Cricket 1902

176 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M a t 29, 1902. STUART SURRID6E 8 Co., Practical Manufacturers o f the Celebrated P.R.D. CRICKET BATS. A s m ade {or LOUB 'S , OVAL , LEYTON , and the Principal Home and Colonial Crickel Grounds. TOP SHOWING RUBBER SHOWING AIR CHAMBERS. The “ P.R.D .” Bats are used by all the grealect tatsrnei;, v iz.: Prince Kai.ji si* h ji; I,ord Hawke ; W . Q. Grace. Esq ; A. C. Maclaren, Esq.; C. B. Fry, E(*q.; F. 8. Jackson Esq. ; J. It. Mason. E sq .; A . O. Jones, E »q.; J. Darling, E sq .; Ciem dill, E<q.; P. K. Warner, E sq.; M. P. Lucas, Esq.; D. L. A . Jephson, E sq.; R. E. Foster, Esq. ; 8. M. J. Woods, E sq .; L. C. H. Paluret, E sq.; T. Hayward, etc. S ussex C ounty C ricket C l u b , B r ig h to n . The Bats made by Stuart Surridge and Co. are excellent in every way. The willow is the right sort, and the shape and balance leaves nothing to be desired. The new blades are fit to meet new balls without fear of crack or split. C. B. FRY, Sussex XI. Seasons, 189), 1900, 1901—3,600 runs with this bat.—GILBERT L. JESSOP, Capt. Gloucester X I. 175, BOROUGH HIGH STREET, LONDON, S.E. GRA.NYILLE v. WOOLW ICH Played at Lee on May 14. G ranville . GARRISON.— and b P. P. Lincoln, c Ped­ ley. b Nevile T. H . Summers, Pedley G. Beasley, not out .. 42 N. Cockel', Pedley ...15 W . P. WeVer.b Nevile 9 F. G. Bull, lbw, b Nevile .28 J.P. Clarkson, b Wark 17 W . Austin, not out ...100 F. E. Lander, c Hutch­ inson. b Neville ... 12 W. K Honny will and A . R. Layman did not bat W oolwich G arbison . 26 Extras... 31 Total (7 wkts)*281 Capt Pedley. c Sum­ mers, b Hull ! Capt. Brogan, b Bull Major Hutchinson, c Austin, b B u ll.......... T. W. Campbell, not out ........... 2i Capt. Harper, b Bu 1 2 R. G. Wark, not out 9 Extras ........... 5 Total (4 wkts) 66 C. S. Young, Capt. Logan, G. E. Kidd, G. C. Nevile, and F. J. Cogan did not bat. GRANVILLE v. ELTHAM .—Played at Eltham on May 17. E ltham . J. C. W ood, b Bull ... 0 W . Young, b Havers 3 A. C. Kodwell, b Havers ... 0 C. R. Stampe, b Bull 11 H. W . Gill, c Roe, b Morris ................... 2 A. C. S. Jackson, b Havers ................... 0 T. Johnston, b Morris 6 st W . Macfarlane, Layman, b Bull K . Johnston, c Sum­ mers, b Havers G. A. Atkinson, b Bull F. C. Bland, not out Extras ... Total G banvills . N. Cockell, b Atkinson 3 |W . P. Weber, not out 6 A. P. Roe, b W ood ... 2 E xtras................... 2 F G. Bull, n^tout ... 23 | — Total (2 wkts) 35 H. J. Jennings, J. P. Clarkson, Howard Morris, L . R. Havers, P. P. Lincoln, T. H. Summers, at d A . R. Layman did not bat. GRAN VILLE “ A ” v. LESSNESS PARK .—Played on May 19. G ranville “ A . F E Lander, not outl04 I G. Helder, not out ... 54 H. L. Temple, b H .- Extras ................... 9 Smith...........................*>0 I Total (1 wkt)*217 A. O. Peltman, W . Edwards, T. L. Passmore, J. R. Holiingworth, H. W . Le May, J. A. Johnston, F. S. W indett, and H. W . Stirling did not bat. * In Dings declared closed. L essness P ark . G. O. Jones, b Pass- more ....................... Major Hulcatt,run out C. Ironmonger, b Passm ore................... G. Rutter, b Passmore C. Ivemy, b P/tssmore E J. Beal, c Lander, b Passmore ........... P. Tidswell, c John­ ston, b Edwards J. Blythe, st Stirling, b Holl ng worth H.Beasley, b Passmore L Hardy-Smith. c Temple, b Passmore W . Welch, not out ... Extras ................... Total ........... GRANVILLE on May 17. ‘ A ” v. BROMLEY (2nd.)-Played B ro m le y . H. G. Patricksoa, run out ........... .......... 6 W . Durbridge, b Ed­ wards ......................... 8 A .W . Bennett, b W in­ dett ................. ... 16 W . G. Moore, c Ed­ wards, b Helder ... 