Cricket 1901

A ug . 22, 1901. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 359 N O T T S V . M ID D L E S E X . P layed at T ren t B rid ge on A u gu st 15, 16 and 17. D raw n. It was not possible to begin cricket on the first day of the match until about half-past two, and then the bowlers had the best of the situation. Except for two good innings by Mr. J. Douglas and Mr. Bosan­ quet there was nothing in the Middlesex batting t > call for attention. J. Gunn bowled admirably. When stumps were drawn Notts had scored 16 with­ out loss, against a total of 167. On the following morning the wicket played queerly. and, against the bowling of Hearne and Mr. Wells, Notts did not fare as well as Middlesex had done, and the latter had a lfad of 4«. Before the second day’s play ended Middesex had a load of 279 runs, having scored 233 for the loss of six wickets. Mr. R. N. Douglas played a very fine not out innings of 82. and Mr. Bosanquet was also in g eat form, hitting up 76 in ninety minutes. There were useful scores by Mr. J. Douglas and Mr. C. M. Wells. On Safurday, Middlesex were able to declare at one o’clock, leaving Notts to make 319 in about four hours and a half. As the wicket was not yet perfect, and as Mr. Jones was soon dismissed, Notts made no attempt to get the runs, but contented themselves with going for a draw. In this they were completely successful, thanks chiefly to a good innings of 85 by Shrewsbury and another of 102 not out ty Iremonger. The latter was batting for the whole time that the innings lasted, and his steady but determined resistance to the bowling had not a little to do with the success of his side in making defeat impossible. M idd lesex . First innings. Second innings. P. F. Warner, b Gunn ... 7 bAm hony.......... 9 J. Douglas, cCarlin,b Gunn 34 c and b Gunn ...21 R. N. Douglas, b Gunn ... 15 lbw, b Hallam ... 93 W. P. Robertson, b Gunn... 7 b Gunn .......... 0 B.J.T.Bosanquet, c Jones, b Hallam ........................45 lbw. b Hallam ... 76 C. M. Wells b Gunn ........ 18 c sub , b Gunn ... 33 R. E. More, lbw, b Gunn ... 3 b Gunn .......... 3 R. W. Nicholls, c Dench, b Gunn ...............................17 c and b Hallam .. 7 H. J. Wyld, b G unn.......... 0 b Gunn ..........12 Rawlin, b Hallam................ 2 not out................. 2 Hearne, not o u t ................. 5 B 5, lb 2, nb 7 ..........14 B3, lb2, w l,nb 3 9 Total .................167 Total (9 wkts) *265 * Innings declared closed. N o t t s . First innings. A. O. Jones, b Hearne ... 23 Iremonger, c Nicholls, b Hearne ........................ 8 Shrewsbury, st R. Douglas, b Wells ........................24 Gunn (J.), b Hearne.......... 1 Dencli, not out .................17 V.H.Cartwright, c J. Doug­ las, b Wells ................. 8 Carlin, c J. Douglas, bWells 5 Anthony, c Wyld, b Hcarne 19 Pepper, lbw, b Wells......... 7 Hallam.c Bosanquet,bWells 0 Wass,c Bosanquet,b Hearne 4 B 4, w 1 ................. 5 Second innings, lbw, b Bosanquet 17 not out.................102 c R. Douglas, b b Hearne ... 35 c Rawlin, b Wells 15 b Rawlin ..........13 st R. Douglas, b Wells .......... 2 b More................. 6 not out... 8 B 18. lb 3, w 3 24 Tosal .........121 Total (6 wkts) 222 Gunn Hallam Wass M id d l e s e x . First innings. O. M. R. W. .......... 34 10 87 8 ... .......... 9 3 25 2 ... .......... 26 13 41 0 Anthony Jones ... Pepper Dench .. Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 30 4 5 95 5 ... 21 16 50 3 . 20 7 47 1 0 40 0 1 12 0 0 12 0 Gunn delivered ten no-balls and Jones a wide. N o t t s . First innings. O. M. R. W. Hearne ..........27’5 13 46 5 ... Wells ..........19 Rawlin .......... 8 3 55 5 ... 2 15 0 ... . Bosanquet., More ... . Second innings. O. M. R. W. 13 45 1 9 70 2 4 12 . 29 39 , 9 17 , 21 6 34 1 5 37 1 Bosanquet bowled two wides, and More and Wells OLe wide each. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. W . A. Pickles.