Cricket 1903

J u n e 18, 1903. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 215 LANCASHIRE. First innings. O. M. R. W . Cranfield ..........14 1 M 2 Braund ......... 22'2 3 68 4 ......... I.ew is................. 6 1 12 2 llotson .......... 15 3 41 2 ......... S omerset . O. M. R. W. Cattell ... 24 9 46 4 1Brearley . Webb ... 13 3 35 1 | Second innings O. M. R. W. 3 2 2 0 O. M. R. W. 10 2 2 20 5 8UNNIN3 D ALE 8CHOOL v. ST. GEORGS’3 (Ascot).—Played at Sunningdale on May ‘20. S t . G eoror ’ s . James, c Rigg, b Par­ rington ................. 0 Collins ^ma.), c and b Parrington ..........11 Robinson, c Maund, b Leslie Smith ..........31 Kaye, b Damant......... 4 Gifford, b Leslie Snrth 1 Whitelay, b Leslie Smith........................ 0 Tatbam, c and b Les'ie Smith....................... Kent.cDamant bLe <lie 8mith........................ Bull, b Field White, b 1e die Smith Paskin. not o a t ......... B 5, lb 1, w 1 ... Total BUNNINODALE 8cHOOL. C. Maund, b James ... 1 ^harrie. b Janus ... 3 Leslie Smith, run out 6 B 6, wb 3 .......... 9 Total (8 wkts) 142 W.Parrin*ton,not out 102 l ’roud, b James......... 6 D imant.c and b James 6 Featherstonhaugh, b Rotinson................. 6 Scrimgeour, b Rol in- son ........................ 0 Rigg, c Kent, b Robin­ son ................. .. 4 Field and L. Maund did not \ at. LONDON JOINT 8T03K BANK v. LONDON, CITY & MIDLAND BANK.-Played at Herne Hill on June 3, 4 and 5. L. J. 8. B an k . R. B. Bird, b Colman 14 H. Cutfortb, not out.. 4 C. J. Allen, c Martin, b Clayton................ 17 Extras.................17 Total (6 wkts) *193 A. Morris and G. Eliott- A M. Hughes, b Fish- w ick ........................ 0 G, W. House, b Fish- w ick .........................16 F.M. Randall, c and b Clayton .................75 Y.H.Tooth, c Tomlin­ son, b Glaister ... 50 W. D. Manley. C. Browne,. _ _________ ________ Lo:khart did not bat. Innings declared closed. L. C. & M. B ank . A.C.Clayton,b Randall 34 A. B. Amy, b Browne A.Kennedy, c House, b Allen........................ 6 F.W.Fishwick, c Bird, b Allen ................. 6 J.C.Co!eman,b Browne 27 G. Martin, b Allen ... 0 H.C.Glaister,b Browne 6 A. J. Dewey, b Browne 0 T otal............100 C. G. K T im inHon, Morris, b Browne... C. Biidioent. not out P. G. Harrison, b Browne ................. Extras .......... U.C.8. OLD BOYS y. ENFI KL1). — Played at Enfield on June 1. E n fie ld . First innin?s. 8. G. Edwards, b Westhorp 4 G. M. Pratt, st M. P. Grif- fl*h-Jones, b Westhorp ... 1 J. Chamber*, b Westhorp 4 Dr. E. T. Vint, b Westhorp 3 Dr. J. Moore, b O. P. Griffith J o n e s .................42 J. T. Burns, b Price-Wil- liams ................................ 0 L. A. Allen, c Eastman, b W esthorp........................32 W . Gifford, b Burt .......... 2 J. Drage, b B urt................. 1 L. 1). Tresham, c M. P. Gnffith-Jones, b O. P. Griffith-Jones .......... W. Metherill, not out .. B 21, lb 2, nb 1... 45 Second innings. not out ..........16 c Price-Wi liams b Doi ige..........26 b Eastman.......... 6 b O. P. Griffith- Jones ......... c Brander, b O. P. Griffith-Jones 7 c Binney, b M. P. Griffith-Jone8 3 b Price-Will«ams 0 st Burt, b Price- William8.........12 c Westhorp, b Rowley .......... 11 4 not o u t................ 3 . 0 b Price- Williams 5 24 Byes .......... 10 Total ..........117 Total (9 wkts) 141 U.C.8. O ld B o y s . F. Rowley, c Pratt, b Moo-e ................. 18 A. H. K. Burt, c Pr tt b Burns .................17 E. S. Westhorp, b Chambers......... ... f8 M P. Griffi'h-Jones, o Moore, b Burns ... 16 F. Eastman, b Burns bO O. P. Griffith-Jones, c Pratt, b Burns......... 0 N.M. Binney.bBurns 13 V. E. Dart, not ou t... 36 D. Price-William•*, c Allen, b Burns ... 5 J. Brander, b Burns .. 2 C. T. Doidge (sub.) b Burns ................. 