... 24 J. W. Biggs, b Smith 0 H. R. Russell, b Gilli­ gan .............. . ... 11 B 22, lb 4 ... 2-5 Total .193 BRIXTON WANDERER8 v. J. C. LOVELL’S XI. —Played at E ist Dulwich on July 17. B rixto n W an d erers . F. Odell, b Rendell ... 17 J. Faulkner, c sub, b Candler ................. 28 I. Stubbs, b Candler .. 4 H . M hsod, c Mountain, b Candler................. 2 F. P. Kider, b Rendell 123 W. A. Gilligan, b Can­ dler ........................ 0 C. G. Smith, c L. Lovell, b Candler ... 10 E. T. Gale, not out...100 A. R. Whitley, b Ren­ dell ....................... 1 L M.Simmons, not out 4 B 13, lb 5 ..........18 Total ..307 A. Brymer did not bat. J. C. L o v e l l ’ s XI. C. H. Mountain, c Rider, b Gilligan ... 24 L. Lovell, b Giligan... 3 S. Briggs, c Whitley, b Stubbs .................41 W.H. Golds,c Brymer, b Gilligan................. 1 J. P. Candler, st Gall, b Stubbs .................13 W.J.Parsons,b Stubbs 4 A. Meller, c Odell, b Mason .................13 E. D. Lovell, b Stubbs 0 G. A. Ring, c Faulk­ ner, b Gilligan ... 1 W. Rendell, c Gale, b Stubbs ................. 5 J. S. Lovell, not out... 2 B 15, lb 1 ..........16 Total ...123 BRIXTON WANDERERS v. SURREY CLUB AND GROUND.—Played at East Dulwich on July 18. S. C. a n d G. A. M. Latham, b SimS. Gandy, b Gilligan 2 mons ......... ......... 17 A. G. Corbett, not out 18 Goatley, c Rider, b Batt, b Stubbs.......... 1 Simmons................. 8 Stacey, c and b Mason 0 Marshall, run out 40 Archer, b Stubbs ... 0 W .J.Graburn,cStubbs, B 13, lb 2, w l ... 16 b Simmons .......... 61 — Edwards, b Smith ... 36 Total .......... 260 Montgomery, st Gale, b Stubbs ................. 61 B rixto n W an d erers . F. Odell, st Archer, b Montgomery ........ 87 C. G. Smith, c Marsh­ all, b Edwards ... 13 J.Faulkner, c Goatley, b Batt......... ..........89 H. Mason, b Batt ... 23 F. P. Rider, c Latham, b Goatley................. 4 G. Stubbs, c sub., b Montgomery..........50 E. T. Gale, b Goatley 11 W.A.Gilligan, c Goat- ley, b Montgomery 9 R. J. Burlington, not out ........................ 9 B 10, lb 7 ..........17 Total (8 wkts) 262 L. M. Simmons and A. V. Russell did not bat. BRIXTON WANDERERS v. NORBURY.—Played at East Dulwich on July 19. N o rbu ry . S.Bowditch, b Whitley 37 S. Lloyd - Jones, c Brymer, b Simmons. 2 H. D. Wyatt, c Sim­ mons, b'Gilligan ... 64 F. Marren, c Burling­ ton, b Gilligan ... 1 W . E. Hobbs, c Rider, b Gilligan................. 0 W. H. Golds, c Rider, b Smith .................80 H. Hazell, c Gale, b Smith .................17 J. A. Beare, st Gale, b Burlington.......... 0 J. J. McAldin, b Sim­ mons ........................ 9 F. C. Deight, b Smith. 0 H. West, notout ... 7 B 15, lb 2, nb 3 ...20 Total . 237 F. Odell, c Deigh, b Marren ................. C. G. Smith, b Wyatt. H. Mason, c and b Wyatt ................. A.V.Russell, c Deight, b West ................. E. T. Gale, b West ... W .A.Gilligan,bMason B b ix to n W an d erers . R. J. Burlington, c and b Marren........ 12 F.P.Rider,lbw,b West 7 L M.8immon8,b West 16 A. R. Whitley.not out 9 E, A. Brymer, not out 17 B 42, lb 2, nb 1 ... 45 Total (9 wkts) ...218 BRIXTON WANDERERS v. SUTTON.-Played at East Dulwich on July 20. B bixton W an derers . F. Odell, b R. M. Bell 9 F. P. Rider, run out... 58 H. E. Smith, b R. M. Bell ........................ 5 E.T. Gale, c Ap leton, b K night.................18 J. Faulkner, c Had­ fleld, b Knight ... 47 H. Mason, b Dalby ... 