Cricket 1904

J une 30, 1904. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 237 M.C.C. Sc G round . F. J. Fane, c Burn, b Carlisle .............89 K. J. Key, b Norris ...........................13 K.8. Ranjitsinhji, c Greenlees, b Car­ lisle ... ... .........................142 C. H. B. Marsham, not out..................161 Hearne (A.), not out .. .................39 B 17, lb 2, w 3, nb 1 ................... ?3 Total (3 wickets) ... *472 W. S. Medlicott, Lord Hawke, Thompson, Tarrant, C. Headlam and Mead did not bat. * Innings declared closed. O xfo rd U n iv e r sity . Tarrant ... Thompson Mead Heame (A.) Ranjitsinhji First innings. O. M. R. W. 27’2 8 60 4 .. 39 8 130 3 . 22 . 12 . 2 4 60 2 ... 0 40 1 ... 0 4 0 Second innings. O. M. R. W. 6 32 2 7 0 0 15 19 6 40 40 10 Bum Norris Henley Branston 13 M.C.C. & G round . O. M. R. W. J8 10 115 0 21 6 67 1 21 3 99 0 1 54 0 O. M. R. W- Raphael 8 3 19 0 Carlisle 16 0 76 2 Brownlee 3 1 19 0 Henley delivered two wides and a no-ball, and |Norris a wide. NOTTS v. DERBYSHIRE. Played at Chesterfield on June 27, 28 and 29. Notts won by 330 runs. The first day’s cricket in this match was chiefly remarkable for the batting of Iremonger, who fol­ lowed up his recent fine performances by making 142 in two hours and three-quarters. A. O. Jones, when standiog out of his ground a few inches, had his wicket thrown down by L. G. Wright before he had scored. Day and Hemingway played well, but the tail did very little. When stumps were drawn Derbyshire had made 78 for the loss of half their wickets, Storer being not out 44. On Tuesday Storer only made one more run, but Warren, Morton and Humphries all played so well that the total was only 93 behind that of Notts. In the second innings of Notts Iremonaer and Jones put up 116 for the first wicket. Nobody else did much, and Warren took the last four wickets in two overs. As thing* turned out this sudden breakdown of the Notts tail was bad for Derbyshire, who had to bat for half an hour, and lost seven wickets for 15 runs before stumps were drawn. John Gunn did the hat trickinthe first over. N otts . First innings. A. O. Jones, run out ... ... 0 Iremonger, c Ashcroft, b Storer...............................142 Gunn (J.), b Cadman..........35 Gunn (G.), b Bestwick ... 5 Day. c Ollivierre, b Green... 64 R. E. Hemingway, b Storer. 32 Anthony, b Storer .......... 0 Hardstaff, b Storer .......... 2 Oates, c Bestwick, b Green., l Hi 11am, not out ................. 5 Wass, b Storer ................. 2 B 4, lb 2 , nb 3 .......... y Total ...............2fc7 D er b ysh ir e . First innings. L. G. Wright, b Wass ... 5 G. Curgenven, b Gunn (J.). 11 C.A.Ollivierre, c and b Wass ll Secondinnings, cWright,bStorer.119 b Warren .......... b Green .......... ht wkt, b Storer. b Green .......... b Storer .......... not out................. b Warren.......... b Warren .......... b Warren.......... b Warren B 8, lb 1, w1, nb3 13 Total ...269 Storer, b Wass E. M. Ashcroft, b Wass Cadman, b W ass.......... Morton, b Hallam Warren, b Anthooy ... Humphries, c Hardstaff, Anthony ................. Green, b Anthony.......... Bestwick, not out.......... B 1, lb 3 .......... Second innings, b Gunn (J.) b Wass .......... stOates,bGunn(J.) lbw, b 'Junn (J.). notout... ......... c Dates, b Wass.. cOatea,bGunn(J.) b Gunn (J.) Total ..........194 N o tts . First innings. c Hallam, bWass 0 b Gunn (,J.) .. 0 run out ......... 9 Total Second innings. Bestwick... Warren ... Green Cadman ... Curgenven Storer 0. