Cricket 1901

316 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A u g . 1, 1901. satisfaction in American cricket circles. The International Committee, which has it head-quarters in Philadelphia, has, according to a Reuter’s telegram, officially ratified the arrangements suggested from this side. Hence the tour may now be considered an accomplished fact. H. C. M c D o n e l l , the Winchester cap­ tain, is to make his first appearance in county cricket at Southampton to-day for Surrey against Hampshire. He is a slow bowler and on his school form decidedly above the average. An unfor­ tunate injury while practising at Lord’s just before the match prevented him this year assisting Winchester against Eton— it need hardly be added to the great detriment of the Wykehamists, who were beaten by two wickets. T h e following are some of the latest hundreds :— JUNE. 28. A. G. Priestman, Germantown Juniors v. Belmont Juniors.......................................130* 28. H. G. Pierson, Germantown Juniors v. Bel­ mont Juniors.............................................136 JULY. 8. J. M. Laing, Canadians v . New Y o r k .......... 8. J. A. Lester, Merion v. Canadians................. 20. H. G. Davis, Granville v. Croydon................. 25. C a p t. J. G . G r e ig , H a m p sh ire v. S u ss e x ... 25. E. I. M . B a r r e t t , H am p sh ire v. S u ssex ... 25. T. H. Summers, Audley House v. Granville. 29. W a r d , L a n c a s h ir e v . D b r b y s h ir e .......... 29. T y ld e s le y , L a n c a s h ir e v . D e r b y s h ir e ... 30. H a y e s , S u r r e y v . W a r w ic k s h ir e ............ * Signifies not out. 103 117* 108 103 111 159* 117 168 100 T Y L D E S L E Y ’S s c o r e s t h i s SE A SON . As J . T. Tyldesley has now made a higher aggregate for a season than any other Lancashire cricketer, we append his scores up to date. They are taken from . “ Wanderer’s ” notes in the Sportsman of yesterday. 1st 2nd MAY. inns. inns. 6. v. Hampshire........................ 10. v. M.C.C. and Ground 13. v. Worcestershire................. 16. v. Warwickshire................. 20. v. N o tts ............................... 23. v. Worcestershire................. 27. v. Yorkshire ........................ 30. v. Kent ............................... JUNE. 3. v. Warwickshire ................ 6. v. Leicestershire ................. 10. v. Hampshire ........................ 14. v. Surrey................................ 20. v. E sse x.............................. 24. v. Gloucestershire................ 27. v. Somerset ....................... ... 9 ... 7 ... 24 ... 8 ... 13 ... 117 ... 14 ... 118 ... 50 ... 34 25 17 29 50* 2 , 52 , 221 24 29* 57 63 40 ARTISTS v. J. S. POTT’S X I.—Played at Morgan Hall, Fairford, on July 12. ... 3 ... 16 ... 49 ... 57 ... 140 ... 8 ... 193 ... — ... 27 ... 8 ... 34 ... — ... 170 ... 29 ... 23 ... — ... 158 ... — JULY. 1. v. South Africans........................ 4. v. Sussex...................................... 8. Players v. Gentlemen................. 11. v. Somerset ................................ 15. v. Kent ....................................... 18. v. E ssex....................................... 22. v. Middlesex................................ 26 . v. Gloucestershire........................ 29. v. Derbyshire .......................................... * Signifies not out. N.B.—All on behalf of Lancashire unless otherwise stated. P ORTRAIT MEDALLIONS OF POPULAR CRICKETER8.—W . G. Grace, K. S. Ranjit­ sinbji, C. B. Fry, C. J. Kortright, A. C. MacLaren, A. E. Stoddart, J. R. Mason, G. L. Jessop, Abel, Richardson, Hayward, Lockwood, Hearns (Alec).— Price 2d. each, post free, 3d, or the set of 13, post free, 2s. 2d.— M e r r it t a n d H a t c h e r , L t d ., 168, Upper Thames Street, London. A. H. Studd, c and b Milward ................ 19 D.O’Brien, b Hodgkins 14 L. D. Luard, c Pott, b Hodgkins................. 4 G.Hillyard-Swinstead, b Milward................. 