Cricket 1904

J u n e 16, 1904. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 205 W o rcestersh ire . O. M. R. W . Ernst­ hausen 34 5 124 4 Winter- botham 25’2 7 68 2 Bran^ton . 26 1 108 2 O. M. R. W. Norris ... 29 3 1C9 2 Lyle ... 4 1 17 0 Raphael . 3 0 22 0 Carlsle... 2 0 17 0 LANCASHIRE v. WARWICKSHIRE. Played at Edgbaston on June 13, 14 and 15. Drawn. The all conquering Lancashire team must fcave been a little anxious when at ten minutes past six on Monday rain stopped play, for the weather looked so unpromisiog that the Warwickshire total of 311 for six tickets assumed formidable proportions. The chief feature of the Warwickshire innings was the batting of Kinneir, who was at the wickets all day for his 16*2, and was btill undefeated when the day’s play ended. His side were doing badly until he was joined by Lilley who helped him to make 167 for the fifth wicket in a couple of hours. Lilley’s batting was exceedingly attractive. During the partnership between the two Warwickshire men R. H. Spooner Was tried with lobs, but did not meet with success. On Tuesday, Kinneir was bowled with the first ball he received; his innings had lasted fur five hours, and included seventeen 4’s. Lancashire hadmade 90 for two wickets, when rain came down and stopped play for the day. Yesterday, Lancashire did badly in the first Innings, but in the follow-on Uuttell and Hpooner played t-plendid cricket and brought their side intriumph out of a verydifficult position. W a r w ic k sh ir e . T. S. Fishwick, c Poi­ devin, b Hallows ... 10 Kinmir, b Brearley ...152 A.C. S.Glover,c Wors­ ley, b Brearley ... 4 Quaife, c Worsley, b Cuttell .................26 J. F. Byrne,cHornby, b Brearley .......... 6 Lilley, c Poidevin, b Hallows ................. Charlesworth, b Sharp 11 Wl ittle. cTyldesley, b Cuttell ................. Moorhouse, c Garnett, b Cuttell................. Hargreave, not out ... Field, c Hornby, b Hallows ................. B 11 , lb 2, w 1 ... 76 83 L an cash ire . Total ..426 First innings. Second innings. A. C.Maclaren, c Jjishwick, b Moorhouse .................11 not out................ 16 R. H. Spooner, c Field, b c W h ittle , b Hargrtave ................26 Charlesworth... 60 Tyldes.ey, c Hargreave, b Moorhouse .. .................40 notout................. 33 L. O. B. Poidevin, cWhittle, b Moorhouse .................13 H. G. Garnett, c Field, b Hargreave........................ 6 A. H. Hornby, b Charles­ worth .............................. 12 Sharp, c and b Moorhouse.. 10 Cuttell, not out .................18 Worsley, c Charlesworth, b Moorhouse........................ 0 W. Brearley, c Charles­ worth, b Moorhouse ... 0 Hallows, c Lilley, b Har­ greave ............................... 6 Extras ........................15 c Fishwick, b Charlesworth ..128 Total.......... B 7, lb 8 , w 1, nb 1 17 ...166 Total (2 wkts) 254 Brearley Hallows . Cuttell „ O. Sharp ... *24 Spooner.. 5 W a r w ic k sh ir e . O. M. R. W. 38 4 9S 3 47 13 95 3 46 11 112 3 Cuttell bowled one wide. L a n c a sh ir e First innings. M. R. W. 2 90 1 0 17 0 Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Hargreave ... 36*4 16 45 3 ... ... 18 5 39 0 Field .......... 3 0 14 0 ... ... 2 2 0 0 Moorhouse ... 32 10 64 6 ... ... 14 5 36 0 Byrne .......... 1 0 1 U ... ... Whittle 7 5 4 0 . . ... 15 2 56 0 Charlesworth 7 3 13 1 ... ... 13 1 42 2 Kinneir ... ... 6 3 16 0 Lilley ... 2 0 11 0 Quaife ... ... 8 0 37 0 DERBYSHIRE v. LEICESTERSHIRE. Played at Derby on June 13, 14 and 15. Leicestershire won by six wickets. Derbyshire were in a good position at the close of the first day’s play, for they had scored 385, and had got rid of De Trafford for 16 out of a total of 44 for one wicket. Ollivierre, Storer, Ashcroft, and Cur­ genven all played excellent cricket. On the next morning Wood and Knight raised the total to 176 before they were parted, and afterwards R. T. Craw­ ford played a good innings. With the total at 361 for eight wickets rain fell. Yesterday runs were difficult to obtain. Leicestershire had to make 159to win, with only two hours and a quarter before them, and they made a splendid effort to win. D erbysh ire . First innings. L. G. Wright, c Whitehead, b Odell.............................. 