Cricket 1904

246 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J uly 7, 1904 YORKSHIRE v. WARWICKSHIRE. Played at Edgbaston on June 30 and July 1 and 2. Yorkshire won by an innings and 4 runs. The Warwickshre men were batting the whole of the first day of this match, and at one time it looked as if Yorkshire would have a much more difficult task than ultimately fell to their lot. But although the tot*l was 296 for four wickets, Rhodes and Haigh so demoralised the tail that the last six wickets fell for 11 runs. Fishwick played a very fine game for two hours and ten minutes, while Glover was at the wicket for three hours and a quarter for his splendid innings of 121. Quaife made 67 in two hours and a quarter—a most useful innings. On Friday York­ shire scored 356 for eight wickets, and were thus 49 runs on. Two of the three famous Yorkshire bowlers, .Hirst and Haigh, had much to do with the success of their county, for they scored 177 runs between them, Haigh being not out 84 when stumps were drawn. On Stturd*y Haigh increased his score to 188, his entire innings lasting for three hours and three- quarters ; his hits included twenty-four 4*s. He has only made a hundred once before for Yorkshire, viz., 169 agaiost Notts in 1901. Warwickshire had to make 112 before they drew level, but despite inter­ ruptions caused by rain. Yorkshire had plenty of time to win, for the Warwickshire innings only lasted for two hours. Rhodes was in splendid form with the ball. W arw ickshire . First innings. Second innings. T. S. Fishwick, c Hunter, b Rhodes.............................80 b H irst................... 0 Kinneir,cTunnicliffe,bHirst 5 b Rhodes ... 13 A.C.8.Glover,c & b Rhodes 124 c Hirst, b Rhodes 17 Quaife, c Hunter, b Haigh 67’ c Myeis,b Rhodes 19 J.F.Byrne, c Wainwright, b Rhodes ........................23 Lilley, lbw, b Rhodes.......... 1 Charlesworth, b Rhodes ... 0 Whittle, c Tunnicliffe, b Rhodes ........................ 0 Moorhouse, b Haigh ........ 4 T. H. Watson, b Haigh .. 6 Hargreave, not out .......... 1 B 1, lb 1, w 6 .......... 7 b Haigh ... ... cHunter,b Haigh cDenton,bRhodes 0 c Hirst, b Rhodes 34 b Rhodes .......... 3 b Haigh .......... 1 not ou t............... 3 B 6, lb 1, w 1 8 Total ..307 Y o rk sh ire . Total ..108 Lord Hawke, c Lilley, b Hargreave ..........32 H .Wilkinson,stLilley, b Q u aife.................48 Denton, c Byrne, b Moorhouse ..........18 Tunnicliffe, st Lilley, b Q uaife.................31 Hirst, b B yrn e......... 93 Wainwright, b Har­ greave ................. 3 W arw icksh ire . Rhodes,c Byrne,bHar- greave ................. 4 Haigh, b H yrae.........139 Myers, st Lilley, b Quaife ................... 22 Oyston, c Hargreave, d Moorhouse.......... 9 Hunter, not out.......... 2 B 9, lb 6, w 6 ...........19 Total ...419 Whittle bowled two wiles, and Watson, Hargreave, and Moorhouse one each. HAMPSTEAD v. OLD REPTONIANS.—Played at Hampstead on July 2. H ampstead . E.E.Baraett, b Horton 39 G.A.8.Hickson, cWat­ son, b Bowstead ... f0 G. trosdale, not out...103 E.L.Marsden,c Twigg, b Bowstead ........ 22 W.R.Moon.bBowstead 0 T.M.Farmiloe,cMonro, b Harris ................. 4 H. R. Hebert aud J. C. Toiler did not bat. ’ Innings A.R.Trimen,cWatson, b Horton.................27 L. G. Pavitt, c and b Horton .................11 A. J. Orr, not out ... 11 B 20, lb 4 ..........24 Total (7 wkts)*301 F. R. D. Monro, c Orr, b H ebert.................63 T. Horton, c Pavitt, b Hickson .................12 G. 8. M. Harris, b Trimen ................. 