Cricket 1903

CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J uly 2, 1903. QTJERNMORE SCHOOL v. ST. PAUL’8 COLTS.- Played at Quemmore on June 27. S t . P a u l ’ s C o lts . H. M. G. Geary, c Zim- J. S. R . Foote, b mermann,b Patrick- Patrickson .......... 11 son ......................... 2 C. N. Gadson, c Scott, F. F. Roe, b Carpenter 3 b Carpenter .......... 2 B. S. Montgomery, c E. M Rice, b Car­ Z im m e rm a n n , b penter ................. 6 Patrickson .......... 6 W . S. Chamberlain, J. S. Heathcote, b not out ................. 1 PatricksDn .......... 0 J. P. Sargent, b Car­ E. P. B. Hudson, b penter ................. 0 Patrickson .......... 0 Extras ................. 2 G. C. Calogreedy, c — and b Patrickson ... 2 T o ta l................. 35 Q uernm ore S ch o o l . H. J. Green, lbw, b G. Davies, c Mont' Rice ......................... 7 gomery, b Hudson.. 6 J. Zimmermann, b C. K. Sheridan, run Hudson ................. to out ........................ 7 B. H. Tucker, run out 31 F. G. Scott, b Sargent 12 E. Patrickson, b HudA. C. Jepson, run out 16 son ......................... 10 F. P. Jepson, not out 1 S. D. Carpenter, b Extras ................. 9 Geary........................ A. F. Meier, c Mont­ 2 T ota l................173 gomery, b Hudson.. 21 UPPINGHAM SCHOOL v. MALVERN COLLEGE. Played at Malvern on June 23 and 24. Drawn. There was a most exciting finish to this match, for although Malvern were much the stronger side, the visitors succeeded in bringing about a drawn game when the last two men were in. M alverw C o lle g e . First innings. N. S. Cornelius, c and b Swindells ......................... 1 F. A. Powell, b Reiss..........44 A.P.Day.c Dent, b Johnson 59 G. N. Foster, b Reiss..........61 E. L. Mellin, b R eiss..........28 R. C. Byass, b H urst..........18 R. M. Worlock, c Franklin- Smith, b R eiss................. 0 A.E.Chambers,cCarr.bReiss 22 C. J. Pearson not out..........14 C.H.Bird,cHearson,bHurst 2 G.Fellowes,c Reiss, b Hurst 6 Extras............................23 Second innings, c Hearson,b Reiss 59 not out.................95 not o u t................38 b Reiss................. 0 c and b Martin ... 24 cHearson,b Hurst 4 Extras ... 6 T otal..........273 Total (4 wkts) *226 •Innings declared closed. U ppingh am S ch o ol . First innings. L. Carr, c Foeter, b Chambers ......................... i H.F. P. Hearson, b Fellowes B. W . Dent, c Pearson, b Chambers ........................ 57 C. S. Hurst, st Bird, b Mellin 36 N. C. Franklin-femith, b Chambers .................22 0 8 7 P. G. Reiss, b Mellin ... H. C. Tuffnell, b Followes... J. Swindells, run o u t.......... H. R. Wimble, c Foeter, b Pearson ....................... . C. F. Martin, b Chambers... B. A. Johnston, not out Extras ... 10 Second innings. cWorlock,b Byass 11 c Pearson, b Fellowes......18 b Chambers ... 30 c Mellin, b Cham­ bers ............... 6 b Chambers .. 7 b Followes........ 0 c Bird, b Pearson 10 c Foster, b Mellin 39 not out............... 8 b Fellowes........ 0 not out............... 0 Extras......32 Total ..........179 Total (9 wkt) 161 M a lv e r n C o l le g e . First innings. Second innings. O . M . R. W. O . M . R. W. Johnson ... ... 10 0 49 1 ... ... 11 0 61 0 Swindells .. 5 0 16 1 ... ... 7 0 34 0 Reiss ... ... 27 5 78 5 ... ... 18 2 68 2 Hurst ... . .. 21 2 68 3 ... ... 7 0 22 1 Martin ... . .. 6 0 24 0 ... ... 2 0 12 1 Wimble ... . ... 6 1 15 0 ... ... 4 0 23 0 Hurst delivered one no-ball, and Swindell a wide. U p pin gham . First innin R. W . Second inniogs. O. M. R. W. Fellowes ... 17 4 m 2 ......... . 23 10 m 3 Byass ... ... 11 1 0 ............. . 6 2 18 1 Pearson ... ... 10 2 3'.' 1 ............. . 6 0 14 1 Chambers ... 131 4 40 4 ......... . 19 8 38 3 Mellin ... ... 5 8 9 2 ......... . 8 4 It 1 Foster.. 