Cricket 1903

350 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A ug . 13, 1903. match, Sarray continued their innings yesterday on a soft and fairly easy wicket. Dowson and Walker took the score to 215 before the latter was out. the partnership haviD g put on 75 runs ia an hour. Then DowBon and Lockwood put on 66 runs in fifty-five minutes, and when Dowson had made his 100 the innings w<s closed. Dowson was batting for three hours, and had p’ayed an exceedingly good inniDgs, tempered by a little luck in the way of chances. Derbyshire had ten minutes batting before lunch. Afterwards Needham and Cadman played well, but a follow on was necessary, although it was always pretty evident that the visitors would easily play out time. S u r r e y . Holland, c Lawton, b Warren .................... 31 Hayward,cHumphiies, b Bestwick .......... 8 Hayes, c Needham, b Gregory .................59 E. M. Dowson, not out100 Capt. H. S. Bash, c & b Cadman...................23 L. Walker, cWright, b B e.tw ick.................... 47 *Innings declared closed. D erbyshire . Lockwood, c Warren, b Gregory Lees, c Warren, Gregory .......... Clode, b Bestwick Strudwick, c sub., Gregory .......... Bichardson, not out.. B 11, lb 1, w 5 Total (9 wkts)*33i Cadman, c Holland, b Clode.......................30 Humphries, not out .. 2 Bestwick, c Clode, b Lockwood ..........10 A. E. Lawton. absent 0 B 2, lb 3, w 2 ... 7 L. G. Wright, c Hol­ land, b Lees ..........11 C. A. Ollivierre,bLees 25 Storer, b C lode.......... 6 E. M. Ashcroft,runout 2 Needham,c Holland, b Clode........................33 G. R. Gregory,b Look- w ood ........................ 2 Total ... ...135 Warren, c Walker, b Lockwood................ 5 Second innings :—L G. Wright, notout, 30 ; C. A. Ollivierre, not out, 19.—Total (no wkt), 49. SURBEY. O. M. R. W. Bestwick... 38 4 115 3 |Cadman . Warren ... 173 52 II Storer Gregory ... 141 70 4 | Ashcroft D erbyshire . O. M. R. W . .. 25 6 64 1 . . 1 0 4 0 .. 4 0 15 0 S om e r set . Clode Lees.......... Lockwood Richardson First innings. O. M. R. W. .......... 25 10 54 3 ... ....... 145 28 2 ... 121 4 15 3 ... 114 31 0 ... Holland ... Second innings. O. M. R. W . . 5 1 30 0 0 15 0 0 4 0 SOMERSET y. KENT. Played at Taunton on August 10, 11, and 12. Drawn. Play only lasted for three hours and a half on Monday in this match, for owing to heavy rain it was not possible to begin the game until half-past two after an early lunch. Hut Kent made the best use of their opportunities and by the end of the day scored 269 runs for the loss of 8 wickets. The most noticeable feature of the cricket was the fine inniogs of 106 played by K. L. Hutchings, who did not let the grass grow under his feet. His hitting was very powerful and well timed. Hi* flrst fifty was made in forty minutes and his second fifty in thirty-five minutes, while among his hits were no fewer than nineteen 4’s. Mason also played a splendid innings, and hi« E artnership with Hutchings produced 163 runs in an our and twenty-five minutes, Hutchings, who went in next to him, baing the first to go. Rain began to fall in the early morning on Tuesday, and it was still falling when the time came to resume the game. A t two o’clock it w.s decided to wait until the morrow. Kent at once declared yesterday, and Somersetshire easily saved the follow-on, Braund and Phillips batting very well indeed. There was now no hope of finishing the match. K rnt . K. L. Hutchings, b Robson ...................106 R. N. R. Blaker, not out ......................... 9 Huish, c Newton, b Cranfield.............. . 0 Blythe, not ou t.......... 2 B 12, lb 2, w1...........15 L. C. H. Palairet, b Coyle, c Burnup, b 10 Blythe ................. 2 Mason ................. Braund, c Hutchings, Robson, c Blaker, b 18 b Fielder................. 49 Mason ................. F. M. Lee, c Dillon, b G. Fowler, b Blythe .. 