Cricket 1902

J u l y 17, 1902. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 285 Derbyshire was too great and the result was a severe defeat. D erbyshire . First innings. Second innings. Bagshaw, b W ass.................... 0 c Shrewsbury, b Hallam ........... 4 L. G. W right, c W . Gunn, b Wa8S ................................24 c Oates, b Wass 3 Storer, c Jones, b Wass ...34 c Oates, b Wass 10 E. M. Ashcroft, c Jones, b Hallam ......................... 49 Needham, b Hallam . ... 59 Humphries.cWass,bEallam 18 c Taylor, b Wass 43 A. E. Lawton, e Oates, b Hallam .............................. 0 Warren, c Jones, b Hall »m 4 T. Forester, not out Hulme, run out ... c W ., b J. Gunn 92 b W ass................. 2 Bestwick, c Jones, b Gunn.. 7 E xtras......................... 14 b Was3 . ... 32 c3oodacre,bWass 3 ... 16 notout ...........36 ... 9 c Shrewsbury,b J. Gunn ...........25 b Hallam .......... 26 B 9, lb 11, nb 2 22 Total ...................234 Total ...........2' N otts . A.O. Jones, c Humph­ ries, b Bestwick ... 2 Iremonger, c Storer, b Warren ..................................................... 146 Gunn(W .),c Bagshaw, b Hulme ... ...........................................120 Shrewsbury, cWarren, b Bestwick ... ... 7 Gunn(J.),cHumphries, b H u lm e ..................................................... 7Total W .B. Goodacre, c and Warren ...................37 Anthony, b Ashcroft 69 Oatfs, b Bestwick ... 6 Hallam, b Forester ... 36 Wass, b Ashcroft ... 1 Taylor, not o u t........... 7 B 3, lb 4, nb 2 ... 9 ..467 Second innings Iremonger, c Storer, b Forester, 23 ; Gunn (J.), not out, 40 ; Gunn ( W .), not out, 1; Leg-byes, 3 .-T otal (1 wkt), 67. D erbyshire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Wass ........... 24 175 3 ... ... 37 8 152 6 Taylor ........... 14 3 35 0 ......... 8 0 28 0 Gunn (J.) ... 21*3 3 64 1 ......... 15 4 45 2 H a lla m .......... 15 2 46 5 ........... 23’5 12 35 2 J on es........... 6 2 13 0 Anthony ... 5 2 3 0 Wass delivered six no-balls and one wide. N otts . O. M R. W . O. M. R. W . Warren ... ... 31 5 107 2 ... .. 21 0 13 0 Bestwick ... ... 42 8 107 3 .. ... 9 1 18 0 Forester ... ... 30 8 80 1 ... ... 5 1 1-1 I Hulme ... 23 3 65 2 ... . 6 0 19 0 Storer ... 5 0 35 0 ... Lawton ... . . 8 2 18 0 ... Ashcroft ... ... 13-2 3 46 2 ... Warren delivered two no-balls. WORCESTERSHIRE v. LANCASHIRE. Played at Worcester on July 14, 15 & 16. Drawn. A fine all round display of batting enabled the Worcestershire team to score 371 for the loss of 8 wickets on the first day of this match, and thus to make themselves pretty safe from defeat, since they had not to meet Australian bowlers in their second innings. Nearly every man who batted playtd a fine gam 1*, but the best cricket of the day was shown by R. E. Foster, who, in a brilliant innings of 63, which lasted for at out an hour, showed himself to be in his very beat form. The last two wickets considerably increased the score on Tuesday. But Laucashire proved equal to the occasion, and after Ward and G. Potter had put up j45 for the first wicket, Maclaren played a splendid innings of 92, and other members of the team did well. At the end of the day Lanca­ shire were only 17 behind with three wickets in hand, and there was thus practically no cnance that the match would le finished. Bowley and R. E. Foster played fine cricket in thesecond innings of Worcester­ shire, who eventually declared. W orcestershire . First innings. Bowley, c MacLren, b Sharpe...................................44 Pearson, c and b Barnes ... 46 Arnold, c Smith, b I ’Anson 40 R. E. Foster, b Ward... H. K . Foster, b Hallows ... Gaukrodger, b Hallows ... Wheldon, b Sharp ........... G. H. Simp8on-flayward, c Ward, b I A n s o n ......... Wilson, c Tyldesley, b I ’Anson .........................! Bird, not out........................... Burrows, c Maclaren, b Sharp ........................................ B 4, lb 4, w 5, nb 5 . Second innings. not out ... . lbw, b FAnson b Barnes ... . b Sharfe .. . b Ward ... . notout ... . Extras . Total .................416 Total (4 wkts)*280 • Innings declared closed. Ward, b Arnold.......... 89 G Potter, b Burrows 82 Tyldesley, c S.-Hay­ ward, b Arnold ... 28 Hallows,cGiukrodger, b Arnold ......... 31 A. C. Maclaren, c & b W ilson ..................92 A. Eccles, st Gauk­ rodger, b Bird..........20 L ancashire . Cr ibtree, b Hayward 35 I’ Anson. c Burrows, b Simpson-Hayward 14 Sharp, st Gaukrod­ ger, b Haywood ... 4 Barnes, b Arnold ... 25 Smith, not out ...........10 E xtras...........12 Total ...442 Second innings:—Potter, b W ilson, 5 ; W ard, not out, 28; fcharp, not oat, 31; Leg bye, 1; total, 1 wicket, 62. W orcestershire . First innings. Second innings. O M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Sharp ........... 26*2 2 100 3 ... ... 15 0 60 1 B arn es........... 36 3 101 1 ... ... 21 3 73 1 Hallows ... 31 9 "5 2 ... ... 19 3 55 1 I’ Anson ... 35 11 86 3 ... ... 6 0 29 1 Ward ........... 17 6 22 1 ... ... 12 1 55 1 Crabtree ... 2 0 14 0 ... Sharp delivered eight no-balls and Barnes eight wides. L ancashire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Simpson-Hay­ ward .......... 20 1 85 3 ... ... 6 2 12 0 W ilso n .......... 30 5 103 I ... ... 7 0 27 1 Pearson........... 4 1 16 0 ... ... 5 0 17 0 R. E. Foster 2 0 7 0 ... ... 4 2 5 0 Bird ........... 12 1 36 1 Burrows ... 17 2 88 1 A rn o ld .......... 28*1 3 95 4 Arnold delivered two and Simpson-Hayward one no-ball. KENSINGTON PARK v. U X B R ID G E .-Played at St. Quintiu’s Park on July 12. K ensington P ark . A. A.Surtee8,c Tobutt, b Williams . 16 H .T . Roberts,b Woods 30 A . A. Eddy, c and b Monkland ...........52 J. M. Eddy, b Monk­ land ..........................53 B. H.Conran.b Tobutt 27 M. A . Nicholas, not out ........................24 L. E. G. Abney, b Tobutt .................. 1 F. Halford, b Tobutt 0 H. D. Nicholas, run out ...........................11 W . S. Wynne, b Tobutt ................... 2 W G. Thompson, b Tobutt ................... 4 Total C. M. Woodbridge, b Thom pson....................11 R. S. O. . Williams, runout ... .. 44 W . L. Eves, b Hatford 55 H. M. Carrick, lbw, b H a lford .................. 26 U xbridge . Woods, o Halford, b Abney ................... 2 G. Berry, not out ... 38 C. E. Stevens, not out 5 Byes ...................11 Total ...192 Rev. Leach, F. G. Monkland, F. G. B. Eves, and Tobutt did not tat. LUDGROYE v. ST. D AVID ’S.-P layed at St. David’s on July 9th. S t . D avid ’ s . W . F. G. Macdonald, b L y o n ...................... C. J. rtlackburn-Maze, bM tynard E. G. Pelly, b Lyon ... E. W . S. Foljambe, b Burrell ........... A. T. T. Storey, b M aynard.................. F. L. darvey, not out H . Crompton, lbw, b L y jn .......................... V. A . Beaufort, c Burrell, b Lyon ... Keith-Macdonald, b Burreil ................... J. H. Whiilark, st Birkbeck, b Hollins R. 'romoton, not ouc B 1, w 1, nb 1 Total ...........£ A. L Maynard, c Pelly, b Beaufort . 66 W. A. Worsley, not ou*; 8 B 9, lb 1, w 2 ... 12 C. R. Birkteck, b Pelly 0 H. O. Curtis, not out 34 A . R. W . Curtis, c Macdonald, b H. Crom p.on.................. 8 Total (3 wkts) 128 J. C. H. L. Hollins, H . F. Campbell, K. S Hunter, F. B. Lyon, K. O. Bridgeman, aud R. F. T. Burrell did not b it. F OR SALE OX EXCHANGE. “ Surrey County Cricket Club, 1£94.” Permanent autotype. In oak frame, with key ; 44 ft. by 34 ft. Published at £8 188. 6d.—C. F reeman , 22, London Road, Red hill. T HE FIRST THOUSAND RUNS scored this season was made with the “ G uv ’ nor ” L*at, and that all the runs scored by R. Abel for the last Six Y eabs have been made with the “ G uv ’ nor ” Bat. (A dvt .) UPPINGHAM SCHOOL v. HAILEYBURY COL­ LEGE.