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . 22 8 62 1 ... ... 12 4 34 0 9 1 56 0 ... ... 14*3 2 5tf 5 11 2 66 2 ... ... 19 5 40 2 18 6 42 1 ... ... 11 2 43 0 5 0 28 0 ... ... 5 0 15 0 8-5 0 34 5 ... ... 12 1 68 3 Warren bowled six no-balls and Bestwick one wide. Wass Gunn (J.) Hallam ... Anthony.., D rbbysh irr . First innings. O. M. R. W. 24 2103 5 ... 21 565 1 ... 7 3 13 1 ... 5*5 3 9 3 ... Second innings. O. M. R. W. . . . 7 2 13 3 ... 7 2 19 6 THE SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM. ( n in th of th b tou r .) THE DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MATCH. Played in College Park, Dublin, on June 27, 28 and 29. Won by an innings and 290 runs. The Irishmen were quite outplayei in this match. S outh A fr ic a n s . L. J. Tancred, c and b Crawford..................148 W. W . Shalders, c Exham, b Gibbon .. 44 M. Hathorn, c Craw­ ford, b Gibbon ... 11 F. Mitchell, c Gwynn, b Gibbon..................37 J. H.Sinclair,bGibbon 51 R.O.Schwarz, b Thrift 12 G. C.White,c Fausset, b Crawford ......... 117 S.J. 8nooke, b Gibbon. 3 J.E.Horwood, bCraw­ ford ........................27 B. Wallach.b Crawford 9 Middleton, not out ... 3 Extras.................22 Total ..484 D ublin U n iv e r sity . First innings. G. Meldon, b Schwarz ... 24 R. Grove-Wbite, b White... 3 S.H.Crawford,c& b Schwarz 11 S.H.Cochrane, st Wallach,b White ... ................. R.M.Exham,lbw, b Schwarz C. R. Faussett, not out E Gibbon, *t Wallich, b White............................... J. Gwynn, b Schwarz........ A. L. R. Lindsay, bSchwarz H. Thrift, b White R. Walker, st Wallach, b White............................... Extras........................ Second innings, c and b Schwarz . 0 cSnooke,b White 8 b Schwarz.......... 9 b Schwarz.......... 2 b Schwarz.......... 5 lbw, b Schwarz .. 18 not out................14 c and b Schwarz . 8 run out ..........14 b White .......... 8 b Schwarz..........16 Extras.........13 Total.. Total ... 115 ..........79 S outh A frican s . O. M. R. W.I O. M. R. W, Gibbon ..3 0 2 151 5Thrift ... 17 1 90 1 Crawford. 28 2 146 4|Exham ... 13 0 75 0 D ublin U n iv e r sity . First innings. O. M. R. W. Sinclair ... .. 3 0 21 0 Middleton ... 3 1 5 0 Snooke ... ... 1 1 0 0 Schwarz ... ... 12 4 16 5 White ... ... 12 0 34 5 Second innings. O. M. R. W. . 17-3 3 36 7 .18 4 66 2 Schwarz bowled two wides. HONOR OAK (2) v. OLD OLA.VIA.NS.-Played at Honor Oak on June 25. H onor O a k . W.Falkner, run out... 13 C. A. Woodbridge b Burton ................. 8 R. R. Crump, not out 9 Extras................. 4 A.R.Cutbush.bWilson 25 W.R.Young. cBrown- low, b Krauss.......... 5 S.J.Dickason,cSuther- land, b Burton .. 108 T. G. Gracey, bWilson 0 W.E.Holford,cSuther- Total (7 wkts) *225 land, b Burton ... 53 D. T. Bennett, F. G. Cutbnsh and A. Glover did not bat. * Innings declared closed. O ld O la v ia n s . Brownlow, not out Trowel, o Young, b Dickason ... ..........28 A. H. Wilson, b Hol­ ford ........................ 16 Krauss, b Dickason... 0 A. Howard, c A. Cut­ bush, b Crump ... 25 Extras................12 Total (4 wkts) 164 A. C. Wilson, Powell, W. Burton, Sutherland, Griffinand Barton did not bat. SPENCER v. ADDISCOMBE.- worth Common on June 25. -Played at Wands- A ddiscombb . A. Beaton, lbw, b Kirk 15 J. Allen, c Barton, b Fetherstonehaugh .. 0 T. Warren, b Kirk ... 8 G. Turner,cand bKirk 11 H. Roberts, lbw, b Barton .................68 J.Newcomb,cWheeler, b Kirk ................. 0 J. Roose, b Barton ... 