Cricket 1902

290 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u l y 24 , 1902. of batting averages published in the daily newspapers on Monday last, you will find it placed well up in the bowling averages, with 48 wickets at about fifteen runs apiece. Noble and Jones alone of the Australians have taken more wickets, although it will probably not be long before Trumble comes in front of him. The first time I saw Howell bowling was at the practice nets just before the Essex match, at Leyton, in 1899. Howell was not chosen to play in the match, and was having a little practice after nearly all the other members of the team had gone into the pavilion. Not knowing who the various bowlers were (for they were of all sorts), I made enquiries of one of the onlookers, who, pointing to Howell, said that he was one of the ordinary ground bowlers, and a rotten one at that. I paid no further attention to him at the moment, but began to watch Kelly, who was batting. Presently I noticed that every now and then Kelly gave a short laugh, and was completely beaten, so that I wondered who the bowler was who was tucking him up. It turned out to be my friend “ the rotten ground bowler,” but in a very few minutes I was convinced that if Essex had such a bowler he would be in the pavilion ready to take his place in the field, and then I discovered that the so-called ground bowler was Howell. W. A. B e t t e s w o r t h . STREATHAM v. NORBURY.—Played at Streatham on July 19. S i BFATHAM. D. 0 . Kerr, b "Wilson 2 L. A . M. Fevez, b W il­ son ........................... 8 H. H. Scott, not o u t.. ICO H. T. Cross, b W hiling 3 A.E.Fortesoue,c Bicks, b W ilson ......... ... 3 Y. F. Feeny, c Hicks, b Clarke .................. 83 A . R. Wileman, c Hobbs, b Dight ... 0 W . D. Chamberlain, b Dight ........... 6 J. L . Connor, lbw, b Dight .................... 4 E. B. Miller, cot out 23 Byes ................ 20 Total (8 wkts) *252 W . Horncastle did not bat. *Innings declared closed. N o r b u r y . P. W ilson, b Feeny ... 1 P. 8. Graeme, c and b W ilem a n ................... 4 S. Lloyd Jones,f'Horn- castle, bFevez .. 24 H. K. Whiting,bFevez 8 V. A. Bicks, b Fevez 0 N. Bamm ill, b Fortes­ cue .......................... 1 H.C. Plummer, b Fee­ ny ... ... ........... W . C. Hobbs, b Ff eny P. E. Barton, b Fevez F. C. Dight. not out D. Clarke, b Feeny Leg-byes ... Total ... HAMPSTEAD v. BICHMOND.—Played at Rich­ mond on July 16. H a m p s te a d . A. E. Stoddart, b Den­ ham .........................108 F.Rowley, st W rigley, b James ................. 46 H. D. Mcffat, b Scarf i8 H .J.J.lreem an,b8carf 16 E. W . H. Beaton, c James, b Scarf ... 0 J. G. Q,. Besch ,not out 13 Mohamed Said, c La- borde. b Denham ... C E. Beid, c Lat oide, b Reynolds.......... ... 21 B 20, lb 2, w 10 c2 Total (7 wkts)*264 HAMPSTEAD v. MERCHANT TAYLORS SCHOOL.—Played at BelliDgham on July 19. M erchakt T aylors S chool . R. A. Lepingwell, b Everitt ................. 38 F. H. Cockell, run out 20 P.W .Vasey,st Moon, c Harvey .................. 56 K. Perks, b Harvey ... 1 M.B Eldaton.st Moon, b H arvey..................31 R. H. Evells, b Everitt 10 C. W . Reeves and L. E. Hammond did not b it. * Innings declared closed. H ampstead . B. A. Everitt, not out 67 E.F.F.S. Harvey, not N .L Anderton,cMoon, b Watson ........... 0 F. W . Harding, not out ...........................28 L. Owen, not out ... 16 B 3, lb 3, w 5, nb 4 15 Total (7 wkt8)*184 F. B. Thornhill, run out .......................... 60 out B 4, w 1 ... 