Cricket 1902

190 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u n e 5 , 1902. U PPER TOOTING v. HORNSEY.—H ayed at Upper T joting on May 31. H ornsey . First innings. Second innings. W . J. L . Brewer, lbw, b Davie* ................ 9 b Parez ... 21 J H. Nicholls, c and b Rus.-ell................................... 3 not o u t......... ... 23 L. J. Weaver, b R« s ell .. 0 L. Tubbs, c aud b Russell 0 c Bu'cher, b Bartley ... ... 9 F. H . Swinstead, b Russ* 11 0 st »:u cher, b Partz ... 47 E. W . Grim«dale, b Russell 1 8 . L . King, b Kussell . ... 7 not out........... ... H. B. Vine?, b Russell 0 S M. Banker, c Davies, b Bartley.................................. 20 b Bartley ... ... 5 L. W . Johnson, b Russell .. 1 F. Whitehead, not out 1 B 4 ,lb 2 .......................... 6 Lb 1, w 1 ... 2 Total ........... ........... 48 Total (4 wkts) 111 U pper T ooting . First innings. Second innings. D . H. Butcher, st King, b G rim sdale.......................... 10 n o to u t............23 A . H. Pirez. b Swinste-.d .. 0 b Brewer ........ 8 H. Morris-Davies, c King, b Grimsdale ... 0 J. A. Lyon, c Banker, b G rim sdale.........................13 b Swinstead ... 11 B . w . Hawking, c "White­ head. b Sfcinsteod ... . 1 H. Tanner, c V*eaver, b 8w instead...........................14 b Swinstead ... 2 D. C. Bartley, c King, b S w icstea l........................... 1 P. H. White, c Grimsdale, b Swinstead ................... 0 J. Barton-White, b Swin* stead .................................. 0 H. T. tf. Bond, ’ » Brewer . 12 not out................ 18 G. P. Russell, Lot out T ot.l Byes................... 2 Total (3 wkts) 64 UPPER TOOTING v. HO HNSEY.—Played at Horn­ sey ou >Jay 3 1. H oknsby . P. W . O.-cioft, c Scott, A. R. King, b Hand- b and ock 37 COCK ... ... ... 0 E. L. Tate, lbw, b C. M. A. Wair ck, b C. H sken 2 Bosken ............... 6 W . J. Cruikshanks, st E. B. Ames, not out 9 Fr<mks, b C. Hosken 2 P.Bromdeld stFrank*, S. L. Clarie, c Scott, b b C. Jdosken 6 C. Ho.iken ......... 1 A . Edwards, b Hand­ C. W . Talbot, b Hand- cock ... 1 cock 19 Lb 2, w 1, nb 2.. 5 A . E. Turberville, b Handcock................... 1 Total ............. 89 U pper T ooting . E. C. Taylor, c War­ rick, b King ... £0 R. M. Haivey, b Os­ croft ... .................... 15 C. F. Hosken, b Os­ croft............................. 4 J. F. Hosken, c Ed- waids. b Oscroft 7 H. L>. Handcuck, b A n u s...........................35 H. G. Franks, bCruik- shank ................... 4 G. M. S. OlJha i , b Ames .. ... ... 7 J. Strode, b Ames ... 6 K. G. Frith, b King 3 A. H. Pollard, not out 0 B 13, lb 3, w 2.. 18 Tottl (9 wkts).29 H. L Ecott did not bat. MARLBOROUGH BLUE8 v. PRIVATE BANKS. —Played at Catford Bridge oa May 31. M a rlb o ro u g h B i ubb. C. H. M . Thring. b Tyler ... ..1 2 R. W . Foster, c sub., b Tyler . . 0 J. C. bale, b Johnstone 27 M. S. Roger*, c and o T yler......................... 5 T. C. Mandnrs, c John­ ston-, b Burt ... 46 F.W.Bellamy, b John­ stone .......... ......... 8 L.N.KogfttJ,c Melville, b Johnstone ........... 0 A.N . Rogers, c Turner, b Johnstone ........... 5 H. M. Rogers,c David­ son, b Melville ... 29 H. ti. Burdett, not out 6 G.C. H. Coleman, c and b Johnstone ........... 0 Extras.................. 5 Total ..137 P rivate B anks . H. J. Page, b Sale ... 7 J. L. M. Davidson, c Manders, b M. S. Regers ... ... 34 J.H uownward bSale 2 C. E. Melville, lbw, b M. S. R og ers.......... 6 W. G. Turner, lbw, b M. S. R o g e rs.......... 3 L. B. Beirtt, b M. S. Rogers ...................11 H .J. E. Phillips,b Sale 2 C.Hyrne.bM. s. Rogers 10 E Tyler, not out 23 C.P.Johnstone, bM . 8. Rogers .................g C. Jarrett. c Manners, b M .S . Rogers ... 0 Extras ..............12 GRAN VILLE “ A ” v. A. M ILLER-HALLET’ S X I. —Played at Orpington on May 24. G ranville “ A .’