Cricket 1903

M a t 21, 1903. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 157 Cox and Bland hit merrily during their stand for the last wicket, adding 38 in less than twenty minutes. Wm. Gunn was dis­ posed of cheaply in the second innings, and for the good position Notts found themselves in on Tuesday night they had to thank John Gunn and the Rev. H. Staunton. Yester­ day, owing to the news of the tragic death of Shrewsbury, there was no play, anarrange­ ment to that effect being quickly come to by the two captains. N o tts . A. O. Jones, ran o u t .......... 5 Iremonger, c Cox, b Tate... 21 Gunn (W.), lbw ,b Tate ...81 Gunn (J.), o Butt, b Bland 38 b Relf Rev. J. Staunton, b Bland 0 c Butt, b Bland Gunn (G.), st Butt, b Tate 8 not out .. Anthony, b Bland .......... 4 Dexter, not out .................15 ( >ates, c Butt, b R e lf..........16 Hallam, c Marlow, b Relf... 3 Ware, c Butt, b R e lf.......... 2 B 10, lb 8 , nb 1 ..........14 lbw, b Relf......... st Butt, b Vine., c Fry, b Vine .. c Tate, b Relf not out Total .................207 S u ssex. C. B. Fry, b J. Gunn.. 48 Vine, lbw, b Hallam... 3 Killick, b Wass 1 ..........35 C. L. A. Smith, b Wass 4 E. S. Ranjitsinhji, c Staunton, b J. Gunn 8 Marlow, b Wass.......... 8 Relf, b J. Gunn......... 14 N o tts . First innings. O. M. R. W. Tate... .......... 82 14 54 Bland ..........31 9 72 Vine................. 5 C o x ................. 5 R elf.................19 B5, lb 3 ... 8 Total (6 wkts) 199 Butt, c Jones, b Wass 13 Cox, not out ..........28 Tate, e Staunton, b J. Gunn........................ 4 Bland, o G.,b J. Gunn 22 Lb 8 , nb 4 ..........12 Total ...199 8 . Second innings. O. M. R. W. 26 23 11 Wass Hallam 0 .......28 0 ........ 2 3 .......25 Killick ... 4 Bland delivered a no-ball. S usbkx. O.M. R. W . O. . 87 4 123 4 IAnthony 3 .1 2 7 18 1 IGunn, J. 28 J. Gunn delivered a no-ball. 10 60 M. R. W. 0 7 0 13 39 5 M.C.C. AND GROUND v. LONDON COUNTY. Played at Lord’s on May 18, 19 and 20. The M.C.C. won by nine wickets. The match completed in one day. Owing to the soft nature of the ground, no play was possible in this match on Monday or Tuesday,but so greatly did the ball triumph over the bat yesterday that it was found possible to arrive at a definite conclusion, the M.C.C. winning shortly before time by nine wickets. W.G., Murdoch, and Wynyard were seen to greater advantage on the difficult wicket than the younger players, the collapse of London County in each innings after the dismissal of Grace and Murdoch being very marked. Hearne and Trott proved very difficult to play, the success of the home side being due almost entirely to their efforts. Mr. R. M. Bell, of the Sutton Club, bowled with greater success than his figures would lead one to suppose. Owing presumably to the collapse of the side, Gamble batted in his everyday clothes in the first innings of London County. L ondon C o u n ty . W . G. Grace, o Doll, b Llewellyn........................ 25 W . L. Murdoch, c and b Llewellyn...................... 20 D. Reese, st Huish, b Llewellyn......................... L. O. S. Poidevin, lbw, b Hearne .......... „ M, W . 8 mith, c and b Hearne J. H. Douglas, b Hearne ... C. Robson, b Hearne ... C. H. Richards, c Huish, b Llewellyn........................ R. M. Bell, not out .......... H. Hesketh - Pritchard, b Hearne ........................ 0 Gamble, st Huish, b Hearne 1 Byes .......... ... 5 - •• Tovil ..........72 c Burnup,b Llew­ ellyn b Hearne 10 3 b Trott.......... 4 lbw, b Trott 8 b Trott.......... 0 b Hearne ... 0 not out.......... 8 c Huish, b Trott 3 b T rott.. st Huish, b Trott 0 b Trott................. 