Cricket 1903

J u n e 11, 1903. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 207 B E N E T F I N K & C? The Great Athletic Outfitters for Colleges, | Schools, Clubs, Ac. COMPLETE OUTFITS and JEVERY REQUISITE for* CRICKET, RUNNING, __ _______________TENNIS, CYCLING, and all SPORTS and GAMES.__________________ T R O U S E R S . White Flannel Shrunk (Boys’) 1/6, 8 / 6 , 7/6 Ditto (Men’s), i/ll, 8 11, 7/11 Boys* White Flannel Knickers ... 3/6, < 6 Men’s. Best Quality Flannel. well shrunk ... 9/11 Best White Doe Cloth, guaranteed not to shrink .......... 13 6 P.ain Grey or Striped Flannel ... 7/6, 10/6 White Drill .. 8/11, 7/6 Pottage , id. under 108. C A T A L C G U E 8 PO S T FREE . C R I C K E T BOOTS . The M U n iv e r s a l,” White Canvas ... The “ S p e c ia l, ” White Mock Buck, Spiked, equal in wear and appearance to real Buck (at Illustration) .............................................. The “ MABYLKBON*,” B u ck Dressed, Pyramid Spikes ........................................................ The “ L o b d s,” Real Buck Skin, Guaranteed Machine Welted, equal to Hand Sewn, Pyramid Spikes.............................................. Postage under 10,'-, Sd. pair. Men’s. i/U 8/11 10/6 L E G G U A R D S . Boys’ White T w ill.............. Ditto Leather Ditto Super White Leather Men’s White T w ill.............. Ditto Leather Ditto Super White Leather Ditto White Leather Skele­ ton .................................... Ditto ditto Featherweight Skeleton ......................... Men’s White Kid Feather­ weight Skeleton .............. All postage free. B A TT IN G G L O V E S C R I C K E T SH IRTS . White Flannelette ........................ Ditto Flannel .................................... Ditto Twill Flannel ........................ T he C lub Coarse Canvas, White Umpires C oa ts................................... Postage , id. Boys’. 2/3 ... 3 /-,i/- 8/11 *6, 3 6, i/6 ... i l l , 6 6, 8 0, 10/6 Men’s. 26 3/3. i/6 611 CATALOGUES Post Free. Plea se m en tion “ CRICKET.” White Leather, Grey Rubber .............. Ditto, Red Rubtxr ... Ditto, Grev Rubber ... “ All Eng’and,” Red Rubber ............. “ The Oval,” Grey Rubber Ditto, Red Rubber ... “ Surrey Shield,’* Red Rubber............ Postage free. Men’s. !/- i/6 i/- i/6 8 /- 8/6 i 6 89,90, . 107 A 108, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON, E.C. SOUTHGATE v. OLD REPTONIANS.—Played at Southgate on June 2. O ld R k pto kian s . F. A. Lee, b Page ... 2 J. H. Kelsey, b F. S. Lewis........................ 0 W . H. Twigg, c Page, b F. S. L ew is.......... 0 J. Bowstead, c sub., b P a g e ........................ 26 F. R. D. Monro,notout 43 G. S. Toller, b F. 8 . Lewis......................... 2 F. 8 . Galloway, cR. B. Heygate,bF.S.Lewis 5 F. V. Selfe, run out... 6 F. A. Claughton, b F. 8 . Lew is................. 16 J. Eggtr, b Page ... 0 E. White, b Page .. 0 B 6 , lb 4, w 1 ... 11 Total ...109 SOUTHOATE. H. J.Heygate,b Monro 124 F. 8 . Lewis, b Twi?g .. 2 C. Browning, c White, b Bowstead .......... 7 R. B. Hejgate.cToller, b Bowstead ..........63 A. Ricketts, st Lee, b Bowutead................. 7 H. J. Ricketts and M. R. 8 .Dickson, b Monro 22 N.B.V. Jacob, notout 16 G. F. Page, b Kelsey 6 J. C. Bevington, not out ........................ 7 B 16. lb 4 ..........20 Total(7 wkts) 272 O. Lewis di 1 not bat. ... 3 ... 