* First innings. A. O. Pettman, c Anderton, b Ra'ph .......................... H. L. 'lemple, c Hughes, b Northcote ........... F E. Thompson, b Ralph ... J. R.Hollingworth, b Ralph H. W . Le May, b Northcote F. S. Windett, b Northcote E. F. Debenham, b North­ cote ................................. J. H. Fry, b Ralph ........... H. W . Stirling, b Northcote J. A. Johnston, not out ... A. C. Rodwell, b Ralph ... Extras ... Total ...........41 A . M iller -H allett ’ s X I. Second innings. 3 b Hughes ... ... 2 7 b Hughes ... ... 9 0 c Th mpson, b Northcote ... 0 0 c Anderton, b Northcote ... 1 3 b Thompson ... 3 0 lbw, b Hughes ... 9 11 b Thompson ... 1 0 not out ... 7 0 c Cornish, b Northcote ... 11 0 c Thompson, b Nortbcote ... 0 5 b Northcote ... 13 12 Extras ... ... 5 41 Total ... ... 61 Total Dr. P. Northoote, c Temple, b Deben­ ham .......................... C. S. King, c Fry, b Debenham F. C. A. Thompson, c and b Debenham ... G. R. Turmtall. c Debenhim, b Hol- lingworth.................. R.T.Miller, c Win­ dett, b Debenham .. h . G. Cornish, c and b Windett ... . 87 R.H . Smith, b Deben­ ham ........................... C. S. Anderton, b W in d e tt................... A. Miller-Hallett, b Holliug w orth ......... J. Ralph, not out R. M. H. Hughes, st Stirling, b jd ol- lingworth ........... Extras ........... T o ta l...........1 HAMPSTEAD v. GRAN VILLE (LEE).—Played at Hampstead oa May 24. G ranville . W. P. Weber, b SpofA . P. Roe, c Ciump, b forth ................. 44 Swinstead ......... 3 N. C. Cockell. c SwinT. H. Richards jn, b stead, b bpofforth .. 1 Spofforth ........... 4 F. G. Bull, 0 spofforth 0 T. Passmore, b Spof­ J. P. Clarkson, b bp >f- forth ....................... 9 forth ... . 12 E. L. Marsden,not out 0 T. H.Summers b SpofA. R. Layman,b hpof- forth 6 forth ........................... 0 F. E Lauder, b Swin- B 6, lb 3 ........... 9 s t e t d ........................... 0 T o ta l........... 88 Second innings:—W. P. Weber, run out 0 ; N. C. Cockell, c and b Crosdale, 14; T. H. Summers, not out, 33; T. Passmore, not out. 8 ; E. L. Marsden, c Crump, b Swinstead, 17 ; B 4, lb 2.—Total (for three wickets), 78. H ampstead . D. J. Crump, b Bull... F. B. Thomhiil,c Lay­ man, b Richardson B. A . Everitt, c and b Richardson ........... G. Crosdale, st Lay­ man, b bull ........... G. H. Swinstead, c Cockell. b Bull F. K. Spofforth, c Roe, b Bu i ..........................! F. W . Orr. b Eu'l ... A. A. Barron, b Rich­ ardson ................... F. J. Potter, b Bull ... L. E. Thomas,run out A. B. Osmond, notjut B y es................... Total .......... H AM P-TE AD v. EA LIN G .—Played at Ealing on May 24. E aling . G. W . Beldam, W h eater........... R.H .M ai!ett,b Ahsan- ul-Hak ................. E. S. 1 ittlejohn, b Pawiing ........... H.S.Squire.c Pawling, b D ickson.............. 10.) E.M Martin, st Moon, b Wheater .............38 H. H. Peiry, cBeaton, b Wheater ........... 0 37 ... 10 G.H.Lomas, bPawliDg 9 G. B. Tatham, b Paw­ ling ......................... 0 A. R. Littlejohn, c Moon, b D.ckson .. 23 C. J. Barnes, Dot o u t . 9 A. T. Weir, n Dickson 1 B 3, lb 7 ...........10 Total ......... 228 H ampstead . ...118 Ahsan-ul-Hak, c Bel­ dam, b Perry .. . . 6 E. W. H. Le-tton, b Perry................. . . 2 T. S.Wheater,b Little­ john .......................... 16 J. « . Q. Besch, c and b Littiejohn .......... 20 W .R . M oou,b Beldam 10 MohamedSaid,cLittle- john, b Beldam ... 1 A. Macdonald, b Bel­ dam ........... ... 10 8. 8. lawling.b Little­ john .......................... 0 S T.Fradd,bLittlej»bn 2 J. C. R Dickson, c Barnes, b Beldam ... 1 V.C.Hollander,not out 2 B 5, lb 2 ........... 7 HAMPSTEAD v. FIN CH LEY.—Played at Hamp­ stead on May 31. H ampstead . D. J. Crump, b Fen­ nell ...........................49 G. H. Swinstead, b Bacmpister ........... 0 W . R. Moon, c and b Bacmei*ter ......... 