Cricket 1904

220 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J une 23, 1904 U.C.S. OLD BOYS v. HORNSEY.—Played at Hornsey on June 18. U.C.S. O ld B o ys . H. G. Price-Williams, stWrightson,b Dent 7 M. P. Griffith-Jones, b Thornton ..........27 A. H. K. Burt, bClark 7 E. 8 .Webthorp,run out 30 H.C. Preston, stClark, b Dent ... ..........27 F. Eastman, b Dent .. 25 J. A. Morley, b Dent 2 H o rn sey . N. W. Binney, b S. L. Claike ................. 1 8 . A. Gard. not out ... 11 D. Price-Williams, b Dent ... ... .......... 0 C.Eastman,bS.L.Clark 0 Extras................11 Total ..143 R. C. Bird, run out... 24 B. W. Thornton, c & b Burt .......................30 S. L. Clark, b Burt ... 2 F.B.Dent, cWesthorp, b Burt ................14 B.A.Clarke,cBinney, b Burt.......... ......... 10 W. L. Wrightson, b Westhorp .......... 0 G.J.Squires.c &bBurt 0 L Merylees.bvv esthorp 0 F.L.Hhelton.cEastman b Burt .......... ... 2 J. N. Lethbridge, not out ........................ 0 F.G.Greenaway,bBurt 0 Extras.................10 Total 92 THE WANDERERS v . GUILDFORD.—Played at Guildford on June 18. T h e W a n d erers . S.C* 1man.cNorthcoit, b Franks.......... . 16 R.B. brooks, b Turner 4 T. A. Diike, run out 12 A E.Damian.b Franks 79 D. L. A. «Uphs“n, c Nightingale, b Hart 29 H.M.Langdnle,b Hart 21 J. G. Gilietpie, b Bart 0 G u ild fo r d . J.E.G.bhdath,c Hunt, b Northcott ... 24 J. Stedman, c Bunt, b Northcott ........ 6 H .^ aller,b Northcott 0 A . L. H. Rose, not out 10 Extras.................IB Total ...227 T.H.Turner,cJephson, b Stedman ........ 52 W . T. is. Turner, b Jepbson ................. C. E. Nightiegale, c Gillespie, b Jeph^on 6 C. E. Hart, b Jepheoa 6 R. Rat 8 worthy, low, b Colman .................39 G.A.Franks, b Colman 2 1 S. H. Northcott, c Jephson, b Rose ... 7 10 R.C.Lampson,cDarke, b Rose ................. 6 A T.G. Bunt,cHa£ath, b Colman................. 9 J.N.Beaslty.cDamiar, b Jephson ......... 14 C. D. Harris, not out 17 B 4, lb 1, nb 2 ... 7 Total . 195 ARKLEY v. WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL.— Played at Rowley Lodge, Arkley, on Juae 18. W ESTMIN8TER HOSPITAL. C.A.TTalleft,cWilliams, b Hammoud ..........10 R. S. Barker, c Hogg, b Hammond ... 15 G.L. Johnson, c Dum- belton, b Skinner ... 39 Dr.Abrahams, b Ham­ mond ................ 8 A. C. Bryson, c Claris, b Hammond .......... 1 G. G. James, b Ham­ mond .................... . 0 S. S.Woods, not out .. 35 A. W. Hayward, b Skinner .......... 0 H. Yanderlinde, b Hammond .......... 1 S.D.-Smith, b Scanlon 13 P.Davies, b Hammond 0 Byes .................26 Total . ..143 G.W.Hammond,cBry- son, bVanderlinde... 57 J. 8 canlon, c Hayward, b Woods................ 2 G. G. Dumbelton, c Bryson, b Barker ... 63 E. Hogg, not out ... 16 H. C. Osborne, lbw, b Woods ................. 4 Byes ................. 8 Total (4 wkts) 150 Howard Williams, S D. Claris, J. Skinner, Chap- low, A. Vaughan and Mortimer did not bat. STREATHAM v. LEATHERHEAD.—Played at Leatherhead on June 18. C.J.Parton,bGrahame 26 E. Field, b Grahame... 1 H. S. Barkworth, lbw, bTodd ................. 8 B.P. Dobson, not out 109 Rev. H. F. 8 Adams, c Langton, b Aloock 22 E. J. Dobson, c Gra­ hame, b Alcock .. 7 J.L.Phillipps, c Potts, b Alcock.................14 S tr e a th a m . B.W. Drnt, c Todd, b Goodwin................. V.F.Feeny, b Berwick D.O.Kerr, cWilliams, b Berwick .......... E.P. Pulbrook, b Ber­ wick B 41, lb 4, w 4, nb 2 51 T otal.........270 R.Goodwin,b Phillipps 4 Hon. D. Lambton, b Feeny........................17 H.M. Williams,cFeeny, b Phillipps ... 0 D.Grahame,bPhillippa 6 T. C. Todd, b Dobson 50 R. Langton, c and b Dobson .................28 L e a th e r h e a d . Rev. Berwick, b Field 5 C.Tritton, b Phillipps 30 R. Alcock, c Phillipps, b Field ................. 6 L. Potts, c Kerr, b Feeny ................. 19 H. Gordon, notout ... 4 B 14, lb 6 ..........20 Total ...189 QUERNMORE SCHOOL v. FOREST HILL HOUSE SCHOOL.