Cricket 1902

374 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A ug . 28, 1902. admirable oricket. Anthony’s 51 not out at the end of the innings was a very useful score. A t the close of the day Lancashire had lost three wickets for 25, as a result of altering the order of going in. They were playing an up-hill game all day on Friday and never looked like getting out of their difficulties. Wass bowled very finely in both innings on a wicket which helped him. The only Lancashire men who distinguished themselves were Ward, Tyldesley and Maclaren. N otts . A.O.Jones, c Radcliffe, b Sharp .................. 109 Shrewsbury, b Hallows 0 Gunn(W .),c Maclaren, b B a rn es...................39 J. A. Dixon, run o u t.. 92 Gunn(J.),candb8harp 4 Anthony, not out ...51 C.R.Morris,cRadcliffe, b Silcock..................... 2 L a n c a s h i r e First innings. Barnes, b Wass . ........... 4 Hilcock, c Oates, b Wass ... 8 I ’Anson, b J. Gunn ........... 3 A . Eccles, c and b Wass ... 16 Ward, c Oates, b Wass .. 44 Tyldesley, c and b J. Gunn 1 A . C. Maclaren, b Hallam .. 29 Hallows, not o u t ...................16 Sharp, b H allam ................... 6 H . Brearley, b W ass........... 0 Radcliffe, b Hallam ........... 2 B 15, lb 5 .................. 20 Hardstaff,c Maclaren, b Sharp ................... 2 Hallam, b Sharp ... 1 Oates, b S h a rp........... 4 Wass, b I ’Anson ... 10 B 11, lb 1, nb 3... 15 Total . 329 Second innings, b Wags ... ... cW.Gunn, bWass b Wass................... b W ass................. c Jones, b Wass.. lbw, b Wass b J. G u n n ........... b Wass ........... b Hallam ........... not out................. run out................. B 1,1b 10 ... Total ...................140 Total ..123 N otts . O. M. R. W . O. M . R. W . Hallows ... 55 5 64 1 i Silcock .. 104231 I’ Anson .. 15*4 2 61 1 Brearley. 16 2 49 0 Barnes ... 22 7 58 1 | Sharp ... 16 3 59 5 Sharp delivered three no-balls. L A N C A 8H IB E . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Wass ........... 31 8 64 5 ............. 24 5 43 7 Gunn (J.) ... 24 12 31 2 ............. 10 2 39 1 Hallam ........... 8 1 22 3 ............. 13*4 6 25 1 M.C.C. V. NORTH HOLLAND. Played at Haarlem on August 18 and 19. M.C.C. won by four wickets. This match was remarkable for the splendid baiting of Posthuma, who, when seven Dutch wickets had fallen for 25, knocked up 95 runs out of 116. His first 50 were put together in a quarter of an hour, and altogether his display was little short of wonderful. N orth of H olland . First innings Wearman, b Holden ......... 0 Waldert, b C. B. Hulton ... 4 Kool, b C. B. Hulton ... ...11 Rincker, lbw, b C. B . Hulton 0 Dubois, b Hornby ........... 2 Van Son, c Hulton,b Holton 9 Sirens, b C. B. Hulton ... 2 Posthuma, not out ...........95 Tarvaas, c and b Hornby ... 0 YanRenterghen,c T.-Jones, b Hornby ................. ...1 2 J C. Schroder, stT.-Jone3, b H olton.................................. 2 Byes .......................... 5 Second innings. b Hornby ........... b Hornby ........... cHolton.bHom by b Hornby ........... c O’ Brien, b C. B. Hulton ........... not o u t................. b Hornby ........... c Goodden, b Hornby ........... b C. B. H ulton... lbw,bC.B. Hulton 1 b Hornby ... B 2, lb 2 Total ... ...........142 M.C.C. First innings. F. H. Hollins, b Posthuma. 1 C. B. Hulton, b Renterghen 30 C. J. Goodden, c and b Pos­ thuma .................................. 5 A.H . Hornby, bEenterghen 46 Dr. Holton, b Renterghen.. 25 Rev. E. W . Taylor-Jones, b P osthum a.......................... 1 J. E. O’ Brien, not out ... 14 8. W . Coxon, b Posthuma.. 0 C. E. liulton, c Lubois, b Renterghen ................... 1 E.A. G. Beckwith, b Renter- ghen .................................. 0 C. G. Hutton, run out ... 1 B 2, lb 2 ................... 4 Total ...................128 Total ...........43 Second innings, b Renterghen ... 16 b Bincker ........... 2 cWeerman,bRen- terghen ........... 