Cricket 1903

J u l y 2, 1903. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 253 Y o r k s h ir e . First innings. Brown, b Richardson......... 2 c Tunnicliffe, st Strudwick, b Lockw ood........................97 Denton, c Strudwick, b Richardson....................... 87 Wilkinson, b Lockwood ... 9 Hirst, b Richardson ..........13 Smith, b Richardson......... 4 Rhodes, b Lockwood.......... 2 Haigh, b Richardson.......... 5 Wainwright, b Lockwood.. 4 Hunter, not o u t ................. 0 Ringrose, b Lockwood ... 0 B 6 , lb 2, nb 1 .......... 9 Second innings. Strudwick, b Richardson ... 2 b Richardson c Hayward, Richardson c Strudwick, Lookwood b Richardson ... c Abel,b Richard­ son .......... b Richard*on c Strudwick, Lees.......... b Lees.......... not out.......... b Richardson Extras ... 12 4 9 ,.. 22 ,.. 0 b ... 12 ,.. 9 .. 5 10 ... 11 Total ... ...182 Total ... ...122 Hirst... . Rhodes . Haigh Ringrose . Brown S u r r e y . First innings. O. M. R . W . ......... 30 7 103 3 .. 10 70 2 ... I 2 31 1 .., 2 45 4 .. 0 11 Second innings. O. M. R. W. 35 ... 16 ... 16 ... 16 Wainwright ... 7 1 16 1 Ringrose delivered five and Hirst three no-balls. Richardson L ees.......... Lockwood Y o r k s h ir e . First innings. O. M. R.W . 26 2 93 6 ... 8 1 20 0 ... 16*2 4 60 5 ... Clode ... Second innings. O. M.R. W. 17*3 2 67 7 . 8 1 28 2 . 11 2 25 1 , . 2 1 1 0 NOTTS v. LEICESTERSHIRE. Played at Leicester on June 29, 30 and July 1. Drawn. The Notts team was batting for the whole of the first day of this match for a total of 426, and although no single player made a hundred, there were several brilliant innings. Jones was out in the tirat over of the day, but Iremonger and W . Gunn then brought the total to 126 in an hour and forty minutes, and for the rest of the day the batsmen had the upper hand. J. Gunn played a splendid innings, and brought his total for the season to over a thousand runs. G. Gunn also did well, and Hardstaff, Oates and Taylor all helped to add considerably to the total. At the end of the innings Y. F. S. Crawford, who used a few years ago to be a really good bowler, took three wickets for 14 runs. It was an unthankful position in which Leicestershire found themselves when play began on Tuesday morning, but Wood and Whits- head made light of it, and, speedily gaining a mastery over the bowling, were still together when lunch was taken, with the total at 175. The partnership was broken just afterwards; it had lasted for a little over two hours and a half when Whitehead was caught at the wicket for a splendid innings of 104. Wood still kept on, and received valuable assistance from Knight. His innings of 101 lasted for tbree hours and a quarter. Knight and King played well, but just before the end of the day five wickets were down, Leicestershire being only 66 runs behind. Yesterday the tail collapsed, and the last five wickets only increased the total by five runs. There was no longer much interest in the match, for it was hardly likely that there would be time to finish it. N otts . First innings. A. O. Jones, c Jayes, b R. Crawford ....................... 0 Iremonger, b Coe ....... 67 Gunn (W .), b Coe .......65 Gunn (J.), e Whitehead, b King ........................ ... 95 Gunn (G.), c Davis, b Wood 41 Anthony, c Coe, b Odell ... 17 Hardstaff, c Coe, b Y. Craw­ ford ..............................51 Hallam, lbw, b Wood......... 0 Oates, c Brown, b Y. Craw­ ford .............................28 Taylor, not out ............. ,2 3 Wass, c Davis, b Y. Craw­ ford .............................16 B 16, lb 5, w 1, nb 2 ... 23 Second innings c Y. Crawford, b OdeU .......... 38 not out................. 80 c Whitehead, b King................. 4 c Knight, b Wood 35 b W ood .......... 13 b Whitehead ... 20 not ou t................ 1 Extras . ... 