Cricket 1904

J une 9, 1904. CRICKET. A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. When fctumps were drawn Gloucestershire, for whom Jessop was unable to play on account of an injured finger, had lost two wickets for 44. Palairet made a wonderful catch in the long field, and thus got rid of Wratball. On Friday most of the Gloucestershire men failed, but Spryand Sellickplayed usefulinnings. Somerset had a lead cf 37. They did badly in their pecond innings at first, losing six wickets for 111 , but the tail i layed up so finely that the total was more than doutled before the last man was out. Newton and Martyn both played delightful cricket, and Lee showed sound defence for an hour and ten minutes. Gloucestershire had now to make 262 to win and before the end of the day lost three men for 17, so that their prospects of victory were by no means good. On Saturday things went so badly with Gloucestershire that half the tide were out for 34. Thomas and Harnett made a splendid stand for the seventh wicket, putting on 92 runs in just over an hour, but no one else could make any resistance to the bowling. Barnett played a wonderfully good defensive game for two hours and ahalf, andpossibly if someone b<sides Thomas (who made his runs in about 50 minutes) could have stayed with him and hit, his side might have won the match. S om erset . First innings. Second innings. L C.H.Palairet, c Langdon, b Huggins........................ 0 Braund.cThomas bHuggins 26 Lewis,c Langdon,b Dennett 63 MajorW C.Hedley,cSellick, b Dennett........................16 Rob.son,cBarnett,bHuggins 19 S. M. J. Woods, c Spry, b Dennett ........................ 9 F.M.Lee, c Foard,b Pennett 0 H.Martya,c Hale,b Dennett 0 A. Newton, b Huggins ... 3 H. Wood, not out .......... 4 Crantield, b Dennett.......... l Byes ........................ 3 22 b Huggins ... c Wrathall, Huggins... c Langdon, d Huggins .. .. 5 cSellick, b Larg- don .................18 stBoard,bDennett34 c Board, bHalo .. 2 c Bo»rd,bHale .. 48 cBoard.bHuggins 27 run out ..........42 not oat................ 12 run out .......... 3 B 4, lb 2, nb 1 7 Total ..224 Total .................. 144 G lou cestersh ire . First inning?. Second innirgs. B. T. Godsell, c Newton, b Braund ... .................. 8 b Cranfleld.......... 0 Wrathall.c Palairet, bCran­ fleld .................................. 19 lbw,b Cranfleld 8 Langdon, c Braund, b Cran­ fleld ...................................16 E.Barnett,cWoods,bRobson Hale, run out................ ... Board, c and b Cranfleld .. F. E. Thomas, c Newton, b Cranfield ........................ Spry, c Martyn, b Braund Huggins, c and b Robson... Sellick, not out ................. Dennett, lbw, b Braund ... Bye ........................ b Cranfield.......... b Robson .......... b Brauod.......... c Painiret,b Cran­ fleld ................. c Braund, b Rob­ son ................. lbw, b Cranfleld not out................ b Braund .......... b Cranfield.......... B 1,1b 2 ... ... Total... Total Huggins.. Dennett .. Hale........ . ........107 S om erset . First inningB. O. M. R. W. ... 18 7 39 4 ... ... 26 1 4 80 6 .., ... 9 2 22 0 ... Langdon „ t ... Huggins delivered a no-ball G lo u c e ste r sh ir e , First innings. O. M. R. W. Cranfleld.......... 26 6 68 4 Braund.......... 7’5 2 18 3 Robson .......... 17 9 20 2 Palairet .. 156 Second innings. O. M. R. VV. 6 9 i 4 5 93 1 0 16 2 1 16 1 27 26-3 5 6 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 305 9 64 5 ... 26 5 66 3 ... 9 4 21 2 ... 3 0 12 0 PELHAM v. MR. LIONEL MARTINEA.U ’8 X I.— Played at Esher on May 18. L . M a r tin e a u ’ s X I . G. C. Ives, c Bonser, b Parker................. 11 J. F. Wilks, b Axbey . 2 J. Carr, run out.......... 2 Rev. F. M. Jones, b Axbey .................105 P. H. Martineau, c Wallis, b Axbey ... 45 L. Martineau,cWallis, b Peel .................49 P elh am B. T. Bonser, b Jones. 6 A. W. Parker, b Carr. 14 A. F. Potter, b Jones. 6 F. C. De la Cour, cand b Carr ................ 12 J. H. Hugill, b Jones. 1 W . E. Peel, c Jones, b Carr .......... ......... 