5 W . 8. Hale.cWilliams, b Neiierheitman ... 0 F. R. Sp ^fforth.bNew- b u r y .......................... 20 H. Greig. c Pearce, b N ew bu ry................... 4 F inchley . A. R. Trimen, not out 31 E. W . H. Beaton, c Pearce, b Tuck ... 6 E. L. Marsden, b Pearce ................14 J. C. R. Dickson, run out ......................... 0 A . B. Osmond, c Har­ ris,bNeiderheitmann 9 B 10, lb 2 ........12 Total ...150 W . P. Harrison, cHale, b Spofforth ........... 4 L. Neiderheitmann, b Spofforth...................12 W. Pearce, b Spofforth 7 W . Newbery, b bp^f- fo r t h .......................... 3 B. E. Williams, b fcpof- forih ........... ... 3 W . Harris, b Osmond 16 F. Tuck, b Hale ... 3 T. S. Thomson,bSpof- forth...........................10 W . Fennell, b Spof­ forth ........................... 2 W . de Paula, not out 0 L. H. Bacmeister, ab­ sent, hurt ........... 0 B 2, lb 3 ........... 6 Total f5 HAMPSTEAD v. W EST HEhTS CLUB AND GROUND.—Played at Hampsteid on May 28. H ampstead . First innings. F. Rowley, h Dumbleton ... 60 Ah«*an-ul-Hak, b White ... 0 D. J. Crump, b Nimmo ... 16 L. H. Bacmeister, b White 10 E.W . R.Beaton,lbw,bWhite 7 J. G. Q. Beach, c White, b Nimmo .......................... 25 Mohamed Said, c sub., b Wh t e ..................................35 A. B. Osmond, c White, b Dum bleton......................... 2 E. Reid, not o u t ...................11 V. C. Hollander, b W hite... 1 J. C. R. Dickson, c White, b Dumbleton ................... 1 B 8, lb 5 ...................13 Second innings. c East, b Potts ... 30 0 Dumbleton, b Nimmo ...........10 not out................... 0 c White, b Potts 15 b Nimmo b Potts... c East, b Potts .. 0 b Potts................... 6 b Nimmo ........... 2 B 2,1b 1, w l,n b 1 5 Total ...................181 Total (8 wkta) 72 W est H erts C. & G. W hit°, b Bacmeister 4 G. G. Dumbleton, b Osmond ................... 1 W . East, not out ... 29 F. Nimmo, b Osmond 4 A . Potts, c Besch, b Bacmeister .......... 14 B. Westmacott, b Bac­ meister ................... 8 Three others absent. B. Fenwick, b Bao- meister ........... 1 H.Sedgwick,b Ahsan- ul-kak ................. 0 B 5, lb 6...................11 Total . 72 WOOLW ICH GAKRISON v. INCOGNITI.—Played at Woolwich on May 28. WooLWiCH G arrison . Total 76 Capt. Logan, b North­ cote ... . 0 Capt. Guggisberg, c Voules, b Tassell ... 32 J. D Campbell, c Voules, b Northcote 8 C»pt. Blair, b North­ cote ..............................37 Capt. Pedley, b Taesell 0 A. 8. Archdale, c Col­ lins, b Northcote ... 3 I ncogniti . E. St.C Gray, bNorth- cote ........................... C. S. Young, c Dillon, b Tas-ell ... ......... Maj orBenson,bTassell Beatty, not o u t ........... Cogan.c Bett, b Tas­ sell ........................... B 3, lb 3 ........... Total ...103 D. C. Lee, c Campbell, b B en son .................. 5 A. B. Voules, b Blair 70 Dr. P. Northcote, c Gray, bCogan...........14 E. W . Crosse, cCamp­ bell, b Benson.......... 11 R. H. Dillon, c Logan, b B en son.................. 5 R. Graham Cowley, c and b Pedley...........19 W . C. ( ollins, c Ped­ ley, b L o g a n ........... 4 T. C. Bett. noc out ... 25 A. B. Cipriini,i)ot out 24 B 4 ,lb l, w 2, nb2 9 Total (7 wkts) 186 Capt. A . Roberts and G. Tassell did not bat T E N T S ! T EN TS ! Suitable for Gardens, Cricket, or Camping-out pur­ poses ; 40ft. in circumference, pegs, poles, mallet, and lines complete (with tent bag included). ITiese tents are white, and have only been used a little by His Majesty’s Government, and originally cost over £6 each. I will send one complete for 80s. Can be sent on approval. Price list of marquees (any size) post free. N.K.—I have a quantity of tents from 20s. to 80s., but the tents which please my customers best are those 1 tend out at 3os. each. H. J. GASSON, Government Contractor, Rye.