Cricket 1903

J uly 16, 1903. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 279 D u b l in U n iv e r s it y . First innings. Second innings. C. E. Fausaetl, b Gill......23 c Buswell, b All­ sopp ............... 6 E. Ensor, b Allsopp ......... 8 c "Whitehead, b Allsopp ........ 9 W . S. Caldwell, lbw, b c B. Crawford, b Whitehead.........................126 Allsopp .......... 12 E. M. Gwynn, b Allsopp ... 0 b King.............. 15 <i. Meldon, e E. Crawford, b Allsopp ...................... 7 b Allsopp ....... 11 J. H. Brunskill, c Buswell, b E. Crawford................ 1 absent... ... ... 0 E. Walker, b Whitehead ... 8 o Buswell b V. Crawford........ 3 E. Grove-White, c Trafford, b GUI ............................ 11 *>KlaS.............. 35 S. H. Crawford, b E. Craw- ford .......................11 b Kl°g .......... J® J. W . Crozier, not out ... 11 b King..............19 S. H. Cochrane, b White- head ................ 0 notout.............. 11 B lsij lb 8, w 3 ............ 18 B 7, nb 3 .......... 10 Total....................244 LEICESTERSH IRE. Ensor Gwynn Easor delivered two no-balls, and Crawford and Brunskill a wide each. Total ...164 0. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . 10 1 34 1 ... ... 7 0 66 0 20 1 72 4 ... ... 39*5 10 114 5 15 6 2 63 6 ... 1 0 6 0 ... ... 39 4 157 2 Brumkill 9 2 29 3 Grove White... ... 1 0 8 0 Caldwell.......... ... 4 0 14 0 D u blin U n iv e r s it y . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 28 8 83 3 ... ... 22 5 48 4 20 3 61 2 ... ... 2 0 9 0 15 2 52 2 ... ... 12 4 29 0 8-2 4 10 3 ... ... 4 0 16 0 4 1 8 0 ... ... 6 1 U 0 ... ... 14*5 4 29 4 V . Crawford... ... 8 3 211 1 Allsopp .. G ill................. ..... R. Crawford... 6 Whitehead Haywood King.......... V. Crawford delivered one and Allaopp five no-balls- LANCASHIRE y . SOMERSET. Played at Old Trafford on July 9, 10 and 11. Somerset won by 182 runs. There was nothing in the early stages of thismatch to point to an easy victory by Somerset, and it was not until nearly the end of the second day that Lancashire seemed likely to have a difficult t isk to win. On the first day Lancashire scored 169 for five wickets against 177 Dy Somerset, who were again without L. C. H. Palairet and S. M. J. Wojds. Braund was the only Somerset man who made over fifty, and Spooner the only Lancashire man to do so. "When stumps were drawn A. H. Hornby was not out 9 and Cuttell not out 24. On Friday Hcrnby played a beautiful innings, and of the 86 runs which were added to the overnight total in the first hour his share was 72. Altogether his inni' gs of 81 lasted for eighty minutes. The tail did very little, but for all that Lancashire had a leal of 68. In the Somerset second innings so many men did well that by the end of the day the county had a lead of 224 runs with three wickets still in hand, F. M. Lee being not out 46. On Saturday Lee played splendid cricket, and as he received valuable help from Newton, Somerset ended their innings with a lead of 293. To make these runs proved to be far too hard a task for Lan­ cashire, who found Braund and Cranfield both in great form. S o m e r set . First innings. 0. M. Samson, c Sladen, b Littlewood........................ 0 Braund, c Maclaren, b Barnes............................... 59 P. R. Johnson, bLittlewood 1 F. A. Phillips, c Maclaren, b Barnes ........................ 4 Lewis, c Maclaren ,b Cuttell 11 Robson,c Maclaren,bBarnes 27 Major W.C Hedley,bBarnes 16 J. Daniell, b Littlewood ... 8 F. M. Lee, not out ..........25 Second innings, c Spooner, b Barnes ..........29 c Worsley, b lit ­ tlewood ......... 36 cWorsley,bCuttell 45 b Cuttell ..........27 cWorsley,bBarnes 62 c Cuttell, bSladen 23 * ' 4 23 A. E. Newton, b Cuttell Cranfleld, b Littlewood 18 B 1, lb 1 Total ..........177 b Sladen b Cuttell ... c Worsley, Sladen ........ 73 not out............... 21 c Worsley, b Barnes .......... 