Cricket 1904

J u h e 30, 1904 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 235 Holborn Viaduct. It is called the Heel Board, and among the advantages claimed for it are the following:— (a) It is easily fixed. ( b ) It prevents a boy from moving his foot in that particular direction in which he should not move it. S o It allows a boy to move his foot in all irections in which it should be moved. (d) When smartly struck by the boy’s heel it folds horizontally, thus preventing both a fall and a tearing of the turf, (e) It readjusts itself automatically, thus saving time. ( / ) It is painted graBS- green, and thus baulks nobody. Its price is five shillings. T h e teams at present arranged for Gentlemen v. Players at the Oval on Thursday next week are as follows :— G entlemen . A. C. Maclaren. R. FT. 'poon^r. G. W. Beldam. P P. Warner. Cap . E. G.. Wynyard. H. C. McDonel1. B. J. T. Bo<ai quet. M. W . Payne, H. H. Prichard. W . Brearley (doubtful). P la ye r s . Hayward. Bowley. Wrathall. Qaaife. Thomrgon. Lilley. Leep. 'Irolt. Heart e (J. T.) Hargreave. ARKLEY V. HAMPSTEAD—Played at Eowley Lodge, Arkley, on June 24. H ampstkae . E.E. Barnett, bPearce 19 Haro d Wade, c Wo- mersley. b R»ad ... 10 H. Prce-William**, c Phillips, b Read .. 10 A. B. Trimen, st Wo­ rnerslev, b Pearce ... 6 R. Hebert, c Woimrs- ley, b Read .. 4 D. L. Gray, b Read ... 2 H.Lott,stWomersley, b Pearce................. 2 E. W.8utton, c Pearre, b Read .................. 0 L. Marcus, c Roe, b Peirce ... 0 N B. Dearie, c Welch, b Read ... 6 G.8 Spa« forth,not out 0 Byes ..................14 Total 71 A r k lk y . G. W. Hammond, c Sutton, b Wade ... 80 Dale Womersley, run out .. 167 G G. Dumbelton, c Wade, b Price- Williams .. ... 32 F. A. Phillips, c Price- Williams, b Wade 108 W . N. Roe, c Sutton, b Total (8 wkts) .. 608 Spawforth ..........64 C. C. Page and A. H. Read did not bat. C.F. Welch, b Trimen 26 H. E. Pearce, c and b Trimen .................1* W. K. Robertson, not out .. ... 3 Howard Williams, c sub., b Tnmen ... 9 B 21, nb 3 ..........24 ARTISTS v. KENNERLEY RUMFORD’S X I.- Played at Bickley Park on June 14. L.D.Luard, cGodfrey, b Lott Hon.W.J.James,cHol- land, b Legg*tt G.Hillyard-Swinstead, b Lott............... H. J. Ford, b Holland G. Gascoyne, c Ibbs, b Holland .............. . S. F. Gore, c Rumford. b Mudie ................. A btibts . L. C. Nightingale, b Holland ... R. Hughes, b Holland T. Collyer-Smithers, not out .......... F.M.Taubman, cGod­ frey. b Holland W.R. Gregory, c Ibbs, b Robinson .......... B 12, lb 2 .......... Total.........5 R. K e n n e rle y R umfobd ’ s . C A.8.Leer«att,cLuard, E.Murray, cSmithers, b Hughes................. 1 b Swinstead ... 13 E.A.Kobinson, c Greg- R.Leighlbbs, cSmith- ory, b Swinstead ... 0 ers, b Hughes........... 8 L. Godfrey, c Gregory, H. Plunket Greene, b b Swinstead ........19 Hughes .................10 H. F. Lott, lbw, b R. Kennerley Rum- Hughes ... .......... 2 ford, notout .......... 8 C . Mudie, b Hughes .. 0 B 1, lb 1 ......... 2 Ian Malcolm. M.P., c . — Ford, b Swiostead 6 Total ..........91 L Holland, c Ford, b Hughes .......... ••• 23 Second innings—C. A. S. Leggatt, not out, 40; R. K. Rumford, b Gregory, 16; E. Murray, not out, 9 ; b 2, w 1, 3.—Total, 67. ARKLEY v. BUSHEY.—Played at Rowley Lodge, Arkley on June 26. A rkley . G.W.Hammond,cH*ll b Mason ... ... 13 Howard Williams, c Trimmins, b Mason 6 G. G. Dumtelton. c Mason, b Harford .. 8 C. *v. Graham, c sub,b Mason .................21 C. C. Page, c Barron, b Harford .................17 G. H. Webb, c and b Hammond ... ... 0 Rev.G.M.Htll,bHam- mond .. .................24 H. 8. Mason, c and b Scanl»n ................. 