Cricket 1903

2 0 2 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u n e 11, 1903. the seacon will give general satisfaction to those interested in Surrey cricket. The short trial he had as acting captain was sufficient to show that he had in him most of the qualifications for the position. Considering too the circumstances under which he undertook it he is entitled to the hearty thanks of all Surrey men. The improved cricket shown by the team in the last few matches, one may fairly hope, is only an earnest of the success in store for his captaincy. He is, I think I am right in saying, the youDgest of the first class county captains, being a few months the junior of Mr. A. £ . Lawton, Derbyshire’s skipper. W i t h W. L. Foster just back from Somaliland, his brother R. E. available and G. H. Simpson-Hayward in England agaia after his Indian trip, Worcester­ shire ought to have a good all-round side in August. Their recant victory over Warwickshire at Worcester showed that they have seiiously to be reckoned with, even at the moment when they have not been particularly well represented. Cuffe, the Australian cricketer who has started to qualify, this season, scored an innings of nearly 200 for the second eleven against the second eleven of War­ wickshire at Whitsuntide. As an all­ round cricketer he should be of great use to them presently. A c o r r e s p o n d e n t writes:— “ In Gossip last week you refer to the great technical accuracy of an otherwise excellent cricket picture in Punch. But why is Campbell- Bannerman in the pavilion, and not in the field ? Is he damaged or sulking in his tent like Achilles, and letting some­ body field substitute for him P The error, if such it is, was pointed out to me by a lady, which shows that all ladies are not ignorant of cricket.” Possibly Sir Henry has come in to take off his coat, but cannot make up his mind to do so. ------ C o n g r a t u l a t io n s to Mr. E. I. M. Barrett, the Hampshire cricketer, on bis marriage on Saturday last at Southamp­ ton, to Miss Winifred Harriet Wall. M e s s e s . J o h n W is d e n a n d Co., have been appointed by Royal WarrantAthlelic Outfitters to His Royal Highness the Princj of Wales. HAMPTON WICK y. BRIXTON WANDEBERS. —P.ayed at Hampton Wick on May 28. BaiXTOX Wi.vDlBKM. F. Odell, b Price......... 1 H. Mason, b Price ... 6 C. G. Smith, b Sedg­ wick ........................ 96 N. V. Storey, b Price.. 6 E. A. Brymer, b Price 6 C. Hogg, e White, b Shepherd................. 86 W. A. Gilligan, st Knox, b White ... 18 H. Edmonds did not bat. A. P. Gibbons, bShep- h erd ......................... 7 A.'N.Whitely, not out 2 J. W. E. Murray, c Piice, b Shepherd ... 0 B 7, lb 4................. 11 Total (9 wkts)*237 Innings declared closed. H a m ito n W i c k . H. E. Knight, b Smith 22 A. Delahour, b Smith 12 D. G. Williams, not out ....................... 86 J. Price, c Mason, b Smith........................ 14 Dr. Sedgwick, b Smith 2 D. White, b Smith ... J. N. Shepherd, c Gilligan, b Mason.. H. Hughes, not out... B 6, w 1 .................. Total (7 wkt*) 104 P. F. Knox, E. B. Marley, and H. D. C. Bailey did not bat UPPER TOOTING v. STREATHAM.-Played at Upper Tcoting on June 1. U ppkb T ooting . D. C. Bartlev, b Fortescue 7 c and b Campbell 4 J. A. Lyon, b Campbell ... 9 c Scholefleld, b Campbell........ 4 E. O. Taylor, b Campbell ... 1 b Campbell........ 0 J. F. Hosken, b Campbell... 19 b Wileman...... 11 H.D.Handcock, b Forte,cue 1 c Connor,b Camp­ bell ................ 2 F . C. Ryde, b Fortescue ... 1 run out ......... 0 H. V. Morris - Davies, b Campbell ........................ 2 b Wileman........ 