Cricket 1902

240 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u n e 26, 1902. STUART SURRIDGE S Co., Practical Manufacturers o f the Celebrated P.R.D. CRICKET BATS. As made for L O R D ’S, OVAL , LEYTON , and the Principal Home and Colonial Crickel Grounds. TOP SHOWING RUBBER BANDS AIR CHAMBERS. SECTION OF HANDLE SHOW ING AIR CHAMBERS. E sq.; E sq .; The “ P.R.D;” Bata are used by all the greatest batsmen, viz.: - Prince Ranjitsinhji ; Lord Hawke ; W . G. Grace, E sq.; A. C. Maclaren, E sq.: C. B. Fry, F. S. Jackson Esq. ; J. R. Mason, E sq.; A. O. Jones, Esq. ; J. Darling, E sq.; Clem Hill, E sq.; P. F. Warner, Esq. ; M. P. Lucas, Esq.; D. L. A. Jephson, R. E. Foster, Esq. ; S. M. J. Woods, E sq .; L. C. H. Palairet, E sq.; T. Hayward, etc. S ussex C ounty C r icket C lu 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, 1899, 1900, 1901-3,600 runs w ith this bat.—GILBERT L. JESSOP, Capt. Gloucester X I. 175, BOROUGH HIGH STREET, LONDON, S.E. LONDON 8COTTI8EI v. UN1VER8ITY COLLEGE SCHOOL.—Played at Brondesbury on June 18. U.C 8. G. Kirton, c and b Kinross ..................1 0 B. H. Ellis, b Kinross 14 J. N. Crawford, c Lamont, b Lienard 8 A . C. Hull, c Bennett, b K in ross................. 0 J. A . Morley, b Lienard .................. 3 8. A . Gard, b Lamont 5 J. H. Cooling, csub, b Lamont ................... 1 P. Christie, b Lienard 0 E. B. Glanfieli, c Bennett, b Lamont 2 R. P. Goode, not out 10 J. M. Hunter, st Bennett, b Lienard 4 B 2, wb 2 ........... 4 Total ... 61 L ondon S cottish . S. Lienard, not out ... 37 M. T. Purcell, c Gard, b Hull ................. 5 H . J. R. Pope, st Ellis, b Goode ................... 0 J. Lamont, lbw, b Goode ................... 1 T. B. Porter, b Hull... 16 A. Kinross, b Hull ... 2 P. Child, b Crawford 12 R. A. Bennett, b Cooling ................... H. Cassell Smith, b Cooling ................ C. K. Child,b Crawford G. A. Argles, b Craw­ ford ........................... L e g -b y e ......... Total ... LONDON AND WESTM INSTER BANK v. RICHMOND A S SO C IA lIO N —Played at Nor­ bury on June 21. R ichmond A ssociation . F. S. Mayo, b Snell ... 6 A. E. Spearpoint, c Pitt-Brook, b Snell 0 T. G. Marchall, R. C. Hopgood, c Gough, b V* illson .. 4 W . A. Sanders, c Pitt- Rrook, b Baker . 4 D N. Milestone, c Pitt- Brook, b 8. Bowman 27 A. J. Trollope, bW ill- pon ........................... 0 H. C. Isner, run out . 10 E. H. H eiley, cGough, b Snell ................... 2 Podman, b Buell ... W E. 8hinner, c Pitt- Brook, b Snell H. Milestone, not out B 5, lb 3 .................. KENSINGTON PA RK v. CHELM SFORD .-Played at Chelmsford on June 21. K ensington P ark . M. A. Nicholas, c Whittaker, b Crozier 14 H. E. Pcoones, b Edwards ... ......... 26 A . A. Eddy, c Morris, b Edwards ... 33 Hawksworth, c and b E d w ard s.......... ... 34 B. H. Conran, b Lucas 3 Total A. A. Surtees and J. R. Conyers did not bat. C helmsford . A. J. M. Eddy, b Lucas 0 L. E. li. Abney, c Martin, b Lucas ...17 E.H.Hamuel.b Crozier 2 H. T. Wright, not out ........................... 2 Byes ...................11 ..142 R. L. Whittaker, i Eddy, b Abney J. L. Martin, c Hawks­ worth, b Abney W . Hillard, c Samuel, b Hawksworth A . P. Luc is, b Hawks­ worth ................... L J.Ballard,cNicholas, b Hawksworth J. D. Dixon, b Hawks­ worth .......................... J. Digby, not out .. 10 A. L. Turneaux, c Sc >ones. b Conran 2 W J.Morris, b Conran 0 R. O. Edwards, c Wright, b Hawks­ worth .......... ... 13 H. Crozier,cNicholas, b Abney ..................11 Byes ................... 8 Total 82 EALING.—Played at LONDON SCOTTISH Ealing on June 21. E aling . C. Dunster, c and b Bennett ................... 5 C. P. Coode, b Bennett ................. 6 R. E. C. McDjugall, b Pope .................. 0 G. H. Nelson, not out 2 B 10, wb 1 ... 