Cricket 1904

142 CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M a y 19, 1904. S om erset . First innings. Second innings. Dennett., Huggins Jessop Spry......... 0. M, R. W. O. M. R. W. 293 7 93 8 ... ... 32 7 89 0 25 9 47 2 ... ... 37 5 12 111 6 2 0 9 0 ... . 2 0 6 0 ... ... 18 2 64 2 Hale ... ... 7 2 14 0 Lanedon ... 10 2 23 2 Huggins delivered two no-balls. G lo u c e ste r sh ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Lewis ... 9 4 17 1 ... ... 8 2 15 0 Braund ... ... 29-4 4 93 5 ... ... 35*4 12 117 2 North ... ... 20 6 47 4 ... ... 13 6 35 2 Robson ... ... 6 3 11 0 ... . .. 14 2 39 1 Palairet ... ... 1 0 4 0 . . . . .. 14 4 38 2 Woods ... 14 4 49 0 SUSSEX v. NOTTS. Played at Brighton on May 16, 17 and 18. Sussex won by five wickets. On a wicket which helped the bowlers a little the batting of the Notts men on the first day was of a distinctly unattractive kind, and even A. O. Jones, who is generally a fairly fast scorer, was an hour and twenty minutesinmaking his 37 runs. George Gunn played a most useful innings, andthe patience which he showed during a stay of two hours and a half at the wickets was worthy of the highest praise from a Notts point of view, for without his innings the side would have fared very badly. When seven wickets were down it looked as if the total would not be more than about a hundred, but somecatches were missed, and Hallam and Oates werethus ableto make a valuable stand. In an hour and five minutes Fry and Vine put on 75 for the firstwicket, and when Fry was bowled for a fine innings of 48, Killick played a good game. Vine was out a few minutes before stumps were drawn; he had made 44 in about an hourand three-quarters. Killickwasnot out 28, and the total was 129 f nr three wickets—only 27 runs behind. Killick and Relf played exceedingly well on Tuesday, but the last five wickets only put on 32 runs, so that the lead on the first innings was by no means as great a9 might have been hoped for. When Notts went in against a balance of 90, Jones and Iremonger took the score to within four of this number in an hour, when Jones was lbw. After this the bowlers began to get the upper hand, with the result that Sussex were left with the easy task of making 98 runs to win. A quarter of an hour remained for play, and Sussex made 9 runs without losing a wicket. Yesterday things went so badly with thpm that four wickets were down for 48, but Relf played exceedingly well, and the remaining runs were soon knocked off. N o tts . First innings. Second innings A. O. Jones, b Tate .......... 37 lbw, b Tate........ 46 Iremonprer, b Relf .......... 0 c Cox, b Tate ... 51 Gunn (J.), lbw, b Cox 4 b Tate................. 8 Gunn (G.), b Tate .......... 41 c Butt, b Relf ... 19 C. R. Morris, c Butt, bTate 13 c Fry, b Tate ... 0 Day, c Relf, b Cox .......... 0 b Relf................. 14 Anthony, c Relf, b Cox 4 c Smith, b Killick 22 Hardstaff, c Cox, b Relf ... 0 c Butt, b Cox ... 11 Oates, b Tate........................ 23 c Relf, b Killick 2 Hallam, c Cox, b Tate 18 not out............... 1 Wass, not out ................. 9 c Bland, b Killick 3 B 4, lb 2, nb 1 .......... 7 B 7, nb 1 ... 8 Total .................156 S u ssex . First innings. C. B. Fry, b Hallam ... ... 48 Vine, c Oates, b Hallam ,. 41 Killick, b Day .................52 C. H. M. Bbden, c Morris, b Hallam ........................ 6 Relf, lbw, b Day.................51 C. L. A. Smith, b Wass ... 14 Marlow, c Hallam, b Wags 9 Cox, c Oates, b Day .......... 3 Butt, b D ay ........................ 0 Tate, not out........................13 Bland, c Hardstaff, b Day 0 B 2, lb 2, nb 2 .......... 6 Total ...185 Second innings, c Gunn (G.), b Gunn (J.) ... 12 c Gunn (G.), b Gunn (J.) ... 12 cOates,bGunn(J.) 3 b Gunn (J.) c Jones, b Wass.. 37 notout.................14 not out................. Extras... 