9 C.A.Ollivierre, cWhitehead, b King..................................83 8 torer, cWhitehead. b Odell 62 E. M. Ashcroft, c Whiteside, b Allsopp ..........................69 F. Wright, st Whiteside, b Odell ................................ 4 Needham, c De Trafford, b King ..................................11 G. Curgenven,run out ...95 Cadman, b Coe ...................34 Warren, b Coe ... Humphries, b Coe Bestwick, not out... B 9, lb 7, w 1 , 11 Second innings. b King......... ... 12 o De Trafford, b Allsopp ..........51 c Allsopp, b King 11 c Whitehead, b King .......... 5 bAllsopp ... ...16 c R. Crawford, b Allsopp ........ 0 c King, b Odell... 24 c R. Crawford, b Allsopp .......... 3 c de Trafford, b Odell ......... c Whiteeile, b Allsopp .......... notout................. Extras.......... 27 T otal.................385 L eicestebsh ire . Totil ..159 First innings. C.E.de Trafford, c Wright,b Bestwick ........................16 C. J. B.Wood, b Curgenven 90 Knight, c L. G. Wright, b Curgenven.......................... 83 Y. F. S. Crawford, c Best­ wick, b Curgenven.......... 4 Whitehead, b Warren ... 5 King, run out .................20 R. T Crawford, c Ashcroft, b Warren........................40 Coe,c Curgenven, b Warren 32 W . W. Odell, not out..........53 Allsopp, c Ollivierre,b Best­ wick ............................... 27 Whiteside, c Cadman, b Bestwick ........................ 4 Extras........................15 Second innings, c Needham, b Bestwick..........13 c Warren, b Cur­ genven .......... b Curgenven ... c Humphries, b Curgenven not out.......... not out................18 B 5; w 2 :......... 7 Total........................385 Total (4 wkts) 162 D er b ysh ir e . First innings. O. M. R. W. 8 ... 25 Odell Allsopp King................. 2 U R. Crawford... 7 Coe.................103 Second innings. O. M. R. W. 2 111 2 92 1 40 3 28 13 26 25 5 29 2 11 64 5 8 72 3 Allsopp bowled awide. L e ic estersh ire . First innings. O. M. R .W . Second innings O. M. R. W Bestwick.......... 38*1 9 104 3 ... ... 8 1 37 1 Curgenven ... 19 4 69 3 ... ... 9*3 I 44 3 Warren.......... 37 7 119 8 ... ... 12 0 41 0 Cadman.......... 21 9 59 0 ... ... 12 1 33 0 Storer .......... 7 1 30 0 THE SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM. THE GLOUCESTERSHIRE MATCH. ( f if t h of t h e to u r .) Played at Bristol on June 13, 14 and 15. Drawn. Against a weak team of Gloucestershire the South Africans gave a good account of themselves on Mon­ day, scoring 339, and taking a Gloucestershire wicket for 11 runs. Tancred, Shalders and Hathorn began the South Africans’ first innings so well that the first wicket fell at 75, while the second produced 93 runs in fifty minutes. At lunch time the total was 180 for two wickets. Tancred and Schwarz each made nearly a hundred, *ihe former batting for two hours, and the latter for an hour and a half. During the partnership of Wallach and Schwarz for the ninth wicket 75 runs were put on in forty minutes, most of them from the bat of Schwazz. The batting of Gloucestershire was disappointingonTuesday, ana Wrathall alone made a good ecore. Soon after the first innings closed play was abandoned for the day owing to rain, Gloucestershire being 193 runs behind. Yesterday, in the follow on Gloucestershire did well, and the South Africans were left to make 69 runs. S outh A frican s . R.O. Schwarz, cLang­ don, b Dennett ... 93 G.C. White, b Huggins 0 S. E. florwood, c Thomas, b Dennett. 