6 not o u t ................. 9 b Renterghen ... 6 b Rincker ........... 3 notout.................. 1 b Renterghen ... 8 B 5, lb 2 Total ... 58 N orth of H olland . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. H orn b y ........... 17 7 44 4 ............12 6 18 7 C. B. Hulton ... 12 2 59 4 ............ 11 0 21 3 Holton ........... 4*5 0 34 2 ........... M.C.C. First innings. O. M .R .W . Posthuma ... 194 53 4 , R incker............ 7<i 21 0 .. Renterghen ... 12 2 50 ft . Second innings. (). M.R. W. ... 5*1 2 12 0 ... 4 0 11 2 .. 8 I) 28 4 M.C.C. y. HOLLAND (Return). Played at Haarlem on August 21 and 22. M.C.C. won by five wickets. The chief features of this match was the fine stand in the second innings of Holland by C. Feith and A. A. Kool, who both played the M.C.C. bowling with ease. On the first innings the score was a tie, and in the second the M.C.C. had to make 181 to win. The first wicket fell quickly, but Hornby and Goodden put np 90 before they were parted, and then Hollins and Hornby made success nearly a certainty. H olland . First innings. Second innings. A . Broe?e, run out ....... 8 lbw, b Berkeley.. 4 J. C. Schroder, c Holton, b Berkeley ........................... 3 b Berkeley,............ 9 J. Bincker, c C. Hulton, b H olton..................................33 C. Feith, lbw, b Holton ... 3 A . A . Kool, b Berkeley ... 1 F. Dubois, c C. Hulton, b H olton.................................. 4 C.J.Posthuma, c C. Hulton, b Berkeley......................... 26 H. van Booven, c C. Hulton, b Holton .......................... 2 — Waldest, not out ........... 3 — van Wariner, c Coxon, b Berkeley ........................... 9 — van Benterghen,b Berke­ ley .......................................... 0 B 4, lb 1 ................... 5 Total .................. 97 M.C.C. First innings. A. H. Hornby, run out ... 5 Rev. E. W. Taylor-Jones, b Renterghen..........................24 C. P. Goodden, lbw, b Ben- terghen ...........................14 F. H. Hollins, b Renterghen 0 G. F. H. Berkeley, b Pos­ thuma .................................. 12 Dr. Holton, b Renterghen.. 0 C. B. Hulton, run out ... 16 J. G. O’Brien, not out ... 2 S. W . Coxon, b Posthuma. 2 C.E. Hulton, c Posthuma, b Renterghen.......................... 5 C. G. Hulton, b Posthuma.. 1 Extras...........................15 c and b Hornby.. 0 b Hornby ...........56 c Berkeley, b Hornby ...........50 c and b Berkeley 20 cHollins,bBerke- ley ...................11 b Hornby ........... 3 c Taylor-Jones, b Berkeley........... 3 b H o rn b y ...........16 not out ........... 0 B 7, nb 1 ... 8 Total ...180 Second innings, b Posthuma ... 73 b Posthuma ... 1 b Posthuma ... 26 not out ...........46 b Posthuma b Posthuma not out.................. 7 Extras........... 7 . 96 Total (5 wkts) 182 Total ... H olland . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Berkeley.......... 13 2 41 5 ............. 24 6 69 5 Holton ........... 12 2 51 4 ............. 11 0 43 0 Hornby 20 10 60 5 Analysis in the M.C.C. innings too inaccurate for publication. LONDON & WESTM INSTER BANK v. SHEP­ HERD’S BUSH.—Played atNorbury on August 23. L . & S. W. B ank . C. J. Bowman, c & b Mossop ...................19 S. Bowman, b Rey­ nolds .......................... 69 E. A . Willson, b Rey­ nolds ........................... 1 A.G.Gough,bReynolds 35 C. A. Snell, not o u t ... 27 C. C. Simpson, not out 10 B y e ................... 1 Total (4 wkts.)*162 L . Pitt Brook, H . S. Baker, T. H. Brenan, H. E* Muriel and A. Podmore did not bat. * Innings declared closed. S hepherd ’ s B ush . W . B. Dickson, b W ill­ son .......................... T. H. Lacey, not out F. Reynolds, b Willson C. Jeffreys, b Baker ... D. E. Lewis, b W illson S. Mossop, b Willson E. A. Wall, b Willson C. Dennington, b Willson .......... ... Hutchinson,b W illson F. H . Lewis,b Willson Total ............. LONDON AND WE3TM INSTER BANK (3) v. LONDON AND COUNTY BANK (2).