Cricket 1902

94 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A p r i l 24, 1902. N ext X V . O. M. E. W. Lockwood... 94 14 1 Kichardson. 71 31 2 H . C. Mc- Donell ... 131 60 7 O. M.R. W . Le-s ...11 4 16 2 V. F. S. •rawford 3 0 6 0 Smith ... 3 2 2 2 THE NOTTS COLTS MATCH. Played at Nottingham on April 21 and 22. On a wioket which had suffered con­ siderably from recent rain, and in miserable weather, the Colts gave a pretty good account of themselves, although no one made a formidable score. When stumps were drawn, the Eleven had lost Iremonger and W. Gunn, and the total was 23 for two wickets. Rain stopped play for nearly an hour during the day. There was only a few minutes’ play on Tuesday. N otts C olts , G. Gunn, b Wass ... 1 J. Foster, b Anthony 26 J. Day, c Cartwright, b Dench .................. 18 G. Whysall, run out... 11 G. W . White, c Hal- lam, b D en ch ...........19 B. Taylor, c Gunn, b Dench .................. 3 N. Buxton, c Gunn, b Dench ................... 5 W . E. Clare, b Wass 0 S. Sharpe, st Oates, b W a ss.......................... 0 G.Chambers.c Shrews­ bury, b Anthony ... 16 T. Hardstaffe, c An­ thony, b Hallam ... 13 A. Heath, b Anthony 0 E. E. Hallam, cOates, b H allam ................... 0 T he E leven . Iremonger, c King, b Hon. M. Herbert, not Morley ................... 1 out ........................... 1 Shrewsbury, not out... 27 — Gunn (W .), b Heath... 7 Total (3 wkts) 42 J. A. Dixon, c Hard­ staffe, b K in g .......... 6 Dench, V . B. Cartwright, Anthony, Hallam, Oates, and Wass did not bat. A. Vickerstaffe, st Oates, b Anthony... 0 J. C. Shaw, c and b Hallam .......... ... 2 W . Shore, st Oates, b Anthony ... ........... 0 G. H. Chambers, b Hallam ................... 0 G. Morley, b Hallam 1 C. E. Staton, lbw, b Hallam ................. 2 B. King, b Anthony 0 J. T. Warner, c Oates, b Dixon ................. 15 W . Marshall, not out 17 B 11, lb 4 ...........16 Total . 164 Wass Hallam . Anthony Heath .. Morley King ... N otts C olts . O. M. R. W . 21 14 tl 3 1Dench 21 24 8 36 6 Dixon 8 64 6 | T he E leven . 6 10 1 |Shaw 1 12 1 |Chambers O. M. R.W - 23 8 24 4 , 0 4 0 4 1 6 2 8 1 |Taylor 2 11 1 0 W ANTED “ Wisden’s Almanack,” l«64-78 inclu­ sive : VoIh. III. and IV . of •* Scores and Hio- graphien Manager of Cricket , 168, Upper Thames btreet, E.C. THE WANDERERS C.C. FIXTURES FOR 1902. MAY. . Bickley Park . East Molesey . Hampton Wick . Cane Bill Asylum . Guy’s Hospital . Sutton . Uxbridge . Ealing Dean . Chelmsford JUNE. . Surrey Club and Ground . Ealing . Charlton Park . Guildford . Granville (Lee) . Richmond . Beckenham . Streatham . Upper Tooting JULY. 2. v. Addiscombe fi. v. Surbiton 7. v. Forest Hill 9. v. Hampstead 12. v. London County C.C. 21. v. Canterbury* \ 23. v. Hythe* 25. v. Tunbridsre Wells* 28. v. Tonbridge* 30. v. Hastings* AUGUST. 1. v. Devonshire Park* / 6. v. Haling 9 v. Reigate Priory 16. v. Horley * Two-day matches. The Tour. LONDON COUNTY v. ANERLEY. CENTURIES BY W . G. GRACE AND N. NORMAN. Played on Saturday at the Crystal Palace. L ondon C ounty . W. L. Murdoch, c and b W alker...................76 J. E. Raphael, c New­ man, b Pullen...........58 G. W . beldam, b W . Pullen .................. 8 N. Norman, not out .101 W . G. Grace, retired.1.101 C. B. Grace, c Pullen, b Hodes .................24 A. E. Damian, run out 6 G. Cosens, b Hodes ... 16 Extras ..................30 Total (7 wkts.) *418 * Innings declared closed. C. A . Wilkinson, P. R. May, C. B. Udden, and Ford did not bat. L. Walker, b May ... D.G. Williams, st Ford b W G. Grace...........15 O. Henley, b May ... 0 A. F. Newman, not out 34 A nerley . 9 R. M. Bell,runout ... 7 F. P. Hodes, not out 0 Extras .................. 3 Total (4 wkts.) 68 P. H. Jennings, B. O. Pitt, C. Pullen, W . W . Pullen, L. Oldman, and Kenward did not bat. C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen, post free. Order of Going-In Cards, 7d. per dozen, post free. 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