2 0 8 0 Fellowee delivered three widee, and Byaas two. ETON v. WINCHESTER. Played at Eton on June 24 and 25. Eton won by 43 runs. In this match each side had four members of last year’s eleven, and five out of the eight distinguished themselves. Nicholls played a particularly good innings for Eton, showing great powers of hitting. Williams also played a good innings, and the tail, in the persons of Boles and Tod, aid well. Evans bowled finely, although he was not on for very long. The innings of Winchester was only noticeable for the batting of Weatherby and Morris, and the good bowling of Scholfleld and Tod. When stumps were drawn Eton had made 9 runs in their second inniogs, and were 54 runs on. On the second and last day most of the batsmen with the highest reputations did nothing cf note, but Crankshawe, Campbell and Aspinall all played well. In the end Winchester had to make 218 to win, and although Weatherby played a brilliant innings, which almost gave victory to his side, there were only two other men. Wright and Fyffe, who made any stand at all against the bowling E to n . First innings. Second innings. K. I. Nicholls, c Gordon, b Evans............................... 78 c Pringle, b Fyffe 0 J. E. E. Bankes, b Evans .. 3 c and b Younger 6 L. F. Lambert, c Weatherby b Fyffe...............................13 b Gordon ............ 13 P. F. C. Williams, b Evans 35 c Morris, b Fyffe 9 E. N. S. Crankahawe, c Morris, b Fyffe................. 0 c Wright,bEvans 24 G. C. Campbell, c Gordon, b Fyffe.............................. 5 c Morris, b Evans 60 D. C. Boles, lbw, b Evans... 22 c Morris, b Fyffe 4 G. Aspinall, c Moore-Gwyn b Younger......................... 8 c Wright, b Fyffe 30 W . N. Tod, c Morrts, b Evans................................20 c and b Evans ... 10 R. B. Scholfleld, c and b E vans................................. 4 lbw, b Evans ... 6 G Brooks, not out .......... 4 not out.................. 0 Extras........................ 10 Extras ............10 Total..........172 Total ... ...202 W in c h e s te r . First innings. F. Weatherby, b Tod..........43 G. P. R. Toynbee, c Tod, b Brooks................................ 2 E .L . Wright, lbw, b Tod... 6 J. H. Gordon, b T o d ......... 9 A. V. Morris, not o u t.........53 W . M. Parker, c and Lambert ................. D. M. Evans, c Aspinall Scholfleld ................. ... 12 R. S. Pringle, b Scholfleld 5 H. C. Moore-Wwyn, c W il­ liams, b Scholfleld.......... 8 A. H. Fyffe, c Boles, b Scholfleld........................ 0 C. F. Younger, c Nicholls, b Lambert........................ 3 Extras........................ 9 Second innings, c Nicholls, b Boles 83 st Aspinall, b Younger.......... 6 c Boles, b Tod ... 29 cCranshaw,bTod 6 b Lambert.......... 0 7 c Brcoks, b Boles 5 n otou t................ 3 lbw, b Lambert .. 0 c Scholfleld, b Lambert.......... 0 c Crankshawe, b Soholfield ... 30 runout... Extras Younger... Evans ... Fyffe Morris ... Gordon ... Parker ... Total .................157 E to n . First innings. O. M. B. W. 11 , 27 5 3 3 6 48 42 0 ... 0 ... 0 .. Total.. ..174 Second innings. O. M. R. W. 14 42 1 7 24 4 11 62 4 0 14 0 2 20 1 16 27 3 6 Younger bowled five and Fyffe six wides. W in c h e ste r . First innings. O. M. R. W. 23 5 42 4 ... 11 2 33 1 ... 18 4 40 3 ... 12 8 9 2 ... 4 1 11 0 ... 