Cricket 1901

416 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. Sept. 12, 1901. “ CENTURIES ” FOE. Brown (J. T., sen.)* v. Warwickshire, June 13 ... 121, Brown (J. T., sen.), v. Warwickshire, July 18 ... 134 Brown (J. T., sen j, v. Hampshire, August 8 ... 110 Haigh, v. Notts, July 22 .................................... 1B9 Hirst, v. Worcestershire, July 11 ...................... 214 Hirst, v. Notts, July 22 .......... ...................... 125 F. Mitchell, v. Hampshire, June 3 ...................... 100 F. Mitchell, v. Middlesex, June 6 ...................... 100 F. Mitchell, v. Surrey. June 10.............................106* F. Mitchell, v. Warwickshire, June 13.................162* F. Mitchell, v. Leicestershire, July 4 .................122 F. Mitchell, v. Warwickshire, July 18.................116* F. Mitchell, v. Lancashire. August 5 .................106 T. L. Taylor, v. Leicestershire, July 4 .................113 T. L. Taylor, v. Hampshire, August 8 .................156 Tunnicliffe, v. Derbyshire, May 20 .................145 Wainwright, v. Derbyshire, June 50 .................108* • Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs Wkts. Aver, Rhodes ................. 1155 4 . 390 ...2664 ...196 ... 13‘59 H irst........................ 848 5.. 200 .. 2262 ...135 ... 16'75 Haigh........................ 361-3 .. 73 ...1032 ... 49 ... 22*08 Brown (J. T., sen.).. 305-5 .. 42 ...1C74 ... 43 ... 24 97 Wainwright .......... 242-4... 55 ... 633 ... 24 ... 28'37 Whitehead (Lees) ... 69 1... 7 ... 211 .. 5 ... 42*20 E. Sm ith................. 90 .. 22 ... 250 ... 5 ... 50‘00 The following bowled in two innings only : Brown (J. T., jun.) (28-7-90-9), Denton (14-1-55-2), and Tunnicliffe (11-2-35-0). Hirst delivered forty-two no-balls, Haigh four, Rhodes three, and Wainwright two; Rhodes bowled eight wides. Brown, sen., and Hirst two each, and Haigh, Wainwright, and E. Smith one each. LADIES’ CRICKET IN CORNWALL. ST. GERMANS v. LISKEARD.—Played at Lis- keard on September 4. S t . G e r m a n s . Miss Polgreen, c and b j Miss Maud Paige, b Miss Hammond ... 29 | Miss M. Hammond. 44 Miss Powell, run out .. 1 Miss Geake, not out... 30 Miss Meta Paige, c and I Miss E.Paige, not out 6 b Miss Harris.......... 1 I Extras .................25 Miss E. Gill, b Miss — Nettle........................ 5 | Total .......... *143 Misses A. Blake, Gill, Blake, and Mrs. Gill did not bat. *Innirgs declared closed. L isk e a b d . First innicgs. Second innings. Miss West, b Miss Meta c and b Miss . Paige ... ........................ •o Maud Paige ... 3 Miss 0. Hammond, c Miss Meta Paige, b Miss Pol- green ............................... 1 b Miss Blake ... 3 Miss M. Hammond, c Mias Gpake, b Miss Polgreen .. 0 not out .......... 4 Mrs. Eliott, b Mies Polgreen 10 c Miss E. Gill, b Mrs. Lord, b Miss Polgreen 4 Miss Blake ... 0 not out .......... 2 Miss Harris, b Miss Meta Paige ............................... 0 Miss Nettle, b Miss Meta P a ig e ....................... 0 Mrs. Carter, not o u t .......... 2 b Miss Blake ... 0 Mrs. Hingston, b Miss Pol­ green ............................... 0 Mies Matthews, b Miss Pol­ green ............................... 1 Miss Wardroper, c Miss Maud, b Miss Meta Paige 1 Extras ........................ 6 Extras......... 5 Total........................ 25 Total ... 17 *THE CLASSICS OF CBICKET: The Young 1 Cricketer’s Tutor. By John Nyren. 16mo. :80 pages, and Frontispiece representing Lord's Cricket Ground in 1833. Price, 1/-; post free, 1/2 .—Cricket Offices, 168, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C. STREATHAM C.C.—SEASON 1901. Matches played, 40; won, 15; lost, 9 ; Drawn, 16. BATTING AVERAGES. The following played in eight innings and over No. Times Most of not Total in inns. out. runs. inns. Aver. H. H. Scott.......... .. 9 ... 4 ... 489 ... 106*. .. 97-8 E. Field .......... ... 