2 Total .................426 Total (6 wkts)»193 * Innings declared closed. L e ic e ste r sh ir e . First innings. C.J.B.Wood,c G., b J.Gunn 101 Whitehead,cOates,bHollaml04 Second innings. b Hallam .......... 8 o Hallam, b J. Gunn .......... 0 Knight, c Jones, b J. Gunn 76 cOates, b J. Gunn 19 King, c J. Gunn, b Hallam 56 not out................14 R. T. Crawford, lbw, b Anthony ........................... 0 b J. G unn.........13 V. F. S. Crawford, c Jones, b J. Gunn........................ A. E. Davis, c Oates, b J. Gunn ............................... Brown, c Jones, b J. Gunn W. Odell, b Hallam .......... Jayes, lbw, b Hallam......... Coe, not o u t ........................ B 7, lb 1, nb 1 .......... 9 cJones,b J. Gunn 1 Total .. 0 1 0 . 0 9 Byes.................. 5 ...365 Total (6 wkts) 60 N o tts . nings. O. M. R. W . Second innings. O. M. R. W . 17 3 40 1 .. ... 4 0 17 0 . 14 3 70 0 .. ... 2 0 2 0 . 26 5 83 1 .. .. 12 2 43 1 . 23 5 73 1 .. ... 18 5 45 1 . 7 2 20 0 .. ... 4 2 3 1 . 21 5 70 2 .. ... 6 1 20 1 . 9 1 36 2 .. ... 8 1 28 2 . 5*2 2 14 3 .. ... 11 3 33 0 R. Crawford Jayes .......... King .......... OdeU .......... Whitehead Coe .......... W ood.......... V. Crawford .. u « & i* 0 . Wood bowled two no-balls, and Y. Crawford a wide. L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . Taylor... Wass ... Gunn (J.) Hallam . Anthony , Jones ... Iremonger First innings. O. M. R. W . ... 18 3 45 0 .. ... 22 1 80 0 .. ... 41 11 82 5 .. ...32.2 13 58 4 ... ... 23 8 48 1 .. ... 6 0 31 0 .. ... 4 1 12 9 .. Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 2 1 2 0 ... 3 2 2 0 ...27.2 15 24 4 ... 22 10 26 1 ... 5 4 1 0 8 UNNINGDALE 8 CHOOL v. LUDGROVE.- Played at Sunningdale on June 24. L u d oro vb . Total Ciirtis,cProud,bScrim- geour........................ 8 Campbell,b Damant.. 1 Woraley (ma.),c Torry, b Scrimgeour.......... 88 Boscawen, b Scrim­ geour ........................ 0 Pease,c Proud,I Scrim­ geour ........................ 0 Birchenough, b Par- rington .................15 S u n n in g d a le S c h o o l. Parrington (ma.), st Parrington Curtis, b Kenyon- Norman Blaney .................67 Proud, b Walker ... 4 Damant, b Kenyon- Slaney ................. 2 Featherstonhaugh, b Pease........................ 9 Sciimgeour,b Kenyon- Slaney .................10 Rigg, b Boscawen ... 4 Eastwood, b Torry ... Woisley (mi.),b Torry Norman, not out Kenyon-Slaney.c Par­ rington, b Scrim­ geour........................ Walker, b Scrimgeour Byes ................. 14 (mi.), b Torry, not out .......... 5 Maund, run o u t........ 2 Leslie-Smith, c Ken­ yon-Slaney.bNorman 0 Wharrie, not out ... 1 B 3, lb 1, w 2 ... 6 Total(9wkt8) 113 SUNNINGDALE SCHOOL v. ST. GEORGE’S, WINDSOR.—Played at Windsor on June 27. S t . G e o r g e 's . First innings. Second innings. ' ~ ' 1 “ ------- 0 4 not out... 3 runout.. 18 b Torry Atkinson, b Parrington ... Exham, b Pa*rington... «. Draper, c and b Scrimgeour Crofts, b Scrimgeour.......... Lister, b Scrimgeour.......... R. G. Macbean, c and b Leslie Smith ................. J. G. Macbean, not out ... Owen, c Kigg, b Scrimgeour Law, d Scrimgeour .......... Newton, b Scrimgeour Maclean, lbw, b Parrington B 1, lb 1, w 1 .......... c Proud,b Damant 1 c and b Scrimgeour 0 not out... Lb 1, w 1... Total ..........36 Total (4 wk?s.) 27 S u n n in g d ale S chool . W.Parrington,b Crofts 16 Proud, c Draper, b Lister......................... 5 Damant, b Crofts ... 4 Featherstonhaugh, b Draper ................... 8 Scrimgeour, b Lister... 6 Torry, b Draper........... 0 Maund, c Macbean, b Draper ................... 4 Bigg, b Draper.......... M. Parrington, b Draper ................. Le.lie Smith, b Mac­ bean ........................ Ebden, not ou t.......... B 1, w 4 ................. Total ... „ QUERNMORE SCHOOL v. SIDCUP COLLEGE. —Played at Sidcup on June 24. Q cernm ore S chool . Zimmermann, b Or- chardson.................35 Green, c Parkinson, b Farnfield.................34 Tucker, c Beaumont, b Orchardsoi..........29 Patrickson,b Orchurd- son ........................ 