Cricket 1904

J u n e 16, 1904. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD O f THE GAME. 203 N o bth aw (1). H. Vincent,b Norman 0 R. Harrison, b K.- Slaney ................. 3 F. Ball, c Norman, b K.-Slaney ..........39 F, Q. 1erkins, b Nor­ man ........................ 7 W. P. Qeen, c and b Stephenson .......... 8 A. B. Ketson, at Campbell, b K.- Slaney ................. 0 H. C. Legge, not out 10 A. C. Blythe, b Stephenson .......... 1 E.J.Ferguson,c Stany- forth, b K.-Slaney... 4 C. G. LoDgmore, b Norman ......... ... 0 J. Lindaell, b Nor­ man ........................ 0 B 10, lb 1, wb 1, nbl... 13 Total... , 85 INCOGNITI V. EAST GLOUCESTERSHIRE.— Played at Cbeltenham on June 8. E a st G lou cestersh ire . Capt. Brown,bJackson 7 Capt Pinney,b Sinclair 69 H. C. Manners, b Sin­ clair ................. ... 22 W .W . Sevier, c Harri­ son, b Sinclair..........14 E. R. Gurney, c Jack­ son, b Nelson......... 13 H. J. Powys-Keck, c Clark, b Jackson ... 1 H. Tidmarsh, b Jack­ son, b Airey .......... A.J. Denne,b Jackson W.E.Webb,b Jackson Mus.Williams.not ont B 7, lb 4, w 1, nb 2 14 Total ...148 J. O. T. Powell did not bat. I n cogniti . Major ^fGreenway, b Powell ................. 8 W . E. Harrison, c Manners,bTidmarsh 21 Capt. Airey, hit wkt, b Powys-Keck ..........42 E. L. Davey, lbw, b Powys-Keck .......... 6 W. W . Jackson, c Denne, b Powell ... 9 W. Hattersley-Smith, b Powys-Keck..........10 M. G. Nelson,bPowell 0 J.S.S.Clarke,cPowys- Keck, b Powell ... 22 L. E. Sinclair, not out 1 G. C. Vicary, c Webb, b Powell................. 2 P. N. F. Sheppard, b Powys-Keck .. ... 1 B 6, lb 1, w 3 ... 9 Total ...131 CROYDON v. SPENCER.-Played at Thornton Heath on June 11. C boydon . C.P. Wicks, c Birton, b Kirk ................. 7 H. J. Tovey, c Sykes, b Kirk ................ 1 A.E. Clarke, cBarton, b Fetherstonehangh 30 C. G. Paget, c Barton, b Kirk* ................. 1 A. I. Latham, c Mac­ beth,b Fetherstone- haugh ................. 1 I. A. Watson, b Kirk 45 S. J. Ching, b Fether- stonehaugh .......... F. W . Fifefield, c Bar­ ton, b Kirk .......... A. H. E. Phillips, cand b Boles ................. V. G. A. Butler, b K irk ........................ H. A. Long, notout... Extras .......... Total ...119 S pen cer . H.W. Wheeler,bBut­ ler ................ ... 18 V. J. Woodward, c Phillips, b Butler ... 13 F. F. Bowles, lbw, b Watson .................28 G. Sykes, b Clarke ... 36 F. Barton, c Wicks, b Butler .................38 W . D. Macbeth, b Butler ................. 0 E. C. Kirk, b Clarke K. G. Neale, c Wat­ son, b Tovey .......... C. J. Bardy, c ChiDg, b Clarke ................. J. C. Larkin, not out A. P. Fetherstone- haugh, not out Extras .......... Total (9 wkts) 204 HAMPSTEAD y. WEST HERTS CLUB AND GROUND.—Played at Watford on June 11. H am pstead . H.S.Bompas,b White 10 E.M . Wilks, b White 1 G. Croadale, c and b White ............... 116 E. E. Barnett, c and b White .................. 1 G. H. Swinstead, cand b White .................. 0 T. M. Farmiloe, b -White ....................45 R. G. Hebert, bWhite 0 L. A. Pavitt, c and b Hoyer-Millar.......... J. C. R. Dickson, b Hoyer-Millar.......... G. T. Davies, bHoyer- Millar ................. H. C. Whichcote, not out ........................ B 8, lb 8 .......... Total ...197 White, b Dickson ...89 A. Butcher, b Crosdale 2 Capt. R. Moncrieffe, o Crosdale.bSwinstead 14 D.P.Williams,st Bom- pas, b Dickson ... 11 E.A.Biggins,c Farmi­ loe, b Dickson......... 3 A. F. Grundy, b Swin­ stead ............. . ... 1 W est H erts C. & G. A.L.Cox,st Bompas, b Swinstead................. 2 Goodall,candbDickson 12 W . Robinson, c Swin­ stead, b Dickson .. 0 C. C. Hoyer-Millar, c Crosdale.bSwinstead 9 J. T. Taylor, not out.. 0 B 13, lb 8 ..........21 Total ...164 C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen, post free. Order of Going-InCards,7d. perdozen, postfree. Cricket Score Books, 6d. and Is. each ; postag 3 , id. extra.—To be obtained at the Office of Cricket, 168, Upper Thames Street, London, B.C. INCOGNITI v. ESHER.