20 5 Total (1 wkt) 152 W . R. Moon, R. Leigh Ibbs, H. H. Walters, J. C. Toller, W . G. Ravenor, O. C. White, E. R. Watson and 8. T. Fradd did not bat. I n c o g n it i . A. B. Voule1, run out 9 Capt. Andrews, cGood- yetr. b Masbiter ... 20 E. Felton, b Lees ... 7 Capt. Talbot, b Lees .. 20 Major Orman, c Good. year, b Mashiter 4 W . H. Whitley,notout 59 Sir Wm . Russell, b M ashiter.................. 9 A. B. Cipriani, b Lees 23 Capt. Robertson, c Jenner Fust, b Le°s 0 L. E. G. Abney, not out ..........................26 B 14,1b 1 ...........15 Total (8 wkts) 192 HENLEY v. INCOGNITI.—Played at Henley-on- Thames on July i8. HAMPSTEAD y. EALING.—Played at Hampstead on July 19. H ampstead . H. B. Hayman, b Mitchell .................. 12 F. W . Orr. c E. Little­ john, b Squire.......... 20 A. E. Stoddart, c A. Littlejohn, b Squire 42 E.E. Barnett, c Squire, b Mitchell........... ... 69 F. Rowley, cE . Little­ john, b Perry...........43 F. R. Spoffoith did not bat. * It nings declared closed. E alikg . First innings. R. H. Ma.lelt, b bpofforth.. E. S. Littlejohn, b Rowley . A. H. Squire, b Spofforth... G. Croedale, b Perry... 0 E. L. Marsden, b M it­ chell ......................... 35 T. M. Farmiloe, c A. Littlejohn bMitchell 15 A. R Trimen, not out 9 J.G.Q,.Besch,bDriffield 1 B 10, lb 3 ...........13 Total (9 wkts) *259 Second innings. 5 c Tiimen, b Bay- 9 H. Gregory Hast, H. V. Bate and N. B. Dearie did not tat. * Innings declared closed. R ic h m o n d . not out... A. J. Orr, Crosdale ... . A . R. Iittlejohn, run out... 16 notout........... , H. H. Perry, not o u t.......... 5 b Trimen ... . W . S. Peal, c A. J. Oir, b Rowley .......................... E. M. Martin, b Rowley ... A. S. DorntOD, b Spofforth 0 C. R. Deurden, b Fpofforth 0 H. G. Driffield, b Spofforth 12 W .S M'tehell,lbw, b Rowley 0 B 2, lb 2 ................... 4 B 4, lb 1 Total ...................89 Total (3 wkts) 109 G.F. Shewell, b Keeton ...............1 2 B. Molloy, b W ilkin­ son .......................... 3 G. D. Katinkis, c Dil­ lon, b Wilkinson ... 9 K . D. Hodgson, b Wilkinson................10 M. Molloy, c Keeton, b Wilkinson ........28 Capt. Brewis, T. H. Treman and Newell did not bat. I ncogniti . H.A.Cramer-Roberts, b Wilkinson ........... 0 H. R. Blaker, not out 25 L. R. Bailey, b Crosse 24 B 6, lb 4, w 1 ... 11 Total (7 wkts) 122 Capt. Robertson, b Newell .. 5 F. Deane, bM . M olhy 78 E. M. Crosce, b M. MolJoy .................. 71 H. F. Fox. not out ... 53 R. H. Dillon, b M. Molloy .................. 26 A. B. Cipriani, L . J. Wilkinson and H. D. Moffatt did not bat. * InLings declared closed. J. H. Neaton, run out 26 E. C. Felton, not out 7 B f5, w 1 ...........36 Total (5 wkts)*302 OXTED v. STREATHAM .—Played at Oxted on July 19. S treatham . H.S.Baikwoith.bScott 19 E. P. Pulfcrook.b t- cott 0 E. M. Drower, b Sleat 14 M.C.Dahl, c Bennett, b Sleat ... ........... 6 C. J. Parton, c Bourns, b Scott .................. 23 B. P. Dobson, b Sleat 0 E.J. Dob*on, c Bourns, b Scott .................. 2 O S.Crawfurd, b Sleat 9 N. Lloyd, c Timmis, b Scott.......................... 14 D. S. Moore, b Sleat.. 18 E. Field, not out ... 12 Leg-bye ........... l Total ...118 HAM P TEAD v. BICKLEY P A R K .-P layed at Bickley on July 19. B ickley P a r k . P. Simmords, bEveritt 71 A . R. Collyer. c Paw­ ling, b M onro.......... 1 W . Li. Knowles, b M oi ro .................. 