Cricket 1902

S e p t . 4, 1902. CRICKET A. WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 391 THE SCARBOROUGH FESTIVAL. M.C.C. AND GROUND y. YORKSHIRE. D E F E A T O F Y O R K S H IR E . Played at Scarborough on August 28 and 29. M.C.O. won hy 26 runs. There did not seem much prospect at the close of the first day that Yorkshire could be beaten, for against a total of 161 by the M.C.C. they had scored luO for the loss of five wickets. They were not in such a good position at the came time as Lancashire were against the Australians, but rain came at about the same time and for the rest of the match they had to fight an uphill game. The M.C.C. made a terribly bad start, losing Findlay, Jones, Carpenter, and E. B. W ilson for 8 runs, on a wicket which was difficult by reason of heavy dew. But Braund and Storer greatly improved matters, the former playing a very tine game, and later S. M. J. Woods, Weigall, aud Leveson-Gower all made useful scores. York­ shire also made a bad start and Washington and Brown were bo.h dismissed at 14. Tunnicliffe and Denton then qut on 79 runs in fifty minutes, but both of them were out as well as Hirst before stumps were drawn. Ernest Smith was not out 3. On Friday Haigh hit hard, twice driving the ball out of the ground, but no one else could do anything on a soft wicket, and tfce total was the same as that of the M.C.C, In their second innings the M.C.C. found Rhodes and Haigh very difficult, but E. R. Wilson played a good innings. In the end Yorkshire had to make 101 to win. They lost three wickets for 10, and five for 37. Ernest Sm th did his best to turn the tide, but for once gojd fortune completely de3erted the Yorkshiremen. M.C.O. and G round . First innings. W . Findlay, b H ir s t........... 0 A. O. Jones, lbw, b Rhodes 0 Braund, c Denton, b Brown 44 Carpenter, b Hirst ........... 5 E . R. W ilson, lbw, b Rhodes 1 Storer, b Haigh ..................24 Thompson, c Denton, b B row n.................................. 2 S. M. J. W oods, b Brown... 21 G. J. Y . Weigall, not o u t... 33 H. D . G. Leveson-Gower, b Haigh ..........................17 Cranfield, b Haigh ........... 4 B 9, lb 1 ..........................10 Second inoings. b Rhodes ... . lbw, b Rhodes . st Hunter, Rhodes .. , lbw, b Rhodes , c and b Haigh c Brown, b Haigh 1£ b Rhodes ...........15 c Washington, b Haigh ........... 5 b Haigh ........... 4 st Hunter, Rhodes ... not o u t.......... B 1,1b 3 ... b Total ... .. 161 Total ...100 Y o r k s h i r e , First innings. Brown, b Braund................. 3 Tunnicliffe, b Thompson ... 48 Washington, b Braund ... 0 Denton, c Leveson-Gower, b Braund ..........................43 Hii’st, b Cranfield ........... 3 E. Smith, c Carpenter, b Cranfield .......................... 6 Haigh, c Jones, b Braund... 41 Rhodes, cWeigall, b Braund 0 Lord Hawke, not o u t......... 4 Whitehead, 8t Findlay, b Cranfield Second innings, c Weigall, b Braund .......... c Jones, b Cran­ field ................... b Braund .......... c Carpenter, b Braund ........... b Cranfield.......... st Findlay, b Cranfield......... c Findlay, b Braund ........... b Braund ........... b Cranfield.......... st Findlay, b Braund ........... , i* u i H b Braund ... 