11 Total L ondon and W estminster B ank C. A . Snell, b Marshall 1 L. Pitt - Brock, b Trollope ................... 0 W . B r a d b e r y , b Trollope .................. 5 C. J. Crcssley, b Mar­ shall .........................20 A. G. Gough, b Mar­ shall .......................... 2 E. A. Willson, c Skinner, b Marshall 16 A. Podmore did not bat. N. E. Thomson, st Sandeis, b 'Jrollope 8 C. J. tfowm&n, lbw, b Marsh t il................... 4 8. Bowmi»'. not out . 2 H. S B a k e r , b Trollope ........... 1 B 7, n b l ........... 8 Total (9 wkts) 67 A. F. Nepean, b Pope 14 E. M. Maitin, b Lienard ........... 3 C. T. J. Barnes, b P o p e ........................22 W. E Neal, run out .. 1 H . H. Perry, c Den- niston, ►*Pope........10 A . 8. Dornt.n, b Bennett ............ 1 W . D. Coplestone, c Porter, b Pope ... 2 L ondon S cottish . Total 76 H G. Dunkley, c and b Coode .................. A. F. Denniston, b Barm a ................... J. D. Fwrbes c Nepean, b Coode .................. E. A . Bennett, c Barnes, b Perry 8. I.ienard, b Perry ... F. J. Wass, b Perry .. W . Cooke, nut out ... F. B. Porter, b Coode 13 H. J. R. Pope, c Dornton. b Barnes 6 A . B. Danielle, b Perry ................ 0 D. M. Clark, c and b Barnes .................. 5 B y e s ................. 6 LUDGROYE (2) v. 80U TH LODGE.- South Lodge on June 21. -Playe 1 at L udgrove (2). Second innings. 0 b Young ........... ' 2 b Hoare ........... Total 86 First inninflr«. H. F. Campb' 11. b Young .. R. H. M. Abel-fcmita, c Davey. b Begbie ........... V. D Boscawen, lbw, b Begbie ................... N. W . Eastwood, b Young R. A. Pease, c Spofforth, b Begbie.................................. R. J M. Walker, b Young. G. R . F. Rowley, b Young . E R. Stephenson, b Young C. W . Norm in, run '*ut ... E. M. Worsley, c Sp^fforth, b Young ................... N. Fraser-Tytler, not o u t.. B 3, lb 2 ................... Total ................... First innings. E. R. Spofforth, bN or G. Begbie. b Pease E. Hoare, b Walker J. A . Young, c Norman, b Wull/pi* H. F. Young, b Walker R. H. Jobson, b Norman ... D. Mudie, c Atel-Sm ith, b U/u1 lrpr B. Davey, b Walker !!'. R. Laycocb, c Worsley, b Norman .......................... C. Q,. Roberts, not out T. Cartland, c Campbell, b Norman ........................... Wide ........................... Total ...................19 Total (3 wkts) *72 * Innings declared c’osed. Important to Cricketers. TR Y A L L E N ’S FO O T EASE, A po «der to be shaken into the shoes. At this season your feet feel swollen, nervous and damp, and get tired easily I f you have achi- g feet or tight shoes iry Allen’s foot Esse. It rests the feet and makes new or t ght boots ^a^y. Tures hot, swo'len and sweating iert, bli-ters or callous spots. Relieves corns and bunions of all piin and gives rest and comfort. Try it to-ddy. Of all chemists and stores. Price. 1/1J. Accept no substitute. Sent, post free , for l/lJ. Trial package FREE. Address, A llkn S. O lmsted , 1, Southampton Row, London, W.C. 1 b Young ........... 1 2 b Young ........... 6 2 run out .......... 1 5 b Young ........... 0 0 b Begbie 5 7 c Mudie,b Young 0 4 c Davey,b Begbie 2 3 b Begbie .......... 0 0 not o u t................. 2 6 31 Total ... 17 j ODGE. Second inniogs ..10 run out ........... 10 2 n o to u t................. i8 2 b Pease ........... 0 1 b Pease ........... 32 o notout................... 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 Bye ........... 1 A p p o in t e d by Royal Warrant. Manufacturers of Horticultural Machinery to His Majesty, X i n g Edward VII. RANSOMES’ LAWN MOWERS TH E BEST IN THE WORLD . Poasessin Im provements 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 B IN G L E b C R E W A D J U S T M E N T . 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