7 Blythe ................. 1 A. E. Newton, st P. A. Philips, c Huish, Huish, b Blythe ... 2 b Fielder................. 52 Cranfleld, not out ... 0 S. M. J. Woods, c Extras ................. 8 Hearne, b Blythe ... 13 — Lewis, c Huish, b Total ..........164 Blythe ................. 2 K e n t . First innings. O. M. R. W. Second innings. O. M. R. W . 41 Cranfield ... 36 10 97 4 ... Braund ... ... 18 3 54 1 ... 2 Robson ... ... 16 5 66 3 ... 7 Lewis ... 3 0 22 0 ... Coyle ... 3 1 9 0 ... ... 4 3 2 0 2 Palairet... .. 4 0 16 0 ... ... 6 0 32 0 0 Woods ... 7 0 19 2 14 Phillips ... ... 4 0 22 0 — Lee .......... ... 2 0 i) 0 Palairet and Phillips each bowled two wides. S o m e r se t . O. M. R. W.l O. M. R. W. Blythe ... 30‘212 50 6 Mason .. 142 2 37 2 Hearne ... 10 1 20 0 ( Fielder.. 9 2 42 2 Blythe and Fielder each bowled a no-ball. LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK (2) v. LONDON AND COUNTY BANK (2).-Played at Beckenham on August 5. L. J. S. B a n k (2). H. N. Scammell, b Robertson............... 12 G. B. G. Payne.notout 13 R. B. Bird, bRobinson 2 A. Morris, A. Newnham, W. F. Fleming, F. C. Collyer, D. M. Gracie, A. J. Bing and R. S. Bailey did not bat. H. C. Sharpe, not out. 3 Extra... ... ... 1 Total (2 wkts) 31 H e a t h f ie l d (3). E. F. Robinson,b Bing B. Martin, b Morris ... W . Sutton, c Sharpe,b Morris ................. E Stiff, b Morris F. W . Hunt, b Bing ... R.J.Cramphorn,cBing, b Morris ................. L. & C. B a n k (2). J. Boorne, b Morris... P. S. Roberts,cSharpe, b M orris................. R. Meech, not out ... J. Laumann, b Morris A .Cramphorn,bMorris Extras................. Total ..........! INCOGNITI v. CHELMSFORD.—Played at Chelms­ ford on August 1. I nc o q n it i . G. H. Keeton, c Shears, b Crozier................. W.B. Prosser,b Crozier E. C. Lee, c Christy, b Crozier................. A. Brown, lbw, b Robinson ... ... H. W . Gray, lbw, b Robinson................. 1 F. D. Browne, run out 41 CHELM3FORD. 41 A. E. Fernie, c Whit­ taker, b Savill ... 19 G. R. Joyce, b Crozier 0 S. W. Nurse, not out 10 G. H. Wilkinson, c Christy, b Savill ... 0 SirW.Russell, b Savill 0 B 10, lb 2 ..........12 Total ...143 C. J. Burnup, c and b Braund ................ 6 Hearne (A.), b Cran- iield ........................ 0 Seymour, c Lee, b Cranfield.................36 E. W. Dillon, c Coyle, b Robson.................20 S. H. Day, st. New­ ton, b Cranfleld ... 10 J. R. Mason, c Woods, b Robson.................65 * Innings declared closed. Fielder did not bat. Second innings.—Hearne, c Cranfleld, b Woods, 0 ; Burnup, not out, 55; Seymour, c Phillips, b Woods, 27 ; Dillon, not out, 2; B 5, lb 2, w 3, Total (2 wkts) 94. F.S Cox,c Pitt-Brook, b Hardingham ... 12 J. K. Frost, run out... 23 J.G.Pearn,b Harding­ ham ........................ 1 W . E. Aldis, lbw, b Wood ................. 6 J. Wasp, c Browne, b Wood .................28 C.D.Fletcher, c Samp­ son, b Harton... .. 11 L.Mutter,cPitt-Brook, b Payne .................17 C. W. Miller, not out 22 M. S. Macfarlane, at Pitt-Brook, b Hard­ ingham .................17 F. Sanderson, lbw, b Wellborne .......... 2 F.Baxter.b Wellborne 1 B 13, lb 3, wb 1 ... 17 Total ..157 HAMPSTEAD v. TONBRIDGE.—Played at Ton­ bridge on August 3 & 4. H a m p s t e a d . First innings. W. R. Moon, b Humphreys S. S. Pawling, c Harvey, b L eney............................... A. R. Trimen, run out Second innings. 4 b Humphreys B. A. Everitt, b Leney ... 2 E. E. Barnett, b Leney ... 48 W . J. Pearson, b Leney ... 1 H. F. Lott, c Franks, F. r T Spofforth, b Le Fleming ........................ C. Harris, b Le Flemming F. C. Wheeler,b LeFleming A. Tucker, not out .......... Byes .......... Total... , 78 T o n br id g e . First innings. J. Le Eleming, b Spofforth 25 b Franks .......... hit wkt, b Hum­ phreys .......... not o u t................ cHervey,b Leney b Humphreys ... 