2 J. 8. Harford, b Hog» 44 C!.Barron,bDumbelton 11 H.O.Orr. b H-mmond 7 G.Timmins, c Osborne b Dumbleton.......... 3 H. C. Osborne, c Eall, bMason ................. D. Wormersley, b Mason ................. S.D. Claria, b Harford E. Hogg, not out J. Scmlon, b Harford H. Booth, o Haiford Extras................. Total ..116 J. Benskin, b Dumble­ ton ................. Chaplow(W.). c Page, b Hammond A. Chester, not out ... E. Rupit, absent Lx’ras .......... Total UPPER TOOTING v. SURBITON.—Played at Upper 'looting on June 18. U pper T o o tin g . J. H. Lindsay, c sub, b Hcarf .................20 H. Tanner, c and b Krickenbeck .......... 6 G.P.Russell,b Worsley 20 H. V. Morris-Davies, not out .................17 H. L. Scott, c Eglin- ton, b Scarfe .......... 4 B 9,lb 7, w 6, n-b 1 22 Total .. 378 D. H. Tutcher, Fleming, bKricken­ beck ................. 160 A. H. P*rez b Scarf 0 G. H. Lyon, c bird, b Scart . ...10S W. V. Butcher, cNes- bam h Worsley ... 0 P. G. V\iudsor, c sub, b Soarf .................31 T. W . fc’emmerde, b Scaif........................ 0 S uf BITON. C.F.Nesham.b Davies 49 C. B. Worsley, not out 29 A. J. H em in g , c D. W. Fglinton, lbw, b Butcher, b Parez ... 97 Hemmerde .......... 1 Capt.Krickenbeek,cD. R. Whymper.not out. 0 Butcher, b Lindsay. 17 B 17, lb 10, nb 1... 28 K. Thornburn,runout 13 — C. Scarf, b Par*z ... 6 Total (7 wkts) 267 P. W. Butcher, b Hemmerde ... ... 18 W . S. Bird and H. E. Graham did not bat. L. & W . BANK (2) v. IBIS (2).-Played at Nor­ bury on June v5. S.Mort1ock,cPodmore, b Hartree... ... 0 G.S.Dewey, cMerry, b Rhodes .................13 B. Froom, b Hartree 0 H. J. May, not out ... 9 B 25, lb 2, wb 1 ... 28 Total ...206 I bis C. Roberts, c Tyte, b Coomber ......... 29 E. Massey, b Rhodes 71 E. Crease, b Hartree 7 E. Rayner, b Coom^er 2 A.AlexandersHartree, b Coomber ......... 26 A Boldsworth. st Cockell, b Hartree 17 W. Read, ci oombtr, b Hartree ... .......... 4 L. & W. B an k (2) F. W . Newcomb, b T.H.Pritchard,bMort- Mortlock.................41 S. <+. Tyte, fun out ... 11 H.E Muriel, c May, b Alexand»-r ......... 12 H. H. G. Wellborne, not out .................35 G. P. Rhcdes, H. E. Coomber, A. M. Cockell, J. T. Merry, and A. JPodmore did not bat. lock ........................ 14 R. 8. Hartre*1, not out 3 B 10, lb 3, wo 1 ... 14 Total (4 wkts) ...130 SOUTHGATE ADELAIDE v. BOWES PARK.— Played at Southgateon June 25. B o w es P a b k . Benjamin, b Nelson .. 9 J. Norris, b Armitage 7 Holmes, not out P. E. Stacey, b Nelson 24 A. Ridgway, c Hooke, b F. W. Canham ... 1 RetheriDgton.bNelson 5 E Ridgway, c Stokes,b Nelson .......... 0 A. Knox, c Elliott, b Armitage.................13 W Ward, c Minns, b Nelsm ................. 0 t*. Trenchard, c My- ford, b Armitage .. Dr. Fisher, c Myford, b Nelson................. Extras................. Total S ou th gate A d e la id e . ... 70 A Minns, c Holmes, b Norris ......... 7 F. H. H. Stokes, b Holmes ........ ... 21 G.E. Canham, c Heth- enngton.bBecj >min 5 R. A. Lewis, c 1’ren- chard, b Benjamin.. 0 Nelson, c Stacey, b Holmes .................10 C. F. Muller, run out.. 5 A. Myford, b Knox ... 12 H. 8. Hooke, retired hurt .............. 