34 W. Ashcroft, cWood­ ward, b Barton ... 12 W. Kenward, c Black, b Kirk ................. 7 E. C. Ashcroft, notout 3 F.W.Robarts,st Black, b Barton................. 0 Extras................ 9 Total ...167 S pen cer . T.J.Wheeler,cTurner, ‘ ‘ ... 33 b b Robarts.. W. D. Macbeth, Robarts ................. 5 F. F. Boles, c Allen, b Robarts .............. 9 F.M. Barton,cKenward b Robarts................. 7 H. W . Wheeler, candb Kenward.................33 A.. M Black, and A. P. Fetherstonehaugh did not bat. Y. J. Woodward, c Turner, b Newcomb 24 K. G. Neale, c Beaton, b Newcomb ... 4 J. C. Larkin, not out 9 E. C. Kirk, not out... 11 Extras................. 3 Total (7 wk's) 138 INOOGNITI v. NORTHAW PLACE.-Piayed at Potters* Bar on June 22. L.W.Compton, c sub., b Cowley................. Rev.F.A. Lee, c Beloe, b Mackie................. E.A.C. Druce, cBeloe, b Mackie................. Rev.F.Meyrick-Jones, c Tabrum, b Guise F. S. Thorne, b Beloe V. A. S. Stow, b Beloe N o r t h a w P lacr . G. How»rd-Smith, b Guise .................18 W. H. Cuthbertsm, c Dixon, b Guise ... 0 P. Lofts, c Alackie, b Guise.......................12 Rev.A. Cover, not out 12 Rev.F.J.Hall,bCowley I B 10, lb 1, nb 1 ... 12 Total .137 I n cooniti . MajorC. E. Greenway, st Compton, bDruce 52 L. H. W. Troughton, c Howard, b Druce ... 27 G.C.Beloe, cCompton, b Druce .................23 R.G.Cowley,cRev.Lee, b Druce ..................13 Total H. Laure, c Howard- Smith, b Thorne ... 15 B. Tabrum, C. Dixon, and H. G. Griffith did not tat. D. L. Mackie, c Rev. Hall, b Druce..........29 J. D. Guiee, c Rev. Clover, b Druce .. 24 A.B.Hubback. not out 2 B 6, lo 1, w 1.......... 7 92 LONDON & WESTMINSTER BANK (2) v. LONDON CITY & MIDLAND BANK.-Played at Norbury on June 21. L. & W. Bank (2.) H. E. Power, c Dewey, b Tunks .................40 R. S. Hartree, cTunks, b Clayton................. 6 H. E. Muriel, c Dewey, b Braithwaite......... 12 W. E. Smith,bClayton 0 T.H. Pritchard,b Clay­ ton ........................ 5 S. F. Ayres, b Clayton 2 H. G. Welltorne, b Clayton.................17 A. J. Richardson, b Tunks ... ... 7 T.P. Rhodes, cTunks, b Clayton .......... 0 A.M . Cockell,b Tunks 1 A. Podmore, not out 10 Extras .................12 Total.. Clayton, b Power Tunks, b Power.......... Amy, b Rhodes.......... Tomlinson, b Power... Glaister, b Power Dewey, b Power.......... Hailes, b Power.......... L. C. & M. Bank. Hutton, b Rhodes Dyke, b Rhodes Beck, not out ... Keeping, run out B 4, lb 5 ........ Total ... . 112 , 7 0 0 , 9 78 HEATHFIELD v. EALING.—Played at Wands­ worth on June 25. H e a th fie ld . G. Adams, c Taylor, c Stileman.................28 W .E. Fuller,cDomton, b Stileman ..........41 F. Morel, c Mathias, b McDougall ..........27 S. J. Harrowing, st Mathias, b Dornton 8 C. Mills, c Taylor, b Stileman.................11 J. Wasp and E. Wilson did not bat. N. Falls, c Stileman, b Dornton................. 4 J. Gunner, b Stileman 4 J. F. Watson, not out 6 L. G. Peame, itw, b Dornton.................24 B 2, lb 2, w 1, nb 2 7 Total (8 wkts) 163 H.D.Ruston,c Falls, b Gunner .................12 F. G. Jolly, c Wasp, b Gunner ................. 5 F. F. Stileman, b C. Mills........................ 5 O.L.Mathias,b C.Mills 0 A.T.Dornton,stMorel, b C. Mills .......... 6 E a lin g . G. G. Taylor, b Wa'p J. H. Chick, b Wa*p L. Balton, b Watp . H.Hargreaves,bWasp C. Swamson, not out D. H. McDougall, b C. Mills ................. B 2, wb 1 .......... Total .......... 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