2 H. Tanner, c Drower, b Campbell ........................ 0 not out ........ 8 H. W . Taylor, b Fortescue 0 b Wileman........ 8 W . V. Butcher, c Drower, b Campbell ........................36 b Wileman......25 P. W . Butcher, c Drower, b c Drower, b Wile- Wileman ........................ 2 m an.................. 2 G. F. Kynaston, not out ... 0 b Campbell........ 0 Leg-bye ................. 1 B 3 , l b l ........... 4 Total ..........79 Total . ... 65 H t DUITRiU A. E. Fortescue,b Handcock 18 E. Pulbrook, b Handcock .. 2 A. R. Wileman, c and b Handcork ........................ 2 b Handcock H. T. Cross, c H. Taylor, b Davies E. H. Leaf, b Handcock ... 13 E. M. Drower, c H. Taylor, b Handcock ................. 0 H. G. Scholefleld, not out... 23 c and b Davies ... 9 lbw, b Handcock 1 12 not out ..........86 lbw, b Bartley ... 3 G.V.Campbell, b Handcock 0 E. B. Miller, lbw,b Davies... 1 L. J. Connor, c Davies, b H acdcock........................ 2 V. Crawford, run out.......... 1 S. J. Hart, lbw, b Handcock 2 B 3, w 1 ................. 4 Total ..........69 b Davies .......... 0 c Ryde, b Hand­ cock ................. 5 b Handcock ... 10 not out................. 0 B 4, lb 2 .......... 6 Total (7 wkts) 82 LONDON AND 80UTH-WE8TERN BANK (2) v. LONDON AND COUNTY BANK (2).-Played at Denmark Hill on May 27. L. & S.-W. B a n k (2). Rethebridge, b Francis 2 Lawrence, b Francis .. 0 Cross, not out Dooley, b Francis Extras.......... Total ... Cullingworth, b Fran cis .................... 10 Gurney, c Stiff, b Tealby ............. 24 Coomber, lbw, b Fran­ cis ......... ... 0 Yole, b Francis......13 Dayer, c Boaden, b Francis ............... 1 L. &C. B ank (2). Hunt, retired hurt ... 6 Boaden, b Gurney ... 2 Sutton, c Lawrence, b Stiff, not out ..........18 Gurney .................11 Boorne,c Reth“bridge, Balson, b Dayer.......... 0 b Gurney................. 0 Francis, b Dayer ... 5 Cramphorn.cCoombcr, Tealby, b Gurney ... 16 b Gurney.................14 Spalding, b Gurney ... 1 Extras.............. 11 Roberts, c Culling- — worth, b Coomber... 0 Total ..........78 FREE FORE8TER8 v. LUDGROVE MASTERS’ X I.—Played at Ludgrove on June 6. F beb F orbbtkbs . G. J. Mordaunt, b Crabtree 21 c Corbett, b Stan- brough ........... 0 L.O. Micklem, c andbBlore 24 G. Fowler, c Alexander, b Moss ...............................26 F. W . Burbury, b Moss ... 5 b Severn ......... 2 E. C. Mordaunt, c Oakley, b Crabtree......................... 4 b Stanbrough ... 23 P. Christopherson, c Smith, b Moss................................ 8 b Stanbrough ... 6 A. C. Macpherson, b Moss 3 c Alexander, b Stanbrough ... 32 G. Head, cMoss, b Crabtree 0 b Stanbrough .. 9 C. Micklem, b Moss ........... 1o and b Stan­ brough ........... 8 F. T. Welman, not out ... 1 not out ......... 1 Ackford, run ou t.................. 1 run out ......... 4 Byes ........... 3 B 1, lb 2 ........... 3 T otal..........97 L u d o b o v k M a s t e r s ’ XI. Total ... 87 W. P. Blore, c Wei- man, bE. Mordaunt 35 F. L. Crabtree, c Wel­ man, b E. Mordaunt 24 A. R. Severn, b Macpherson ..........16 C. L. Alexander, b E. Mordannt ..........10 G. O. Smith, cE. Mor­ daunt, b Fowler ... 12 B. O. Corbett, b Fow­ ler ................. ... 0 P. Medill, c sub., b E. Mordaunt.......... W. F. Stanbrough, b E. Mordaunt.......... W . L. Mots, c Bur­ bury, b Fowler A. Read, c Ackford, b Fowler................. W. J. Oakley, not out Byes ................. Total HAMPSTEAD v. BUSHEY.-Played at Bushey on May 30. B ushky . Rev.G.M.Hall, not out 13 H. M. Harford, c & b A. Butcher, c Figgis, b Monro ..................42 Greig......... .......... 