—Played at Norbury on August 13 and 15. L . & W. Bank (3). C. F. G. Wellborne, c , A.M . Cockell.cSpack- Robinson, b Marsh 25 A. S. Harton, c Marsh, b Robinson ...........15 G. P. Rhodes, not out 45 man, b Marsh G. O. Anson, not out B 26, lb 4, w 1 ........... 31 Total (3 wkts) ... *209 W . H. Browne, L. C. B. Hockin, A. W . Maclean, T. C. Sampson, A. T. Jones, and J. L. Challis did not bat. * Innings declared closed. L . & C. Bank (2). E. F. Robinson, b Rhodes ... ... ... 18 H. Flaver, c Sampson, b H arton ..................19 H. 4. Francis, b Har­ ton ..........................10 F. A. Spaokman, b Harton ................... 0 F. J. W . Hunt, c Browne, b Harton .. 5 S. G. Mar8h,b Harton 19 G. Spalding, not out .. 27 B. Tyte, not out .. 1 B 20, lb 1, w 1 .. 22 Total (6 wkts) ...121 R. Mish, J. Boome and R. J. Cramphom did not bat. GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE v. B E X L E Y .-P layed at Bexley Heath. G oldsmiths ’ I nstitute . R. R. Henty, c Holt, b Richardson ........... 5 F. Peter, c Baynes, b Bichardson ........... 0 H. E. Murrell, b Rich­ ardson ...................26 W . S. Murrell, b Rich­ ardson ...................10 A. baldwin, b Richard­ son ........................... 4 S.R,Best,b Bichardson 5 W.Falkner, c Ingram, b Potter .................. 61 F. Bowler, b Tufnail.. 13 H. Fentiman, not out 19 C-Mott,c Holt, b Rich­ ardson ........... . 6 W . Knapton, b Potter 2 B 14, lb 2 ...........16 Total ...167 B exley . H.E.Baynes, st Best, b | P. Newton, c H. Mur- P eter.......................... 5 rell, b Peter .............12 J. Upton, b Peter ... 25Capt. Ingram, b W . G. A. Turner, b Henty 7 Murrell ................ 0 W .G. Richardson,lbw, Holt, not out ........... 8 b Peter ...................14 Lb 2, w 1 ........... 3 A . R. Potter, b Henty 1 — J. Judd, not out...........22 Total (8 wkts) 98 E.Betts,st Best,b Peter 1 Tufnail did not bat. WEST W ICKHAM H IL L v. GOLDSMITHS’ IN ­ STITUTE “ A .” —Played at New Cross on August 16. W est W ickham H ill . S. F. Edwards, c Hoo­ per, b Rowe ........... T. Weekley, b Rowe... R. Santer, not out ... F. Denton, b Rowe ... J. Jenner, lbw.bMears G.8anter, cA.Medway, b Mears ................... A . Deirling, st Cotton, b Rowe ................... E. Deirling, b Rowe .. 1 H. Gibbons, st Cotton, b Rowe .................. 2 F.Chapman,c&bMears 0 B. Jenner, b Mears ... 0 Byes ................... 3 Total.. ...40 G oldsmiths ’ I nstitute “ A .” W . F. Dray, c and bG. Santer ................... 9 H. Sales, c Weekley, b G. Santer................... 4 B. R. Scully, c R., b G. Santer .................50 W . Mears, b G. Santer 12 E. Cotton, c Edwards, b G. Santer ...........67 A . S. Medway, b Den­ ton ...........................19 R. L. Whitestone, c Weekley, b G. San­ ter ...........................15 E. C. Rowe, lbw, b G. Santer ................... 0 E. M. Medway, absent 0 H. J. Hooper, not out 13 G. Dobson,c Weekley, b Denton................... 0 Byes ...................10 Total ...199 NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK v. SMITH, PAYNE & CO.—Played at Lower Sydenham on August 21 and 22. N. P. Bank. A. D. Phillips, c Bell, b Manning ........... 7 H. S. Johnson, c Jar­ vis, b Fitch ........... 0 A . F. Aylen, b Fitch... 0 E. W . Armstrong, b F itch .......................... 20 A. Harrison, b Fitch .. 21 W . File, b Cregoe ... 8 J. W . Richards, b Cregoe ...................21 C. Pennington, b Fitch 0 L. J. Griffiths, b Fitch 0 H. L. Stephenson, not out .......................... 12 B 2, lb 1 ........... 3 Total (9 wkts.)*92 W . Fear did not bat. * Innings declared closed. Smith, Payne & Co. W . G. Turner, run out ?3 L.P.Crejoe, b Harrison 22 G. F. Fitch, b Richards 22 R.B.Morris.b Richards 0 A . J. Hirst, not o u t ... 12 W .H . Jarvis, b Har­ son ........................... F. J. Manning, not out Byes.................. Total (5 wkts.) 95 J. W . Star, B. C. Bell, O. H. Lockhart and R. C. Shield did not bat.