—Played at Quemmore on June 15. Q uernmore S chool . F. G. Scott, b Oakev... 19 A.M.Lewis,bMahboob 25 H. 8 .Pearsall,c Copley, b Oakey .................32 G. Davies, cBessent, b Mahboob................. 6 W.O.D.Maile, b Oakey 29 R. S. Scott, b Risdon 22 H . Whyte and W. L. Harvey did not bat. F o rest H il l H ouse S chool . A.T. Harvey, b Risdon 14 R. M. Bruce, lbw, b Risdon ............... 0 O.C. Johnson, not out 1 Extras............... 22 Total (8 wkts) 170 W . H. B. Walker, b Pearsall ................. E. Morris, c Davies, b F. G. Scott .......... J. Oakey, c Pearsall, b F. G. Scott ... F. L. Copley, b Lewis H. E. Hirsch, b F. G. Scott......... .......... Mahboob-ah-Beg, c Maile, b Lewis C.Befsent, b F.G.Scott 2 A.B.Davies.bF.G.Scott 0 H.S.Brewster, not out 5 A.M. Thrupp, bLewis 3 M. 8 . Risdon, c Davies, b F G. Scott......... 0 Extras................ 3 Total 24 SOUTHGATE v. HARROW BLUES.-Played at Southgate on June 18. H a rro w B lu e s . C.P.Goodden,c Dixon, b Lewis ................19 E.B. T. 8 tudd, bLQwis 10 M. C. Kemp, b Lewis 18 A. J. Webbe, c sub., b Lewis . ... ......... 0 J. G. Ballantyne, b Lewis........................ 3 R. R. Cruise, lbw, b Lewis .. 7 E. H. Nash, not out.. 32 W. D. B'ack, c Soun­ ders, h Heygate ... 2 C M. Horley, lbw, b Lewis.. ... ... 9 R.N.C.Munro.b Lewis 16 G. Hare, c Rowley, b Lewis... ................ 0 B 13, lb 2 ..........15 Total . 131 S o u th g a te . H.V. bevington,bBlack 0 R. B. Heygate, lbw, b Wehbe .................33 S.W. Scott, cCruise, b Black .. .. ... 16 W.H.Dixon, st Kemp, b Ballantyne .........11 T.H.C.Levick.cKemp, b Webbe.................15 F. S. Lewis, b Ballan­ tyne ........................ 3 A.M.Saunders.cGood- den, b Black......... C. Browning, not out H.G.Rowley, b Webbe W. L. Ricketes, c Bal­ lantyne, b Webbe .. E. White, c & b Black B 4, lb 1 .......... Total ........ ] NATIONAL PROVINCIAL .BANK v. FORE 8 T HILL (“ A ” ).—Played at Lower Sydenham on June 18. N. P. J.W. Richards, b Hast 27 J. Price, b Hast........ 9 A. King, b Hast.........16 A. Harrison, b Hast 0 H.E Moore, b Russell 28 A. D. Phillips, c & b Young .................15 E. J. Innocent, c & b Russell .................20 B ank . A. C. Purnell, b Hast 28 C. Hughes, c & b Russell ................. 0 E. H. Stocks, not out 9 G. A. Cosser, b Hast 9 Extras............... 14 Total . 175 F orest H il l . C.J.Bingham cMoore, b Cosser ................. 8 T.H H.Grier,cHughes, b King .................10 C.G.Young, cPurnell, b Cosser ... ... 8 C. E. G. Lee, b Coaser 1 E J. Riches, cStock, b Cosser ... 0 F. Bukham, b Cosser 9 G. C. Hast, c Price, b King........................ 0 H.fT.Nicholls, c Price, b Kin? ................. 1 P.H. Kussell,c Purnell, b King .................14 F. Smith, c King, b Cosser ................. 0 P. Gibson, not out .. 0 Extras............... 3 Total 64 KENSINGTON PARK v. LONDON & WEST­ MINSTER BANK.—Played at St. Quintin’s Park on June 18. K ensington P a r k . H.T. Roberta, b Baker 4 J. S. Christopher, c Boys, b 8 impson ... 32 M.Stratton,bSimpson 4 A. W. Browne, cand b Boys........................ 5 C.E.Reynolds,cBaker, b Boys ................25 R. A. Christopher, b Boys........................ 0 L. & W . B ank L.E G.At ney, b Baker 7 C. E. Green, b Boys ... 38 A. H. Bartletl, notout 17 R. W. Browne, lbw, b Boys........................ 0 A.H.G. Lovell, b Boys 6 B 20, lb 3, wb 1... 24 Total .162 L. Pitt Brook, c W. Browne, b J. Chris­ topher ... ..28 G. E. Tyte, b J. Chris­ topher .. 5 C. C. Simp«on, c R., b J. Christopher ... 