—(a) We do not know whether the address is right. ( b) Not that we know of. ( c) A matter of opinion. MARLBOROUGH BLUES KENT TOUR. 1 s t MATCHv.ST.LAWRENCE CLUB & GROUND. —Played at Canterbury on August 12 and 13. S t . L awbekce C ixb and G round . R. C. Ram«ay. c Howell, b Lindsay 7 Fielder, c Brooks, b L. C. W. Thring ... 25 Sandiford, b Bere ... 21 Martin, not ou t........ 0 B 22, lb 7, w 1 ... £0 J. Dean, c De Winton, b L. C. R. Thring ... 45 C. E. Harris, b Bere ... 56 B. C. Covill, b L. C. R. T h riD g ............................. 1 A. Latter, run out .. 109 J. W Clarke, b Brooks 25 Rev. E. H. Hardcastle, b L. C. W . Thring .. 20 Total .........351 J. Blore, b L. C. W. T h riD g .................12 Second innings : J. Dean, not out, 3 ; C. E. Harri®, not out, 1; Rev. E. H. Hardcastle. b Boxell, 4; Sandiford, c Etlinger, b Preston, 4; Martin, c L. C. W. Thring, b Preston, 1; byes, 4. Total (3 wkts.) 17. M a r l b o r o u g h B l u e s . First innings. C M. H. Howell, c Martin, b Ramsay ... .......... 0 H. Etlinger. b Fielder ... 0 L. C. R. Thring, c Sandiford b Martin ........................27 L. C. W. Thring, b Mar'in 60 C. H.!M. Thring, c Covill, b Martin ........ . 2 W . H. Lindsay, c Covill, b Martin............................... 0 R. F. C. de Winton, cLatter, b Sandiford ........ 8 F. S. Preston, b Sandiford 23 W. J. Brooks, b Fielder ... 26 Rev. M. A. Bere, c .Ramsay, b Martin ........................ 5 H. Freeman, not o u t..........12 B 11, lb 6, nb 1 ..........18 Total................ 181 Second innings. b Fielder .......... ( b Fielder .......... ( c Covill,b Fielder 12 c Latter, bFielder 43 b Ramsay ..........35 c Latter, b Ram­ say ................. 3 b Ramsay .......... 0 b Sandiford ... 33 b Fielder ............IS b Fielder .......... 0 not ou t.................. 11 B 15, lb 3, nb 6 24 Total..........185 2 nd MATCH v. BLUE MANTLES.—Played on the Nevill Ground, Tunbridge, and left unfinished owing to rain. M a r l b o r o u g h B l u e s . C. H. M. Thring, c Wix, b Bent ........... 9 L. C. W. Thring, c Wix. b Taplen ... 5 L. C. R. Thring, c and bBent ... ... 4 H. Etlinger, c Wix, b Bent.................... 23 W. H. Lindsay, R. F. C. de Winton, A. Beie and H. Freeman did no*- bat. W. T. Brooks, b Cap­ len ........................ 3 C. M. H. Howell, not out .......................33 F. S. Preston, not out 23 Extras................. 9 Total (5 wkts) 109 Rev. M. 3 rd MATCH v. A. MILLER-HALLETT’S X I.— Played at Goddington on August 16 and 17. A. M il l e r - H a l l e t t ’ s XI. First innings. G. Miller-Hallett, c Brooks, b L. C. W. Thring . ... 13 H.S.Barkworth, lbw, b Bere 13 G. K. Asprey, c and b L. C. R. Thring . .................45 F. C. Adair Thompson, st Preston, b L. C. R. Thring 32 Rev. E. W. Orlebar, c Bere, b L. C. R. Hiring ..........46 W . Smithers, c Howell, b L. C. R. Thring .......... 2 H. H. Cornish, b Brooks ... 26 R. F. Winch, b L. C. R. Thring................................ 4 R. F. Miller, c and b Brooks 9 A. Miller-Ballett, not ou t... 6 E. Bowens, b Brooks.......... 0 B 6, lb 6, nb 1 ..........13 Second innings, c Preston.b C. H. M. Thring ... 5 c Preston, b L. C. W . Thring ... 27 c Brooks, b L. C. W. Thring ... 22 b L. C. R Thring 91 c andbde Winton 13 b Brooks .......... 3 c Preston, b C. H. M. Thring 17 Total .................209 Total M a r l b o r o u g h B l u e s . candbdeWinton 33 b de Wioton ... 0 not out ..........36 b Howell .......... 2 B 17,1b 2,w l,nb 4 24 . .. 283 H. Etlinger, b Bowens 12 W. H. Lindsay,b Orle­ bar ......................... 0 L. C. W . ThriD g, c Smithers, b Orlebar 78 L. C. R. Thring, b Bowens ............... 219 C. H M. Thring, c A .- Thompson, b Cornish 13 C. M. H. Howell, c A.- Thompson,bOrlebar 0 W.T. Brooks,bCornish 50 F. a. Preston, b Adair Thompson .......... 