21 ... 7 ..., 989 ... 118 ... 70-64 C. J. Parton ... 13 ... 2 ... 673 ... 148*. .. 61-27 M. C. D a h l........ ... 10 ... 3 ... 329 ... 77*.... 47 G. B. Field.......... ... 9 ... 1 ... 370 ... 230* .. 46 25 H. S. Barkworth ... 22 ... 2 .... 607 ... 92 ... 30 35 H. M. Leaf.......... ... 17 ... 1 ... 431 .. . 121* .. 26 93 G. B. Corderoy ... ... 12 ... 3 ... 230 ... 50*... 25 25 H. T. Cross........ ... 12 ... 1 .. . 265 ... 43 ... 24-09 Rev. H. F. 8. Adams 12 ... 1 .... 238 ... 79*... 21-63 J. F. W. Hooper ... 16 ... 0 ... 311 .. 73 ... 19-44 D. O. Kerr........... ... 14 ... 2 ... 207 ... 67 ... 17-25 W. H. F. Young ... 14 ... 5 ..,. 150 ... 33 ... 16 66 V. F. Feeny ... 14 ... 2 ... 177 ..,. 44 ... 1641 S. Lloyd-Jones ... ... 16 ... 1 .. . 224 ... 84*... 14-93 L. D. Bailey ... 8 ... 0 ... 113 .. 42 ... 14-12 L. A. M. Fevez ... ... 8 ... 2 ... 74 ... 27 ... 12-33 E. P. Pulbrook ... ... 11 ... 4 .... 78 ..,. 17*... 1114 E. S. Bailey ... 9 .. 1 ... 74 ..,. 23 ... 9-25 The following batted in less than 8 innings:— H. L. Dawson ... ... 5 ... 0 .. . 224 ... 143 ... 44-8 K .J . Key .......... ... 6 ... 1 .... 223 ... 107*... 44-6 W . I. Hancock ... ... 5 ,... 1 ... 167 ... 62*. .. 41-75 C. H. Leaf .......... ... 4 ... 0 .... 136 ... 63 ... 34 H. T. Thomas ... .. 7 ... 1 .... 163 ... 75 ... 2716 L. Mortimer ... 5 ... 1 .... 76 ... 44 ... 19 A, R. Wileman ... ... 4 ... 1 ..,. 30 ... 22 ... 10 A. E. Fortescue . ... 6 .... 0 ... 37 .. . 15 .... 9-25 H. B. Corderoy... ... 6 , 0 ... 50 ... 25 .... 8-33 E. B. Miller ... 5 ... 0 ... 38 .. . 25 ... 7-6 A. S. Bailey ... 7 .... 1 ... 43 .... 20 .. 7-16 L. Dashwood ... ... 5 ,... 0 ... 29 ... 17 .. 5*8 The following also batted: G. Burlingham, 1; C. E. Currie, 8 and 36*; R. G. Candy, 5 and 21; G. H. Cotterill, 0; Rev. C. W . Emmett, 28, 9*. and 0: B. Gillett, 0 ; W. T. Harbord, 3,11*, and 42* ; W. Born- castle, 7, 2*. and 6; A. S. Hughes, 0* and 6; C. Hodgson, 27* and 0* ; R. Jillirgs, 33*, 1*, and 20 ; A. Kidd, 17* and 9 ; E. G. Parton, 40* and 0; P. G. Rathbone, 0, 0*, and 11; J. E. Raphael, 54; G. A. Sandberg, 0* and 3; H. E. G. Scholefield, 0. 0*, and 0 ; G. A. Taylor, 0* and 0*; H. Whitlock, 25. The following scored centuries:— H. L. Dawson, 143; E. Field. 118, 111, and 100; G. B. Field, 230*; K. J. Key, 107*; H. M. Leaf, 121*; C. J. Parton, 148*, 143, and 102*; H. H. Scott, 106*. * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGE8. Balls Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver- E. Field ... .. .1988 ... 52 ... 894 ... 52 ... 17-J9 H. J. Cross .. ... 259 ... 6 ... 157 .,.. 9 .. . 17-44 V. F. Feeny........ . 890 ... 27 .. 462 ... 20 ... 23-1 W. H. F. Young 668 ... 6 .. 470 .... 20 .. 23-5 J. F. W. Hooper 19C0 ... 68 ... 901 ... 38 ..,. 23-78 A. E. Fortescue 872 ... 29 ... 441 .... 17 ... 25 94 H. 8. Barkworth 249 ... 3 ... 208 ... 8 .. . 26 C. J. Parton ... 941 ... 13 ... 657 .... 25 .... 26-28 H. H. Scott 192 ... 4 ... 105 ... 3 . 35 The following bowled in less than eight innings W . T. Harbord .. . 108 ... 3 ... 45 .... 5 ... 9 E. P. Pulbrook ... 54 ... 2 .,.. 29 ... 3 ... 9-66 A. 8. Hughes ... 252 ... 7 .... 146 ... 11 .. . 13-27 K. J. Key ........ . 223 . .. 1 . ,.. 183 ... 12 ... 15-25 H. T. Thomas ., 54 . .. 0 . ... 47 ,... 3 ... 15-66 L. Mortimer . 386 ... 12 ... 243 . 14 .. . 17.35 L. Dashwood . 283 ... 8 .,.. 159 ,... 9 ... 1766 R. Wileman . 300 ... 10 .... 148 ... 7 ... 21-14 Rev.H.F.S.Adams 166 ... 3 .,. 108 ,... 5 ... 21*6 H. L. Dawson . 402 ... 14 ,.. 196 ,... 9 ... 21*77 H. M. Leaf.......... 131 . .. 1 . ... 136 ,... 6 ... 24-33 C. H. L e a f........ .. 240 ... 3 .... 195 ,... 8 ... 24*37 Rev. C.W. Emmet 60 . .. 0 . C9 .... 2 ... 295 W. I. Hancock ...600 ... 13 ... 376 ... 12 ... 31*41 C. E. Currie.......213... 4 ...147 ... 4 . 36 76 L. A. M. Fevez ...198 ... 4 ...115 ... 3 ...38*33 A. 8 . Bailey ... 156 ... 2 ... 105 ... 2 . 