6 J. Bowstead, b Pavitt 38 declared closed. O ld R ep ton ian s. C. A. Moore, not out... 11 W.H.Twigg.cBarnett, b Pavitt ................. 4 T. 8. Lloyd, not ou t.. 0 B 17,1bl,wl,nb 1 ... 20 Total (6 wkts) 159 8. T. Toller, A. L. Mark, H. M. Twigg and E. R. Watson did not bat. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Hirst .......... 7 1 18 1 ... . . 7 4 9 1 Haigh .......... 26*5 8 59 3 ... . . 15*5 4 46 3 Oyston .......... 25 6 73 0 Myers ......... 21 6 38 0 ... . . 7 4 12 0 Rhodes .......... 41 18 95 6 ... . .1 6 7 33 6 Wainwright ... 4 1 17 0 Oyston bowled four wides, and Rhodes and Haigh one each. Y orkshire . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Watson ... 29 4 73 0 |Byrne .. 10*4 2 3* 2 Hargreave 54 19 114 3 Qaaife .. 10 1 66 3 Moorhouse 28 5 64 2 |Whittle .. 17 2 69 0 THE HAVERFORD COLLEGE TEAM. THE CHELTENHAM COLLEGE MATCH. ( t h ir d of t h e t o u r .) Played at Cheltenham on June 28 and 29. Drawn. C heltenham C ollkoe . F irst innings. G. G. Rowson, b Priestman 2 R.T.H. Mackenzie, c Priest­ man, b Godley ..........13 M. G. 8 »lter, b Priestman...122 A. C. Tennant, c Phillips, b Pleasants........................ 0 J. E. J. Taylor, c Phillips, b Pleasants ........................12 D P.Dickinson, b Priestman 5 W. A. Gardiner, b Godley.. 8 E. A. Smythies, b Pleasants 25 J.G. Thorburn, c Pleasants, b Pearson........................ 6 H. C. McNeile, b Pleasants 1 H. H. Harford, not out ... 0 Extras........................18 Second innings, c and b Doughton 4 cA.Lowry,b Bon­ bright ..........83 b Doughtoa ... 67 c and b Godley... 16 c Bonbright, b Priestman ... 2 b Priestman ... 6 cPearson.bMorris 8 cMorris,bPearson 13 not out... not out... ... 37 ... 17 Extras......... 17 Total......... 212 Total (8 wkts)*268 • Innings declared closed. H averford C ollege . First innings. E. H. Morris, b Smythies ... 1 F. D. Godley, run out ... 10 W .P. Bonbright, b McNeile 50 C.C. Morris, lbw, b McNeile 31 Second innings, c R a w s o n , b Smythies.......... b Smythies ... runout c T e n n a n t, Smythies... 10 . 35 0 J. D. Phillips, c Rawson, b McNeile ........................14 b Rawson ............ R. T. Pearson, c Rawson, b McNeile ... .................73 notout................ A. T. Lowry, c Rawson, b c Gardner, b Raw- McNeile ........................ 0 son ................. H.W. Doughton, b McNeile 37 H. Pleasants, b McNeile ... 5 A. G. Priestman, b McNeile 11 R. P. Lowry, not out.......... 2 Extras........................13 Total .................247 Extras.......... 9 Total (6wkts) 72 THE MALVERN COLLEGE MATCH. ( fo u r th of t h e t o u r .) Played at Malvern on June 30. Malvern won by 231 runs on the first innings. M alvern . A. P. Day, c Morris, b Lowry ..................159 G. N. Foster, not out 177 F. T. Mann, c Dough­ ton, b Hopkins ... 21 E. L. Mellin, not out... 34 H. Simms, c Pleasants, b Doughton ............ 23 H avrrford . F. H. Franks, c Pleas­ ants, b Godley ... 8 F.A.Powell, c Pierce, b Pleasants................. 4 Extras .......... 2 Total (6 wkts) 428 C. C. Morris, c and b Pearson .................100 F. D. Godley, c Simms, b Byass ................. 0 A.H.Hopkins,b Simms 20 W. P. Bonbright, c Mellin, b Pearson ... 32 H. H. Morris, c and b Simms .................13 R. L. Pearson,b Simms 2 J.D.Phillips, b Simms 0 H .W . Doughton,lbw, b Simms ...............21 A. T. Lowry, b Simms 0 H. Pleasants, not out 7 E. C. Pierce, b Simms 1 Extra................. 