0 Hon. W. J. James, b Hodgkins......... ... 9 F. C. Batson, b Hodg­ kins ....................... 23 A r tists . H.J. Ford, c Innocent, b Milward ..........11 A.Brown, c Hodgkins, b Milward ..........13 G. Gascoyne, b Hodg­ kins ........................ 0 L. C. Nightingale, b Bodgkins................. 8 E. A. Abbey, not out 4 Total ...105 Second innings: L. D. Luard, not out, 26; G. Hillyard-Swinstead, c and b Potter, 75 ; G. Gascoyne, b Hodgkins, 7 ; Leg-byes, 1.—Total (2 wkts) *109. * Innings declared closed. J. S. P o t t ’ s XI. H. Gibbs, b Swinstead H.Milward,c O’Brien, b Swinstead .......... L. Hobbs, c Batson, b Swinstead .......... A. P. Gould, not out.. No-balls .......... H. J. Hodgkins, b Swinstead.................13 G.W.Cance.lor,cNight- ingale, b Swinstead.. 0 L.Potter.bNightingale 54 R. N. H. Bullen, b O’Brien ................. 4 J. S. Pott, b Swinstead 14 W . A. Rigden, run out 2 Total B.Innocent, b Nightin­ gale ........................ 4 Second innings: G. W . Cancellor, c Luard, b Brown, 11; R. N. H. Bullen, c Brown, b O’Brien, 10.'; L. Hobbs, not out, 2; A. P. Gould, lbw, b O’Brien, 7. —Total (3 wkts), 30. ...115 LUDGROVE (2) v. NORTHAW (2).—Played at Northaw on July 29. N o r t h a w . First innings. Second innings. F. G. Hall, b Lyon .......... 0 not out ........ 0 G.H. Cholmeley, b Holland- Hibtert ................... 10 b K. Hunter ... 0 H. Morgan, b Holland- Hibbert ..................... 2 b K. Hunter ... 20 D. E. Pye-Smith, c Curtis, b c Hollins, b K. Holland-Hibbert .........19 Hunter .......... 8 K. G. Gurney, c Holland- Hibbert, b Lyon .......... 6 not out........... 3 A. C. Stirling, b Lyon ... 4 run out ........ 5 C. L. Trotter, not out........22 c Hay, b Burrell 1 M. Gillman, b Holland- Hibbert ........................ 0 E. K. Jenkins, b Hollins ... 10 A. F. Holden, b Burrell ... 1 H. V. Cholmeley,.b Hollins 5 Wide ........................ 1 Wide ........... 1 Total L u d g r o v e . C. R. Birkbeck, c Gur­ ney, b Hall .......... 1 A.W.Curtis, b Morgan 12 T. Holland-Hibbert, c Pye-Smith, b Hall... 7 R. Burrell, c Trotter, b Cholmeley .......... 1 R. O. Bridgeman, run out ........................ 2 C.R.Hunter, c Gurney, b H all........................5 80 Total (5 wkts) 38 J.C.Hollins, c Hall, b Morgan .................12 K.S.Hunter, b Trotter 1 F. B. Lyon, b Trotter 0 W . A. Worsley, not out ........................ 0 E. Hay, run out.......... 0 Wide ................. 1 Total 42 LUDGROYE v. NORTHAW.—Played at Ludgrove on July 29. L udgrove . First innings. Second innings. H. E. Eastwood, run ou t... 9 c Bather, b Somerset.......... 6 Y. B. Kennett, bSomerset 0 notout... .......... 7 H. O. Curtis, b Somerset... 6 G. E. Boscawen, lbw, bFox 8 b F o x .................. 3 J. F. Eastwood, c Raikes, b Somerset ... ............. 0 b Fox .................. 0 A. L. Maynard, runout ... 5 not out.................. 8 G. R. L, Anderson, b Fox... 0 C. R. A. Smith, b Warring­ ton .............................. 7 R. L. Benson, b Warrington 0 W . H. Wiggin, c Warring- ton, b F o x ...................... o C. E. T. Hicks, not out ... 0 B 7, lb 1 ...................... 8 Leg-bye........... 1 Total.43 Total (3 wkts) 25 N orthaw . A. P. F. C. Somerset, run out ................. 0 V. H. Danckwerts, b Maynard................. 8 C. Cagdon, c and b Maynard................. 0 N. White, b H. E. Eastwood................. 5 K. Raikes, b Maynard 1 J. S. Veasy, lbw, b H. E. Eastwood L. R. Fawkes, c Cur­ tis, b Maynard........ F. N. Fox, b H. E. Eastwood................. J. C. Warrington, b Maynard ................. E. J. Bather, not out.. 18 R. M. Chambers, b H. E. Eastwood ... B 7, lb 1, w 1, nb 2 11 Total.................68 SCHOOL OF GUNNERY v. INCOGNITI.—Played at Shoeburyness on July 26 and 27. S chool of G unnery . Lt. C. M. Yates, b Russell.. 5 lbw, b Russell ... 