Cricket 1902

M a y 8, 1902. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 117 THE FRESHMEN’S MATCH AT CAMBRIDGE. Played on the University Ground on May 1, 2 and 3. Mr. Wilson’s Side won by six wickets. Chiefly through some excellent leg-break bowling by A. Buxton, the old Haorovian, and fine batting by K. R. B. Fry, the old Cheltonian, Mr. E. R. Wilson’s side won this match prettily easily. For Mr. Dowson’s side, H. C. M’Donell, the young Surrey cric­ keter, bowled extremely well in both innings, but he was not at all well backed up. As he also scored 26 (the top score) and 38 (the second score), he accomplished a fine all­ round performance in the match. The only other notable feature of the game was the batting of Mr. Kudd in the second innings of Mr. Dowson’s side, when runs were very badly wanted. M b. E. M. D ow son ’s Side. M r . W ilso n ’ s Sidb. First innings. O. M. R. W. Second innings. O. M. R. W . McDonell .. 32 3 14 46 6 ... ... 12-5 5 42 5 Mackenzie .. 11 1 41 1 ... Gibson ... .. 21 4 85 3 ... II! 9 1 26 0 Lam bert... ... 7 0 23 0 ... Osborne ... ... 7 1 16 1 ... Roberts ... 3 0 15 0 McDcnell and Gibson each bowled a wide. First innings. E. W . Mann (Harrow and Trinity), c Walker, b B u x to n ............................. 9 C. T. Rudd (Canterbury and 6t. Catharine’s),cWalker, b D riffield......................... 0 E. J. Mann (Marlborough and Pembroke), b Buxton 0 H. C. McDonell (Winchester and Corpus), b Driffield 26 F. B. Roberts (Rossall and Jesus) ,c Bendall,b Buxton 9 R. E. Lambert (Harrowand Trinity), lbw, b Buxton .. 6 W . Long (Haileybury and Pembroke), c Draper, b Driffield ..............................19 D. R. Osborne (Australia and Christ’s), st Fry, b Buxton........... .................... 2 J. Cumeron (Tasmania and Trinity), b B u xton........... 2 K . J. Mackenzie (St Paul’s and Jesus), c Fry, b Driffield .......................... 0 T. S. Gibson (Sedburgh and Emanuel), not o u t .......... 9 E. M. Dowson (Trinity), c Bendall, b E u xton ...........13 Lb 1, nb 1 .................... 2 Total ..........................97 M r . E. R. W ilson ' First innings. P.G.Broad (Uppingham and St. John’s), c Dowson, b Gibeon.................................. 26 N. M . Ferguson (Eton and Trinity), b McKenzie ... 6 F. J. Marsh (Private and Jesus), c Lambert, b Gib­ son... ................. ...........19 Y . A. Walker (Wellington and Clare), lbw, b Mc­ Donell .................................. 26 K . R. B. Fry (Cheltenham and Clare), not o u t........ 95 H. Chappie (Australia and St. John’s), c E. J. Mann, b McDonell........................ 8 F. W. D . Bendall (Ipswich and Selwyn), b McDonell 1 R. B.Watson (Marlborough and Trinity),b Osborne... 0 H. G. Driffield (Monkton Combe and St.Catharine’s) c Long, b McDonell ... 0 F. W . M. Draper (Merchant Taylors and Queens), b Gibson..............................17 A. Buxton (Farrow and Trinity), b McDonell ... 1 E. R. W ilson (Trinity), b M cD nell ......................12 B 6. lb 1 ........................ 7 Second innirgs. c and b Driffield 31 c Fry, b Buxton 62 b D riffield........... 1 b Draper ...........38 c and b Draper... 0 c Walker, b Bux­ ton ...................26 D ra p e r, Driffield ... lbw, b Driffield... 1 lbw, b Buxton ... 14 b Buxton .......... 1 b D riffield...........14 not o u t ................. 0 B 9, lb 3, w 3... 15 Total ............ 209 ’ s S ide , Second innings. c Cameron, b McDonell ... 0 b McDonell ... 3 b McDonell ... 1 lbw, b McDonell 20 c and b McDonell 45 notout................... 