Cricket 1904

198 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J one 16, 1904 D e r b y sh ib x . L.G.Wright,b Thomp- t on ................. ... 0 C. A. Ollivierre, b Thompson ........ 31 Storer, c Buckston, b E a st......................110 H. F. Wright, c Doll, b Thompson ........29 Needham,b Thompson 68 G. Curgenven, c and b Tarrant ................. 5 A.E.Lawton,cHorton, b Tarrant.................12 Warren, b Thompson 12 Morton,lbw,b Thomp­ son ........................ 0 Humphries, not out... 1 Bestwick, c Bohlen, b Thompson .......... 1 B 7, lb 1 .......... 8 Total ..277 Second Innings:—L. G. Wright, c Murrell b Thompson, 41: 0. A. Ollivierre, bTarrant, 6; Storer, not out, 34 ; H. F. Wright, not out, 12; byes, 7.— Total (2 wickets) ICO. M.C.C. a n d G bound . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Warren ... ..26 4 85 3 ... .. 14 4 23 5 Bestwick .. 31 6 121 3 ... ... 14 7 31 5 Storer ... .. 165 2 45 1 ... Curgenven .. 12 2 36 3 ... Lawton ... .. 1 0 12 0 ... Bestwick bowled twowides and a no-ball andWarren a no-ball. D e b b y sh ib e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Thompson .. 27*4 4 101 7 ... ... 8 1 29 1 Tarrant ... .. 22 2 82 2 ... ... 5 0 22 1 King .. 17 6 41 0 ... ... 3*3 0 17 0 Coleman ... 3 0 16 0 ... East.......... . . 9 2 29 1 ... 4 0 17 0 Newstead ... 4 0 8 0 S ou th A frican s . THE SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM. THE OXFORD UNIVERSITY MATCH. ( fourth of the tour .) Played at Oxford on June 9 and 10. The South African team won by an innings and 95 runs. The South Africans seem to be finding their feet rapidly, and although neither of theUniversityteams can be considered as very formidable, the visitors did so well against both of them as to raise £reat hopes lor their future. On the first day the University was quite outplayed, the South Africans making 288 for six wickets against a total of 154. Oxford lost their first four wickets for 50 runs, and never recovered from this unsatisfactory beginning. The chief cause for their failure was the excellent bowling of Sinclair, who took eight wickets for 69. Sinclair also played a fine innings of 65, which was put together at the rate of a run a minute. Hathorn andMitchell also batted exceedingly well, putting on 87 in an hour during their partnership for the third wicket. W . H. B. Evans, the Oxford captain, was not playing, and during his absence thebowling wasnotwellmanaged, the first change not being made until the total was 70 for one ticket, although Hathorn and Sinclair were making runs rapidly. Burn was kept on until the total was 120, although his only wicket was taken in the first few mioutes after the innings began. On Friday White and Wallach added 75 runs in a little over three-quarters of an hour, and when the innings came to an end the visitors had a lead of 264. In the second innings of Oxford Awdrey made a great effort to save his side, and kept up his wicket for about an hour and three-quarters, during which he scored69, his hits including eleven 4’s. O xfo r d U n iv e r sity . First innings. J. E. Baphael, c Mitchell, b Sinclair ........................46 B. W . Awdrey, cMitchell,b Sinclair ........................ 2 G. M. Bennett, c Wallach, b Sinclair ........................ 7 Hon. Herbert, b Sinclair ... 1 K. M. Carlisle, c Wallach, b Eotze ........................ 3 L. D. Brownlee, b Sinclair 23 G. T. Branston, b Sinclair 2 W . S. Bird, b Sinclair ... 13 E. G. Martin, c Wal'.ach, b Kotze................................ 8 A .C.Ernsthausen, bSinclair 11 B. C. W . Bum, not out ... 24 B 10, nb 3, w 1 ..........14 Total ................154 J H.Sinclair, cAwdry, b Branston ......... 65 W . A. Shalders, c Awdry, b Bum ... 7 M. Hathorn, o Erns­ thausen, b Brownlee 80 F. Mitchell, b Burn ... 