Cricket 1902

260 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J uly 10, 1902. Of the 48 balls he received, Jessop scored off 24. His doings in the two test matches in which he has played may be summed up as follows:— Balls Balls Buns Ground.received, scored from. obtd. Edgbaston ............... 5 ... 3 ... 6 Sheffield» 8 - 6 - 12 (2nd inns.,.. 48 Total 24 55 61 ... 33 ... 73 This must be considered a wonderful feat for such important cricket. The ’ Varsity match, although full of inter­ est throughout, does not call for lengthy comment. Both teamswere somewhat below the average, despite the fact that each side contained some notable names. The bowling proved to be the weak point. In Dowson and E. R. Wilson (who between them ob­ tained eighteen of the twenty wickets) Cam­ bridge possessed the best pair, but Oxford had the greater variety. Dillon and Findlay proved a capital couple to open the Dark Blue innings, but their efforts were poorly supported. To this fact their failure may be attributed. It was generally anticipated that Cambridge would win, for they were beyond doubt the stronger side. S. H. Day’s long innings was the chief feature of the game, and but for it the result of the match might well have been different. Findlay’s wicket- keeping was up to his highest standard, and greater praise than this it is impossible to give. Few more enjoyable matches than the one between the Gentlemen and Players, which concluded yesterday at Lord’s have been witnessed in London this year. From start to finish it was full of incident, the play on the second day beiDg possibly the most interesting. •verything in the game was dwarfed by the all-round cricket of Lock­ wood and Braund, both of whom for years to come will be able to look back at the match with the greatest satisfaction. From a spec­ tacular point of view the display of the Surrey man was the better of the two. His batting on the whole was vigorous and free, whilst that of Braund was at times very laboured. Both, however, showed cricket of a very high order and thoroughly deserved their success. A word of praise is due to Denton for his long innings, as he made his runs at a time when half of the Players’ wickets had fallen for a moderate total. RESULTS OF A L L MATCHES BETWEEN THE GENTLEMEN AN D PLAYERS. (To July 10th). W on W on by by Pld. Genln P ra. Dn,.Tie. Ground X I. a wd° I t gainst odds O val... ......................... Hastings........................... Prince’s ......................... . Scai boro’ .......................... ~ . , . __I X I. a side . Brighton j agajD8t odds Canterbury (agaimtodds) Grand Total ... The Gentlemen have never received odds in any shape or form. 70 . . 27 . . 36 .. 7 .. 0 . 17 . . 7 . . 9 .. 1 .. 0 45 . . 12 . . 23 .. 9 .. 1 6 1 . . 2 .. 3 . 0 5 . . 4 . . 1 .. 0 .. 0 5 . . 2 . . 1 .. 2 .. 0 2 . . 0 . . 1 .. 1 .. 0 1 . . 0 . . 0 .. 1 .. 0 1 . . 0 . . 0 .. 1 .. 0 133 46 64 22 1 19 7 9 3 0 152 63 73 25 1 LONDON SCOTTISH v. WEST HERTS.—Played at Brondesbury on July 5. W est H erts . J. A. Murray, b Lacey K. V. DalJymoie, c sub, b Lienard H . J. C. Sumpter, c t orbes, b Lacey ... C. Rose, b Lacey J. R. Godson, c Pope, b Wass ... .......... H . Harding,Jb Lienard J. Taylor, b Lacey E. Cranslon,b Lienard P. Hamilton, b Pope F. Basebe, not out ... D. Bartree, b Wass... Bye ... Total L ondon S cottish . A. R. Daniells,c Daily- more, b H am ilton... 0 E. Lacey, lbw, b Dallymore .........11 W . Cooke, e Cranston, b Harding .........26 B. Porter, c Godson, b Dallymore ........110 F. J. Wass, run out... 5 H . G. Dunkley, c Tay­ lor, b Cranston ... 