Cricket 1902

230 OEiCKEt: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J une 26 , 1902. W arwickshire . First innings. Second innings. Devey, b Rhodes.................. 7 b Rhodes ... ... 12 Kinneir, st Eunter,b Haigh 6 c Hunter.bHaigh 11 T. 8. Fishwick, b Haigh ... 2 b Haigh ........... 7 Quaife, b Rhodes... Lilley, b B h odes................... J. F. Byrne, b H aigh........... Sant*11, b H aigh .......... ... Charlesworth, c Whitehead, b Bhodes H . W Bainbridge, c Taylor, b Haigh .. ................... Moorhouse, b H a ig h ........... Hargreave, not out ........... B 7, lb 2, w 1 ........... 18 b Bhodes .......... 0 4 b Haigh .......... 1 1 cHunter,bRhode8 1 3 b Haigh .......... 2 3 run out .......... 5 19 b Haigh .......... 1 17 st Hunter, b Rhodes .......... 0 10 not out .......... 2 10 B 1,1b 2 ... 3 Total......................... 100 Total Y orkshire . O. M. B. W . O. M. P . W . Hargreave 38'3 1*2 M 6 1Kinneir 9 3 24 0 Santall ... 12 7 26 0 Charleswrth 13 1 36 0 Moorhouse 12 3 36 2 |Quaife ... 4 0 24 1 Charlesworth bowl d a wide. W arwickshire . First innings Second innings. O. M. B. W . O. M. R. W . Hirst ........... 7 6 1 0 ........... 4 1 8 0 R h o d e s........... 26 7 41 4 ............ 17*3 9 16 4 Haigh ........... 19-3 4 48 6 ............ 15 5 18 5 Rhodes bowled a wide. LUDGROVE ( 2 ) v. W A RW IC K HOUSE —Played at Ludgrove on June 11. L udgkovb ( 2 ). H.F.Campbell, c Sim­ mons, b I rand R.A.PeasQ,bMcNellan Y.D . Bopcawen, lbw ,b McNeila n ......... N. W . Eastwood, b M cNellan................... E.K.Stephenson,b M c­ Nellan R.J. M.Walker, b Mc­ Nellan ................... G. B. F. Bowley,c Mc­ Nellan, b Brand ... B. A. H. At el-Smith, run out ................... N. Fraser-Tytier, b Brand ........... C.W . Norman, cBlea- den, b McNell^n F.P.D. Bagnal I,notout Total W arw ick H ouse . K. T. Brand, b Pease.. 0 T.McCallum, bWalker 12 K.Crcsbie, b Eastwood 1 M.C.McNellan,b East­ wood ................. C.L.Bleaden,c Pease, b Walker ................... G. Learoyd, lbw, b Norman ... M.T.Scott, b Eastwood 16 D M Simmons, b Nor­ man ........................... R. Philipson, not out R. V, Pandergast, b N orm a n ................... L. Levy, c Smith, b N crm a n ................... Lb 1, w 3 ........... T o t a l........... THE TONBRIDGE W EEK , 1902. Written while it sfill rained. Downpours of rain—the pitch nought but a puddle, Showers descending on pavilion roofs ; Inside, the dripping “ sons of cricket’* huddle (All that have not gone forth in water­ proofs). Grim, empty benches, grand - stand too deserted— Cascades and rivers on the asphalte track— Miniature avalanche, from pipe outspurted, Shedding its water on the passer’s back. No longer now we send the leather flying By huge on drive, or mighty smash to leg; We sit before the fire while clothes are drying. And hang our pads and gloves upon the peg. No longer now we bowl for hours together, Or against lightning trundlers hold the crease, To-day we shiver, as we wonder whether The rain andmudand slush will ever cease. Jupiter Pluvius, tell us now the reason Why play is stopped by such persistent “ wet 99 ?— Why it deprives us of our cricket season, Just when we feel that we are “ getting set” ! Our county’s record but a row of dashes, Telling of games abandoned, (same old tune), We do our best to play “ between the splashes,” And sadly to remember “ This is June.” Jiine, 1902. S.E.B. BEL‘ IZE v. ST. STEPHEN’S (W A LTH AM ­ STOW .—Played at Church End, Willesden, on June 11. B hlsizk . E. S. Buckingham, b J. Freeman ...........54 G. S. Buckirghara, c Freeman, b t-mith... 12 C. Pearce, c Payne, b J. Freeman ... 