19 Carpenter, b Farofield 0 Davies, b Farnfield ... 0 Scott, c and b Farn­ field ..................... 11 Sheridan, b Orchard- son ...................... 1 A. Jepson, b Farnfield 2 F. Jepson, lbw, b Famfield............... 0 Pearsall, not out ... 1 Extras ............... 7 Parkinson,b Carpenter Farnfleld, c Tucker, b b Patricksoo ..........20 Orjnardson, b Patrick- son ........................ 10 Ker, b Patrickson ... 9 Beaumont, run out ... 1 Wolton, b Patrickson 8 Siderfin, c and b Patrickson .......... 2 Total... S id cu p C o lle g e . . 131 Heath, c Sheridan, b Patrickson .......... Anderson, c Tucker, b Carpenter .......... Baxter, c Sheridan, b Patrickson .......... Cutbill, not out......... Extras ................. Total................. NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK v. HITCHIN TOWN.—Played at Hitchin on June 27. H itc h in . Rev. C. H. Jones, b Richards................. 0 G. L. Pyman, b Stocks 34 C. T. Lucas, 0 Arm­ strong, b King ... 2 H. Williams, b King 9 C. H. Bayliss, b Richards.................18 F. R. Shillitoe, c Bir­ mingham,bRichards 7 N a t io n a l P r o v in c ia l B ank. E. W. Armstrong, lbw, b Williams .......... J. W . Richards, b F. R. T. Lucas, b Richards................ A. H. Foster, not out E. H. Grellet, b King C. E. Snow, b King .. Brown, c File, b Symons ................. Extras................. Total .......... Shillitoe A. King, c Luc is, b Shillitoe ................. E.H. 8 tocks,c Shillitoe, b Williams ......... W . File, b Williams... C. R. K. Symons, run out ........................ H. L. Stephenson, b Shillitoe................. W. E. Birmingham, b Brown................. C. A. Shaw, run out L. J . Griffiths, not out F. E. Tyler, c Bayliss, b b row n ................. Extras .......... Total 80 OLD CITIZENS v. HON. ARTILLERY COM­ PANY.—Played at Armoury House, Finsbury, on June 20. O ld C it izb n s . P. W. Hale, b H. J. A. Shield, c Watts, b Bonser .......... ... 36 Bonser ................. 5 A. R. Green, c B. T. S. Williams, c and b Bonser, b Watts ... 3 Bonser ................. 1 R. C. Cole, c Hill b D. V. Bond, not out... 2 W atts................ ... 2 T. M. Leage, c Bell, b L. Mirylees, b H. J. Bonser ................. 0 Bonser .......... ... 0 H. Harrison, b Bonser 0 E. E. Dent, b Bell ... 2 Leg-byes .......... 3 J. F. Cole, st Adams, b Bell................. ... 6 Total .......... 60 A. J. Adams, b Hale .. B. T. Bonser, b J. F. Cole ........................ 7 A. D. Collins, b Hale 0 T. Luce, c and b R. C. Cole ........................ 12 H. J. Bonser, b R. C. Cole .......... ..........19 D. Hill, b R. C. Cole .. 1 R. C. Waketi?ld,b Hale 5 H.A.C. H. W. Bell, b R. C. Cole ......................... J. D. H. Watts, c Dent, b H ale.......... R. Neumegen, st Dent, b R. C. Cole... G. C. Johnson, not out Byes................. T otal.......... OLD CITIZENS June 27. P. W . Hall, c Stafford, b W right................. 28 A. R. Green, b W iight 0 J. H. Barnett, st Per­ kins, b Monsley ... 7 H. Blewett, b Wright 4 R. C. Cole, b Read ... 41 L. Mirylees, b Stafford 18 J. F, Cole, not out ... 24 v. IBIS.—Played at Penge on O ld C itiz e n s . R. C. Wakefield, b Monsley ... ..........13 L. D. Lemr, b Mons­ ley ........................ 9 D. H. Bedbrooke, b Buckland................. 1 H. Hockstraseer, b Buckland................ 0 B 10, lb 2, nb 2 .. 14 I bis . Total .159 E. Dewey, b J. F. Cole W . Roberson, b R. C. C o le ......................... P. Monsley, c R. C. Cole, b blewett H. Perkins, c J. F. Cole, b Hale .......... G. Lewis, b Hale G.Clinton, c J. F. Cole, b Blewett................. S. Stafford, b Blewett 8 E. Burt.b H ale..........81 E. Buckland. b J. F. Cole ........................ 0 W. Read, not out ... 8 W. Wright, b Hale ... 0 Byes................ 6 Total ..101