5 S. Bowman, not out... 61 H.O.Manfleld.bAbney 1 C. J. Bowman, not out 15 Byes .................11 Total (4 wkts) 126 SURREY v. OXFORD UNIVERSITY. Played at the Oval on June 20, 21 and 22. Drawn. Lord Dalmeny was captain of the Surrey team in this match, while Hayward, Hayes and Holland were the only men on the side who have represented Surrey for any great lengthof time. On the first day of the match OxforJ scored 378 while Surrey made 35 without losing a wicket. Three Oxford men made large scores, viz., J. E. Raphael, W. H. B. Evans and O T. Norris, but none of the team got into double figures. Perhaps the best innings of the day was the 54 by Evans, but Norris played bo finely that judges of the game were much impressed by his batting, and it is not surprising that ne has received his blue. In the abseuce of Lees the Surrey bowliog was anything but strong, although Gooder met with considerable success on a very easy wicket. On Tuesday Hayward was in great form. He began slowly enough, taking two hours to make fifty runs, but later he played attractive cricket, and when he was dismissed he had been batting for three hours and a half. His hits inoluded two 6 ’s and fourteen 4’s. L. V. Harper *lso played a fine innings, and every man on the side except Bale and dadfleld made double figures. When the innings came to an end Surrey had a lead of 21 runs. Oxford batted for twemy minutes before stumps weredrawn, and made 14 runs for the loss of a wicket. Yesterday Awdry and Evans played a delightful game, and later Raphael hit the cowling all over the field, scoring 123 in the course of a couple of hours. His hits included two 5’s and fourteen *’s. Surrey had to make 316, but as they only hau two hours and a half before them they played for * draw. Hayward and Hayes were botn in splendid form. O xford U niversity . First inning* J. E. Raphael, c Bile, b Gooder...............................71 R. W. Awdry, c Hayes, b Gooder ........................27 C. D. Mi-Iver, b Hayes ... 22 W. H B. Evans, c Hayes, b Gooder...............................54 K. M. Carlisle, c & b Hayes 32 L.D.Brownlee, c &bGoodtr 20 O. T. Norris, b Hayward ... 87 W. S. Bird, b Gooder . ... 19 A. C. von Ernsthausen, not out ...............................35 E. G. Martin, run out 6 R. C. W . Burn, b Hayward 0 B 3, lb 3 ................. 6 Total .................378 S u rrey . First innings. H. H. Burton, lbw, b Burn. 25 Baker, c sub, b Martin ... 20 Hayward.c Evans,bOarlisle 127 Hayes, b Martin ............... 27 Holland, c bird, b Martin .. 36 L. V. Harper, c Awdry, b Carlisle ... .. ..........67 Lord Dalmeny, c Burn, b Raphael ........................29 b Burn... Moulder, bEvans................14 Gooder, run out ... *.........26 Bale, b Evans ................. 6 G. H. Hadtield, notout ... 0 B 11, lb 9, w 2 ...........22 Second innings, c Dalmeny, b Moulder...........123 b Hayward........... 72 b Gooder .............35 cHadtield,bHay­ ward... b Hadfield........ b Gooder ........ absent hurt c Hayward, I Gooder ......... c Bale, b Gooder c aayes,b Gooder 13 not out................ 3 B 13, lb 3, nb 3 19 Total......... 336 Second innings, c Bird, b Burn ... 4 c aud 0 Evans ... 12 not out.................50 notout................ 60 Total .................399 O xford U niversity . B4,lb4,wl,nb 1 10 Total(3wkts)144 Gooder ... Hadfield .. Hayes ... Hayward Holland... Moulder... First innings. O. M. R. W. ... 42 ... ‘25 ... 80 7 152 1 Second innings. O. M. R. W. 6 98 5 7-1 1 21 2 12 27 . 14 , 13 8 14 . 5*2 Moulder delivered three no-balls. S u rrey . First innings. O. M. R. W. 0 . M. R. W. Burn .......... 20 3 57 1 .. ... 15 4 39 2 Martin .......... 38 7 114 3 ... ... 8 4 11 0 Evans .......... 19 4 66 2 ... ... 8 2 27 1 Ernsthausen... 29 7 17 0 ... ... 8 2 86 0 Riph^el ............. . 9 1 34 1 ... .. 5 0 15 0 Carlisle........ . 9 0 39 2 ... ... 4 0 j 6 0 Norris ... . . 2 1 1 0 Brownlee . 3 0 9 0 Raphael bowled two wides, Burn bowled one wide, and Martin delivered one no-ball. C fctlCKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen, post free. Order of Going-in Cards, 7d. perdozen, post free. Cricket Score Boons, 6 d. and Is. each; postage, 2d. extra.—To be obtaiued at the Offices of Cricket, 168, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C.