62 O. O. Challenger, c Cecil, b Adams ... 30 T. S. Fox, lbw, b Free­ man ........................... 1 T. Cook, lbw, b Free­ man .................. o F. G. Vickress, notout £8 P. B . Bogers, run out 4 A. G. Nisbet, b Adams C C. A . Lucas, c Payne,b F ieem an ................... 3 H. S. Sanders, run out 2 B 11, lb 3 w 1 .. 15 Total ...211 S t . S tephen ’ s . FirstJnnings._ _Secondinnings. W.Smith,cG Buckingham,b Sanders ........................... W . Cecil, b Sanders ........... H. Payne, b Challenger .. E. Adams, b Challeng®r ... C. J. Freeman, win out ... J. Freeman, c G. Bucking­ ham, b Challenger ... H. Smith, lbw, b Sanders .. J. Needham, run o u t........... G. Denham, c G. Bucking­ ham, b Sanders................. H. W . Brunton, not out ... P. Sharp, b Challenger B 3 ,lb 6 ........... Total .......... 6 b G. S. Bucking­ ham ................... 5 3 b E. S. Bucking­ ham ................... 6 6 b G. S. Bucking­ ham ........... 2 3 b G. S. Bucking­ ham ........... 23 5 c Fox, b E. 8. Buckingham ... 0 not out . not out... b E. S. Bucking­ ham ................... 0 9 49 Total (6 wkts) 132 LUDGROVE v. STANMORE PARK.—Played at Ludgrove on June 21. L udgrove . C. R. Birkbeck, c Carr, b Balfour................... H. O. Curtis, run out B.L.Benson,b Balfour A . R. Curtis,c halfour, b Allanby.................. A. L. Maynard, c Carr, b B a lfo u r................. W . A. Worsley, b Bal­ four ........................... J. C. Hollins, c Royal, b Balfour................... K. S. Hunter, not out F. B. Lyon, b Balfour B. O. Bridgeman, b Allanby ................... R.J. Burrell, b Balfour B 3, nb 4 . ... Total 0 81 3 1 7 51 S tanmore P ark . LEATHERHEAD v. STREATHAM . — Played at Leatherhead on June 21. L eathbbhkad . A.W .F. Rutty,st Field, b Parton .......... 18 H. R. Whiting, c sub., b P a rto n .................. 24 H .H . Cooke, b DoVson 2 F.Barry.candbParton 0 T.C.Farmer, stField.b Parton ................... 7 H.H.Gordon, b Parton 0 A.E.Lawrence,bParton 8 C. Tritton, b Feeny ... 26 F.G. da Edwards, lbw, b Feeny ...................13 J. 8andberg, b Feeny 2 B. L. Potts, not out... 6 Bye ................... 1 Total .106 Stcond innings: H. R. W hiting, lbw, b Field, 10 T. C. Farmer, b Pulbrook, 13; A . E. Lawrence, no out, 4 ; F. G. da Edwards, lbw, b Field, 0 ; B. L Potts, b Dobson, 4; b 2, lb 1.—Total (four wickets) 84 S treatham . A.E.Fortescue, c and b W hiting ................... 9 E.P. Pulbrook, b Potts L.J.Connor, b W liticg A. R. Read, b Whiting C. J. Parton, b Potts.. E. B. Miller, b Potts.. V. F. Feeny, bWhlting H. 8. Barkworth, c Barry, b P otts......... H.M.Leaf,cSandberg, b Potts ................... 8 E. Field, c Potts, b E d w a rd s.................27 E. J. Dobson, not out ...........................27 B 14, lb 4, w 1 ... 19 First innings. Second innings. J. Balfour, b Maynard 5 b Maynard............ 0 H. E. C. Biederman, lbw, b Maynard ... .......... 1b Lyon............ G. W. Dobson, b Lyon ... 19 notout J. S. Royle, b Lyon ......... 4 b Maynard... J. Adair, b Lyon ......... 3 b Buirell ............ » B. H. Allanby, b Lyon ... 0 b Maynard............ 0 J. 8. Bovill, c Birfceck, b c A . Curtis, b Burrell...............................11 Hollins ............ 7 V . Boutledge, c Curtis, b Maynard ... ......... 2 b Maynard............ 0 G. R. Elliot, c Curtis, b Maynard ......................... 4 not out ............. 8 G. W . Drewry, b Lyon ... 3 E. G Carr, not out ........... 0 Lb 1, w 1, nb 5 ............... 7 B yes ...... 4 Total ...........59 Total (7 wkts) 67 , 1 32 , 1 SOUTHGATE v. CHESHUNT.