Cricket 1903

304 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u l y 23, 1903. GRANVILLE “ A ” (L°e) v. CROYDON (2).— Played at Lee on July 18. C roydon . C. T. Mabey.c Rodwell, b Edwards ..........21 C. W. Woolcott, b Passmore.................10 F. J. Allen, b Rodwell 41 T. J. Ching, c Fry, b Passmore.................59 C. K. Richer, b Pass- more ........................ 45 J. Campbell, c and b Morris .................16 F. W . Fyfield, b Pass- more ........................ A. E. Drage, b Morris E. T. Williams, c Johnston, b Pass- more ....................... R. Barley, c and b Morris ... ... ... L. B. Long, not out... Extras .......... - Total.........182 G r a n v il l e . F.E.Thomson,b Richer 27 L. C. WarminghoD, b T. W. Maynard, c Fy- Drage ................. 0 field, b Richer..........16 H. L. Tayler, c Wool- J. H. Fry. b Drage ... 6 cott, b Drage.......... 0 H. A. Livinson, c Drage J.A.Johnston, not out 7 b Richer ................. 0 H. J. Morris, not out 1 W. Edwards, c Fyfteld Extras ................. 4 b Rich°r ................. 2 — T. L. Passmore, st Total (8 wkts) 73 Fyfleld, b Drage ... 10 A. C. Rodwell did not bat. GRANVILLE (Lee) v. SIDCUP.—Played at Sidcup on July 18th. B idcup . F.H. Spreckley, c Lin­ coln, b WeVer..........20 H. Le Bouvier, c Lin­ coln, b Richardson 0 C. M. Horley, b Rich­ ardson ................. 2 E. 8. Jerdain, lbw, b Thomson.................73 H. E. Strawson, lbw, b Richardson .......... 4 G. Elgood, b Richard­ son ........................ 0 C.E. Ke idle, b Jerdeia 11 C.E.Bar-es, c Jerdein, b Strawson ..........58 A. C. Weber, c Wal- lington, b Sprecklty 5 N. Cockell. c Jerdein, b 8preckley ..........34 H. E. Thomson, c Le Bouvier, b Strawson 15 R. Wellington, c & b Bichardson .......... F. H. Liebenrood, b P a ta n ..................... A.W.Holmea.bB tmes W . Saggers, b Barnes B. Noble, not out Extras................. T o ta l.........1 GRANVILLE (Lee) v. FINCHLEY.—Played at Lee on July 15. F in ch le y . L. H. Bacmeister, b Summers.................51 H. Williams, b Luck­ hurst .......................22 G. G. Dumbelton, c Kendle, b Luckhurst 11 J. R. Pank, b Summers 5 G. G. Napier, b Luck­ hurst ........................ 7 A.J.8.Wileoa,b Luck­ hurst ........................35 L. Fennell, c Kendle, b Luckhurst..........10 G ra n v il l e P.C.Harvey, c Kendle, b Summers ............15 W . P. Harrison, c & b Luckhurst .4 6 H.Hochtresser, c Lan­ der, b Luckhurst ... 35 A. R. Stephenson, not LUDGROVE v. NORTH AW .-Played at Northaw Place on July 8. L udq ro ve . out Extras... Total ...256 A. C. Weber, c Park, b Napier ................. 5 C.E Kendle,bDumbel- ton .......... ..........59 N. Cockell, b Dumbel­ ton ........................38 J. P. Clarkson, lbw, b Dumbelton ......... 31 Luckhurst,b Bacmeis­ ter ...........................18 P. P. Lincoln, not out 60 B. Morris did not bat. F.E. Lander, c Park, b Bacmeister... ... 1 T.H.8ummer8,b Dum­ belton.......................35 T. W. Maynard, c Bac­ meister, b Napier ... 4 E.D.C. Young, not out 8 Extras.. ... ... 11 Total (8 wkts) 270 E. Rymer-Jones, c El­ good, b Spreckley ... 27 A. G. Paton, not out 16 H. T. Richardson, c Holme*, b Spreckley 0 J. D. Treasure, c Jer­ dein, b Spreckley ... 3 Extra*............... 13 Total (8 wkts) 182 P. P. Lincoln and J. P. Clarkson did not bat. ARKLEY v. BUSHEY. Arkley, on July 18. A r k l e y . Howard-Williams, c Mason, b Brown ... 7 G. G. Dumbelton, b Ma6on ......... ... 14 F. A. Phillips, c H. M. Harford, b Golding 46 J. M. Morris, b Brown 17 G.W.Hammond, c & b Golding ................. 3 B.W.Morgan.c Atten­ borough, b Mason... 1 B ushey . Played at Rowley Lodge, E. M. Worsley,b Chol- m e ly ........................ 4 W. T. Birchenough, run out ................. 7 W. A. Worsley, c Fer­ guson, b Cholmely... 75 H. F. Campbell, c Fer­ guson, b H all... 11 C. W . Norman, c H. Vincent, b Raikes... 