2 not out... ................ 1 Lb 1, w 1 ... 2 B 3, lb 1 ........... 4 Total ..161 Total ...........74 M.C.C. a n d G r o u n d . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . H irs t........... ... 11 2 28 2 ... ... 4 1 13 0 Rhodes ... 15 6 42 2 .. . ... 18 5 3 49 6 Brown........... ... 12 2 47 3 .. . ... 1 0 3 0 H aig h ......... ... 18 7 34 3 .. . ... 15 5 31 4 Y o r k s h ir e First innings Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Braund ... 19 1 77 6 .. . ... 11*2 1 34 6 Cranfield ... ... 18 6 48 3 .. . ... 12 1 36 4 Woods ... 4 0 18 0 . Thompson.. ... 4 0 16 1 .. Braund bowled a wide. T h e t e s t m a t c h a t t h e o v a l , a u g u s t 11, 12 and 13.—Gilt Bevelled Edged Cards containing the Full Scores and the Bowling Analysis, forming a Handsome Souvenir of this Memorable Match, can be bad. Price 6 d .; Post Free 7 d .; Of M e rritt & H atch er, L id . (Printersof the S.C.C.C. Official Score Cards), 168, Upper Thames Street, London. LONDON AND COUNTY BANK v. LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK.—Played at Beckenham on August 7 and 8. L ondon and C ounty B ank . E. G. Gayfer, c Payne, b Thornycroft.........65 j E. G. Livermore, b A llen .......................... 7 C. W . Goddird. c Thorny croft,b Allen 16 | H.L.Hearsum,not out 39 P.W . Hubbard ,bAllea 7 J. Knight, not out . 0 B 6, lb 2 ................ 8 Total (4 wkts) 142 W. R. Pattinson, P. F. Allen, E. A. Eoaden, E. J Stiff, and S. G. Marsh did not bat. L ondon J oint G. H. Aehbery, c Sub, b Hubbard ......... 11 R. B. Bird, b Goddard 1 A . Morris, b Goddard 3 C. Browne, b Goddard 0 S. C. Scammell, b H ubbard.................. 0 G. E. Lockhart, c Sub, b Goddard .. 1 S tock B ank . A. J. Horn, b Goddard 9 C. McMahon, c and b Goddard ... ......... 20 H.Thornycroft.notout 9 J. Allen, run out ... 0 G. B. Payne, b Mareh 0 B 12, lb 1 ...........13 Total ... 67 LONDON AND COUNTY (2) v. LONDON AND SOUTH WESTEKN BA£sK (v).—Played at Nor­ wood on August 23. L. & S. W . Bank (2). E. Brodjeak, run out 7 A. H. Colbeck, runout 0 J. F. Nolan, b Francis 6 H .E . Butler, c Robin­ son, b Feaver ... 7 A. H. Gurney,bFrancis 1 Baker, b Feaver 7 G. R. Gieen, b Francis 7 Petbebridge,b Francis 6 F. C. B. Lawrence, b Francis ................... 1 N. Defries, b Feaver... 5 M. P. Wairingto ,not out ... ................... 9 Byes ................... 4 Total : C. B a n k (2). G. Spalding, b Gurney 13 H . A. Francis, cBrod- je<k, b Gurney ... 4 E. F. Robinson, c and b Gurney .. ... 5 A . Feaver, b Butler .. 9 S. G. Marsh, c Brod­ jeak, b Gurney ... 11 R. Mist, b Butler ... 1 J. F. W . Hunt,bButler 5 Tyte, b G urney.......... 1 P. S. Roberts, run out 7 F. ,A. Spackman, not out .......................... 8 R. J. Cramphorn, b Gurney ................... 4 B 1, lb 1 ... 2 T ota l.........70 KENSINGTON PARK v. GRYPHONS.—Played at St. Quintin’s Park on August 23. K ensington P ark . J. Dean, b Younge ... 