2 Total Relf ... Cox ... Tate ... Bland Killick .. 216 N o tts . First innings. O. M. R. W . .......... 23 12 36 2 . .......... 35 14 67 3 ., ..........15 6 6 40 5 .. .......... 4 2 2 0 .. 1 0 4 0 ... Relf delivered two no-balls. Total (5 wkts) 96 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 18 6 45 ... 24 10 55 ... 23 6 £8 2 0 15 21 0 4 S u ssex . First innings. Second innings. O. M .R .W . O. M .R .W . Wass................. 29 5 72 2 ........... 1 3 ^ » 0 1 Gunn (J.)........... 29 12 71 0 ........... 26 14 25 4 Hallam .......... 25 11 47 3 ........... 22 7 41 0 Day ................. 25 9 50 5 ........... Gunn (J.) bowled two no-balls. C R IC K E T IN W E ST IN D IE S . DOMINICA y. MONTSERRAT. Played at Dominica on April 6 . The Ply­ mouth team sailed on the previous day. D om inica . First innings. G. D p I so I, c Dyer, b Barzey 6 Williams, b Barzey .......... 7 A. K. Aj?ar, b Barzey.......... 8 J. Emmanuel, c Riley, b Harris...............................10 E. W. Hutton, c Riley, b Harris............................... 3 E. W . Elwin, c Harris, b Barzey............................... 5 T. Versailles, run out.......... 0 L.Jarvis.cMeade, b J.Piper 16 Shand, cWade, b C. Piper... 16 P. T. Cox, b O. Piper.......... 2 E. Smith, not out .......... 1 Extras........................ 8 Secondinnings. run out .......... c Barzey, b J. Piper .......... b J. Piper.......... st Dyer,b C. Piper 12 b C. Piper.......... 9 b C. Piper .......... c Dyer, b C.Piper b J. Piper.......... b J. Piper.......... run out .......... not out................. Extras.......... Total ...............82 M o n tse r r a t . Total ... 52 T. Tuitt, run out ... 6 J.T.Riley, b Versailles 0 A. Dyer, c &b Smith... 28 R. Isles, b Hutton ... 3 W . Harris, b Bhand ... 27 W.Wade c Emmanuel, b Hutton................. 4 J.Meade,htwkt,bAgar 11 D. Barzey, b Hutton 10 J.Piper,c and bSmith 9 J. Wade, not out ... 13 C. W . Piper, not out.. 0 Extras............. 24 Total......135 RICHMOND v. STREATHAM.—Played at Rich­ mond on May 14. R ichm ond . A. Courtney, lbw, b Phillips ................. 9 P. T. Wrigley, b Phil­ lips ........................ 7 H. A. Dick, not out... 16 C. W. Hogg, st Kerr, b Feeny ................. 4 Byes ................. 2 B. Burton, c Miller, b Feeny......................... 5 F. W . James, b Feeny 44 C. H. Mannings, lbw, b Feeny .................. 1 Major Trevor, b Feeny 1 J. A. Healing, c Kerr, b Phillips........ ... 0 H. B. Denham, cPhil­ lips, b Feeny ... ... 0 Total ..........93 H. S. Chapman, c Hodgson, b Phillips S t r e a th a m . H. S . Barkworth, run V.F.Feeny,stWrigley, out ............................46 E. Field, not out ...168 • " " ' b ... 13 b ... 1 st A. E. Fortescue, Chapman.......... H. M. Leaf, lbw, Chapman.......... A. R. Wileman, Wrigley, b Healing 38 J. L. Phillips, st Wrig­ ley, b Healing..........11 b Healing J. F. Hodgson, b Mannings .......... 3 D.O. Kerr,b Chapman 4 E. N. Pike, c Dick, b Trevor ................. 2 E. B. Miller, not out 10 B 23, lb 5, w 1 nb6 35 Total (9 wkts) 331 R.M.A., WOOLWICH v. INCOGNITL—Played at Woolwich on May 11. I n co g n iti . G. W . Duncan, cMax­ well, b Dickson ... 0 H. E. F. Sich, b Me Connell .................32 L. H. W . Troughton, c sub., b McConnell... 17 R. O. Schwarz, c Hud­ dleston,bMcConnell 3 Major C. E. Greenway, b Sandeman .............24 G. M. Gillett, c Hud­ dleston,bMcConnell 4 Capt. H.Strong,cHud­ dleston, b Dickson... 20 B. Tabrum, c Collins, b Sandeman .......10 P. B. Vanderbyl, b Huddleston ........ 2 A. B. Cipriani, b Me Connell ............... 2 Sir W . Russell not out 0 B 4, lb 2, w 2 ... 8 Total ...122 E. B. Maxwell, Tabrum, b Russell... 3 W . S. Harrington, b Schwarz ................. 7 W . H. McConnell, c Vanderbyl,bSchwarz53 A. E. T. Collins, c CiprianibTroughton 57 F. R. W. Brooke, b Troughton .............83 C.F.Stocks, b Trough- too ................ ... 41 R.M.A., W o o lw ich . P. G. Huddleston, b Troughton ..........23 W.E. Mann,b Trough­ ton ........................ 4 W.H.A.Hunt,c Strong b Troughton.......... 0 J. S. Sandeman, b Strong ................. 1 J. M. Dickson, not out 2 B 17,1b 3, w 1 ...21 Second innings, lbw, b King ... 2( b King.................3( ... 9 ... 29 HAMPSTEAD v. STOICS.—Played at Hampstead on May 11. H am pstead . First innings. L.J.Moon,c sub.,b Haycraft 12 E. E. Barnett, b Haycraft 33 E. L. Marsden, st Knox, b Haycraft ........................ 0 F.R.D.Monro,c &bHaycraft 27 F. Rowley, b Haywood ... 3 B.W.H.Beaton, b Haywood 3 F. R. Spofforth, c Bonner, bHaywood........................ 0 J.T.Ash,c Knox,b Haycraft 11 C. D. Drayson, b Haywood 6 R. C. Baily, not out .......... 8 E. S. Johnson, c Parson, b Haywood ........................ 2 Extra........................ 1 Total ..........106 S to ics . b Turner not out... not out... b Turner .......... 3 b Turner .......... 0 c Haycraft, b Turner .......... 1 B 4, lb 4, w 2 10 Total (6 wkts) 110 A.V.Sedgwick.b Spof­ forth ........................20 F. Ruther, c Drayson, b Spofforth .......... 0 Haywood, b Spofforth 9 T. L. Turner, c and b Spofforth................. 0 W .E .H od gP S , c Moon, b Spofforth .......... 9 J. W. Bonner, b Mars­ den ........................ 0 H.E.Carson, c Beaton, b Marsden .......... S. L .K iD g , c Monro, b Marsden ................. E. Cox, b Spofforth ... W.J.Haycraft.not out P.F. Knox, b Marsden B 3, lb 7 ................. Total .......... GRANVILLE (Lee) v. WHITGIFT WANDERERS. Played at Lee on May’14. G r a n v ill e . C. E. Kendle, b Scott 78 N. Cockell, bHumble 23 A.P.Roe, c Humble, b Chaney .................34 S. A. C. Dodd, b Scott 3 J. P. Clarkson, b Cook 10 P.P.Lincoln, b Chaney 13 H.E.Thomson, b Cook 0 A.G. Paton, b Chaney 1 F. Helder, b Humble 10 H. F. Richardson, not out .........................30 A. H. Pease, not out 8 Extras................. 7 Total (9 wkts) *217 •Innings declared closed. W h itg ift W an d erers . Total ...295 E. G. Twiner, b Paton 3 T.A.Roose, b Richard­ son ........................ 8 D.G. Humble, b Rich­ ardson ................. 6 H.Newcombe,cKendle, b Richardson.......... 0 G.A.B. Roose, b Paton 11 R.B.Bettson.c Kendle, b Richardson..........21 E. F. Chaney, run out W. F. Wallis, b Roe E. R. Cook, b Paton... F. W . Scott, b Roe ... A. Brodie, not out ... Extras .......... Total , 64 GRANVILLE “ A ” v. FOREST HILL (2).—Played at Forest Hill on May 14. F o rest H il l . First innings. C. H. Barham, c Holling- worth, b Passmore.......... 0 C. J. Biogham, b Passmore 1 G. C. Young, b Morris ... 4 E. J. Riches, c Passmore, b Weber...............................20 W. S. Holt, b Passmore ... 0 H. Barham, b Weber.......... 44 P. H. Russell, b Weber ... 2 S. F. Trotter, b Passmore... 0 C. Balkwill, b Weber.......... 6 P. Gibbon, b Passmore ... 2 L. H. Baskett, not out ... 0 Extras ................. 2 Second innings. cYoung,bWalker 1 cHelder,bWalker 15 stWeber,bWalker 1 not out... b Young Extras ... 26 ... 6 ... 4 Total ..........81 G r a n v ille . Total (4 wkts) 53 H . Temple, b Baskett 0 W . Helder, lbw, b Russell ................. 5 E.D.C.Young,bRussell 34 T. W . Maynard, b Russell ................. 3 T.Passmore.cBalkwill, b Russell.................14 A. Helder, c Young, b Baskett .................30 H.iA. Levinson, bBar- h am ........................ 0 H.J.Morris,st Gibbon, b C. Barham .......12 H. P.Weber, bBaskett 8 J.R.Hollingworth, not out ....................... o S. A. Walker, lbw, b Baskett ................ o Extras ....... 11 Total ...117 nYRES’ CRICKET COMPANION, 1904 (third year of issue). Full of interesting and valuable nlormation for cricketers of every class. Price 6d., obtainable of all newsagents, or post free 8d.—F. H. A y r e s , 111, Aldersgate Street, London. (Advt.