4 R. A. Covil, b Windett 2 H. J. Covil, b Pope ... 4 C. W . Sharpe, c Stirling, b Pope ... S. A. Tucker, o Stir­ ling. b Windett ... L. A. Tucker, b Pope C. Ward, b W indett.. L. F. Schooling, not out ........................... Extras ... ... Total ... G banvillk . F.E. Lander, c Patrick- son, b Bennett G. Helder, b Sharpe ... S. Burnett, b Bennett C. Taylor, not out ... H. A. Butt, c S. A. Tucker, b Moore F. S. Windett, b Moore ................... H. W . Stirling, not out ........................... Extras ........... ... Total (5 wkts) 43 W . Edwards, B. Morris, J. H. Fry, and H. R. Pope did not bat. GRAVESEND v. GRAN VILLE.—Played at Graves­ end on May 21. G bavbsbnd . F. W . Borman, c Sum­ mers, b Buckingham L. H. W . Troughton. c Weber, b Bucking­ ham ......... . ... < T.G.P. Castley,b Rod- well ................... 4 D.Watson, b Bucking­ ham ........................... I R. R. Russell, b Buckingham ........... 2 Ward, b Rodwell ...70 B.Tabrum, b Bucking­ ham ......................... 10 L. C. Troughton, not out ........................... 5 G. McCanlis, not out 7 Extras ...........17 Total (7 wkts) 257 E. B. Ridditch and Cooper did not bat. * Innings declared closed. G banvillk . N. Cookell, b Watson 68 W . P. Weber, c Tab­ rum, b W a r d ...........10 C. G. Beasley, c and b Castley ... 19 T. H. Summers, c and b Cagtley................... 7 F. E. Lander, run out 8 J. P. Clarkson, not out ........... ... 35 Buckingham, not out 7 Extras ........... 8 Total (5 wkts) 162 F. E. Thompson, A. C. Rodwell, A. R. Layman, and H. Thimbleby did not bat. LESW ESS PARK v. GRAN VILLE.—Pl«yed at Abbey Wood on 19th May. L bssnbss P ark . C. G. Beasley, ht wkt, b Havers 8 T. A. Bevis, b Bull ... 5 R. S. H. Baiss, c Lincoln, b Austin 62 J. T. Shepley, b Bull 2 J. Shuter, b B ull.........26 G. G. Baiss. b Bull ...36 A. P. Birchall, b Bull 0 E W. Davis, c Summers, b Austin D. Watson, c Layman, b A u s tin .................. Major Rich, b Bull ... S. Herbert, not out ... E xtras.................. Total G ranville . N. Cockell, c Shepley, b Davies ...................13 H. J. Jennings, b Shepley ... ... 9 F. G. Bull, c R. Baiss, b Shepley.................. 19 J. P. Clarkson, c Davies, b Shepley 1 W . Austin, run out ... 21 A . P. Roe, b Birchall 2 T. H. Summers, c and b Shepley... ... 0 Howard Morris, c Birchall, b Shepley P. P. Lincoln, not out L. R. Havers, c Shep­ ley, b Birchall A. R. Layman, b Shepley ................... Extras................... Total , 87 U.C.S. OLD BOYS v. E A U N G .—Played at Ealing on May 17. U.C 8. O ld B oys. V. E. DArt, c Nepean, b Barnes ... . .. 0 F. Eastman, c Littel- john. h Barnes 7 H. C. Preston, c Mar­ shall, b Stuart.........32 E. S. Westhorp, not out ..........................28 M. P. Griffith-Jones, b S tu a rt.......... 2 O. S. Hickson, b Rug- ton ... . 0 O. P. Griffith-Jones, not out .......... 4 B 16, lb 1 .. 17 Total (5 wkts) 90 R. Price Williams, A . T. W eir, N. M . Binney, and D. Prioe W illiams did not bat. E aling . Did not bat. A p p oin ted by Royal Warrant. Manufacturers o f Horticultural Bf achim ery to His Majesty, King E dw ard VIZ RANSOMES’ LAWN MOWERS THE BEST IN TH E WOBXD . Possessin Improvements embodied in no other Machines. P A T E N T D O U B L E A N G L E C U T T IN G B A R R E L . P A T E N T 8 P R IN G H A N D L E 8 P R E V E N T IN G V IB R A T IO N , P A T E N T S ING LE S C R E W A D J U S T M E N T . Made in Six Sizes, 26 to 48 inches wide. HAHD-POWER MACHINES IN ALL SIZES TO SUIT EVERY REQUIREMENT. RANSOMES, SIMS & JEFFERIES, Ltd., IPSWICH ENLARGED ^55 QP PATENT SPUNC Printed and Published lor the Proprietor by M kbbitt & H atch*b, L td ., 167, 168,Land 166 , Upper Thames Street, London, B.C., May 29th, 1902.