9 B 13, lb 3, nb 3 19 Total........861 L a n c a s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. H. G. Garnett, c Lee, b Cranfield ........................... 13 b Cranfield.... 2 R. H. Spooner, c Hedley, b Braund ........................52 c Lee, b Braund.. 8 Tyldesley, c Phillips,bCran- field ............................... 11 stNewton, Braund ... A. Eccles, st Newton, b Cranfield ........................25 b Cranfield .. A. C. Maclaren, b Braund .. 24 b .. 13 A. H. Hornby, c Johnson, b Cranfield ........................ 81 Cuttell, c Samson, b Cran­ field ................. Samson, Braund ... Newton, Cranfield... Barnes, c and b Braund ... 7 Littlewood, c Phillips, b Braund ......................... 0 Sladen, c Samson, b Cran­ field ................................ 2 Worsley, not out.................. 0 Leg-byes .......... ... 5 Total ... .. 25 c Samson, b Cran­ field ................. not out................. b Braund ... c Samson, Braund ... b Braund ... Byes 12 ..........245 Total..........Ill S o m e r set . First innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Littlewood ... 30*4 9 62 4 ........... 84 11 85 1 Barnes .......... 30 14 62 4 ........... 86*3 13 94 3 Cuttell .......... 12 0 35 2 ........... 33 13 70 3 Sladen .......... 4 2 16 0 ........... 28 9 82 3 Spooner ... 2 0 11 0 Baines delivered one no-ball. L a n c a s h ir e . First innings. O. M. R. W. Cranfield ... 26 6 4 91 6 .. Braund .......... 26 3 84 4 .. Robson ..........10 1 61 0 .. Hedley .......... 2 0 40 .. Second innings. O. M. R. W. 193 62 4 21 3 10 41 6 3 2 4 0 T H E G E N T L E M E N OF PH ILADE LPH IA . THE WARWICKSHIRE MATCH. ( ninth of th e tour ). Played at Edgbaston on July 9 and 10. Warwickshire won by seven wickets. The visitors were unfortunate enough in this match to lose tte services of their chief bowler, J. B. Ki'ig, who strained his side after his second over. This loss handicapped them sadly, but they con­ tributed to their own misforluaes by the weakness of their batting. In the flrst innings they could only make 112, and although they seemed to play Hargreave easily enough they could make nothing of Moorhouse and Field. Ia the absence of King, Crfgar came to the front with the ball, and in takirg eight wickets for 86 he did a brilliant performance. Fishwick, Charlesworth and Rotherham, the old Uppinghamian, all played very attractive cricket for Warwickshire, who on the flrst innings had a lead of 41. Before stumps were drawn the Americans knocked off this lead for the loss of two wickets, and were ten runs on. Sharpless was not out 21, and Bohlen not out 25. On the next day Bohlen play, d a spltnaid erame, but received very little assistance. Thanks chiefly to him the visitors were able to give Warwickshire the task of making 161, but as King was unable to bowl for ihem they cannot have had much hope of pulling off the match. As it happened, Warwickshire knocked off the runs without any difficulty at all. G en tlem en o f P h il a d e l p h ia . First innings. Second innings. N. Z. Graves, c Lovitt, b c Rotherham, o Field ............................... 29 Field................... 4 F. C. Sharpless,b Hargreave 14 c Lilley, b Moor- J.A. Lester, c Charlesworth, house ...............33 b Moorhouse .................13 b Field.................... 1 J B. King, c Fishwick, b Moorhouse....................... 8 b Moorhouse ... 1 F. H. fiohleo, b Moorhouse 10 lbw, b Moorhouse 93 A. M. Wood, c Hargreave, b Field..............................19 cFishwick,b Field 11 F.A.Bates,cFiehwick,bField 1 c Lilley, b Field 10 R. D. Brown, c Moorhouse, b Field............................... 3 b Field.................. 6 F. H. Clark, c Lilley, b Field 1 not out ..........11 E. M. Cregar, not out.......... 6 c Lilley, b Har- T. C. Jordan, c Rotherham, treave ... ... 11 b Moorhouse ................. 1 c Kinneir, b Field 0 Extras........................ 