0 b Humphreys c Savile, b Hum­ phreys .......... b Humphreys ... b Humphreys ... b Franks .......... B 4, lb 5 ... Total . 3 68 R. E. Marchant, b Pawling 11 Humphreys, c Lott, b Spofforth ........................ M. Savile, c Barnett, b Spofforth ........................ Second innings, c Trimen, b Spofforth......... b Spofforth.......... F. S. Gully, b Pawling G. A. Franks, c and b Wheeler ........................ J. T. Fellows-Wilson, run out...................................... J. P. S. Hervey,b Spofforth F. B. Leney, b Spofforth ... T. H. Baker, b Spofforth ... F. W . Franks, not out B 4, lb 4 ... Total .......... 1 52 b Spofforth......... 7 st Moon, b Paw­ ling ................. 0 b Pawling .......... 1 b Spofforth... .. lbw, b Pawling... c Trimen, b Spofforth......... not out .......... b Pawling.......... b Spofforth......... Lb 1, nb 1 ... Total... 1 5 5 , 0 , 2 40 First innings. Second innings W. Hilliard, b Gray .......... 0 b Gray................. 0 R. J. Savill, b Gray .......... 0 c Russell, b Wil­ kinson .......... 0 J. D. Dixon, c & b Gray ... 0 c Prosser, b Gray 7 S. J. Ballard, b Gray.......... 0 c & b Gray.......... 5 R. L. Whittaker, c Wilkin­ son, b Fernie ................. 15 b Gray................ 2 H. D. Sheldrake, b Gray ... 3 b Wilkinson 9 W. H. Robinson, lbw, b Gray ............................... 0 c Brown, b Gray 0 H. Crozier, b Gray .......... 15 c Brown, b W il­ kinson ......... 0 T. Christy, b Gray .......... 6 b Gray................. 1 H. Shears, not out .......... 0 not out................. 0 A. Hockley, b Gray .......... 1 b Fernie .......... 6 B 1, nb 2 ................. :3 B 12, lbl... 13 Total .......... 43 Total ... 43 Rev. F. G. Page, b Walker ................. J. T. Ash, b Walker... H. S. Foulder, b Walker ................. F. Tucker, not out ... B 8, lb 2.......... Total (8 wkts) *269 LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (3) HEA.THFIELD (3).—Played at Norbury < August 8. L. & W. B a n k . W.H. Browne, b Wasp 10 C. F. G. Wellborne, b Fletcher ................. 3 A.S.Harton,bFletcber 0 A. Anson, b Fletcher 0 S. Wood, lbw, b Wasp 0 L. Pitt-Brook, lbw, b Wasp........................ 9 H. Hardingham, b Wasp ................. 0 E. G. Keeping, b Fletcher ................. H. J. Payne, not out J. L. Challis, lbw, b Wasp........................ T. C. Sampson, b Fletcher ................. B 8 ,lb 3 .......... Total HAMPSTEAD v. DEVONSHIRE PARK .-Played at Eastbourne oa August 5 and 6. H a m p ste a d . W . J. Pearson, b Walker ...............77 B. A. Everitt, c Paine, b Neame.............. 49 H. F. Lott,b Neame .. 29 E. E. Barnett, c Gil­ man, b Neame ... 0 F. Rowley, c Paine, b Neame .................. 0 J . Whiteside, bWalker 19 A. Fairservice, st Adamson, b Noakes 46 Second innings : W . J. Pearson, not out, 22; E. E. Barnett, not out, 25 ; Byes 1.—Total (no wkt) 48. D e vo n sh ir e P a r k . First innings. Second innings. J. Gilman, st Whiteside, b Rowley ........................ 01 Total ...271 , 37 G. D. Adamsom, b Fair­ service ............................... 17 Neame, lbw, b Fairservice... 35 Millward, c Whiteside, b Everitt................................40 W. F. Noakes, c Fairservice, b Rowley ........................13 H. Johnstone, b Fairservice 8 M. H. Paine, b Rowley .. 6 A. T. Millard, b Rowley ... 12 A. Sparrow, c Whiteside, b Rowley ........................ 8 L. W . Dodge, b Fairservice 15 Walker, not o u t ................. 3 B 4, lb 3........... 7 Total .......... 195 c Rowley, b Fair­ service .......... b Fairservice ... b Fairservice c Lott, b Fair­ service .......... c Rowley, b Fair­ service .......... b Fairservice b Fairservice ... b Fairservice ... b L o tt................. not out .......... b Rowley .......... B 4, lb 3.......... 0 22 23 Total . ...123