82 R.O.Schwarz,bMartin 31 G. H. Shepstone, c Raphael, b Martin 1 S.E.Horwood,bMartin 13 J. Middleton, retired hurt........................ 4 G. C. White, not out 79 B. Wallach, b Martin 3J J.J.Kotze,c Ernsthau­ sen, b Martin......... 19 B 3, lb 3, nb 1 ... 7 Total ..418 O x fo r d U n iv e b sity . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. 0. M. R. W. Kotze ... .. 22 6 64 2 ... ... 16 4 51 3 Sinclair ... .. 22*5 6 69 8 ... ... 9 1 4 i 2 Middleton .. 1 0 7 0 White ... 9 1 31 0 Schwarz ... V i 0 27 5 Second innings. b Sinclair .......... 5 b Schwarz..........69 c Bathorn, b Sin­ clair ................ 26 cWallach,cKotze 5 c White, b Kotze 0 b Schwarz..........17 b 8chwarz..........10 b Schwarz..........12 b Schwarz.......... 6 b Kotze .......... 1 not out................. 0 B 13, w 2, nb 1 16 Total..........167 Kotze bowled two wides and four no-tallB, and W hite one wide. S outh A frican s . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Martin ... 32’1 3115 5 1Branston 10 0 62 1 Bum ... 29 3116 2 Brownlee 4 0 17 1 Ernsth’usnl4 189 0 j Raphael 3 0 12 0 Martin delivered one no-ball. SUTTON (2) v. CROYDON (2).-Played at Sutton on June 4. C roydon . C. Woolcott, b Hyslop ... 22 not out................ 8 H. Groom, c Baycraft, b Easton............................... 4 b Haycraft......... 6 L. Paish, c and b Hyslop ... 5 b Baycraft.........14 J. Davies, b Hyslop .......... 0 S. Tyler, b Haycraft..........11 R.Allen,cHolford,bHyslop 2 notout................ 5 F. Allen, b Hyslop .......... 4 D. Robilliard, run out . . 30 c Hyslop, b Hay­ craft.................16 R. Barley, lbw, b Hyslop ... 0 lbw, b Collins ... 10 P. Mathew, not out ......... 1 b Haycraft......... 8 H. Keating, c Nicholls, b Hyslop ........................ 0 Extras........................ 5 Extras .......... 2 Total .................84 S utton . A.L.Sloper.c Barley, b Tyler........................ 6 A.Collins, bRobilliard 9 C. J. Easton, b Davies 11 F. Blades, lbw, b Ro­ billiard ................. 0 W.B.Haycraft,bDavies 0 W . S. Holford, b Ro­ billiard ................. 2 H. Hyslop, run out ... 7 Total (5 wkts) 69 C. B. Nichols, b Ro­ billiard ................. B.C.Burnett,cR.Allen, b Robilliard .......... E.Blades, c Keating, b Robilliard .......... G. Normandy, not out Extras................. Total SUTTON v. DULWICH. —Played at Dulwich on June 4. S utton . G. H. Hadfield, b Phillips ... ..........19 J. S. Brocklesby, b Proctor .................36 R. S. Dally, b Green... 18 C.C.Roberts, st blater, b Green ................. J. G. M. Bell, c and b Green........................ G. R. Blades, b Green 46 B.W.Appleton,cProc- tor, b Green ......... 11 Y.R.Bromage.b Green 12 C. F. t einer, c Cryer, b Green ................. o N.Strachan.cHuntley, b Green ................. 7 J. R. Tulloch, not out 3 Extras................. 7 Total . 178 D u lw ich . C.Tregillas, bHadfield 7 j L. Phillips, not out P.Slater, cBrocklesby, b Tulloch.................! H. Cryer, not out ... ! F. Finlisson, F. Huntley, G. Slater, G. Proctor, B. Gallaway, F. Green and W. Harris did not bat. Extras Total (2 wkt<») 120 SUTTON (2) t . PARK.—Played at Beddington on June 4. P a r k . F. Nightingale, A. Nightingale; c and b Napper................. L. Stebbing, b Collins C. Buraand, runout .. J. Fnirbank, c Tuck, b Napper................. J. Ronald, b Napper R. Piper, c Lord, b Collins ... .......... E. Groves, b Napper... SUTTON (2) v. BANSTEAD ASYLUM.-Played at Banstead Asylum on June 4. S utton (2). First innings. Second innings. E. A. Redman, c Hanbury, b Lewis ....................... 26 S. G. Poole, b Lewis .......... 0 st Hickson, b Lewis .......... 2 F. Wbitbourne, b Clark .. 8 notout................. 2 K. Holman, b Clark ... ... 0 b Needham........... 8 A. R. Daeg. lbw, b Lewis... 16 b Needham.. ... 1 Rev. A. E. Lister, b Clark .10 c ‘ ox, b Levis ... 9 A . D. Collins, c and b Lewis 0 b Lewis .......... 