8 C. W . K. Pfeiffer, b H.8.Weatherill,cMar- Hickson .................. 7 cus, b M onro.......... 6 A. Potts, not out ... 4 J.H. Webb, c Thomas, Leg-bye .......... 1 b Greig ................. 0 — Golding, b Monro ... 29 Total (6 wkts) 110 C. D. Fastnedge, J. 8. Harford and C. Barron did not bat. Hampstead did not bat. HAMPSTEAD v. CHARLTON PARK.-Played at Hampstead on June 3. H a m pste a d . E. E. Barnett, c Ber- nays, b Sargent ... 21 F. W . Orr, lbw, b Murrin ................. 7 F. Rowley, c Sargent, b Murrin.................25 M. de Lisea. b Sargent 2 E. W . H. Beaton, c Sargeat, b Mascall 45 L, Holland, c Ber- nays, b Sargent ... 6 C h ablton P a b k . E. L. Marsden, c Mas­ call, b Thomas ... 26 O. S. Hickson, b Thomas ................. 0 H. W. Pavitt, not out 16 H.R.Hebert, b Mascall 0 A. J. Orr, c Sargent, b Mascall................. 8 B 5, lb 2 .......... 7 Total ...163 R. G. Cowley, c A. J. Orr, b Rowley ... 51 Capt. W. McCanlis, b Rowley .................13 V. K. Eylea, run out... 24 8. Thomas, b Rowley 6 S. R. Sargent, c Bea­ ton, b Hebert ... 54 G. Hazlerigg, b Mars­ den ........................87 B.A. Keats, b Marsden C. M. Bernays, b Marsden ................. A. J. Mascall, b He­ bert ....................... A.E.Cossey,bHebert.. Murrin, not out.......... B 6, lb 8 ................. Total ...210 HAMPSTEAD v. SURBITON.-Played at Hamp­ stead on May 30. H a m fstb a d . »136 G. H. 8winstead, o Worsley, b Scarf ... 49 H.S.Maclure, c Ross,b Worsley ................. 0 A.R. Trimen, c Ross, b Clayton .................15 W.R.Moon.bSheppard 14 R. D. Robertson, b Sheppard................. 2 E.W. U.Beaton, lbw, b Worsley .................26 E.L.Marsden, b Shep­ pard ........................ 6 J.G.Q. Besch, bShep- pard........................ 0 L. Holland, not ou t... 10 A.B.Osmond, c Flem­ ing, b Scarf ..........27 J.C.K.Dickson.bClay- ton ........................ 0 B 23, lb 4, nb 1... 28 Total ...177 S u rbiton . C.8carf, c and b Mars- 1C. B. Worsley, b Hol­ den ........................18 la n d .......................... 4 W.Egliogton,bHollandl6 J. Ross, b Osmond ...16 A.J. Fleming, b Mars- I J. A. E. Hickson, not den ........................ 1 out ..........................15 C. S. Ross, b Marsden 4W . J. Clayton, not P. Castle, b Osmond... 41 out ........................ 9 E.J.Sheppard, b Mars- B 10, lb 3 ...............13 den ........................ 1 — Total (8 wkts) 138 Baron von Emsthausen did not bat. HAMPSTEAD v. MARLBOROUGH BLUES.— Played at Hampstead on June 6. H a m pste a d . E. L. Marsden, b Thriog .................29 D. J. Crump, b Thring 39 F. W . Orr, b Thriog 23 F. R. D. Monro, b Thring ................. 4 W . T. C. Danby, not out ........................ 36 H.H.Walters,b Thring 6 A. R. Trimen, b Bere F. R. Spofforth, c Rogers, b Napier ... 18 E. W. H. Beaton,lbw, b Bere ................. 1 H. R. Hebert, not out 16 B 14, lb 1 ..........15 Total (8 wkts) *191 • Innings declared closed. J. G. Q. Beech did not bat. M a r lb o r o u g h B lu k s . C. H . , M. Thring, b Spofforth................. C.W. Lindsay, b Mars­ den ................. ... 7 M. 8. Rogers, cCrump, b Marsden.................19 L. N. Rogers, c Spof­ forth, b Monro ... 41 F. Mead, Rev. M. A. Bere, A. N. Rogers, and P. W. Rogers did not bat. H.M.Rogers, c Crump b Spofforth ..........80 E. Thompson, not out 81 G. G. Napier, not out 4 Leg-byea .......... 9 Total (5 wkts) ...141 C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dosen, post free. Order of Going-in Cards. 7d. per doeen, post free. Cricket Soore Books, 6d. and la. each; postage, 2d. extra.—To be obtained at the Offloee of Cricket , 168# Upper Thames Street London, B.C.