9 J.B.Orr, c & b Yourge 0 G. A . Anderson, b L. J. Oldmedow, b Hemmerde .......... 10 Younge 3 W . W . Melville, b C. J. Martin, b Hem­ Hemmeid^ .......... 15 merde ........... 2 A. W . Browne, b F.C.Wheeler.bYounge 25 Yonge .................. 27 A. H. Pollard, not out 13 T. Body, run out 4 Byes.......................... 7 H. T. Roberts, c Hem— merde, b Younge .. 16 Total ...........131 G r y p h o n s . G.G. Compton, b Dean 3 C. B. Lewis, b Dean 26 F. G. Younge, c Mel­ ville, b Dean .......... 3 T. H. Hemmerde, run out ......................... 0 J. A. Lyon, b Dean ... 14 A. Eliott-Lockhart, b D ean..........................17 G. M. S. Oldham, st Body, b Dean.......... 3 H. W . Taylor, lbw, b Dean ... 22 E. P. Lewis, b Old- medow ........... 7 M. Pooles. c Pollard, b Oldmedow ........... 2 M. H. Lyon, not out 4 Bye ................... 7 T o t a l.........108 HAMPSTEAD v. FIN CH LE Y.-Played at Finchley on August 23. H a m p s i e a d . D. MacGregor, c Bacmei8ter, b Tuck 18 F. J. Potter, b Tuck 6 B . G. Price-W i liams, not out .................. 0 B 18, lb 2 .......... 20 F. R. D . Monro, c Bacmeister, b Pearce 12 B. A . Everitt, c Mc­ Arthur, b Newl ery 37 W . s. Hale, c Fennell, b Tuck ..................f6 O. S. Hickson, b Bacmeister ... ... i2 Total (7 wkts)*153 A. R. Tinmen, c New- bery, b Bacmeister 0 H. S. Maclure, T. W . Mackintosh, and J. Greig did not bat. * Iunings declared closed. F in c h l e y . D. J. Crump, b Hick­ son ..........................34 L . Neiderheitmar n, b Hickson ..................17 B. S. Venables, c Trimen, b Monro ... 0 W . Lewbtry, run out 5 L. H. Bacmeister, not out ................. 9 F. S. Tuck, b Monro 23 B 6, lb 1.................. 7 Total (5 wkts) 95 W . Pearce, W . P. Harrison, F. S. Thomson, W . O. McArthur, and W . Fennell did not bat. MAURITIUS C.C. BATTING AVERAGES Tim°8 No. of not inns. out. J. W. Hollway .................24... 5 . G. H. Ireland ..................21... 3 Lt. E. D. Matthews, R.A. . 44 .. 2 . Lt.G.E.D.Monat, 19th M I. 34 4 Lt. Lumsden, R.A. 35 . 2 . Major F. Horniblow, R.E. 55 9 . Major Townsend, R .A . .. 47...16 . Capt. Deune, 19tn M .I. .. 14... 2 . Capt. Price, 18th B .L .... .. 12... 2 . J. Park ... ................. .. 18 .. 2 . F. N. Garnett ................. 15. 1 . E. G. Rowden ................15 . 2 . Major Renton, 18th B I. .. 35 .. 2 . R. C. Hammond, R.E. ...27 .. 6 Capt. Stacpole ..................10 .. 2 . Capt. Cameron, R.A. .. . 23 .. 1 . Capt. Firih, M .I.................... 12 .. 1 ... 92 Caine ............................... 10... 1 ... 70 Capt. Cleghorn, R .A ........... 20... 6 ... 104., J. J. Brown ................... 16 .. 3 ... 95 Dupont ..................................12... 1 ... 53 . W . W. W est.......... ......... 3*J.. 5 ... 110 Capt. Edwards, 18ih B.I. . 10 .. 4 ... 26 . Major V. Bowring, 18 B.I. 26 2 ... 91.. M. i ouillard.........................13 2 .. 26 Total runs. . 595.. 498 llo6 . 697.. 684 930 . 743 . 209 . . 146 . . 195 . 1F4 . 150... 351 . 218 . 