0 Total ... 87 M.C.C. a n d G rou n d . First innings. Second innings. Capt. B. G. Wynyard, c and b B e ll...............................28 C. J. Bumup, c Reese,b Bell 27 not out................. ! Llewellyn, st Robson, b Bell 2 not out................. Trott (A.E.), c Pritchard, b Bell ............................... 11 G. 8 . F. Griffin, c Douglas, b Gamble ........................21 T. A. D. Bevington, c Reese, b B e ll...............................18 C. D. Barrow, lbw,b Gamble 25 F. S. Lewis, run o u t .......... 1 C. C. T. Doll, c Richards, b Gamble ........................ 4 Hearne (J. T.), e Smith, b Pritchard 3 Huish, not out .......... ... 0 b Pritchard ... 0 B 7, lb 2, nb 1 ... ... 10 Total .......... ...160 Total ... 10 L ondon C o u n ty First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R .W . Hearne ..........14 4 4 30 6 ... ... 6 1 21 2 Llewellyn......... 14 4 37 4 ... ... 6 0 29 1 Trott... ... 12 2 2 37 7 M .C .C . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Gamble ..........16 2 46 3 ... Pritchard..........12’2 6 18 1 ... 1*2 0 7 1 Bell ................. 11 0 60 5 .. ••• Richards.......... 5 1 16 0 ... Reese... !!! i o s o Pritchard d livered one no-ball. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY TRIAL MATCH. F irst XII. v. N ext XVI. Played at Cambridge on May 18, 19 and 20. The Next XVI. won by an innings and 26 runs. Thanks chiefly to a good all-round display by Roberts, and a capital piece of bowling by the Clifton freshman, Keigwin, the Next XVI. experienced no difficulty in winning the match with an innings to spare. Roberts obtained his runs in about an hour and a- half, his chief hits being five 4’s, five 3*s, and six 2’s. The bowling successes of Keigwin (seven for 42) and Roberts (six for 37) cer­ tainly augurs well for Cambridge. N e x t S ix t e e n . C.H.Eyre,c and bMann 26 R.F. Worthington, run out ........................ 0 J. G. flirsch, c Fry, b Driffield ................. 9 R. T. Godsell, lbw, b Mann... ................. 13 J. F. Marsh, lbw, b McDonell.................26 H. Mainprice, lbw, b Dowson ................. 8 C. C. Page, b McDonell 6 A. Scott-Murray, b Dowson .................21 R. E. Lambert, c How- ard-Smith,b Dowson 13 F irst T w e l v e . E. J. Mann, c Harris, b E. W. Mann ... 2 N.D.C.Ross.b Dowson 4 C. T. Rudd, c Fry, b Wilson .................14 F. B. Roberts, b Howard-Smith ... 71 G. M. Buckston, c and b Howard- 8 mith ... 9 R. P. Keigwin,not out 16 E. G. McCorquodale, c Wilson, b H.-Smith 0 Byes 15, lb 7,w 2,n-b 6 29 266 First innings. C. H. M. Ebden, c Marsh, b Keigwin ........................16 E.S.Phillips,bMcCorquodale 2 E.W.Mann, c and b McCor­ quodale ........................ 4 E.M.Dowson,c & b Keigwin 0 S. 8 .Harris,c Ross,bKeigwin 3 K.R.B.Fry,cMann,bRoberts 6 L. V. Harper, c Ross, b Keigwin ... „ ... ... F. B. Wilson, c Page, b Keigwin ........................ 0 J. E. Manning, b Roberts .. 12 H. C. McDonell, o McCor­ quodale, b Keigwin........ 0 G. Howard-Smith, not out 4 H. G. Driffield, b Keigwin .. 9 B 4, nb 1 ................. 5 Second innings, c Keigwin, b Hirsch ..........18 b Roberts .......... 3 c Eyre, b Roberts 0 c Buckston, b R oberta.......... 8 run out .......... 3 c Worthington, b Lambert..........35 31 b Roberts 25 b Roberts .......... o Buckston, b Roberts .......... o Buckston, b McCorquodale not out................. b McCorquodale B 17, nb 1 ... Total .................92 Total..........148 N e x t S ix t e e n . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . McDonell.. 25 2 60 2 |H.