6 not out.................. 8 WARWICKSHIREv. LONDON COUNTY. Played at Edgbaston on May 1 , 2 and 3. Drawn. It was a strong team which the London County put in the field for this match, and it proved a good deal too strong for Warwick­ shire, although the latter escaped inevitable defeat by the opportune arrival of rain. There was nothing of note in the first innings of Warwickshire, except the batting of Mr. Fishwick, who although blessed with a large share of luck, played a decidedly good innings. Braund and Llewellyn bowled with great effect on a wicket which helped them a little. When stumps were drawn on the first day, the visitors, for the loss of only two men (although these were W. G. and Mr. Beldam) were within 7 of their opponents’ total. This good beginning was continued next day, Mr. Woodplaying themost skilful and painstaking cricket for 97, a valuable innings which lasted for three hours and a quarter, while Mr. Murdoch was again in great form, showing much of the cleverness of years ago. The most attractive batting of the day was seen during the partnership of Braund and Mr. W. Smith, who, in about half an hour, put on 67 runs. When stumps were drawn, Warwickshire, with four wickets down in their second innings, were still 131 runs behind. Rain interrupted play very consider­ ably on Saturday, and Warwickshire, thanks to steady and stubborn cricket by Lilley, and a most welcome stand of an hour at a critical time by Lilley and Charlesworth, were able to make a drawn game. W arw ickshire . First innings. Second innings. Devey,cLawton,b Llewellyn 11 c Board, b Llew­ ellyn................... 1 Kinneir, b Llew ellyn...........12 b Llewellyn ... 21 Quaife,c Board, b Llewellyn 10_ run out ...........14 Charlesworth, c Llewellyn, b Braund .......................... 3 cW ood, b Llew­ ellyn...................28 Lilley, run out ................... 4 not out ............72 T.S.Fishwick,lbw,b Braund 67 b V in e....................23 Santall, b Llewellyn ...........14 b V ine....................12 A. C. S. Glover, c Braund, b Llewellyn ..................12 B 6, w 2 , Total .........................218 Total (5 wkts) 91 M r . D ow son’s Side. liis t innings. 0 . M. R. W . D riffield........... 225 40 4 ... B u x to n ........... 21*4 2 55 7 ... Draper Bendall Second innings. O. M. R. W. ...33 1 2 102 5 ... 29 13 43 4 ... 10 0 31 2 ... 6 0 18 0 Driffield bowled three wides. Moorhouse, not out Hargreave, run"out Field, b Braund ... B 1, lb 5 ........... c Braund, b Llewellyn ... 4 cIBoard, b Llew­ ellyn................... 8 B10, lb 1.. Total W . G. Grace, b Quaife 19 C.J.B.Wood,cCharles- worth, b Hargreave 97 G. W . Beldam, b Field 23 W . L. Murdoch, b Charlesworth...........50 Braund, c Charies- . worth, b Moorhouse 46 W . Smith, not out ... 50 Llewellyn, st Lilley, b Quaife .................. 12 ...143 Total (8wkts.) 194 L ondon C ounty. Vine, b Moorhouse ... 6 A. E. Lawton, c Har­ greave, b Moorhouse 4 L. Walker, c Santall, b H argreave......... 26 Board, c Kinneir, b F ield...........................16 B 6, lb ! ................... 8 Tctal ...357 W arwickshire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Braund................... 24 4 50 3 ............ 9 1 37 0 Llewellyn ........... 26 6 69 5 ............ 41 13 83 5 Vine ................... 2 0 18 0 ............ 27 6 59 2 G ra ce........... 4 2 4 0 L ondon C ounty . O. M. R. W . O. M. R .W . Field ... 23*4 3 88 2 1Charleswoith 12 3 46 1 Hargreave 42 12 94 2 Moorhouse... 14 3 £8 3 Santall ... 16 4 35 0 |Quaife............ 