8 B 1,1b 4 ................. 5 Total ...153 THE MOST RECENT TOUR* The publishers of this book, which de­ scribes the tour of Lord Hawke’s team in New Zealand and Australia, are to be con­ gratulated on the way in which it is pre­ sented. The cover is exceedingly neat and yet attractive, the photographic reproduc­ tions, of which there are many, are clearly printed, and the typo leaves nothing to be desired. The illustrations are not confined to cricket scenes, but also represent the scenery of New Zealand through which the team passed. Of the author’s share in the book it is not possible to speak so highly. In his private capacity Mr. Warner is known to possess a keen sense of humour, and to be a student of human nature, and it is accord­ ingly strange that he so seldom seems to find anything of special interest to put in his books. Once, and once only, is the reader led to expect ananecdote. After a reference to ex­ traordinary decisions by umpires, Mr. Warner says, “ There was a case once” —and then dashes to the ground the reader’s hopes by adding “ but that is another story.” For the rest he describes very briefly each match of the tour, while most of the remainder of the book is taken up by comments on the scenery through which the team passed. In one chapter, however, he gives his impressions of New Zealand cricket, and these are naturally of considerable value. It is interesting to note that he expresses astonishment that the rules governing cricket in Australia differ in some respects from those in vogue at home. With regard to the financial part of the tour, Mr. Warner says, “ We had not one iota of interest in the gates. The New Zealanders and Australians paid our expenses, and a fee to the professionals, and then took all the gate money. Not one penny of money, with the exception of a cheque from the New Zealand Cricket Council for our railway tickets across America, ever passed through my hands or the hands of any other amateur member of the side.” Many of Mr. Warner’s admirers will be pleased to find that he has entirely discarded the system of calling the members of the team by their nicknames. The book contains a comprehensive index. •Cricket Across the Seas. By P. F. London, Messrs. Longmans, Green 8c Co., : noster Row. Illustrated. 6a. net. W-trner. 9, Pater- ARTI3TS v. MOOR HALL.—Played at Moor Hall on June 6. A r tists . First innings. R. M. Hughes, b Williams . Hon. W . J. James, b Par­ tridge ............................... 39 G. Hillyard Swinstead, b L ow es............................... 27 L. D. Luard, b Partridge .. 1 Arthur H. Studd, c Balfour, b Lowes ........................ 3 A. Batchelor, b Lowes ... 4 Henry J. Ford, c Luard, b Lowes ........................ 0 T. F. M. Sheard.b Partridge 0 F. M. Taubman, not out ... 20 Frank Baxter, c Williams,b Partridge ........................ 0 notout... A. N. Artist, c |Williams, b Partridge ........................ 18 B 18, lb 8, nb 1 ..........22 6 Second innings. c Dawson, b W il- kerson ..........12 b Green-Price '... 8 not ou t.. b D »ards Total ..............140 M oor H all . Total (3wkts) 50 G. 8. Fawle c Baxter, b Swinstead................ 0 R. H Green-Price, hit wkt. b Hughes........ 9 H. 8. Cox, b Hughes .. 29 N. Dawson, c Swin­ stead, b Hughes ... 7 N. Partridge,b 11ughes 11 W. E. Deards, not out 41 W .A Harris.bHughes 3 E. Lowes ,bSwin8tead 0 F. H. Williams, lbw, b Swinstead.......... 9 John Balfour.bHughes 8 Wilkarson,b8wiustead 0 B 4, lb 4 .......... 8 Total .126 LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (2) v. BRIXTON WANDERERS (2).—Played at Nor­ bury on June 6. B rixton W anderers . 5 A. J. Whyte, b Power 52 A. Harbert, b Dear 0 C. A Brymer,b Power 2 R. Waterhouse,b Dear 2 H. E Smith, b Power. 