3 H. Nichalls, c Kennedy, b Lewis ...............................10 c and b Lewis ... 2 B. Owden, run out . ... 2 b Lewis ........... 2 J.B.Haynes,cClark, b Lewis 4 c and b Lewis ... 4 J. Stevens, not out .......... 2 cHead,bNeedham 0 Extras........................12 Sutherland.bNapper 23 B. Thirlby. c Suther­ land, b Young ... 2 F. Harding, lbw, b Young ................. 1 J. Barker, not out .. 0 Extras................. 2 Total 58 W . Poole, b Piper ... 1 F. Collins, b Grover .. 0 D. Napper, c Ronald, b Piper ................. 6 G. B. Tuck, b Grover 2 S. Lord,£c Harding, b Grover ................. 3 W.Young,lbw, b Piper 16 S utton (2). D. Collins, b Nightin­ gale ........................ B. Sutherland,b Piper Y. de Steiger, b Piper C. Odell, run out W . Whitboum,notout Extras ... Total Total 89 Total (9 wkts) 33 A. Boardman, cDagg, b Haynes................ 7 E. Cox, cWhitbourne, b Bedman................. 9 S. Needham, run out. 5 P. Kennedy, b Haynes 1 H. Head, c Collins, b Haynes ... ..........30 Dr. Lewis, c Dagg, b Redman .................45 B an stbad A sylum . E. Clark, lbw, b Red- m an........................ 23 Dr. Hanbury, c Dagg, b Redman ......... 0 G. Hickson, cRedman, b Poole ................. 2 T. Boorer, b Poole ... 3 T. Johnson, not out... 0 ... 2 Extras . Total .127 PELHAM v. KRONHEIM’S.—Played at Waltham­ stow on June 4. P elh am . A. F. Potter, b Hay­ ward ........................38 T. E. Potter, lbw, b Hayward................. 6 Wallis, bHayward ... 13 Barwell, c and b Hay­ ward ........................ 4 Dalton, notout.......... 60 P. Lingwood, st Grif­ fiths, b Balls ..........41 Grayston, c and b Hayward................. 7 B 6,lb 6, w 3, nb 2 .. 16 Total (6wkts.) *185 Atterbury, Arnold, Dallas and 8weatman did notbat. *Innings declared closed. K bonheim ’ s . G. Griffiths, c Wallis, bE.Potter .......... 6 J. Griffiths, b Ling- wood ........................10 Farley, b E. Potter ... 0 Balls, b E. Potter ... 0 Hayward, b Lingward 4 Seeley, b Lingwood ... 0 Harris, b Lingwood... 6 Williamson, b Ling­ wood ........................ 0 Edminston, b E.Potter 1 Blaxall, b E. Potter... 0 Byes ................. 4 Total Tomlin did not bat. 31 N. P. BANK v. NEW BECKENHAM.—Played at Lower Sydenham on June 11. N. P. B ank . A.D,Phillips,cCooper, b May ................. 0 J.W.Richards,run out 12 A. Harrison, c Cooper, b Townsend ..........32 A.King,cCooper,bMay 0 E.J. Innocent, not out 62 J. Price, c Cojper, b Townsend .......... 0 A. C. Purnell, b May 13 * Innings declared closed. N e w B ecken h am . H.S.Johnson,cHooley, b Townsend ......... 0 E. H. Stocks, c and b Townsend................ 5 H. L. Stephenson, c May, b Townsend... 11 G. A. Cosser, not out 1 Extras ... ..........13 Total (9 wkts)* 149 C. J. Osmond, b Cosser 1 N. C. Goldsmith, lbw, b Cosser ................. 6 C. J. Hill, b Cosser ... 10 A. F. Wilson, b Cosser 0 R.H.Hurmell,b John­ son ... .................22 A.E.Simpson,b Cosser 2 W.L.Townsend, c & b King........................ 3 F. Cooper, not out ... 21 H.S.Bingham, not out 1 Extra ................. l Total (7 wkts) 67 W. Hooley and W. J. May did not bat. NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK v. COUTTS’ BANK. N. P. B a n k . A. F. Aylin, c sub., b Sercombe.................15 L. J. Griffiths, b Ser­ combe .............. . 9 H. L. Stephenson, b Plumer ................. 1 W . H. Fear, c and b Plumer ................. 2 J. Price, c Plumer, b Sercombe. A. D. Phillips, lbw, b Plumer ................. E.J.Innocent, not out G.A. Cosser, c Stokoe, b Sercombe .......... A. Harrison, not out.. Extras................. Total (7 wkts) 33 J. W. Richards and A. King did not bat. C outts ’ B a n k . Davidson, b Cosser ... Tylecote, b King Plumer, b Cosser Sercombe, b King Jarrett, b Cosser Tyler, b King ... Stokoe ................. lnnes, O’Neill,................. Dowlen, not out .. Witherby, absent Total ...