7 ,R. F. C. de Winton, not out .................17 B 17, lb 3, w 1, nb 1 22 Total (8 wkts)*418 Rev. M. A. Bere and H. Freeman did not bat. * Innings declared closed. ARKLEY v. EDGWARE.—Played at Arkley, Herts on August 17. A r k l e y . G. W . Hammond, c Clarke, b Cannon ... 15 A. S. Farmer, b Panter 12 E. W. Bishop, c Rich­ ardson, b Cannon ... Capt. Wynn, c Cannon, b Panter ................. W. G. Long, lbw, b Panter ................. W. H. Rotson,bPanter 68 J. H. Robson, c Parks, b Newberry .......... 3 J. Scanlon, run out ... 16 G. A. Bishop, c Parks, b Panter................. 6 H. Booth, c Cannon, b Panter................. 0 W . F. Dew, not out .. 4 B 1, lb 4 .......... 5 Total .. 136 W. J. Newberry, b Scanlon ................. 4 A. Pruden. b Scanlon 2 A. W . Ayling, b Ham­ mond .......... .......... 1 W. Woods, c W. H. Robson, b Scanlon... 13 W. Panter, c J. H. Robson, b Scanlon... 5 J. Clarke,cDew,bLong 30 W. Cannon, c Booth, b Scanlon ... ..........13 W. H. Stonebridge, st J. H. Robson.bLong 11 F. Richardson, lbw, b Hammond .......... 7 T. Parks, c&b Scanlon 9 S. C. Stoneoridge, not out ........................ 0 B 1, lb 2, nb 1 ... 4 Total . 99 NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK v . UNION BANK OF LONDON.—Played at Lower Syden­ ham on August 16 and 17. N a t io n a l P r o v in c ia l B a n k . E. W. Armstrong, b Robertson................. 9 A. Harrison, lbw, b Symon ................ 7 H. C. J. McConachy, b B 8, lb 5 Simon........................20 C. R. K. Symons, b Total ..........160 Stewart .................15 H. L. Stephenson, C. Pennington, W. G. Morris and H. S. Johnson did not bat. A. D. Phillips, b Stewart ................. 4 J. Price, not out ... 62 J.W.Richards, not out 30 “ - .13 U n io n C. A. Stephenson, b Symons ................. 0 G. Simon, c Penning­ ton, b Symons.......... 3 C. Summers, bSymons 23 H. Taylor, c Aylen, b Richards .................17 J. Stewart, c and b Symons .......... ... 0 S. C. Parsons, c and b Richards ................. 5 B a n k . J. Murray, b Symons 1 W. Simon, b Symons 0 J. C. Robertson, b Svmons ................. 4 C. Pothecary, b Price 12 A. Hartley, not out... 0 Byes ................. 6 Total 71 HAMPSTEAD v. SOUTHGATE.—Played at South­ gate on August 17. H a m p s t e a d . R. Matthews, b B=v- ington .................15 C. D. McMillin, c Scott, b Lewis......... 0 Mohamed Said, c Bevington, b Lewis.. 4 G. S. Bickson, run out 14 T. M. Farmiloe, c H., b F. Bevirgton ... 5 E. Reid, b Bevingtoo.. 4 H. D. Moffatt, b Bev- i- gton ................12 J. Ford Smith, lbw, b Bevington .......... 4 J. C. Toller, b Lewis.. 3 A. S. Dornton, b Bevington .......... 1 W.G.Ravenjr,notout 0 B 1, lb 1 ................ 2 Total , 64 S o u t h g a t e . T. A. Bevington, c Hickson, b Dornton.114 L. D. Smith, b Hickson 12 R. S. Dickson, not out 100 H. Rowley,c McMillin, b Dornton................ 1 A. S. Knight,c Toller, b Dornton ........ 17 H. V. Bevington, not out ........................ 5 B 11, lb 1, nb 2 ... 14 Total (4 wkta) 263 S. W. Scott, E. H. Scott, F. S. Lewis, J. C. Beving­ ton, and A. S. Harris did not bat. HAMPSTEAD v. ELTHAM.—Played at Hampstead on August 17. E l t h a m . A. S. Johnston, c Pres­ ton, b Osmond..........28 C. A. Stampe, b Os­ mond ........................ 2 J. C. Wood, b Hale ... 13 H. Barber, c and b Hayman .................67 K.Trubshaw.bOsmond 5 M.C. Wetherall, b Os­ mond ........................37 Haywood, c& b Hale 8 W . Macfdrlane, b Hayman.................12 T. Johnston, b Hay­ man ....................... 2 K. Johnston, not out 0 P. C. Bland, not out 9 B 29, lb 3, w 1 ... 33 T tal (9 wkts.) *A6 * Innings declared closed. H AM rSTEAD. H. B. Hayman, notoutl64 W . S. Hal5, not out... 33 H. Greig, c Haywood, B 9, lb 5 ..........14 b Johnston .......... 8 — B. A. Everitt, b Hay- Total (2wkts.) 273 w o o d ................. ... 54 Ahsan-ul-Bak, H. Woodall, F. J. Potter, T. S. Wheater, T. W. Mackintosh, H. C. Preston and A. B. Ormond did not bat.