3 0 18 0 ... Scholfleld bowled three wides and Lambert one, and Tod nine no-balls. Scholfleld Brooks ... T o d .......... Lambert... Boles Williams Second innings. O. M. R. W. 1 1 4 4 1 13 4 17 24 3 42 10 47 64 2 WESTMINSTER v. CHARTERHOUSE. Played at Vincent Square on June 26 and 27. Charterhouse won by six wickets. A very even first day’s cricket left Westminster with a lead of 20 with all their wickets in hand. The batting was pretty good all round on both side, and Crowe, Logan, Walters, Fleuret, Branston, Payne, Bence-Pembroke and Growse all distinguished them­ selves. On Saturday Westminster, thanks chiefly to fine cricket by Crowe, Gardner ana Walters did well enough to have good hopes of victory, for they were able to give Charterhouse the task of making 196 to win. But a splendid innings by Bence-Pembroke upset all calculations, and as he received valuable assistance from Cripps, Charterhouse gained an easy victory. Pembroke made his 103 in two hours and a half. W estminster . First innings. Second innings. A. T. Coleby, c Buchanan, b c Buchanan, b Branston ........................... 3 Allen ...... 5 G. L. Crowe, c Branston, b c Growse, b Bran- Hooman ........................40 ston .................... 45 H. Logan, c Buchanan, b c Tetley, b Bran- Branston ........................ 41 ston ................ 13 O. H. Walters, b Branston 30 b Allen ..............81 R. W . Gardner, c Buchanan, b Allen............................... 9 cPayne,bBranston 53 F. S. Fleuret, c Snell, b Branston ........................22 b Buchanan ... 0 W . J. W. Bonser, b Allen 9 c Buchanan, b Allen .............. 11 L. G. Kirkpatrick, c and b c Branston, b Allen ............................... 12 Buchanan ... 9 C.Power8,st Fry,bBuchanan 0 b Allen ............ 4 E. W. D. Colt-Williams, b Buchanan........................ 0 b Allen .......... 0 J. K. Hepburn, not out ... 0 notout................ 1 Byes........................ 4 B 6, lb1, wb 1 8 Total................170 Total ..........180 CHARTERHOUSE. First innings. Second innings. G. T. Branston, c Kirk­ patrick, b Gardner......... 21 b Powers C. A. L. Payne,c & b Powers 37 b Powers C. Y. L. Hooman, b Fleuret 7 not out... R. A. Bence-Pembroke, c and b Crowe .................83 not out... H. E. Growse, c Powers, b Gardner ........................ 38 E. S. Cripps, b Hepburn ... 0 run out J. N. Bucnanan, c Coleby, b Powers ........................ 8 b Powers T. E. Snell, b Gardner ... 1 R. H. Allen, b Powers ... 3 J. C. D. Tetley, b Powers .. 0 H. J. B. Fry, not out.......... 2 B 4, lb 1, nb 1 ... .. 5 .. 0 . 8 ..ICS 16 6 B 7,lb7, w2, nb3 19 Total .................166 Total (4 wkts) 196 W estm in ster . First innings.__ _ __ Second innings. Branston Allen ... Tetley ... Hooman Snell ... Buchanan M. R. W. O. .24 _ _ . . 20 2 8 47 3 . . . 5 0 23 0 . , . 4 0 O. M. R. W. . 20’4 4 52 3 26 5 1 0 ... 4 1 . . 2 1 3 2 ... . Allen bowled a wide. C h a r te r h o u s e . First innings. O. M. R. W. Powers ......... 15 0 47 Fleuret .......... 6 0 27 Hepburn .......... 6 8 11 Gardner ..........11*1 4 30 Kirkpatrick ... 4 0 19 Crowe................. 3 0 16 26 4 3 4 11 8 57 3 3 4 1 ... 1 ... 3 ... 0 ... 1 ... Logan ... Second inningj. O. M. R. W. ... 22 2 3 67 3 9 2 16 14 10 2 3 8 Powers bowled three no-balls and Hepburn two wides. LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (2) v. BELLEVUE C.C.—Played at Norbury on June 27. L. & W . B a n k . S. Bennett, b Wilson 0 G. P. Rhodes, not out 8 W . E. Reddington,not out ......................... 6 B 23, lb 8, w 6 ... 37 Total (5 wkts) 223 R.Y. Laroche,st Smith b Stringer ..........55 F. W . Newcomb, b Turnbull (W.) ... 34 H. E. Power, b Man- ville ........................34 H. G. Wellborne, c Me Cabe, b Wilson ... 49 * Innings declared closed. A. S. Harton, W . Horncastle, T. H. Pritchard, and S. B. Tyte did not bat. ’ B ellevu e . C. Carpenter, b Power 6 A. Stringer, b Laroche A. Nash, c Bennett, b * '■ — Power ................. l F. R.Wilson, b Rhodes 1 8.Turnbull,st Bennett, b Harton.................18 A. R. Jones, b Rhodes 0 W.Tumbull,bLaroche 0 A. McCabe, c Laroche, b Harton................. 5 A. Smith, c Newcomb, b Harton.......... J. Milne, b Laroche E. Mansell, not out B 5, lb 7 ... Total L AWS OF CRICKET, with List of Fixtures and Memo, pages. One Penny each, post free lid (Jricket Oflicea, 168, Upper Thames Street, E.C.