-Smith 14*4 2 38 3 Dowson ...3i 11 54 4 1Mann ... 21 4 28 3 Driffield ..21 8 37 1 |W ilson... 11 2 20 1 Mann delivered two wides and four no-balls and Howard-Smith one no-ball. F ir s t X II. First innings. O. M.R. W. McCorquodale 20 7 30 2 ... Keigwin.. 32*2 13 42 7 ... Roberts........... 13 6 15 2 ... Lambert ... Hirsch.......... Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 54 1 19 2 ... 17 7 22 0 ... 43 21 37 6 ... 20 8 38 1 ... 11 5 14 1 McCorquodale and Roberta each delivered a no-ball. OXFORD UNIVERSITY v. WORCES­ TERSHIRE. Played at Oxford, May 18, 19 and 20. Oxford won by 59 runs. Thanks to a capital, if somewhat lucky, dis­ play by W. Findlay, the University were able to hold the leaa throughout, eventually winning by 59 runs. The county, for whom the Colonial player, Cuffe, made his first appearance, gave a very poor display, being dismissed by Evans and Martin for 98. The former, who is a nephew of the famous Mr. A. H. Evans, gives promise of developing into a good all-round player. Bird worried the Oxonians greatly in their second innings, obtaining seven wickets at a cost of 41, whilst Cuffe, who had failed as a bowler at his first attempt, took three for 25 at his second. O xfo rd U n iv e r sity . First innings. C. D. Mclver, b Wilson .. 4 W . Findlay,c Bowley,b Bird 70 H. J. Wyld, c 8 haw, b Bird 13 W . H. B. Evans, b Bird ... 13 K. M. Carlisle, run out ... 0 F. A. Worsley, b Wilson ... 11 R. 8 .Darling,cBurnes,b Bird 23 L. Heathcott Amory, c Straw, b Wilson ......... 3 E. G. Martin, c Carmichael, Second innings, c Arnold, b Bird 11 b B ird ............... b B ird............... b B ird............... b Cuffe............. c Foster, b Bird b B ird............... 14 7 0 18 23 2 c and b Cuffe b Bird A. C. von Ernsthausen, Wilson........................ R. C. W. Burn, not out Byes 11,1-b 3, w 1 17 o Bowley, b Cuffe 4 0 b B ird................. 2 9 not out................. 0 16 Byes 15, 1-b 1... 16 Total .................178 Total ...103 W orcestersh ire . Second inniogs. c Evans,b Martin 10 b Evans ... 18 c Amory,bMartin 9 c and b Burn ... 35 b Evans ... ... 27 First innings. H. K. Foster, lbw, b Martin 23 Bowlev, b Evans.................12 Arnold, c Findlay, b Evans 14 W. B. Burnes, b Evans ... 3 Cuffe, c Burn, b Evans ... 1 E. G. M. Carmichael,bMar- tin....................................... 5 Pearson, c Burn, b Evans... 4 A. W. Isaac.cBurn.bMartin 13 Bir i, c Amory, b Martin ... 0 Wilson, c Ernsthausen, b Martin.............................. 9 Straw, not out ................. 8 B 6 , lb 4, nb 1 ..........11 Total ................. 98 run out .......... 1 c and b Amory ... 0 c and b Burn ... 2 c Amory,b Martin 8 cWor 8 ley,bMartin 3 not o u t................ 3 Extras.......... 8 T otal..........124 O x fo r d U n iv e r sity . First innings. Second innings O. M. R. W . ~ ~ Wilson .......... 23 7 33 4 .......... Cuffe .......... 18 6 40 0 .......... Bird................. 22*3 6 67 5 .......... A rn o ld .......... 16 6 33 0 .......... Cuffe bowled a wide. W orcestersh ire . First innings. O . M. R. W. Martin ..........19 3 13 26 5 ............ Evans .......... 19 3 61 5 .......... Ernsthausen ... Burn ................. Amory .......... Evans delivered a no-ball. O. M. R. W. 2 1 1 0 13-5 6 25 3 29 11 41 7 18 11 20 0 Second innings. O. M. R. W. 26 11 40 4, .9*1 4 24 2 6 1 25 0 17 5 22 2 4 1 5 1 C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen, post free. Order of Going-In Cards, 7d. per dozen, post free. Cricket Score Books, 6 d. and Is. each : postag», 2d. extra.—To be obtained at the|Offlce ef Cricket 168. Upper Thames Street, London, B.C.