70.. Most in an inns. Avr. 100 ..313 112 .. 27 7 129 27-5 134 .. 23*2 106 . 20'7 115*...20-2 101 .. 2 f l 39 ..17-4 , 14 6 122 11 7 .115 51 ..10-8 34 .. 10-4 . 51 49 27 52 26 . . 32 . 26 , 25 . . hi , . 31 . . 15 . 17 . . 12 . . 14 , . 7 . 8'* 8-5 . 8-4 7 8 7 4 73 4*8 4-7 4 3 38 33 BOW LING AVEBAGES. Ovrs. Mds. Rns. Wks. G. H. Ireland......................... 306.. 81... 857 95 Major F. Korniblow, R .E ... 514.. 811428 145 Lieut. Lumsden, R .A ........... 382 82..1188 118. H. M. Blyth ........................54 .. 9 . 181... 15 Lieut. E .D . Matthews, R.A. 248 . 23 . 925 . 7i E. G. Row den........................ 127.. 17 625... 32 Lt.G. E. D. Monat, 19th M I.247.. 41 . 878 . 64 Lieut. R. C. Hi mmond, R.K. 131... 8 . 477... 32 Major Townsend, R.A. .. 187 10 788 . fO Capt. Stacpole . ..................34 .. 1 .. 211... 1^ Avr. . 9-0 . 9'8 .10 1 . 12-1 .13-0 .13-3 13-7 . 14-9 15*8 . 17’6 SUTTON v. EPSOM.—Played at Epsom on Saturday. E psom . A. F. Burton, c Dagg, b Hadfield ......... 5 H. W . EdwarJs, c and b Bell ................... 9 A. J. Green, c Ander­ son, b K night......... 11 G. B. Nicholis, c and b Knight .................. 24 E. E. Jeffery, run out 23 J. N. Egar, hit wkt, b Bell .......................... 6 E. B. Nixon, c and b Roberta ..................12 A. G. Essery, not out 19 H. C. Gould, c Had­ field, b Roberts ... 0 W. Eggar, b Ro erts 0 E. Norman, c Roberts, b Bell ..................26 E xtras.................19 Total ...164 S u t t o n . R. M. Bell, c Norman, b Edwards ... .. 13 F. A . B. Anderson, b E d w ards....................1(5 C. C. Rob erts.c Would, b Nixon .................. 16 G. H . Hadfield, o and b Nixon ................. 0 A. J. Aston, lbw, b Nixon ................... 0 V.R.Brcmage.b Nixon 0 C. Costin, b Edwards 16 A. R. Dagg,b Nicholls 5 T. G. Smith, c Nixon, b Edwards .......... 4 W .G.Poole, b Nicholls 7 A. Collins, not out ... 2 Extras..................18 Total .. 186 LONDON & COUNT Y BANK v. OLD OLAVIANS. —Played at Dulwich on August 16. L o n d o n a n d C o u n t y B a n k . P. Brownlow, b God­ dard .........................10 S. E. Fryer, c sub., b H earsum .................. 7 W . B. Owen, lbw, b H earsum ................... 4 A. H. Wilson, c Gay­ fer, b Goddard ... 6 S. Sutherland, c Allen, b Hubbard ... 32 E. Lugg, c Marsh, b Goddard .. ........... 8 F. B. Lowe, b Liver­ more ..........................21 A .Howard ,cStephens, b Hubbard ........... 2 C. Powell, b H ul bard 0 J. A. Gnffen, b God- d u rd .......................... 8 S. Westover, not out 2 B 14, lb 1, w l,n b 1 17 Total ...117 O l d O l a v ia n s . H. L . Hearsum, c Owen, b Lowe...........18 S. G. Marsh, b Owen 5 P. F. Allen, c Owen, b W ils o n ..................25 C. R . Trowell, c and b B row nlow .................26 C. W . Goddard, b Brownlow ...........23 E. G. Gayfer, b Fryer 12 P. W . Hubbard, b Fryer ................... 2 G. Spalding, not out 6 E. G. Livermore, b Brownlow ......... l A. G. Stevens, b Brownlow ......... 0 J. F. Hunt, lbw, b Brownlow ......... 1 Lb ......................... 2 Total ...119