48 T. E. Bof’gson, b Paw­ ling ...................51 C. L. Gregory, J. Brown, E. H. Stenning and A. N. Other did not bat. *Innings declared closed. L. E. Slade,b Pawling 19 A.P. ( hattell, not out 43 W.A.Thomas, notout 6 B 17, lb 3 ...........10 Total (5 wkts)*269 H ampstead . C. D. D. McMi lin, b H o d g s o n ..................11 S. S. PawliDg. c Coll­ yer, bP odgson ... 2 F. R. D. M otro. cSim- monds, b Slade ... 29 F. J. Potter, run out 14 O. S. Bickson, not out 40 A. W . Eveiitt, notout 22 B 10, lb 2, w 2 ... 14 Total (4 w its) 13 1 H. S. Maclure. B. E. Figgis, H. J. J. Freeman, A. B. Otrnond at.d N. B. Dearie did not i at. O x t e d . F. P. K nox, lbw, b E. Dobson ......... 25 C.Boum8, b E. Dobson 22 W. U. Timmis lbw, b Parton .................. 6 T. G. Scott, c Drower, b Field .................57 S. Barker Bennet, lbw, b Parton ........... 7 B. G. Gi.let, c Parton, b E. Dobson ........... 1 Sleat (sen.), c Craw- furd, b E. Dobson... 7 Sleat (jun.), b Field .. 36 E.C. Bambridge,bPul broi.k......................... 3 F. bales, b Field ... 20 Capt. 1 immid, not out 2 B 2, lb 3, w 2 . 7 Total . 193 M ILL B IL L SCHOOL v. MR. W . C. NIMMO’ S X I.—Piayed at Mill B ill on July 16. M ill B ill S chool . First innirgs. Second innings. N.K. Bain, c Dr. Abrahams, b W. C. Nimmo ... . 20 c Skey.bDumble- ton ................... 1 M. Gim;on, c Dumbleton, b c Pearson,bDum- bletou ........... not out................... b Skey................... B u tton .................................17 notout... J. R. Dick, b N im m o........... 0 J. 8. Auty, b N imm o........... 0 J. F. Ewen, run out ........... 1 G. G. McGregor, c Nimmo, b S key................. ... 6 H. J. Priestley, b Nimmo... 7 R. C. Taylor, b S k ey......... 4 H. C. Vi ills, not out ........... 0 G. 8. Brovin, b Nimmo ... 0 W. M. Penny, lbw, b Skey . 0 Byes .......................... 18 F. W . James, c Beaton, b Bate .................23 C. Scarf, b Rowley ... 51 A.L.Laborde,! Rowley 19 F. Bill, b Rowley ... 5 H .B.Denham ,siBeaton, b Moffat .................. 6 R.C.Nystram.b Moffat 6 C.H.Ardateer, c and b Rowley P.T.W rigley, c Eate,b Rowley .................. H. A. Dick, not out... F. Aylward, not out.. B 3, lb 3 ........... Total (8 wkts) 143 f3. Reynolds did not bat. BA R( N DE WORM ’S X I. v. INCOGN ITI.-Played at Egham on Juiy 16. B aron de W oi ms * X I. H. Jet ner Fust, st Vou'es. b W hitley ... 8 Lees, st Voules, b Fel­ ton ..........................91 Goodyear, c Andrews, b R u ssell..................36 A . J. Dune in, c Cipri­ ani, b i all o t .......... 25 Seigt. Mbshiter,bRus- sell ........................... 2 Hon. F. Hanbury-Tra- cey, c Robertson, b Russell ................... 3 Sir D. F. Gooch, b Russell ................... 4 H. Monro, c Rustell, b A b n ey................. 0 Voules. c Cifriani, b Rutsell ................... 4 Earon de Worms, not out ........................... 0 F. A . Heyman, c A b­ ney, b Felton...........16 B 4, lb 7, nb 1 ... 12 Total ...201 Total ................ M r . W . C. K. R. Pearson, c Bain, bA u ty ........... 31 J.H .H ebbjllw,b Auty 0 d.N. Crowther, b Auty 5 G. G. Dumbleton, lbw, b Auty .................. 2 F. H. Nimmo, run out 27 A. D. bpicer, not out.. 45 B 4, lb 2, ub 1 7 . 73 Total(3 wkts) 75 N immo ’ s X I. E.W .Hutton,cW ills, b B a in ........................... 1 J. E. Skey, b Dick ... 1 B. Abrahams, b Auty. 4 G. B. Gill, run out ... 0 W . C. Nimmo, b Auty 28 B 1,1b 5 ........... 6 T o t a l...........150 T H E FIRST THOU8AND RUNS scored this season 1 was made with the “ G uv ’ nor ” Bat, and that all the runs scored by R. Abel for the last Six Y ears have been made with the “ Guv’n o r” Bat. (A dvt.)