—Played at Uppingham on July 11 and 12. H aileybury . First innings. E. C. Hodges, b Leney ... 34 H. V. Bevington, c Carr, b Pigeon.......... ... 21 A. F. Spoon«r, c Franklin- Smith, b Pigeon .......... 25 G- R. Kinder, c Ashwell, b Pigeon .......... .. 13 O.R.Gunner,cCarr,b Pigeon 37 R.H . Powell, c Reiss, b Lake 1 G- N. Bignell, b Leney ... 18 W .G.Heymann, b Swindells 17 L.C.Smith, c Carr, b Pigeon 12 A. Howard, lbw, b Pigeon 0 G. Palmer, not out .. .. 0 Extras .. .. 8 Second innings. b Swindells......... 8 c Pigeon, b Leney 25 stFranklin-Smith, b Carr .............131 b Reiss.................. 37 b Reiss..................0 not out.................. 18 c Ashwell, b Carr 46 not out..................7 stFranklin-Smith, b Reiss .. .. 13 Extras .. .. 13 Total .. ..186 Total (7 wkts.) *298 ♦Innings declared closed. U ppingham . First innings. N . D. C. Moss, b Heymann 8 C. H. Dean, c Heymann, b Smith ... ................... 6 H. W. Lake, b Heymann ... 4 F. A E. Ashwell, b Smith .. 0 P.J. Reiss, c Kinder, b Powell 90 C. Palmer, b Smith ........... 9 N. C Franklin-Smith, Ibw, b Powell ......................... 28 L. Carr, b Pow ell......... ... 17 R. J B. Leney, c Spooner, b Howard ... ........... 4 J. Swindells, not out ... 17 H. R. Pigeon, c Palmer, b S m ith ................................... 2 Extras ...........18 Total..................203 Second innings, b Heymann .. 2 b Smith ........... 4 cHodges, b Smith 13 cSpooner, b Smith 2 c and b Powell 112 cPalmer, b Powell 1 c Palmer, b Smith 2 c Powell, b Smith 3 b Howard b Powell not out... Extras Total ...........150 W ILTSHIRE v. GLAMORGAN.—Played at Trow­ bridge on July 12. G lam organ . 1st innings. A. Osborne, b S m ith ...........13 A. Gibson, c & b Overton ... 12 T . A. L. W hittington, c& b Overton ...........................11 J. H. Brain, c & b Overton 49 E. W . Jones, b Smith 14 Bancroft,c Overton ,b Sm ith 9 W . H. Brain, b Miller ... 47 Russell ,cMedlicott,bOverton 1 R. A. Gibbs, b Overton ... 1 Creber, b Smart ................... 8 Lowe, not out ................... 7 Extras ...................12 2nd innings, c Ford, b 8mart c Medlicott, Overton ... 19 Total.. ...184 b Smith ...........32 b Smith ...........16 c Smith, b Smart 35 c Medlicott, b Smart ... 13 c Stevens. bMiller 15 c & b Miller ...16 c Ford, b Smart 5 not out ......... 0 lbw, b Smart ... 0 E xtras.......... 2 Total .. ...160 W iltsh ir e . 1st innings. 2nd innings. W. S. Medlicott, c Bancroft,c Bancroft, b b Creber ... ... . 47 Creber ...........32 C. S. Awdry, c W hitting­ ton, b Lowe ......... 1not out ..............38 J. E. Stevens, c Russell, b Creber........... ........... 1 not out . ... 5 E. S. Warrilow, c W hitting- c Bancroft, b ton, b O sborne........... 7 Russell ............. 7 H. S. Snell, c Bancroft, b Osborne ......................... 0 A. M. Miller, b Creber ... 1 H. Taunton, c W . H. Brain, b Creber .......61 c Low, b Creber 8 Smart,cW .H. Brain,bCreber 14 Smith, not out ........... 92 Overton, st W . H. Brain, b Osborne ......................... 6 Ford, c and b Russell.......18 Extras ................... 3 E xtras........... 4 Total ..........251 Total (3 wkts.) 94 G lamorgan . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R .W . O. M. R. W . Overton ......... 38 15 81 5 ... ... 19 3 59 1 Smith ......... 35 11 63 3 ... ... 23 9 50 2 Millar ......... 8 3 15 1 ... ... 6 1 11 2 Smart ......... 7 1 13 1 ... ... 10 5 2 38 5 Miller delivered one wide and one no-ball. W iltbhibb . Creter ......... 34 10 109 5 ... ... 16*5 2 50 2 Lowe ......... 17 6 57 1 ... 4 1 15 0 Osborne ......... 16 6 49 3 ... Russell ......... 7 0 21 1 ... 12 5 25 1 J\ Gibson ......... 2 0 12 0 ... Lowe delivered one wide.