7 Extras..........11 Total ...112 Total ..........191 W arwickshire . First innings. Second innings. J.F.Byrne, c Clark, b Cregar 6 c Cregar.b bharp- T. S. Fishwick, c Clark, b less .................22 Cregar............................... 54 c sub., b Clark ... 31 Kinneir, c Graves, b Cregar 2 notout................30 F. R. Lovitt, b Cregar ... 0 lbw, b Cregar ... 19 Lilley, b Clark ................. 7 not ou t................42 ( harlesworth,cWood,bClark35 H. Rotherham, c Clark, b Cregar............................... 33 Moorhouse, not out ..........10 Whittle, c Wood, b Cregar 1 Hargreaves,cGraves,bCregar 0 Field, b Cregar ................. 0 Extras ................. 5 Extras... .. 7 Total .................153 Total (3 wkts) 151 Gentlemen o f Philadelphia. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W Field ................. 15 4 49 5 ........... 28 6 82 6 Hargreave.......... 14 4 26 1 .......... 18 3 89 1 Moorhouse.......... 12 130 4 .......... 16 2 39 3 Whittle ........... 4 1 8 0 Charlesworth ... 4 0 12 0 Field bowled three wides and four no-balls, and Moorhouse one no-ball. W arwickshire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. King ................. 2 0 16 0 .......... C lark................. 13 0 68 2 .......... 17 4 1 71 1 Cregar.................16*6 5 S5 8 .......... 12 3 46 1 Bates ................. 3 0 18 0 ........... 2 0 16 0 Lester................. 8 0 11 0 ........... Sharpless.......... 8 8 11 1 Cregar bowled two wides and Sharpless one wide. OLD CITIZEN8 v. CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL. —Played at Beckenham Hill on July 11. O ld C it iz e n s . P. W . Hale, retired ...106 H. Hochstrasser, b K in * ........................ 29 H. Blewett, c Bliss, b B riggs.................38 R. C. Cole, b Briggs... 2 C it y o f L ondon S c h o o l . E. E. Dent, not ou t... 7 J. H. Barnett, not out 20 B 2, lb 2 .......... 4 Total (3 wkts) 206 F. A. Briggs, c Blewett, b Cole ................. 9 K D. Leslie, b Blewett 12 E.A.Knight, b Blewett 7 C. C. Bliss, b Blewett 0 W. F. K. Hardman, lbw, b Upsdale ... 5 L. D. Leuw, lbw, b Blewett ................. 6 W. P. Schutte, b Blewett ................. 2 B. King, not out ... 6 R. G. Gill, b Blewett 0 J. A. M. Spice, not out 14 Byes ................. 8 Total (8 wkts) 69 QUEBNMORE SCHOOL v. CROYDON HIGH SCHOOL.—Played at Quernmore on July 8. Q u er n m o r e . H. J. Green, not out...118 I S. D. Carpenter, not J.Zimmermann,cDar- out ........................69 roll, b Collingwood 0 Extras ................. 22 B.H. Tucker, c Clarke, — b D arroll.................26 Total (3 wkts) 23 E. Patrickson, A. C. Jepson, G. Davies, F. G. Scott, F. P. Jepson, A. M. Lewis and W. C. D. Maile did not bat. C r o y d o n H igh S ch o o l . Hosegood, b Carpenter Clarke, b Patrickeon.. Macallister, run out... Parry, run out .......... Collingwood (i), run out ........................ Collingwood (ii), c Carpenter,b Patrick­ son ........................ Wilcox, b Patrickson Alexander, c and b Carpenter................ Darroll, b Carpenter 1 Grant, c & b Patrick­ son ........................ 0 Barnett, not out ... 1 Extras ................. 4 T otal.................1 OLD CITIZENS v. NORWOOD.—Played at Pavilion Grounds, Norwood, on July 4. N o r w o o d . B. Batchelor, b Hale... 0 P Kay, bHochstrasaer 0 S. Hollands,cMirylees, b Spencer.................59 G. B. Goldsmith,cBar- nett, b 8pencer .. 36 A . Francis, run out ... 30 H. B. Phillips, c anib H a le ......................... 8 W . Brown, b Hale ... 1 P. A. With, b Hale ... 3 C. A. Brigg«, c Miry- lees, b Hale .......... 6 A. Goodwyn.bBlewett 1 W.H.G. Spence,notout 0 B 8, lb 4 ..........12 Total ..174 O ld C it iz e n s . A. R. Green, b Francis 15 l H. Blewett, not ou t... 41 L. Mirylees, b Batche- I B 14, lb 2 ........ . 16 lor ........................ 6 —- P. W. Hale, not out.. 103 | Total (2 wkts) 180 E. E. Dent, J. H. Barnett, A. D. Spencer, G. Han­ lon, H. Hochstrasser, S. Wright and IJ. J. Underha did not bat.