Cricket 1901

432 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. S e p t . 19, 1901. BOMBAY PRESIDENCY v. PARSEES. B egu n on T h ursday, A u g u st 29th, on the Parsee M aidan. U n fortu n ately th is m atch, the first of the tw o annual m atches played betw een the Presiden cy and the Parsees, w as alm ost spoiled b y the w eather, w hich, in a deceitful m anner, looked m ost prom ising before the gam e began, and deluded an imm ense crow d of n atives into p u ttin g in an appearance long before the gam e began. I t was know n th at the w icket would be slow because a good d eal of rain had fallen on th e previous even in g. B y th e tim e for tiffin the P resid en cy, who sam pled the w icket first, w ere all out fo r 89, M ehta h avin g a fine analysis for th e ParseesJ A m istake was m ade b y the first batsm en in try in g to p lay them selves in w ith th e utm ost caution, Captain D ouglas, the best bat on the side, ta k in g three quarters of an hour to score eigh t runs, and after the d ow nfall of the first tw o or three w ickets the side never recovered. S till th in gs m igh t have been w e ll if the w eather had held up. B u t h eavy rain fe ll before th e Parsees could go in , and the Presiden cy bow lers w ere greatly handicapped b y a w et ball, and a w ick et w h ich w as m uch easier th an it had been in the m orning. T h e first tw o Parsee batsm en, K a n g a and D u ra- w alla, put up 48 for the first w icket when K a n ga was dism issed fo r 21, after b a ttin g an hour. D u ra w alla had then m ade the same total, b u t he afterw ards settled down to a tedious gam e, and w hen he w as at last dis­ m issed he had been at th e w ickets another hour for an additional six runs. B illim o ria aroused the enthusiasm of the crow d b y h ittin g a ball for six over the tents into th e G y m ­ khana G ardens. M istri and M eherhom ji both played v e ry good cricket, and the in n in gs ended for 176, so th at the Presiden cy had to m ake 92 to save the in n in gs defeat. W e have n ot y e t received the scores or report of the second in n in gs.. P r esid en cy . Drysdale, st Kanga, b Mistri .................. 5 F. L. Sprott, c Kanga, b Meht ....................38 Capt. Douglas, b Pavri 8 E. L. Sale, b Kharas .. 3 P. M. Heath, c and b Kharas ................. 0 Capt. Wood, c D. Kanga. b Mehta .. 13 J. T. Weatherby, c Gagra\ b Mehtt ... 4 H. Cheetham, run out 12 A. C. Rumboll, st Kanga, b Mistri ... 12 A. Milman, not out .. 0 E.E.Coombs, b Mehta 0 Extras ................. 9 Total ..........84 PARSEE3. H. D. Kanga, c Rum­ boll, b Douglas ... 21 D. C. Daruwalla, b Milman .................27 B. C. Machliwalla, c Weatherby, b Chee­ tham ........................ 1 B. M. Billimoria, c Douglas, b Wood ... 15 K. M. Mistri, c Chee­ tham, b Wood......... 21 M. E. Pavri, b Milman 7 R. P. Meherhomji, st Sprott, b Sale..........33 B. D. Gagrat. c Doug­ las, b Wood .......... 8 D. D. Kanga, c Heath, b Milman.................17 K K.Kharas,c Sprott, b Wood ................. 9 A. M. Mehta, not out 0 Extras ................ 14 Total . 176 BOMBAY GYMKHANA t . MUNICIPAL C. C.— Played at Bombay on August 24. B om bay G ym k h an a . J. S. Milne, c Dader- kar, b Kaka ..........15 F. J. Clarke, lbw, b K aka........................ 4 A.C Rumboll, c Daru­ walla, b Kaka.........13 E L. Sale, b Kaka ... 21 P.M. Heath, c Gazdar, b Kaka .................28 S. N. Powell, b Kaka 5 W.H. Scott, c Gazdar, b Kaka ................. 0 W.P.Pechey, c Wadia, b Bulsara................. 3 A. R. Burney, b Kaka 18 E. E. Coombs, c Chi- noi, b Bulsara........ 5 Capt.Anderson, notout 7 Extras.......... 4 Daruwalla, b Coombs Gazdar, b Coombs Vakharia. run out ... Dedekar, b Coombs ... Chinoi, c Burney, b Sale ........................ Chonkar,lbw, b Clarke Kaka, c sub, b Milne M u n ic ip a l C.C. Total Higgins, c& b Milne Bulsara, c Coombs, b Clarke ................. Wadia, lbw, b Clarke Rowbottom, not out... Extras.......... Total .......... OLD CITIZENS v. SOUTH HAMPSTEAD.—Played at Brondesbury on September 14. O ld C itize n s . P. W . Hale, not out . 155 E. Booker, c Barrett, b Roberts .................80 H. J. Booker, not out 5 B 8, lb 1, w 1 ... 10 Total (1 wkt) 250 H. T. Blewett, H. Hochstrasser, H. B. Mole, H. G. Johnson, J. Page, J. H. Barnett, J. F. Cole, and R. M. Nicholls did not bat. S outh H am pstead . H. W . Brooman, c E. Booker, b Blewett... 16 H. T. Roberts, run out 13 A. J. Houghton, st Booker, b Hale ... 16 W. Banwell, b Hale... 13 R. Connew, b Blewett 3 A. J. Doughty, c and b H a le........................ 2 F. C. Barrett, c Hale, b C o le ........................ 40 H.B.Curtis, st Booker, b Hale ................. A.G.Norton,c Barnett, b Cole ................. G. Taylor, b Cole T. B. Orgias, not out B 1, lb 5 .......... Total ...116 W. BROCKWELL’S X I. v. KINGSTON TOWN.— Played at Kingston on September 12 on behalf of the funds of the Kingston Victoria Hospital. K in g s to n T ow n . F. Oakes, c Watts, b Hearne ................. J.Kemp, b Richardson C.Harvey, c Holland,b Hearne ... .......... A. Peck, b Lees ... W . E. Arthur, Richardson ........ W. Crow, c Kingland b Hearne................. 6 R. J. Woodgate, c Hearoe, b Brockwell 2 Dr.Sedgwick, b Brock­ well ........................13 E. Caulder, c Hearne, b Lees ... ..........12 8 4 2 ... 16 b 8 G. Batson, c Lees, b Brockwell.................15 S. C. H. Lawrence, b Brockwell ........ ... 0 C. Dash, c Stedman, b J. Simms, c Holland, b Lees ................. A. Lay, not ou t... C. Parker, b Lees Extras Total 2 ..108 W. B r o c k w e ll’ s XI. J.Watt, c Crow,b Har­ vey ........................ F. Stedman, c Arthur, b Peck ................. W. Brockwell, b Peck D. Kingland, b Kemp W. Osborne, not out... Extras .......... F. C. Holland,cCrow,b J.T.Hearne,lbw,bPeck 5 E.G.Hayes,cSedgwick, b A rthur................ 25 G. W . Ayres, lbw, b Harvey .................47 W. S. Lees, c Peck, b Sedgwick.................11 T.Richaidson,cHarvey b Kemp .................13 TTHE CLA8SIC3 OF CRICKET: The Young 1 Cricketer’s Tutor. By John Nyren. 16mo, 180 pages, and Frontispiece representing Lord s Cricket Ground in 1833. Price, 1 /-j post free. 1/2 .—OricJcet Offices, 168, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C. Total ...176 ESSEX (2nd X I.)—Matches played, 4; won, 2; lost, 0; drawn, 2. BATTING AVERAGES. No. Times Most of not Total in an inns. out. runs. inns. Aver. J. H. Douglas .......... 3 .. 1... 220 ... 145 ...110*00 Russell (E.) .......... 4 .. 0 ... 197 ... 88 ... 49*25 G. Tossetti................. 4 ... 1... 105 ... 68 ... 35 00 Freeman (E J.) ... 8 ... 2... 193 ... 101 ... 32 16 W. T. Garrett .......... 4 ... 0 ... 127 ... 80 ... 31*75 E. M. Toulmin.......... 3 ... 0 ... 69 ... 57 ... 23*00 G. F. Higgins .......... 4 ... 0 ... 81 ... 45 ... 20*25 Inns ........................ 5 ... 0 ... 97 ... 43 ... 14*40 C. D. Mclver .......... 3 ... 0 ... 56 ... 30 ... 18 66 Tremlin ................. 5 ... 4 ... 17 ... 10 .. 17*00 H. S. Keigwin ......... 2 ... 0 ... 26 ... 25 .. 13*00 Rev. C. G. Littlehales 4 ... 0 ... 48... 28 ... 12*00 Reeves........................ 2 ... 0 ... 23 ... 23 ... 1105 Buckenham ........ 6 ... 1 ... 52 ... 24*... 1<*04 B. Scruby .................. 2 ... 1 ... 9 ... 9*... 9 00 C. S. Knight .......... 4 ... 0 ... 28 ... 21 ... 7*00 G. J. Edwards.......... 2 ... 0 ... 13 ... 7 ... 6*05 Sewell (E. H. D.) ... 2 ... 0 ... 3 ... 2 ... 