10 Wallis,c P.Martineau, b Carr ................. 15 A. Kinross, c and b * Hugill ................. 13 C.W.llornung,bHugill 3 W . Martineau, c ijon- ser, bPeel................ 13 H O.Sikes,bDelacour 0 T. Westray, notout... 9 B 21, lb 3, nb 1 ... 25 Total... . 277 A. E. Axbey, c Carr, b Kinross................ 12 G. L. Dalton, b Carr .. 2 P. Lingwood, b Carr.. 2 M. P. Hamer, not out. 0 B 25, lb 1 ..........26 Total... .. 105 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY v. WAR ­ WICKSHIRE. Played at Cambridge on June 2, 3 and 4. Warwickshire won by five wickets On the first day of this matchWarwickshire scored 21 for one wicket against 267 by Cambridge, and on the second day when play ended the Uoiversity, with five wickets down in their second innings, were only 53 runs on. The result was that they were easily beaten on Saturday, although the tail p ayed up very well indeed. C am bridge U n iv e r sity . First innings. C. H. Eyie, cCharlesworlh, b Hargreave .................80 K. R. B. Fry, run out........ 22 E. W . Mann, c & b Charles- worth ........................ 12 S. S. Hanis, run out ........67 C. B. W. Magnay, c Glover, b Harureave ................. 1 H.C.MeDonell,c Hargreave, b Moorhouse ................. 2 F. B. Roberts, c Lilley, b Hargreave........................-13 F. B. V?ilson, b Whittle ... 32 F.J.V. Hopley, b Hargreave 4 M. W. Payne, b Whittle ... 5 G. G. Napier, not out.. 5 B 12, lb 2 .................14 Total..................... 257 Second innings. b Field............... 14 st Lilley, b Har­ greave ..........11 c Fu>hwi3k, b Moorhouse ... 41 lbw, b Moorhouse 8 c & b Hargreave 11 b Hargreave ... 42 b Moorhouse ... 5 notout.......... ... 24 c Byrne, b Quaife 43 c Moorhouse, b Quaife .......... 1 st Lilley,b Quaife 7 B 4, lb 6, w 3 .. 13 Total .........220 W i RWIC K8II1RE. First innings. ^ Second innings. T.S Fishwick, c Eyre, bMc- Donell..............................30 Kinneir, c and b Napier ... 7 J. F. Byrne, bMcDonell ... 6 Uuaife, b Hopley................ 2 A. C. S. Glover, b Napier ... 35 Lilley, c Payne, b Napier... 5) Charlesworth, b Napier ... 68 Moorhouse,c Mann.bNapier 11 Whittle, c Hopley, bNapier 67 Hargreave, not out ..........18 Field, c and b McDonell ... 2 c & b McDonell... 48 c Payne, bNapier 15 c sub. b Hopley... 2 b McDonell......... 13 not out................47 b Napier ..........36 not out............... 1 B 1,1b 4, w 3, nb 7 ... 16 B 3, w 1, nb 1 .. 5 Total ................311 Total (5 wkts)167 C am bridge U n iv e r sity . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Hargreave ... 39 6 1C5 4 .. ... 31 4 92 3 Mooihouse ... 19 5 65 1 ... ... 17 9 32 3 Field . . . . 3 0 25 0 ... ... 11 4 30 1 Charlesworth 11 0 31 1 Whittle.......... 17-2 6 27 2 ... ... 7 2 14 0 Quaife ... 10 1 39 3 Field bowled three wides. W a r w ic k sh ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Hopley .......... 22 2 85 1 .. ... 19 3 64 1 Roberts.......... 13 2 41 0 ... ... 5 2 9 0 Napier .......... 28 6 81 6 .. ... 8 1 41 2 McDonell ... 29 3 4 8 5 3 ... ... 11 1 29 2 Mann ... .. 5 1 19 0 Roberts bowled one wide and two no-balls, and Napier three wides and six no-balls. BRIXTON WANDERERS (2) v. SUTTON (2).— Played at East Dulwich on May 23. S utton (2). A. L. Sloper.bGodrich 30 W. G. Poole, run out.. 3 T. G. Starkey-Smitli, b Godrich................29 N. Strachan.cGlanvill, b Godrich................11 A. Collins, b Russell... 13 D.G.Collins,cMitchell, b Storey ................. 7 F. Collins, not out ...23 L.V.Sti:iker,b Phillips J.R.Haynes,b Phillips A.D.Collins,cPhillips, b Storey ................. V.<IeSt*iger,bPhillips B 5, lb 2 .......... Total ...125 Second innings : W. G. Poole, not out, 40; T. G. Starkey-Smitb, b Gibbons, 0 ; N. Strachan, b Har- bert, 2; A. D. Collins, b Russell, 30; byes 2.—Total (3 wickets) 74. B rixton W anderers (2). A. J. Whyte, c A. Collins, b Haynes ... 10 C. W. Phillips, c A. Collins, b S.-Smith.. 2 A. V. Storey, run out 1(4 A.V.Russell,bStarkey- Smith........................ 2 , W. A. Mitchell, b Starkey-Smith......... 44 C. Hogg, not out ... 