Cricket 1903

324 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A u g . 6 , 1903. THE ARTISTS’ CRICKET WEEK. The sixth season of the Artists’ Cricket Club closed with the week commencing July i6th. The cricketiDg artists were the guests of Mr. Edwin A. Abbey, K.A., and the matches were played on his beautiful ground at Fairford, Gloucestershire. Four matches were played ; they won two and lost two. Tbe best scores for the A.C.C. were Henry J. Ford, 56 not out, 35 and 64 not out, and 20; G. Hillyard- Swinstead, 101 not out, and 35 (he also took 35 wickets in the four matches); Arnesby Brown, 52 not out (also took 13 wickets'); L. D. Luard, 42 and 21 not out; A. H. Studd,39not out: Reg. Blomfield, 35; L. C. Night­ ingale, 27; Hon. W. J. James, 26. For the visitors the best scores were C. O. H. Sewell, 68 ; C. Gould- smith, 58; F. Cripps, 42: J. W. Jardine, 36; F. Eavis, 26; L. Hobbs, 29: A. M. Miller, 24. During this season the Artists have played eleven matches, most of them 8gainst members of kindred professions— ending all even, havirg won five, lost five, and drawn one. 1 st MATCH, v. WILTSHIRE WANDERERS (M b . A. MILLER’S X I.).—Played at Morgan Hall, Fairford, on July 27. W il tsh ir e W an d h r e r s . R. Brooks King, c James, b Swinstead 32 P.R.Smart,bSwinstead 1 Capt. Bryant, b Swin­ stead ........................13 John Taylor, b Swin­ stead ........................15 A. M. Miller, c and b Brown .................24 Pearce, b Swinstead... 41 T.Butt-Miller, b Swin­ stead ........................ 3 Bertie Hankey, b Brown ................. Basil Hankey, b Swin- steftd........................ H. Harris, b Brown... Rev. W . L. Waugh, not out ................. B 1, lb 8, w 2, nb 1 Total .......... ] A r tist s . A. H. Studd, b Bryant 5 L.C. Nightingale, c B. Hankey, b Bryant... 2 Henry J. Ford, not out 61 L. D. Luard, b Bryant 1 Hon. W. J. James, Reg. Blomfield, Arnesby Brown, A. Chevallier Tayler, George Gascoyne, and E. A. Abbey did not bat. |G.Hillyard-Swinstead, not out .................. 101 B 8, lb 1 .......... 9 Total (3 wkta) 1S2 2 nd MATCH, v. MR. E. BOWLEY’S X l.-P layed at Morgan Hall, Fairford, on July 28. M r . E. B o w l e v ’ s XI. G. W . Cancellor, c Blomfield, b Swin­ stead ......................... 1 Rev. J. Luckman, b Swinstead.................. 4 T. Freer-Mead, b Swinstead.................. 8 F. Eavis, c James, b Swinstead............. 26 L. Hobbs, b Ford ... 29 D. Arkell, b Swinstead 0 C. Wright, b Ford ... B. F. Innocent, not out ........................ H. Millward, b Swin- Rev/W. H. T.Wrightj b Swinstead .......... E. Bowley, b Swin­ stead ......................... N o-bail................. Total A r t ist s . A. ChevallierTayler, b Hobbs ................. 0 Hon. W . J. James, b C. Wright................26 Arnesby Brown,bMill- w ard........................ 5 Reg. Blomfleld, rnn out ........................ 35 Henry J. Ford, c Ark­ ell, b Hobbs ..........20 G.Hillyard-Swinstead, BtBowley,.bMillward 35 Arthur H. Studd, not out ........................ j L. D. Luard, lbw, b Hobbs ................. G. Gascoyne, run out L. C. Nightingale, st Bowley, b Millward Edwin A. Abbey, st Bowley, b Millward Byes ................. Total... ...1 7 1 3 r d MATCH, v. M r . R. DIMSDALE’S X I - Played at Morgan Hall, Fairford, on J uly 29. R. D im S d a l e ’ s XI. Second innings. First innings. Rev.C.M.Luckman,c Blom­ field, b Brown.................12 P. R. Kmart, b Swinstead.. 