20 F. W.Canham.b Knox 3 8. E. Elliott, run out.. 2 A. Armitage, not out.. 0 Extras.................14 YORKSHIRE v. HAMPSHIRE. Played at Leeds on June 27 and 28. Yorkshire won by 370 runs. On a very soft wicket Yorkshire did pretty well until lunch time on the first day of this match. Jackson playea a great gam®. Be scored 42 out of the first 50 runs, and when he was out he had made 73 out of 97 in an hour and a quart r. Wilkim-on playfd a most usful game, and kept up bis wicket until just before lunch time. Denton also did well. After lunch the remaining eight wickets fell for an additional 63 runs. Hampshire then had the unpleasant experienceoffacing Rhodes and Haigh on a wicket which suited them admirably, and the result was that Yorkshire had a lead of 132, which they increased by 80 before stumps wer^ drawn, without losing a wicket. On Tuesday Tunnicliffe played a fine innings, scoriog at the ra’e of a run a minute, and Denton and Rhodes mtde very useful scores. When theinnings came t<>an end Bampshire had to score 407 runs to win. Ihe/ made a terribly bad commencement. With the first ball of the innings Rhodes took awicket; in the next over—by Baigh—two more wickets fell, an-l ia the third over Rhodes accounted for two more—five wick-ta for 3 runs. Hampshire could never reqover from these disasters, and were beaten in the most decisive manner. yORKSHlRE. First innings. Hon. F. S. Jackson, b H.-Prichard ................ 73 H. Wilkinson, b Llewellyn. 27 Denton, b H -Prichard ... 39 Tunnicliffe, c fr-prot,b Llew­ ellyn i.. ;... 15 Hirst,cFrederick,bLlewellyn 5 Rhodes, c Frederick, b H.-Prichard ... ... .. 8 Myers, lbw, b H.-Prichard. 0 Second inniD gs. c afadb Hesketh- Prichard.......... 6 b Llewellyn . 19 c Lewellyn, b Frederick ... 30 c bacon, b Sprot. 94 cWebb,bFrederick 4 c Llewellyn, b H.-Prichard ... 41 c Dashwood, b Llewellyn ... 15 cLlewellyn,bSprot 7 Haigh, run out .......... ... Wainwright, c Stone, j b H.-Prichard ... ... 16 , b Llewellyn ... 3 Whitehead, c Fieierick, bi Llewellyn...................... 0 notout ...........25 Hunter, not out ...‘ ......... 0 b-Llewe’lyn . ... i0 B 9, nb 1 ........................10 B 12,lb 4, w 4 20 Total , ... ..104 H ampshire . Total .. 274 First innings. A. C. Johnston, b Rhodes .. Webb, b Rhodes................. E. M. *prot,c Wilkinson, b Rhodes......... .......... ... Stone, st Hunter, b I hodes Llewellyn, b Haigh .......... T.H. Dashwood,b Haigh .. Hayter, b Haigh................. F. fl. Bacon, c Wilkinson, b Rhodes ........................ Langford,c Haigh,bRhodes E. B. Frederick, b Haigh . Hesketh-Prichard, not out. B 6, lb 2 ... ... w ... Total L. Y obksbibe , First innings. O. M. R. W. 8 2 17 0 ... 21 1 3 73 4 ... 7 72 6 ... 3 22 0 .. Sprot _ H.-Prichard delivered one no-ball. Sprot bowled four wides. H ampshire . First innings. O. M. R.W . Rhodes .......... 16 7 27 6 .. Haigh .......... 1 ,/S 7 28 4 ... Second innings. 0 c Wainwright, b Haigh .......... 2 14 not out................. 6 0 lbtv, b Rhodes ... 2 10 cHunter,bRhodes 0 3 c Whitehead, b Haigh .......... 0 7 cHunter.bRhodes 12 14 c Wilkinson, b Rhodes .......... 0 5 b Haigh .......... 10 2 b Haigh .......... 0 0 b Haigh .......... 1 0 b Haigh .......... 0 7 Byes .......... 3 62 Total .......... 36 LaDgford Llewellyn H.-Prichard... 26 Frederick ... 11 Second innings. O. M. $. W. 7 2 26 0 8 85 4 4 74 2 2 52 2 2 17 2 , 22 12 Second innings. O. M. R. W. . 7 3 12 4 . 6*1 0 21 6 Total 99 LANCASHIRE v. SOMERSETSHIRE. Played at Old Trafford on June 27, 28, and 29. Lancashire won by an innings and 136 runs. Although on winning tbe toss S. M. J, Woods decided that Somerset should bat first.h;s sidereaped no advantage from this, for the wicket improved later in the day. The first four wickets fell for 45 runs, and althoughWood* hept up his end for nearly two hours, and played his best innings of the year, the total was small. Kermode made his first appear­ ance in the county championship, and, bowling with his bead, took five wickets. When Lancashire went in R. H. Spooner was disposed of before he became