19 Lt. W. T. Sheppard, c and b Russell ........................15 b Cobbold.........40 Lt. H. Mansfield,b Cobbold 16c Cipriani, b Cob­ bold .................41 Capt.Butcbinson, c Russell, c Gandy, b Cob- b Cobbold ........................12 bold...............66 Lt. A. N. Dudley,b Cobbold 7 b Talbot ......... 7 SgtInst.Ormsby, c Cipriani, b Russell ........................ 2 b Cobbold........... 6 Bomb. Warren, c Stevens, b Cobbold ........................ 6 not out.................. 8 Lt. R. B. Tyrell, b Cobbold 1 not out.................. 8 Corp. Street, c Talbot, b Cobbold ........................ 0 b Cobbold.......... 0 Lt. H. H. Webber, c Cole, b c Eiioart, b Cob- Russell...............................20 bold..........13 Lt. W . F. Christian, not out 0 b Marks .... 18 Extras ........................ 0 B 5, lb 5 ...... 10 Total ................. 84Total (9 wkts)*236 * Innings declared closed. I ncogniti . Capt.H.L.Talbot, b Warren 0 not out................48 O. Marks, b Warren ..........13 b Warren ...... 4 G. R. Murray, not out ... 70c and b Mansfield 3 A. B. Cipriani, b Christian 10 b Orm sby...... 1 H. G. Gandy, b Christian ... 0 Capt. T. Stevens, c Shep- st Sheppard, b pard, b Christian .......... 1 Mansfield ... 0 Sir W. Russell, b Christian 2 not out............... 24 A. J. Cole, b Christian ... 0 L. Stephens, b Warren ... 0 C. S. Cobbold, run out ... 13 A. Eiioart, b Street .......... 1 B 3, lb 3, w 1 ................. 7 Byes..........10 Total ...117 Total (4wkts) 90 HARTLEY ROW v. INCOGNITI. — Played at Hartley Row on July 22 and 23. H a r t l e y R o w . F. Walkinshaw, Rue sell .................15 E. Beagley, b Pullman 72 Capt.Young, c Wilkin­ son, b Marks .......... 5 C.J.Kenrick,b Cobbold 11 Dr. H. Maturin, c Mace, b Wilkinson.. 36 H.Baldwin, c Pullman, b Marks ................. 3 W. Harris, b Pullman 25 H. Cole, b Marks ... 5 S. Burnett, not out ... 10 W . Baldwin, b W il­ kinson ................. 0 T. Baverstock, b W il­ kinson ................. 0 B 12, lb 4, nb 1 ... 17 Total .. 205 I n cogniti . Capt. Talbot, rim out... A. B. Cipriani, c Burnett, b Kenrick ........................ 0 O. Marks, b Baldwin.......... 5 G. R. Murray, run out ... 35 Major Orman, c Beagley, b Baldwin ........................ 7 L. G. Wilkinson, c and b Baldwin ........................ 0 H. J. Pullman, c Beagley, b Baldwin ........................ 5 Sir Wm. Russell, c Baver­ stock, b Baldwin ..........12 C. W. Mace, c Beagley, b Kenrick ........................ 0 T. Atkinson, b Baldwin ... 0 C. S. Cobbold, not out....... 1 B 26, lb 1...........................27 Total .............92 st Walkinshaw, b Kenrick......... 34 st Walkinshaw, b K enrick.......... 9 c and b Kenrick 0 b Kenrick.......... 0 c Baldwin,b Ken­ rick ................. 2 notout... . b Baldwin . b Baldwin.......... c Baverstock, b Baldwin.......... c W . Baldwin, b K enrick.......... c Baldwin, b Kenrick .......... B 16, lb 2 ... Total..........100 t h e c o u n t y c h a m p i o n s h i p . U p t o Y esterday N ight , J uly 3 1 s t . Per cent. to finished Plyd. Won Lost Drn. !Pts. games. Yorkshire ... 21 ... 17 . .. 1 ... 3 ... 16 ... 88-88 Middlesex ... 8 ... 4 . ... 1 ... 3 .., 3 ... 60 00 Lancashire .. 21 ... 10 . ... 5 ... 6 ... 5 ... 33-33 Surrey ... ... 17 ... 7 ... 4 .. 6 ... 3 ... 27-27 Warwickshire 13 .... 5 .,.. 3 ^.. 5 ... 2 ... 25-00 Sussex .......... 15 ... 6 ... 4 ... 5 ... 2 ... 20*00 Hampshire ... 11 ... 4 ... 3 ... 4 ... 1 ... 14*5'8 Essex ... ... 13 ... 2 ... 3 ... 8 ... —1 ... —20*00 Kent .......... 13 ... 4 ,... 6 ... 3 ... - 2 ... —20-00 Notts .......... 14 .,.. 3 . .. 5 ... 6 ... —2 ... —25-00 Gloucester ... 17 ... 3 ... 6 .. 8 ... —3 ... —3333 Worcestershire 15 ... 4 .,.. 9 .. 2 ... — 6 ... —38*46 Somerset 11 ... 3 ... 8 ... 0 ... - 5 ... —45-45 Leicestershire. 14 ,... 3 .,.. 9"... 2 ... —6 ... —50 00 Derbyshire ... 13 , ... 0 . ... 8 ... 5 ... —8 ...—100-00 The abandoned matches—Surrey V. Yorkshire, Worcestershire v. Somerset, Essex v. Leicestershire, and Notts v. Kent—are ignored.