5 J. W . Jardine, b Swinstead 36 P. W . Marsh, b Swinstead 1 C. Wright, b Swinstead ... 0 H. Milward, b Swinstead ... 4 M. Dimsdale, b Brown ... 2 P. Wyatt, c Luard, b Brown 6 R. Dimsdale, b Swinstead 1 E. Bowley, b Swinstead ... 0 Kev.W.H.T.Wright,not out 8 B 3, lb 1 ................ 4 Total ...............79 b Swinstead ... 5 c Abbey, b Swin­ stead............... 5 c Swinstead, b Brown ........ . 0 b Swinstead ... 12 c and b Brown ... 0 b Swinfetead .. 7 st Studd, b Luard 13 c L,uard, b Swin­ stead..............18 c Brown, b Swin­ stead................ 0 not out .......... 2 cChowne,bBrown 11 Byes ......... 6 Total .......79 A r t ist s . First innings. L. D. Luard, lbw, b Wyatt 14 George Gascoyne, b Wyatt 0 L. C. Nightingale, run out 0 Hem yJ.Ford,c& b Milward 14 G. Hillyard Swinstead, c Dimsdale, b W yatt.......... 4 ArthurH. Studd, b Milward 7 Gerard Chowne, c Wyatt, b Jardine ........................ 0 Reg. Blomfield, c & b Mil- ward ... ....................... 5 Arnesbv Brown, b Jardine 3 Hon. W . J. James, not out 5 Edwin A. Abbey, b Jardine 0 L-b ........................ 1 Second innings. bC . Wright ...42 not out .......... 4 b Milward.......... 6 st Bowley, b Mil­ ward................. 4 b Milward.......... 3 st Bowley, b Mil­ ward................. not out................. b Milward.......... Byes .......... 2 ... 53 Total (6 wkts) 90 4 th MATCff, v. MR. T. CRIPPS’S X l.-P layed at Morgan Hall, Fairford, on July 30. M r . T. C ripps ’ s X L First innings. Second inniigs. Rev. C. M. Luckman, lbw, b S* instead ................. 2 C. O. H. Sewell, c Brown, b Swinstead ................68 not o u t.............. 19 H.Cautrell, c Ford, b Brown 4 Rev. S. Jones, b Swinstead 1 b Swinstead ... 0 C. Gouldsmith, c Luard, b Brown................................ 58 not ou t..............15 P. R. Smart, c and b Brown 2 F. Cripps, b Ford................42 b Swinstead ... 2 M. Lloyd-Baker,c Blomfield b Swinstead ................. 5 C. Wright, c and b Swin­ stead ............................... 0 Capt. A. Butler, c Chownc, b Brown ......................... 7 T. Cripps, not out .........16 c James,b Ford... 25 ±J 2, w 2 ................ 4 B yej................. 4 Total .................509 Total (3 wkts *65 •Innings declared closed. A rtists . First innings. Second innings. A. H. Studd, c Butler, b c T. Cripps, b F. Gouldsmith ................ 3 Cripps ............. 0 Hon W . J. James, b Gould­ smith ............................. 5 Reg. Blomfield, c Cautrell, b Gouldsmith ............... 0 L. C. Nightingale, c Jones, b Cautrell.....................27 G. Hillyard - Swinstead, b c Gouldsmith, b Gouldsmith ................ 0 Baker .............13 L. D. Luard, b Gouldsmith 9 not o u t.............. 21 Henry J. Ford, not out ...56 st Jones, b F. Cripps ..........£5 Amesby Brown, lbw, b F. Crippa.............................. 3 not out............... 52 G. Gascoyne, b F. Cripps ... 1 Gerard Chowne, c Sewell, b Sm art.............................. 9 E. A. Abbey, b Smart ... 0 Byes ....................... 4 B 1, lb 1 ............. 2 Total ...117 Total (3 wkts) 123 COUNTY CH AM P ION SH IP . (2 n d D ivisio n ). KE8CLT8 TO AUGUST 1 (inclusive). ■eH fl ® Obfl a.9 I P h . 4 , . 5 . Durham ... Wiltshire... North’pt’nshire 9 Monmouthshire 4 Northumb'land 6 Bedfordshire ... 5 Glamorg’nshire 7 Staffordshire ... 3 Surrey (2nd) ... 7 Hertfordshire .. 3 ... u Yorkshire (2nd) 5 ... 1 Dorsetshire ... 4 .. 0 Berkshire......... 2 ... 0 Buckingh’shire. 1 ... 0 Cambrigdeshire 4 ... 