28 A. Hartert, run out.. 21 J. Maxwell,bStarkey- Smith.. .......... 4 A. P. Gibbons, b Starkey-Smith ... 8 J. F. Godrich, b Star­ key-Smith ..........14 B. A. Gianvill, b Star- key- Smith .......... 0 B 24, lb 1, w 5 ... 30 INCOGNIIT v. UPPINGHAM SCHOOL.—Played at Uppingham on May 27 and 28. U ppingham S chool , First innings. Second innings. C. Palmer, c & b Edwards 36 b Horton ........... 9 H.F. P. Hearson, cSchwaiz, b Edwards ... ..............35 b Edwards........... 2 C. S. Hurst, b Edwards ... 29 not out.................35 Mather, c Edwaris, b c Airey,bThomp- Schwarz ........................33 son ...................16 Broad, b Shepstone ........19 not out.................. 2 B. A. Johnson, c Airey, b Schwarz ...................... 28 Bailey, b Schwarz ........26 Gamole, c Franklin-Smith, b Schwarz........................ 8 T. Swindells, c Greenway, b Horton ...................... 15 Lowe, c Mann, b Horton ... 3 Kennedy, not out................ 0 B 6, lb 2, wb 3, nb 3 ... 14 Total.. First innings. ...246 I noognih . Lb 1, wb 1 Total ... Major C. E. Greenway, c &t Bailey, b Ken­ Mather, b Johnson.......... 3 nedy ................. 80 G. H. Shepstone, c Lowe, b Johnson ........................ 0 lbw, b Swindells. 33 R. O. Schwarz, lbw, b Johnst Bailey, b John- son ............................... 19 son ................. €8 T. Horton, c Johnson, b c Broad b Ken­ Kennedy ........................ 86 nedy ................. 0 B. P. Dobson, c Gamble, b c Swindells, b Lowe ............................... 2 Johnson.......... 8 N. C. Franklin-Smith, b Swindells ........................ 12 bJohnson .......... 12 Capt. Airey, st Bailey, b c Bailey, b John­ Broad ............................... 2 son ................. 18 R. Hargreaves, c Swindells, b Broad ........................ 10 notout................ 6 Capt. Thompsoa.c Hearson, Broad .............................. 0 not out ... ... 6 W. H. Edwards, b Broad ... 0 S. Mann, not out................. 3 B 11, w l,n-b 4 ......... 16 B 2, lb 1, w2, nb 4 9 Total ...153 •Total Innings declared closed. BRIXTON WANDERERS (2) v. SPENCER (2).- Played at East Dulwich on May 28. B rixton W anderers . J. Faulkner,bFeather­ stonehaugh .......... 7 A .J.Whyte,b Feather- Btonehaugh ..........34 C. Hogg, c Cros3, b b Barnes ... .. 33 W . A. Mitchell, b Featherstonehaugh. 6 A. V. Russell, c Featherstonehaugh, b Woodward .. .. 40 J. B. Brooks and B. A. Gianvill did not bat. * Innings declared closed. C. W . Phillips, b Fpatherstonehaugh. 9 A. Harbert, c Elking- ton, b L. Wood ... 12 W. R. Ctesar, c Cross, b Woodward.......... 1 A. P. Gibbons, not out 14 B 18, lb 4, w 1 ... 23 •Total (8 wkts) 179 S pen cer (2). J. S. Featherstone­ haugh, not out S. C. Rolls, not out ... Byes........................ A.L. Woodward, lbw, b Harbert ..........14 E. H. Cross, c Hogg, b Mitchell ............... 48 E. E. Elkington, c Phillips, b Caesar ... 12 G. T. Barnes, c Faulk­ ner, b Phillips........ 4 H. Kidd, L. Wood, G. F. Cox, C. T. Hardy, and W. R. Featherstonehaugh did not bat. Total(4wkte) 96 STREATHAM v. KENLEY.-Played at Streatham on June 4. K bnlby . S.W.Marshal1,bW ile- man ........................14 B.S. Matthew, c Scott, b Hooper.................14 T. J. Bruce, c and b Hooper ................. 1 F.Demsham.b Hooper 0 G.M.Faulkner, cWile- man, b Hooper ... 13 E. H. Beazler, c Dent, b Scott .................22 W .W Bruce,bHooper 1 E. A. Paterson, c For- tescue, b Hooper ... 0 E.W. Lighton, cDent, b Wileman .......... 6 H.E. Beall, b Hooper 17 W. L. Lamaison, not out ........................ 6 W ide................. 1 Total ... 95 S te e a th a m . Total .267 N. Miller, c Beall, b Demsbam.............. 13 A.E.Fortescue.runout 6 J. F. Hodgaon. c Mat­ thew, b Faulkner ... 70 H.H.Scott, cMatthew, b Lamaison ........ 15 B. W .Dent,8t T.Bruce, b Faulkner .......... 7 A. R. Wileman, b Faulkner................. 0 E. B. Miller did not bat. J. F. W. Hooper, b Faulkner . . 0 H.T. Cross,b Faulkner 6 L. E. Gillett, not out 7 A. R. Reed, not out... 2 B 13, w 1 ..........14 Total (8 wkts) 139