1*05 D. Tosetti batted inone innings, scoting 22. Centuries scored by J. H. Douglas, 145, and Free­ man (E. J.), 101 | BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. G. Tosetti ... 4 ... 65*2 ...15...193...18...10*72 Reeves.......... 2 ... 40 ...14...81...7...11-57 Freeman(E.J.) 2 ... 15 ...3...38...3...12*66 J. H. Douglas 2 ... 19 ...3...43...3...14*33 Tremlin......... 5 ... 98*4 ...24...273...13...21 00 Buckenham... 6 ... 75*2 ...17...254...11...23*09 Sewell .......... 2 ... 47*3 ...4...14*2 ...4...35*50 E. M. Toulmin 3 ... 4S ...8...159...6...39*75 BEDFORDSHIRE.—Matches played, 10; won, 0; lost, 6; drawn, 4. BATTING AVERAGES. No. Times Most of not Total in an inns. out. runs. inns. Aver. C. G. P ope................. 3 ... 2 ... 31 ... 15*... 3100 H. R. Orr ................. 18 ... 1 ... 504 ... 81 ... 29*64 F. G. Brooks .......... 14 ... 0 ... 386 ... 133 ... 27*57 P ollitt........................ 18 ... 0 ... 431 ... 78 ... 23*94 R. H orton................. 2 ... 1 ... 23 ... 18 ... 23*00 R. E. Wedgwood ... 2 ... 1 ... 23 ... 13 ... 23*00 Brown (T.)................ 18 ... 1 ... 299 ... f8*... 17*58 L.G.Stileman-Gibbard 6 ... 0 ... 94 ... 32 ... 15*66 L. C. R. Thring.......... 8 ... 0 ... 121 ... 50 ... 16*12 B. L. Peel ................. 12 ... 1 ... 150 ... 40 ... 13*63 R. F. A. Orr .......... 6 ... 0 ... 66 ... 33 ... 11*00 L. Parbury.................15 ... 1 ... 141 ... 30 ... 10*07 W. R. Jeakings......... 3 ... 2 ... 9 ... 7*... 9 00 Taylor (F .)................. 11 ... 1 ... 88 ... 33 ... 8*08 Rev. R. H. Moss ... 5 ... 1 ... 35... 17... 8 75 H. Holdstock .......... 2 ... 1 ... 8 ... 8*... 8*00 F. B. Brooks .......... 5 ... 0 ... 39 ... 30 ... 7*08 F. Rainsford .......... 4 ... 1 ... 52 ... 14 ... 7*33 I. D. Hawksley.......... 3 ... 0 ... 21 ... 17 ... 7*00 Gregory ................. 8 ... 1 ... 47 ... 18 ... 6*71 S. G. Wilkinson.......... 2 ... 0 ... 13 ... 13 ... 6*05 G. B. Winch .......... 2 ... 0 ... 11 ... 9 ... 5*05 J. F. Morris .......... 5 ... 1 ... 16 ... 11 ... 4*00 Capt. Fulton .......... 1 ... 0 ... 4 ... 4 ... 4 00 W. F. Brown .......... 2 ... 1 ... 4 ... 4*... 4*00 M oore........................ 4 ... 1 ... 11 ... 7 ... 3 66 E. E. Apthorp .......... 2 ... 0 ... 6 ... 6 ... 3 00 C. H. Browning.......... 4 ... 1 ... 7 ... 3 ... 2*33 H. V. Baumgartner... 2 ... 1 ... 1 ... l*.„ roo •Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. L. C. R. Thring ... 63*5... 17 ... 171 ... 12 ... 14*25 L. Parbury........... 298 1 .. 35 ...1057 ... 55 ... 19*21 T. Brown ..................330 .. 63 ... 837 ... 39 ... 21*46 Rev. R. H. Moss ... 45 ... 11 ... 110 ... 4 ... 27*05 Moore......................... 14 ... 1 ... 67 ... 2 ... 33 05 I. D. Hawksley......... 49*1... 7 ... 143 ... 4 ... 35*75 Also bowled: H. V. Baumgartner (4*5-0-15-1-15), W. F. Brown (11-1-23-1-23), Gregory (5-0-31-1-31), R. Horton (11-2-32-1-32), J. F. Morris (l-0-2-0),H. R. Orr (1-0-7-0), L. G. Stileman-Gibbard (9-0-24-0), H. Holdstock (6-0-22-0), F. Rainsford (9-2-33-0). THE FOOTBALL ANNUAL, 1901-2 Edited by C. W. ALCOCK (Vice President Football Association.) N O W R E A D Y . C ontaining Photos of M r. D . B . B ed ell S iv rig h t, E . N eedham , and Portraits of M em bers of Tottenham H otspur F .C ., and P ictu re of the C up, in addition to L a w s, F ixtu res, P u b lic School N otes and Comm ents, Club Records, Results of P rincip al M atches of last season, and a L ist of Club Secretaries, etc. Price 6d., of all Railway Bookstalls, or Post Free 8d. from “ CRICKET” OFFICE, 168, UPPER THAMES STREET, LONDON, E.C. Printed and Published for the Proprietor by M erritt & H atcher , L td ., 167, lib, &Ld 169, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C., Sept. 19th, 1901.