2 C. H jgg. b Dear........ 18 W. M. Mitchell, b L% R o:h e....................... 1 C. F. Jone3, not out... W. J. Banere, c La Roche, b Power ... 0 J. Maxwell, b Power 14 B. A. Glanville, b Power ................. 0 B 3, lb 1 .......... 4 Total... ...100 L. & W . B ank . T. H. ]».*enan, b Jones 5 F. W. Newcom*>, b Benge .................12 H E Power,c Whyte, b Harbert ..........27 H G. Wellborne, c Jones, b Benge ... 7 R. 8 Hartree, c and b J on es....................... 6 8. Bennett, b B»nge .. 31 H. D. Dear.cWhyte, b Brymer ................. 1 H. E. Murie', lbw, b 0 P>en?e .................11 W. E. Rediogtoa, b Benge ................. 4 R V. La Roche, b Whyte .................10 T. H.Pritchard,notout 0 B 2, lb 2 .......... 4 Total .. 118 LONDON & WESTMINSTER BANK v. EAST­ BOURNE.—Played at Eastbourne on June 8. L. & W . B ank . C. J. Bowman,c Trask, b Shoosmith ......... 36 A. G. Gough, cCollins, b Nison .................45 E. A. Willson, c C j I- lins, b Nix ^n ..........22 H. O. Mantield, b Sul­ livan ........................30 C. A. Snell, b Nixon .. 43 S. Bowman, lbw, b Total(9 wkts) 314 Sullivan ................. 4 A. Podmore did not; bat. E a 8 tbou bn e . W. Bradbery, b Ha- dow ........................67 L. Pitt-Brook, c Sul­ livan, b Nixon ... 5 C. C. Simpson, b Ha- dow ........................ 23 H. 8 Baker, not ;out.. 4 B 6, lb 9, w 2 ... 17 J. H. Kelsey.b Willson 32 F. B. May, b Willson 28 A. M. Sullivan,cBaker, b Simpeon.................67 Capt. Westmorland, c Uough, b Simpson... 5 W. Trask, not out ... 73 Nixon, c Snell, b Will- 8jn .................... 8 Capt. Hadow, c Pod­ more, b Baker.......... 3 Collins, c Bowman, b Widson ................. W. W. Muir, c Pod­ more, b Willson ... Philips, c Manfield, b Willson ................. Shoosmith, not out ... Extras................. Total ...230 EAST GLOUCESTERSHIRE v. IN JOGN ITI.- —Played at Cheltenham on June 12. E ast G loucestershire . T. C. Weatherhead, c Li;tle, b Sinclair ... 0 Rev. F. C. Bearwaia, b Little ................. 3 N. C. Manners.c Shep­ pard. b Sinclair ... 13 A. H. Luard, not out 36 H. Jessop, c Jackson, b Little ................ 0 S.F.Walker, b Sinclair 7 W. Butt, b Eiloart ... 9 Capt. Muscroft, lbw , b E iloart................. 7 A. 8. F. Pruen, c Greenway,bJackson 84 L M.Wallick.b Jack­ son ....................... 0 Alton, absent, hurt ... 0 B 1, nb 1 .......... 2 Total ...111 I kcooniti . E. M. Crosi, b Alton 9 Major Greenway, c W.W.Jackson,bAlton 4 Manners, b Walker 52 T.E Etlinger, not out 10) B 2 , lb 2, nb 1 ... 6 A. Eiloart, b Jessop . . 9 — Capt. Little, b Luard 33 Total (5 wkts) ...212 L. E. Sinclair, R. P. Cruise, E. W. Dixon, P. N. F. Sheppard, and F. T. Paine did not bat. LA.NSDOWN v. INCOGNITI.-Played at Lans- down on June 10. I ncooniti . E. M. Crosse, c and b M iller....................... 6 J. G. Moore Gwyn, c and b Miller ..........15 T E. Etlinger, c Hatch b Miller .................71 Capt. Little,b Newman 10 R. R. Cruise, c New­ man, b Lee .......... 9 Maj or Greenway, c and b L ee........................ 47 L E. Sinclair, c Miller b L ee....................... 2 P. N. F. Sheppard, c James, b Miller ... 14 A. Eiloart, c Lee, b Miller ................. 3 F. T. Paine, b Miller 0 E. W . Dixon, not out 0 B 2, lb 1................. 3 Total ..18 L in s d o w n . A. J.P.Miller, runout 16 F. M. Lee, b Sinclair 7 Newman, c Etlinger, b B. Hatch,b Sinclair... 16 Sinclair ................. 25 C .8. Cobbold, b Little 3 H L. S Macdonald, b Capt. Hamilton, not Little........................ 3 out ................. ... 4 A. B. James, b Little 1 J. C. Escott, c Dixon, Rev. V. Despird, c b Little ................. 0 Paine, b L'ttie 61 B 3, nb 2 ......... ... 5 W . W . Jackson, b — Cruise ................. 21 Total ..........151