1 R. J. R urliD gton, b Bromage.................11 S u tton . C. J. Smith, b Bro­ mage ........................ W.A. Gilligan, b Bro­ mage .. ................. A. R. Whittey, c App­ leton, b Knight ... L. M. Simmons, not out 1........................10 B 13, lb l, w 1, nb 1... 16 3 Total ..219 R. S. Dalby, run out... C. Costin, b Simmons F. R. Bromage. c C. G. Smith, b Gilligan ... J. M. Knight, c Sim­ mons, b Gilligan ... G.H. Hadfield,cMason, b Gil’igan................. B. W . Appleton, c Rider, b Simmons ... 54 R. M. Bell, b Gilli­ gan ........................ 34 J. <1. Hlington, c H. Smith, b Simmons 35 J. G. M. Bell, not out 25 A. L. Sloper, not out 5 B14, lb l w l... 16 Total (8 wkt8) 192 G. R. Blades did not bat. KENSINGTON PARK v. W. N. ROE’S XI.— Played at Stanmore Hill on July 20. W . N. R o e ’ s XI. Rev.W. Royle, b Dilke 1 J.M Quinton,b Palmer 29 D. W. Carr, b Bem- merde .................27 W. N. Roe, run out ... 1 J. Daniell, c Hem- merde, b Palmer ... 18 C. J. B. Webb, b Palmer ................. 2 M. H. Stanbroughs, c and b Hemmerde... 3 Maclachlan, not out... 30 V. Swete, b Palmer... 0 H. K. Bros, b Conyers 19 S. S. Crisk, b Abney 5 B 11, lb 5 ..........16 Total K e n s in g to n P a rk . ..151 C. H. M. Thring, b Quinton ................. 4 M. A. Nicholas, b Quinton ................ 8 H. E. Scoones, b Quin­ ton ........................ 9 T. W. Hemmerde, b Carr ........................ 2 J. R. Conyer*, c Bros, b Carr .................52 F. H. Palmer, st Mac­ lachlan, b Carr ... 23 A. D. L. Campbell, at Maclachlan, b Carr 0 F. Halford, not out... 12 F. W. Dilke, c Webb, b Quinton .......... 0 L. E. G. Abney, b C arr........................ 0 H. W. Currey, c and b Carr ................. 2 B 3, lb 4, nb 3 ... 10 Total ...122 KENSINGTON PARK v. EALING. Played at St. Quintin’s Park on July 20. K ensington P a r k . P.Greatorex,c Nepean, b Coode .................18 N. B. Wagle, b Coode 9 W. R. Murray, lbw, b Wheeler .................23 R. F. A. Orr, c Nepean, b Jolly .................39 J. G. Donaldson, c Hershall, b Wheeler 70 J. L. Nicholson, c Bolton, b Hershall 21 C. E. Reynolds did not bat. B a lin g . A. Whittow, st Ne­ pean, b Coode.......... 6 R, F. Barnett, run out ........................ 0 W. M. Ratcliff, not out ........................ 13 N. Dawson.b Wheeler 0 B 17, lb 2, w 2 ... 21 Total (9 wkts) 220 A. F. Nepean, c Orr, b Whittow ..........35 R. F. Green-Price, b W hittow .................41 F. Harvey-Blake, run out ........................ 10 P. B. Wheeler, c Greatorex, b Barnett 14 F. C. Jolly, R. Her*hall, L. Bolton and H. R. Bowtell did not bat. C. P. Coode, not out 4 E. Lowes, b Barnett 0 J. H. Chick, not out 0 B 7, lb 3, w 3.........13 Total (5 wkts) 137 STREATHAM v. NORBURY.—Played at Streatham on July 20. S tr e a th a m . J. F. W . Hooper, b Simpson .................40 E.P.Pulbrook, b Simp­ son ........................ 6 H. H. Scott, retired hurt ........................74 S.Lloyd-Jones, c Stra- ker, b Cooke E. G. B. Corderoy, c Simpson, b Cooke ... 21 H. S. Cross, b Mones 27 A. E. M. Fortescue, not out ................. 2 B 2, lb 4 .......... 6 Total (5 wkts)*199 H. B. Corderoy, C. W . Hodgson, E. B. Mi ler and W . Clark did not bat. ‘ Innings declared closed. N o rbu by . W. E. Hobbs, not out 20 B 9, lb 1 ..........10 S.Bowditch,bFortescue 58 F. Mones, b Pulbrook 53 J. Simpson, c Cross, b Fortescue..................18 N. Hammell, not ont 14 T. P. Cooke, F. Holmes, G. A. Jackson, F. J Macaldin, F. G. Dight, and A. Straker did not bat. Total ...173