13 3 48 2 THE SENIORS’ MATCH AT OXFORD. Played in the Parks on May 1, 2 and 3. Drawn. Rain played a considerable part in this match, of which the most noticeable feature was the batting of R. S. Darling, O. M. Samson, B. A. Collins, A. S. Wetherall, and M. Bonham-Carter. The bowlers did not greatly distinguish themselves, but C. W. Wordsworth, M. Bonham-Carter, and A. C. von Ernsthausen had fairly good analyses. M r . C ollin s’ s Side. First innings. Sccond innings. O. M. Samson (Heitford), c and b W ordsworth...........11 c and b Hannay 65 G.B. Sanderson(Brafienose), c Boissier, b Worsley ... 7 B. L. Peel (Hertford), b Wordsworth ................... 7 c Dickson, b Bon­ ham Carter ... 0 R. S. Darling (Oriel), c Boissier. b Worsley.. ...124 R. C. Grellet (Hertford), c Bonham-Carter,b Words­ worth .................................. 1 Hon. D. O’JBrien (Christ Church), candbBonham - Carter.................................. 19 A. M. Robertson (Univer­ sity), b Bonham-Carter ... 0 notout... A. C. von Ernsthausen (Bal- liol), b Hanr ay...................15 bBonham-Carter 2 F. G. Robinson (Exeter),run out........................................................................................ 29 B. A. Collins (Braeenose), b Wordsworth ...................41 E. Fawcett (Keble), c Han­ nay, b Wordsworth...........21 G. J. Bruce (New), not out 0 B 13, lb 5 .................................................................18 c Medlicott, b H a n n a y...........27 c Hannay, b Bon­ ham-Carter ... 22 ... 14 not out Total B yes 5 Total (5wkts) 126 M r. M e d lic o tt D. J. Cassavetti (Tri­ nity), c Fawcett, b Bruce.......................... 8 A . S. Wetherall (Ke­ ble), b Darling ... 94 M. Bonham - Carter (Balliol), c Sameon, b Peel..........................77 M. R. Dickson (Mer­ ton), b Ernsthausen 7 fl. M. Worsley (Mag­ dalen), b Fawcett ... 5 W . S. Medlicott (Mag­ dalen), c Ernsthau­ sen, b Fawcett...........14 J. E. TomkinsGn (Bal­ liol), b Ernstbausen 34 * Innings declared closed M r . C ollin ’ s S ide . S ide . C. S. Hannay (Trini­ ty), st Robinson, b Ernsthausen .. ..2 0 A. P. Boissier (Bal­ liol), c Bruce, b Ernsthausen......... 19 C. W . Wordsworth (Queen’s), lbw, b Fawcett .................. 24 H. Bomford (Balliol), not out .................. 4 K. D. M o r r i c e (Queen’s), not out 27 B 17, lb 1 ...........18 Total (10 wkts; *361 First inniEgs. Second innirgs. 0. M . R. W . 0. M. B . W . W orsley... .. 20-4 6 35 2 ........... 8 0 33 0 W ordsworth 58 7 97 5 ........... 10 2 88 0 Bonham-Carterl5 1 49 2 ........... 12 3 58 3 Morrice ... .. 7 0 20 0 ........... Hannay ... ... 5 1 21 1 ........... 8 2 27 2 D ickson... ... 8 0 45 0 ........... Boissier ... ... 3 0 8 0 ........... M r . M edlicott ’ s S ide . 0 . M . R. W . 0. M. B. W . Fawcett ... 21 1 96 3 1Darling ... 15 1 68 1 Bruce........... 9 1 48 1 1Grellet ... 8 0 17 0 Ernsthausen 26 5 62 4 |Peel ... 3 0 12 0 U.C.S. OLD BOYS v. ENFIELD.—Played at Enfield on May 3. U.C.S. O ld E oys. H .C.Preston, c Camp­ bell-Roberts,b Smith 1 F.Rowley, lbw, b Star- key ........................... 0 E. Westhorp, b Smith 15 F. Eastman, run out... 1 M. P. Griffith-Jones, b Smith ...................34 N. M . Binney, D. Price-Williams and R. Piice- Williams did not bat. * Innings declared clcsed. V. E. Dart, not ou t... 17 O. P. Griffith-Jones, c and b Cornish..............24 F. E. De Paula, not out ..................................0 B 8, nb 1............ 9 Total (6 wkts) *101 E nfield . Campbell - Rolerts, b W esthoip................... H. W . Smith, c D. Price-Williams, b O. P. Griffith-Jones ... _ L. J. Couves, b W es- Total (3 wkts) 40 th orp...........................12 W . Carter and A. Cornish did not bat. S. G. C. Starkey, not out .......................... 5 P. Eoundy, not out ... 15 Byes.......................... 4