16 LONDON & WESTMINSTER BANK v. FORE 8 T HILL.—Played at Perry Hill on May 30. L ondon & W estminster B ank . First innings. Second innings. C. J. Bowman, b bradley ... 13 not out.................32 A. G. Gough, lbw, b Weloh- man ................................ 6 8 . Bjwman, b Bradley ... 2 b Lea ... W. Bradtery, b Welchman 2 notout... C. A. 8 nell, lbw, b Welch­ man ................................18 b L e a ................ H. (). Manfield, b Bradley... 16 F. W. Newcomb, c Hooker, st Silvertliorne, b Bradley ......................... 7 Balkwill... H. 8 . Baker, b Bradley ... 0 C. C. Simpson, c Skipper, b Welchman........................ 17 A. Podmore, b Welchman.. 16 E. A. Willson, not out ... 18 Extras........................ 6 6 ... 6 Extras.......... 4 b Phillips Total........................119 Total..........69 F ori 8 t H ill. H. A.Hooker,bWillson 0 8 . E. Lea, c Willson, b Baker.......................11 C. G. Hill,b Willson... 12 H. D. F. Turner, b Ba­ ker ......................... 4 W. R. Williams, b Willson .................. 3 C. F. Phillips, o C. J., b 8 . Bowman............ 23 T. Balkwill, runout... 14 C. Filverthorne, b Simpson................. 6 C. G. Welchman, b Sim pson................. 7 W. M. Bradley.notout 20 F. Skipper,b Simpson 0 Extras................ 11 Total ...110 Cricket of Apiil 9th contains a handsome Colon ed Supplement (30 by 20 inches), suitable for hanging up in pavilions and club houses. The sheet contains the Revised List of Principal Fixtures, in addition to exoellent reproduction of a photo group of the Sussex Team, and a picture of the Hove P*viJi >n, and por­ traits of Braund, Tyldesley. Hirst and Trumper. Copies can be had, post free 3d., by applying direct to Cricket Offices, 168, Upper Thames 8 treet, E.C. NORTHBROOK v. FOREST Forest Hill on June 1. N o rth b ro o k . First inning*. C. O. cpringthorpe, b Hast 16 J. W . West, c Hooker, b Welchman........................ 7 A. Fuller, b Hast................. 2 R. D. Collard, b Welchman 9 W. D. Waite, b Hast......... 0 N. Nicholls, b Welchman... 0 G. A. Wood, c Skipper, b Welchman;........................ 2 A. W . Goldie, b Welchman 16 H ILL.—Played at j 8 econd innings, c & b Williams... 26 M E R R YW E A TH E R S A. H. Smith, b H ast.......... 4 ------lly, b H . Hurn. Extras not out . b Hooker ... b Williams*.......... c Balkwill, bW il. Hama ............ st Balkwill, b Sil- verthorne b Silverthorne .. st Balkwill, b Sil­ verthorne ..122 | .. 46 C. Kelly, b Hast ... W. H. not out . not o u t......... Extras... Total ................81 F orest H il l . Total(7 wkts)231 H. A. Hooker,cFuller, b Goldie .................. 7 C. G. Young, bWood 6 C. G. hill, c Collard, b W ood......................11 W. R. W illiams, o Wood, b Goldie ... 0 C. F. Phillips,c Waite, b Wood .............. 81 T. J. Balkwill,stWest, b Goldie .................. 3 C. G. Wood, b Wood.. 0 S. Owens, not out ... 21 8 . 8 ilverthome,bWood 2 G. C. Hast, c Fuller, b Wood ................. 0 F. Skipper, c Spriog- thoroe, b Goldie ... 6 Extras ..........16 Total . 102 MADE ON T H E L IN E S O F T H E HOSE USED W I T H T H E IR C E L E B R A T E D F IR E BR IGADE ENG INES . A C ustomer wbitbb : “ Hose bought ten yean ago still in rae." Sample* and Price Lists aent on application. 6 3 L O N G ACRE .LONDON . 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