6 V. D. Bosevwen,cFer­ guson, b Duncan ... 21 N o r t h aw . F. W. Cornwallis, run out ................. ... 1 N. W . Eastwood, b Cholmely................. 0 R. O. R. K.-Slaney, b Cholmely................ 0 R. A. Pease, c Raikes, b Ferguson .........11 R.J.M.Walker, notout 2 B 2, w 3 ......... 6 Total ...143 W. M. Vincent, b K.- Slaney ................. 0 H. G. Vincent, cE. M. Worsley, b Pease ... 7 K. C. Raikes, c and b Pease........................13 F. G. Hall, c E. M. Worsley, b Pease ... 7 A. E. F. G. Perkins, c Total (7 wkts) 63 Norman,bK.-Slaney 11 C. Longmore and H. C. Legge did not bat. W. E. Duncan, notout 13 G. H. Cholmely* b Boscawen.......... ... 1 W. P. Geen, b K.- Slaney ................. 0 E.J.Ferguson,notout 9 Wides................. 2 LUDGROVE v. ST. DAVID’S.—Played at Lud- grove on July 15. L u dg ro v e . J.H.Robson,cHindley, b Brown ................. J. Scanlon, run out ... J. Skinner, not out ... Sergt. Allen, b Brown A. S. Farmer, b Brjwn Byes ................. Total ...108 H S. Mason, b Morris 4 Golding, b Hammond 11 Brown, c Robson, b Hammond .......... 2 A. Potts, b Hammond 23 H.M.Harford. run out 4 J.S. Harford, b Morris 0 W. Attenborough, not out ........................13 H. B. Wetherill, b Hammond .......... F. D. Hindley, b Morris ................. S Rodgers, c Dumbel­ ton, b Morris G. Chester, b Morris B 2, lb 1, nb 1 ... Total .......... W . T. Birchenough, b E.Foljambe .......... 1 A. R. W . Curtis, b E. Foljambe................. 2 W . A. Worsley. c Trower, b Beaufort 42 H. F. Campbell, not out ........................60 C. W. Norman, c E. Foljambe, b Pelly... 10 F. W . M. Cornwallis, c Harvey, b Pelly.. 14 A. H. B.-Kenne.t, c and b Trower.......... 0 R. A. Pease, c Bicker- steth, b Trower ... 21 N. W . Eastwood, not out ........................ 5 B 5, w 3, nb 1 .. 9 Total (7 wkts) *164 • Innings declared closed. R. O. R. K.-Slaney and R. J. M. Walker did not bat# S t . D a v id ’ s . V. A. Beaufort, c Nor- W. J. T. Macdonald, c Norman, b K-Slaaey E. B. Trower, b Pease E. G. Pelly, c and b Pease........................ A. T. T. S‘orey, st Curtis, b K.-Slaney E. W. S. Foljambe. st Curtis, b K.-81aney F. L. Harvey, c and b K.-Slaney................ man, b Eastwood ... S. M. Bickersteth, b Pease........................ R. F. T. Folj ombe, b P e a s e......... .......... H. J. I. Whitaker, lbw, b Pease .......... J. W. Dalton, not out B 2, w 2 ................. Total.......... 9 H. GRADIDGE & SONS, w o o iw ie h . MANUFACTURERS OF ALL ARTICLES FOR CRICKET, RACQUET, LAWN TENNIS, FOOTBALL, AND OTHER BRITISH SPORTS. PATENTEES AND SOLE MAKERS OF THE CELEBRATED “ IMPERIAL DRIVER” BATS. CO as e» ►— UJ tU_aJ C3 CDOC 5 ^ Qu CL. Patent USED BY 60 1H CO ALL THE LEADING BATSMEN OF THE DAT . To be obtained of all First-Class Outfitters or the Makers. On ly A d d re s s : FACTORY , ART ILLERY PLACE , WOOLW ICH , S .E . TR Y o u r Celebrated “GUV’IMOR” Bat With “ PATENT DOUBLE CHECK SPRINQ HANDLE,” P oeth e COMING SEASON. R. ABEL & SONS. (S U R R E Y X I . ) The “ GUV’NOR ” BAT has been used by R obert A bel during the last six years with great success, as will be seen by the followin scores. Every Bat made under the supervision of R obert A be l . AGGREGATES (all Matches): 1897, 2099 runs, average, 44*31; 1898, 2053 runs, average, 48 88; 1899, 2685 runs, average, 5370; 19C0, 2592 runs, average 56’34 ; 1901, 3309 runs, average, 55‘15; 1902, 2299 runs, average, 415. Six years, 15037 runs, average per innings, 49'288. RECORDS : 3309 runs in one season, 1901. P rofessional ' s R ecord : 357 runs, not out, Burrey v. Somerset, at the Oval, 1901. X O , H A R L E Y F O R D S T R E E T ( N e a | r t h e O v a l ) , a n d 3 X 0 , K E N N I N O T O N R O A D , L O N D O N , S . E . 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