—PlayedatEsheronJune 11. E sher . Macpherson of Cluny, lbw, b Williams ... 1 Percy Barker, not out. 21 B 4, lb 3, w 1, nb 1 9 Total (5 wkts) ..*207 J. Carr, c A. S. Bailey, I*Williams ..........36 S.A. P. Kitcat, st L. D. Bailey, b Williams.. 55 A.A.Baker,bWilliams 6 T. Westray, not out... 61 W. Y. Johnstone, st L. D. Bailey, b Tuke .. 19 Major P. C. W . Trevor. J. A. Peachey, C. B Peachey and K. Pearce-Jones did not bat. * Innings declared closed. I n co gn iti . 8 D.C.Lee,cJ. A., b C.B. Peachey ................. H.E.F.Sich.cWestray b C. B. Peachey ... 17 B. C. Covell, b Carr... 0 L.D.Bailey,cCarr, b C. B. Peachey .......... 1 W . Williams, c Wes­ tray, bC. B. Peachey 15 G.K.Asprey, c Trevor, b Macpherson......... 38 G.K.01ivier,c Trevor,b C. B. Peachey..........21 A. S. Bailey, c and b Macpherson .......... Capt. F. C. Robertson, not out .................' Sir W. Russell, b Mac­ pherson ................. C.M.Tuke,cCarr,bC.B. Peachey ................. B 6, lb 1, w 2 ... Total ...136 INCOGNITI v. CHELTENHAM COLLEGE.— Played at Cheltenham on June 10 and 11. I n co g n iti , First innings. Major C.E.Greenway,csub., b Smythies........................19 W .W . Jackson, b Smythies 10 Capt. Airey, c Mackenzie, b Woodiwiss ..........‘ ... 43 W.E.Harrison,bMackenzie 33 Second innings. b Smythies.......... 0 c Smythies,b Peel 21 Rev. P. Hattersley Smith, c Gardiner, b Woodiwiss 2 H. C. Manners, cGardiner,b Peel ............................... 6 L. E. Sinclair, c Rawson, b Mackenzie........................ 1 M. G. Nelson, c Gardiner, b Mackenzie........................10 W.HattersleySmith,run out 2 G. C. Vicary, not out..........12 Capt. Thoyts, c Rawson, b Smythies .......................... 0 P.F.N.Sheppard, c Rawson, b Smythies...................... 4 B 2, lb 2, nb 2 .......... 6 Total.................148 cSalter,bSmythies 13 c Woodiwiss, b Peel.................43 cSalter,bSmythie8 26 c Rawson, b Woodiwisa ... c Woodiwiss, Smythies... 12 b .. 17 c and b Peel c Mackenzie, Smythies c Smythies,bPeel 2 notout................ 6 cGardiner,bBrett 0 B 12, lb 3, w2 17 Total ...194 C h elten h am C o lle g e . First innings. Second innings. G.G.RawsOn.cW.Hattersley Smith, b Sinclair ..........36 c Airey, bVicary 0 D.P.Dickin8on,lbw,bVicary 1 lbw, b Vicary ... 4 M. G. Salter, c Greenway, b Airey...............................22 cAirey, b Sinclair 16 A. C. Tennant, st Manners, b Airey ................ ... 8 lbw, b Sinclair ... 2 D. R. Peel, not out ..........22 b Sinclair ......47 R. T. H. Mackenzie, cMan­ ners, b Sinclair .......... 0 J.8.Piggott,c and bSinclair 0 W. A. Gardiner, lbw, b Sin­ clair ... ........................ 5 E. A. Smythies, c Sinclair, b Jackson ........................ 2 J. E. J. Taylor, run out ... 2 A. Woodiwiss, b Sinclair... 0 .. 60 .. 8 b 11 C. J. Brett, st Manners, b Sinclair ........................ B 3, lb 1 ................. Total........................1 b Vicary ... not out.......... c Greenway, Vicary ......... cSinclair, bJack' son .................16 b Vicary ..........30 cSinclair,b Jack­ son ................. 6 b Jackson ... B 10, lb 4 Total......... 205 STREATHAM v. BECKENHAM. — Played Streatham on June 11. S tr e a th a m . E. Field, c A. Brown b P. C. Baker........ 73 C.J.Parton,c Lushing- ton, b Christopher... 60 Rev. H. F. S. Adams, cA. Brown,b Chris­ topher .................25 H.8.Barkworth,nt out 62 H. H. Scott, 0. M. Thomas, J. L. Philipps, B. Dent, and D. O. Kerr <j(id not bat. Innings declared closed. B e c k s *, h am . A. Hubback, b F. D. Browne .................28 E. J. Dobson, c Mac- Andrew,bF.D.Browne 0 B 9, lb 1 ..........10 Total (6wkts) 248 F. D. Browne, not outll7 J. D. Craig, b E. Field 48 H. C. Greenside, c Adams, b E. Field... 0 H. Z. Baker, c Bark- worth, b Dobson ... 