—Played at Ches­ hunt on J une 17. C heshunt . E.Bockford,bHeygate 2 E.C. Galloway, c Wal­ dron, b Heygate ... 0 W .T. Barwell, c Dick- _ son, b Heygate ... 0 Bain cock , not out 16 G.C. Beloe, b Waldron 7 A . A . Hargreaves, c Mann, b Heygate ... 11 F Escombe, bV' aldron 7 K. B. Alexander, b W ald ron ................... 0 C.H.W ood, b Waldron 1 B 5, lb 2, w 2 S. A . Alexander, lbw, b Waldron ...........18 T o ta l....................71 F.T.Galloway,c Mann, b Heygate ........... 0 Second innings: F. Escombe, not out, 30; K. B. Alexander, b Bicketts, 0 ; E. Rochford, b Bradford, 9 ; W .T . Barwell, c Bradford, b Rickets, 8 ; bye, 1.— Total (three wickets) 43. S outhgate . J.C. Bevington.c Rain- cock, b B e lo e ........30 R. 8. Dickson, o Har- 5 reaves, b Be oe ..1 9 M ann,b Baincock 14 R.B. Heygate, c Rock- ford, b S. Alexander 51 Capt.S. H. Bradford, b W ood........................20 L. R. Lewis, c Beloe, b S. A lexan der.......... 4 E.C.Kempe.cEscomte, b W ood ................... 0 H . G. Rowley, b S. Alexander ...........12 H.J. Ricketts, b Beloe 2 R.A.Maude, c Beloe, b E. Galloway ...........18 L.M .W aldron,notout 12 B 5 , lb 1 ........... 6 Total ...188 Total ...143 L. C. K. THBING’S X I. v. INCOQN III.—Played at Dunstable on June 21. L. C. R. T hbing ’ s X I. L. C. R. Thring,c Tab- rum, b Edwards ... J. Cavanagh, b Lee ... Dr. Young, b Edwards Tolson, b Edwards ... E. E. Apthorp, c Ed­ wards, b L e e ........... W . F. Brown, b Edwards ........... D.C.Oakley,bEdward8 R. H. Walker, b E dw ards................... A.G.Brown,c Tabrum, b L e e ........................ H. G. Allport, not out E. H. Halli, b Lee ... Byes ........... Total Capt. Talbot, b Thring 10 F. W. Orr, c Apthorp, b T h rin g......................96 E. 8. Bailey, run out 20 E. B. T. Lea, c Allport, b Dr, Young ............ 4 MajorOrman,c Brown, b T h rin g......................27 W . H. Edwards, c Brown, b Dr. Young 6 H. Hauers, absent ... 0 I nco » niti . B.Talrum ,stApthorp, b T h ric g ........... 21 A. R. Lockhart, c Cavanagh, b Thring 10 M. H. H jne, not out 4 H. R. Baker, b Brown 13 B 8, w 1 ........... 9 Total .219 M ILL H ILL SCHOOL ▼. ALDENHAM SCHOOL. —Played at Aldenham on June 21. A ldenham S chool . First innings. Second innings. E. E. Christie, c D. Ewen, b Ba n ............................... . 4 not out ............31 J. A . Slater, c Priestley, b Bain ................................. 0 J. E. Seager, lbw, b Bain... 6 c Auty,bJ. Ewen 7 M. Hiles, lbw, b B a in ......13 b J. E w e n ............ i F. Smith, b Auty................1 b J. E w e n ............ 0 W . A. Gray, o Priestley, b Bain .......................... ... A.H .H ills.cD . Ewen,b Bain 8 b F. Ewen ... W . J. Balcombe, c Penny b Auty ................................ 6 G. M. Allman, b Bain ... 0 B. D. Bamage, not out...19 not out W . L. Whitaker, c Auty, b D ick ................................ 3 B 6, lb 1 ................... 7 Bye c Bain, b J. Ewen 0 - 4 T otal.. 62 Total (6 wkts) 52 M ill H ill S chool . N. K. Bain,bWhitaker H. C. Wills, b Smith G. G. MacGregor, b Smith .................. J. S. Auty, c Allman, b Hills 31 H. J. Priestley, b Hills 2 D. A . Ewen, b Christie 1 J. Ewen, b Hills ... 7 J. R. Dick, not out ... 24 W . M. Penny, c Slater, b Whitaker ........... 2 L.W .Taylor,b Christie 0 R. C. Taylor, run out 9 B 6, lb 2 ........... 7 Total ... 87 T H E FIRST THOUSAND RUNS scored this season 1 was made with the “ Guv* nob ” Bat, .and that all the runs scored by R. Abel for the last Six Y xabs have been made with the “ G uv'uo*” Bat. (A dvt .)