59 J. D. Forbes, not out 8 H . J. R. Pope, not out 3 B 26, lb 2, wb 5, nb 1 34 Total (6 wkts) 256 S. Lienard and A. F. Denniston did not bat. J. C. LOVELL’ S X I. v. R. F. RUSSELL’S X I .— Played at Tulee Hill on July 6. R . F. R ussell ’ s X I. E. Russell, b C. L. B in g .......................... 26 G. Bussell, b C.L. Ring 27 R. A . Russell, c Has­ sard, b O. L. Ring .. 15 H. Tidy, b J. 8. Lovell 10 W . E. Rowe, b C. L. R in g .......................... l H. Russell, c West, b C. L. Bing .......... 7 R. Scott, bJ.S. Lovell 7 C. Lovell, not out . 10 R . F. Bussell, lbw, b J. S. Lovell ........... 1 C. Baron, b C. L. Ring 4 P.Naylor, c Mountain, b J. 8. L o v e ll.......... 2 B 12,1b 1 ...........13 Total . 122 E. D. Lovell, b R. A. Ruesell ................... 5 C. H. Mountain, b H. Russell ................. 1 D. V. Hassard, b R. A. hussell ........... 57 H. West, c Scott, b R. A. Russell.................. 14 H. N. Bing, b G. Rus­ sell ... ................... 5 L. Lovell, b R. A. Rus­ sell .......................... 4 J. C. L ovell ’ s X I. A. Meller, not out ... J. 8. Lovell, b R. A. Russell ................... W . M. Yetts, run out C. L. Ring, c R. F., b R. A. R u ssell......... S. H. Flindt, b R. A. Russell ................... B 19, lb 6 .......... Total ...........] C. G. Smith, st F. M!. Barton, b H. W . W h eeler...................: L . M. Simmons, b H . W . Wheeler ... Hillason, not out B 7, lb 1 ................... Total (7 wkts) *245 BRIXTON WANDERERS v. SPENCER.—Played at East Dulwich on July 5. B bixton W anderers . F. Cdell, b Sykes ...3 0 I. Faulkner, c and b E. R. Barton . ..1 8 A. V. Storey, b Sykes 41 R. E. Irmith, b Sykes 0 E. T. Gale, st F. M. Bart* n, b E. R. Barton ...................64 R. J. Burlington, not out ...........................51 F. P. Bider and W. R. Benge did not tat. * Innings declared closed. S pbnceb . V. J. Woodward, c G. Sykes, not out ... 10 Gale, b Mason...........42 B 2, lb 2 ..................... 3 A. V. Black, c Gale, b — Sim m ons................... 3 Total (3 wkts) ...151 T. J. W heeler, st Gale, b C. G. Sm ith.......... 93 H. W . Wheeler, F. M. Barton, W. D.Macbeth* E. R. Barton, J. C. Larkin, G. T. Barnes, and B* Cox did not bat. DULW ICH v. FOREST H IL L .- Played at Perry Hill on June 26. D ulwich 0 F. J. Fiolinson, not out ...........................16 M. C. Pope, b Bradley 3 H . L. W ills, b Bradley 0 G. Procter, b Bradley 3 C. Balkwill, b Bradley 0 Extras ...................10 P. H . Slater, b Bradley E. W . Tate, c Hooker, b Bradley...................15 H. G. Cryer, b Welch­ man ........................... 5 C. J. Goodall, b Bradley ..................17 S. E. Huntley, b H ard 21 C.P.Tregillas. runout 14 Total ...........129 C. W . Whitehurst, b Bradley ...................25 Second innings:—E. W . Tate, b Phillips, 16; H. G. Cryer, not out, 60; C. P. Tregillas, not out, 11; C. W . Whitehurst, c Cockell, b W il.iams, 29; F. J. Finlin- son, b Bradley, 2; Extras, 4.—Total (3 wkts), 122. F obest H ill . H. A. Hooker, b Wills 30 H. E. Barnes, b Cryer 0 C. G. H ill, lbw, b Proctor ................... 0 N. Cockell. b W ells ... 45 W . P . Williams, c & b W ells................... ... 7 C. Young, c Goodall, b Wells ...................13 C. F. Phillips, b Wells 4 S. Silverthorne, c Pope, b Wells ... 0 C. E. Hand, lbw, b W ells ...................32 C.Welchman,cWhite- hurst, b Goodall ... 30 W.M.Bradley, b W ills 5 F. Skipper, not o u t... 1 Extras ...................24 Total ...191 ARTISTS v. AU TH O RS.-Played at Esher on June 30. A uthobs . Sir A. Conan Doyle, b Swinstead ...........: Shan F. BuUock, b Hughes .................. J. C. Snaith, lbw, b Hughes .................. R. M. Grave?, b Swinstead................. A.P. Graves, b Hughes E. V . Lucas, b Nightingale ...........! A. Kinross, c Taub­ man, b Hughes ... 