5 B. B. Wallach, c Den­ nett, b Huggins ... 7 J. J. Kotze, not out... 0 B 12, lb lj w 2 .. 16 .. 339 L.J. Tancred, cBoard, b Huggins ..........97 W . A. Shalders,b Hill 34 M.Hathom,st Board,b Dennett .................46 F. Mitchell,cWrathall, b Dennett.................25 J. H. Sinclair, run out 2 Llewellyn, st Board, b Huggins.................15 Total Second inningsTancred, c and b Dennett, 26; Sinclair, b Huggins, 0; Hathorn, c Dennett, b Hug­ gins, 4 ; Llewellyn, not out, 9; Mitchell, c Board, b Dennett, 0; byes, 2.—Total (4 wkts), 41. G lo u cestersh ire . First innings. Second innings. C. Barnett, b Sinclair..........14 b Kotze ........ 42 Sellick,c Tancred, b Sinclair 0 b White ........ 9 Spry, lbw, b Sinclair.......... 4 not out.......... ... 13 Wrathall, c Sinclair, b c Wallach, b Sin- Llewellyn ........................88 clair...............51 Langdon, st Wallach, b Sinclair 3 F. E. Thomas, b Sinclair .. 11 cSchwarz.b Kotze 14 c Horwood, b White .......... J.Healing,cWhite,bSchwaiz 22 b Llewellyn Board, b Sinclair................. 0 b White ........... Huggins, b Sinclair .......... 2 b Llewellyn Hill, not out........................29 lbw, b Llewellyn. Dennett, lbw, b Llewellyn 2 cWallach,bWhite Extras........................ 7 Extras.......... Total ................182 G lou cestersh ire . First innings. Total . ..225 66 0 . M. R. W. Kotza .. 14 3 36 0 .......... 55 Sinclair ... ... 30 15 75 7 ......... Llewellyn ... 12 2 39 2 ........ 4 Schwarz ... ... 7 2 20 1 ........ 9 White ... ... 2 0 5 0 ........ S outh A frican s . 0. M. R. W. 18 Huggins ... ... 36 4 117 4 ......... Dennett ... ... 31*3 8 144 4 .......... Langdon... ... 5 2 16 0 H ill......... ... 10 1 47 1 O. M. R. W. 22 10 24 2 27 21 5 212 55 1 66 3 O. M. R. W. 4 0 2t 2 34 1 16 2 Dennett and Hill each delivered a wide. HONOR OAK ( 2 ) v. FINCHLEY (2).-Played at Finchley on June 11. F in c h le y . Total F. Hazell, b Adamson 19 E. Berry, c Campbell, b Adamson .......... 5 D. Tofleld, c and b Adamson................. 0 D. Middlemass, b Adamson................. 7 A. Turner, bAdamson 6 J. L. Geer,b Adamson 0 A. A. Coles,c Peacook, b Young................. 24 H onor J. Cross, b Tofield ... 0 C. A. Woodbridge, b Merfleld................. 4 A. R. Cutbush, c To­ fleld, b Merfleld ... 26 W.E.Holford,bTofleld 15 C. H. Campbell,bMer­ fleld ........................ 0 W. H. Adamson, b Tofleld .................18 t R. R. Crump did not bat. J. M. Squire*), not out W.Wren,cF. Cutbush, b Adamson .......... E. O. Merfleld, b Adamson................. C. Barrett, b Adam­ son ........................ Extras................. 70 O a k (2). J.C. Peacock, b Tofleld 6 W . R.Young, bTofield 16 F. G.Cutbush, c Wren, b Tofleld.................25 F. Fry, not ou t..........13 Extras................. 8 Total (9wkts) 131 QUERNMORE (withMasters') v. BROMLEY “A”.— Played at Quernmore on June 11. Q uernmore . P.Reynolds.c Brookes, Summerfleld, b Har- bHaidingham ... 0 **-*—u — B.H.Tucker,cBrookes b Hardingham ... 2 H. J. Green, cSmith, b Jones .................22 B.W.V.King, cMoore, b Hardingham ... 13 G. Davies, b Harding­ ham ........................ 0 F.G.ttcott,c Brookes, b Hardingham ... ... 0 B ro m ley . W. H. Lockey, b Sum­ merfleld ................. 8 G. Nash, b Reynolds .. 2 W.Philpot, bReynolds 0 H. P. Hardingham, b 29 dingham................... R. a. ticott, c Philpot, b Jones ................. A. T. Harvey, b Har­ dingham ................. H. S. Pearsall, bHar­ dingham ................. A. M. Lewis, not ont Extras .......... Total ... 62 Summerfleld Phil Smith, lbw, Summerfleld ... Hamilton Smith, King ... ... .. O. Jones, b King W. Gale-Moore, c Tucker, b King ... 5 L. a. Tucker, b Sum­ merfleld .......... ... 10 A. E. Brookes, b Rey­ nolds... .............. 14 W.C.D. Maile, njtout u Extras................. 14 Total ...109