0 Devonshire ... 3 ... 0 ► £ 3 3 ... 0 ... P 0 ... 3 ... 1 ... 0 ... 5 ... 2 ... 0 ... 2 ... 0 ... 1 ... 3 ... 0 ... 0 ... 2 ... 1 ... 0 ... 2 ... 2 ... 2 .. 1 ... 0 ... 0 ... 2 ... 1 ... 1 ... 2 ... 0 ... 0 ... 0 ... 1 ... 0 ... 0 ... 0 ... 0 ... 0 ... 0 .. 0 ... 0 ... 0 ... 12 , 04 P li 9 ..75*00 10 ...66-66 17 ..62 96 6 .. 60 00 9 ...50*00 7 ...46-66 8 .. 38 09 3 .. 33 33 21 ... 7 ...33-33 9 ... 2 ...22 22 15 ... 3 ...20 00 1 ... 833 0 .. 03 00 0 ...<000 0 .. oo-oo 0 ...00 00 Oxfordshire has not played any matches, and the match Dorset v. Herts, at Poole, May 27 and 28, was abandoned through wet without a ball having been bowled. Three points for a win, one point for a match decided on the first innings. TH E M.C.C. TEAM D A Y B Y D A Y . The following announcements, official and otherwise, have appeared in the morning and evening daily pipers since the last issue of Cricket :— Thursday, July 30th. No news. Friday, July 31st. Arnold has accepted the invitation to go to Australia. Saturday, August 1st. The team is due at Adelaide on November 2nd. The tour will probably begin early in November with a match against South Australia. A visit may be made to Tasmania, Western Australia and Queensland. Monday, August 3rd. The team will not go by way of the United States, but by the Suez Canal. Tuesday, August 4th. Braund has accepted the invitation of the M.C.C., subject to the approval of the Somerset Committee. Tyldesley has also accepted. Wednesday, August 5. No news. LONDON SCOTTISH v. BUS HEY. — Flayed at Bushey on August 3. B ushet . First innings. Rev. G. M. Hall, b Smail... 5 A G.Price,c Marcus,b Lacey 5 C. W. K. Pfeiffer, lbw, b L a cey............................... 0 G. S. Harford, b Smail ... 11 H. M. Harford, b Lacey ... 8 C. Barron, c R. A. Bennett, b Smail ........................ 3 A. Potts, b Smail .......... 0 8. Rogers, not out .......... 6 D. J. Williams, c Marcus, b Second innings. b Smail .......... 2 c Codd, b Lacey 0 b Smail b Smail b Lacey c E. Stokes, Smail lb'*-, b Smail lbw, b Lacey 5 9 4 i 0 13 4 L a cey............................... 5 b Lacey .......... 0 F. D. Hindley, b Lacey ... 1 b Lacey .......... 6 A.8tavert,cR.A. Bennett, b L acey............................... 0 not out................. 8 B 9 ,lb 1 ................. 10 B 1, lb 2 3 Total .......... 64 Total ... 49 L ondon S c o ttish . First innings. Second innings. H. J. R. Pope, ht. wkt., b Pfeiffer ......................... 1 b Barron .......... 4 E. A. Codd, b Pfeiffer 8 E. A. Bennett, run out ... 1 lbw, b Barron ... 2 K. H. Stoker, b Pfeiffer ... 1 c Potts, b Pfeiffer 2 W. H. Smail, c Williams, b Pfeiffer ........................ 2 b Barron .......... 5 P. Child, c Price, b Pfeiffer 0 not out................. 4 E . F. Stokes, c Hindley, b Pfeiffer ........................ 19 b Pfeiffer .......... 3 E. Lacey, b Pfeiffer .......... 0 b Pfeiffer .......... 4 N. J. Marcus, b Barron ... 4 b Pfeiffer .......... 0 R. A.Bennett,lbw,b Pfeiffer 0 not out .......... 1 W . Parmenter, not out ... 0 b Pfeiffer .......... 2 B 6, nb 1 ................. 7 Total ................. 43 Total (8 wkts) 27 C RICKET S YEAR BOOK, 1903. Price One Penny. Contains portraits and biographies of celebritie3, Laws, Fixtures, Records, and a mass of useful infor­ mation. Obtainable at the Bookstalls at Lord’s, the Oval, and at all W . H. Smith’s Riilway Stalls, or post free, ljd. Cricket Office, 168, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C.