46 H. Bleakley, c Swin­ stead, b Nightingale 4 E. W . Hornung, c Studd, b Hughes Stephen Gwyn, bwinstead J. Mackie, not out 9 Total ..112 Second innings J. O. Snaith, not out, 44; R. M. Graves, b Swinstead, 8 ; A . P. Graves, not out, 16; Byes, 4.—Total (1 wkt), 71. A btists . G. Bildyard - Swin­ stead. c R. M. Graves, b Doyle 17 A. H. Studd, b Snaith 4 Frank C. Batson, st Hornung, b Doyle .. 95 G. Gascoyne, b Snaith 0 A. Batchelor, st Hor- nuDg, b R. M.Graves 31 A. Chevallier Tayler, b A. P. Graves ... 27 L. C. Nightingale, c Gwyn, b Snaith .. 2 R .M . Hughes, notout 28 Frank Taubman, b Doyle ................... 2 Adrian Stokes, b A . P. G ra ves.......... 0 E. A. Abbey, b A . P. Graves ................... 3 B 5, lb 2, nb 4 ... 11 Total .220 LUDGROVE (2) v. W ARW ICK HOUSE. - Played at Ludgrove ou July 5. L udgbove (2). H. F. Campbell, c and G. R. F. Rowley, b b brand .................. 16 MacNellan ........... 0 H. H. M. A. Pmith, c E. K. Stephenson, b Simmons, b M cSimm ons................... 0 Nellan .................. 20 C. W . Norman, bM ac- V . D. Boscawen, b Nellan ................... 0 Prendergast .......... 1 E. M. Worsley, b N. W . Eastwood, run MacNellan ........... 0 out .......................... 9 N. Fraser-Tytler, not R. A. Peace, run out 20 out ........................... 3 R. J. M. Walker, c Byes ........... 3 acd b MacNellan ... 6 — Total ........... 78 Second innings: H. J. Campbell, not out, 15; R. H. M. A. Smith, c Scott, b MacNellan, 4; V. D. Bos- cawen, not out, 9 ; N. Fraser-Tyl**r, b Mac Nellan, 0; byes, 1.— 1otal (two wickets) 29. W abw ick H ouse . MacCallum, run out... 11 bleaden, b Pease ... 4 MacNellan,c F. Tytler, b Eastwood ... 9 Brand, b Walker ... 2 Scott, b W alker........... 0 Crosbie, b Eastwood... 2 Learoyd, b Walker .. 1 Philipson, b Eastwood 3 Simmons, not out ... 11 Prendergast, b East­ wood ........................... 0 Levy, c Smith, b Wo r s e ly ................... 2 Lb 1, wb 4........... 5 Total 50 BURY AN D WEST SUFFOLK v. INCOGNITI. - Played at Bury on June 30 and July 1. B uby and W est S uffolk . First innings. E. Pritchett, run o u t . J. White, c sub, b Tassell... 0 T. A. G. Hockley, c Carp­ mael, b Whitley ........... J. F. W ilkes, b Tassell Second innings. ... 61 c Dixon, b Raw- linson ........... 7 Pritchett, b Smith ...........21 and b Tassell 46 Carpmael, b W h itle y .......11 G. M. Falkner, b Tassell ... 19 c Talbot, b Raw- linson ......... 0 Rev. J. F. Vincent-Fernie, c Carpmael, b Rawlinson 12 run out ........ 0 Rev.F. S. Dennett, b Tassell 7 b Croesman ... 6 H. W . Claughton, lbw, b Raw llnson........................... 7 b Smith .......15 A. Buxton, b Whitley ... 9 runout ........ 3 E. W . Lake, b Rawlinson .. 7 absent................ 0 Coote, not out ................... 1 not out ......... 4 B 18, lb 5, nb 1 ... 24 B 17, lb 3 ... 20 Total ...154 I ncogniti . Total ...133 A. B. Voules, b Lake 3 T. W . Pritchett, b V.-Fernie...................15 E.C.Smith,b V.-Fernie 1 D. Crossmann, c Faulkner,bV.-Fernie 23 Capt. H. L. Talbot, c Pritchett,bV.-Femie 7 T. A. Rawlinson, c Hockley, b Faulkner 35 W . H. Whitley, c Wilkes, b Faulkner 0 Second innings:—T. W . Pritchett, not out, 8 ; E. C. Smith, not out, 15; C. Dixon, c Wilkes, b Faulkner, 22; b 2, w 1, 3.—Total (1 wkt), 48. G. Tassell, c Hockley, b V.-Fem ie ........... 1 C. Dixon, c Hockley, b V.-Fem ie ........... 80 M ajor Lainson, not out ...........................22 W. P. Carpmael, c White, b V.-Fernie 0 B 14, lb 4, w 6 ... 24 Total .240