47 P. C. Baker, not out... 36 B 9, lb 1 ..........10 Total (3 wkts) 253 H. S. Hilder, A. Brown, R. Curwen, C. W. Mac- Andrew and C. Lushington did not bat. SURREY y. ESSEX . Played at the Oval on June 13, 14 and 15. Essex won by an innings and 196 runs. Batticg on a perfect wicket on Monday, Essex made 396 runs for the loss of only three wickets. Most of the runs were scored in partnership by Carpenter and McGahey, who, coming together when two wicket j were down for 67, added 328 mns for tne third wicket in four hours by cricket which, if it was not very exciting, waa always correct and scientific. During the long partnership there were periods when the play became even tediousto watch, and Carpenter, after he had reached his hundred, was an hour in scoring the next 30 runs, although he had quite taken the measure of the bowling ; but, on the whole, runs came at a good pace. Carpenter was dismissed five minutes before stumps were drawn, when he only required a single run to complete hissecondhundred ; he was at the wickets for five hours and a quarter, and can hardly be said to have m*de a really bad stroke ; his hits included twenty-three4’s. McGahey was still unconquered with 143 to his credit. As there was prospect of heavy rain during the night Surrey men could not look forward with much cheer­ fulness to the remainder of the match. It was thought that Essex would probably endeavour to make runs very quickly on the next morning, but Sewell and McGahey played verycarefullyuntil, with the total at 467for four wickets, the long and patient innings of the latter came to a close ; he had been at the wickets for five hours, and his hits included two 5’s and nineteen 4’s. Tosetti then played a pretty game, and his partnership with Sewell produced 105 runs in an hour. Sewell made some big hits now and then, and at lunch time he was not out 106, after batting for two hours and twenty minutes. Natur­ ally, the innings was now declared closed, and Surrey had a bad time, the first three wickets fal.ing for *2 runs. Bayward and Hayes then made a much needed stand, but at 78 Hayward and Smith were both dismissed. The tail played up well, but the innings came to an end just before rain stopped play for the day. Yesterday in the follow-on Hayes and Holland played a great game, but by lunch time the match was practically over. E ssex . F. L. Fane, c Hayes, b Lees ..........21 Carpenter, c Strudwick, b Moulder ...199 P. A. Perrin, c Strudwick, b Leea ... 9 C. H. McGahey, c Hayes, b Smith ...173 Sewell, not out.......... .......... *.........106 G. Tosetti, b L ees.............................. 49 Reeves, not out...................................... 28 B 18, lb 6, nb 4 ...............................28 Total (6 wkts)* ..........616 * Innings declared closed. Russell (E.), J. W . H. Douglas, Buckenham, and Tremlin did not bat. S urrey . First innings. Second innings. Holland,cPerrin,bMcGahey 4 cPerrin,bDouglas 75 Moulder, b Buckenham ... 5 c Buckennam, b Hayes, c Tremlin, b Tosetti 50 c Reeves, b Mc­ Gahey ..........£8 Goatly, lbw, b McGahey ... 1 b Buckenham ... 2 Hayward, b Douglas..........24 c Tremlin, b Douglas..........21 Smith, b Douglas................. 0 notout................. 1 Lees,cCarpenter, bBucken­ ham ...............................25 cSewell,bTremlin 28 K. J. Key, b Buckenham ... 27 c Russell, b Mc­ Gahey .......... 0 Gooder, c Buckenham, b c Douglas, b Mc- McGahey ................* ... 4 Gahey .......... 1 Strudwick, not out ..........16 run out ............ 2 P. R. May b Douglas..........16 c Carpenter, b Douglas..........23 B 9, lb 6, w 1. nb 1 ... 16 B 8, lb 2, nb4... 14 Total .................188 O. Lees ... 47 Smith ... 36 Gooder ... 26 May ... 20 E ssex . M. R. W. 9 128 3 . Hayes........ 2 119 1 Hayward 12 5 77 0 IMoulder 2 1 94 0 1Goatly ... 3 Total ...282 O. M. R. W . 41 8,100 0 1 61 0 1 1 1 0 18 0 *v/ jl |uu uij o yj jo Hayward and May each delivered two no-balls. Buckenham . McGahey Douglas... . Reeves ... . Tremlin... . Tosetti ... . S u brey . First innings. O. M. R. W. , 22 . 19 10*3 5 4 4 5 5 3 1 0 0 16 63 3 . 63 3 . 22 3 ... 8 0 ... 10 0 ... Second innings. O. M. R. W. 14 7 8*5 3 , 22 6 4 1 21 3 40 3 61 1 43 1 14 0 Buckenham bowled a wide, Douglas four no-balls, and Tosetti one no-ball.