62*5 8 . L. Jo es ............... 72... 1 ... 75 ... 1 ...75 G. B. Field.......... 60 ... 0 .. 77 ... 1 ... 77 The following bowled in less than three ioning^ and took wickets: E. S. Bailey. 2; C. W. Hodgson, 2; R. Jillings, 2 ; D. O. Kerr, 3 ; E. G. Parton, 6; J. E. Baphael, 1; J. L. Spicer, 1. The following bowled without success: G. B. Corderoy, M. C. Dahl. A. Kidd, E. B. Miller, P. G. Rathbone, G. A. Sandberg, and H. H. E. 8cholefield THE CHARITY MATCH AT THE OVAL. MUSIC HALL ARTISTS v. OLD ENGLISH TEAM. Some extraordinary cricket was played at the Oval last Friday, when avery large crowd assembled to see the Music Hall Artists’ team oppose an Old English team. The celebrated Dan Leno was out in almost every way that was possible before he was induced to retire to the shelter of the pavilion, the umpire, Mr. Herbert Campbell, being quite indifferent to the claims of bowlers and spectators alike. The “ official score,” which was as follows, gives some remarkable results: Music H a l l A r t i s t s ’ T e a m . Dan Leno, kicked ou t............................................. .... J. Edmunds, can't stop, gone to sell match cards 0 T. McNaughton, carried out ............................... 130 J. Edmunds, shot ou t............................................. ” 10 W. Cobbett, running ont ...................................... 2 0 F. McNaughton, slung out ........................ ’’’ 7 W . Alberts, gone to football match ................. 0 F. Glenister, called home, wife ill ........................60 0 Stebb and Trepp, fell over step............................... 101 A lf. Sager, gone to nest ...................................... 1 Alf. O’Nester, bowled “ Charley’s Aunt” ... ...050 A. Tressider. gone hopping ................................, 201 Fred Griffiths, out for picking up bails.............. . 45 C. Phydora, gone away with the fever.................007 T. Calloway,leg behind wicket, bowled Kingsland 15 Able and Welsh, arrested P.S. No. 1 L .................001 W . Evans, tumbled out .......................................’ 19 Bob Hutt, rejected.................................................... 50 T. E. Dunville, caught “ Special Irish ” .........! 1-6 H. Tate, assaulted umpire....................................... 00 F. W. Moss, retired for refreshments .................000 Bros. Poluskis, hit wicket-keeper ........................ 13 Bruce Smith, still running..................................... 0 Willie Bassett, went to sleep ............................... 97 Bros. Egberts, rolled out ...................................... 1 Tatem, bilious, b Hayes ...................................... 3 Percy Perman, unwell, b Lockwood ................. 36 Willie Perman, caught by mistake........................ 40 Total......................................250 O ld E nglish T eam . T. R. Dewar, retired to rest ............................... 0 F. Turner, thrown out, bowled Dan Leno .......... 0 S. Casey, caught by one of the crowd ................. 0 G. Park, gone to borrow a bob............................... 0 G. Tremmer, obstructing field............................... 0 R. C. Brisley, forced out ...................................... 0 Carlo, got the mumps . . ...................................... 0 W. Mott, afraid to go in ...................................... 0 F. Cates, insulting the umpire............................... 0 F. Stedman, exhausted ................. ................. 0 W . Lees, caught Leno, bowled J. Edmunds ... 0 E. Hayes, bowled Hutt all over the shop .......... 0 D. Kinsland, sent away ...................................... 0 W. Lockwood, ordered away ............................... 0 Total...................................... <oo THE FOOTBALL ANNUAL, 1901-2 Edited by C. W. ALCOCK (Vic -President Football Association.) N O W R E A D Y . 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