1 Total ...197 THE CLIFTON COLLEGE MATCH. ( f if t h of t h e t o u r .) Played at Clifton on July 2. Haverford won by 106 runs on the first innings. C lifton C ollege . H. R. Gould, b Priest- A.H.Crew.cPleasants, b Hopkins ......... G. A. Hanson, c Pleas­ ants, b Priestman ... W.H.Pilcher,b Priest­ man ........................ A. D. Imlay, c Morris, b Hopkins ......... A. T. a . Dobson, b Doughton................ V. Fuller-Eberle, b Doughton................. man A. m . R. Fedden, c Priestman,bHopkins 2 S.H.Evershed, c and b Doughton................ 4 G. T. u. Wall, 1 dw, b Doughton................ 0 C. G. Dunn, not ou t.. 0 Extras................11 Total 68 Second innings.—Crew, b Pleasants. 10; Hanson, c Doughton, b Morris, 65; Pilcher, c Ritts. b Priest­ man, 42 ; Dobson, not out, 57; extras, 12. Total (three wickets), 186. H a v rrfo b d C.C.Morris,b Evershed 8 W . P. Bonbright, b Evershed................. 6 A.H.Hopkins, b Ever- shed ..................... 26 H.H.Morris, c Watt, b Pilcher ................20 R.L.Pearson.b Dobson 5 H.W.Doughton, lbw, b Dobson.................27 A.G Priestman.not out 8 C ollege . H. Pleasants, jun., c Evershed, b Dobson 44 A.T.Lowrv.bEvershed 4 E.Pott8,cImlay,bEver­ shed ........................ 0 R .P. Lowry, c Imlay, b Robson ................. 6 Extras.................It Total ...164 HAMPSTEAD v. OXFORD UNIVERSITY AU­ THENTIC S —Played at Hampstead on June 29. H am pstead. E. L. Marsden cGood­ liffe, b Webbe ... 74 H. R. Hebert, c and b Goodliffe ... 14 H. Wade, c Marshall, b Kidd ... 4 E. E. Barnett, b Clay­ ton ............... .10 L.J. Moon, c Marshall, b Clayton..............32 E. W . H. Beiton, b K id d .....................17 W. J. Pearson,b Clay­ ton ................. 15 H. D. Dunkley, b GoodHffe ..........16 T. S.Whea’er, c Ben­ nett, b Kidd ..........18 C D. Drayson, run out 4 S. S. Pawling, not out 0 Byes .................13 Total... .. 217 O xford U niversity A dthentics . W. S. Medlicott, b Marsden ............... 148 G. C. M. Bennett, b Pawling .................51 F. G. H. Clayton, c Wheater, b Moon ... IS C H. B. Marsham, b Dunkley ........ . 25 G. Marshall, c Birnett, bMarsden.................17 R. P. Lewis,b Marsden 0 C. W. Goodliffe did not bat. L. R. Hargreaves, st Beiton. b Barnett... 21 V. EL S. Stowe, st Beaton, b Barnett... 6 A. H. Kidd, not out 0 A. J. Webbe, not out 0 B 26, lb 1, w 1 ... 28 Total (8 wkts) 311 HAMPSTEAD v. HIGHGATE SCHOOL.—Played at Highgate on July 2. H ampstead , H.G.Dunkley.c Neal, b Honeyball ... ... 11 C.D.D.McMillin,cNeal b Honeytall .......... 8 Extras................10 Total (6 wkts) *J86 H. S. Maclure, lbw, b N e a l........................65 R.G.Hebert,c S»Tgint, b Sayer ... ......... 36 W.T.H.Danby,notout 22 Major A. Reid, b Sayer 0 F. W . Orr, c Fendick,b Honeyball.................34 •Innings declared closed. B. A. Everitt, L. Brachi, A. A. Barron, and P. Faraday did not bat. Second innings:—Major A. Reid, b Cox, 3; H. G. Dunkley, not out, 2 ; L. Brachi, not out, 14; A. A. Barron, c Barker, b Cox, 13; P. Faraday, b Honey­ ball, 0; extras 3.—Total (3 wickets) 36. H ighgats S chool . D.S Maclure.b Barron 1 R. King, b Hamm ... 6 G. R. Sayer, b Brachi 3 A. M. Neal, b Brachi .. 4 A. B. Lushington, c Barron, b Brachi ... 44 A.P.Sayer.c&b barron 4 W . C. Honeyball, c Faraday, b Barron.. 7 N. J.Cox, c Brachi, b Barron ................. A.C.Fendick, b Brachi R. C. Sargant, not out A.Barker, c McMillin, b B rachi................. Total ...100 LUDGROVE v. LOCKERS PARK .-Played at Ludgrove on June 29. L ockers P ark . G. O. Tomlin, b R. S. Mansfield, b K.-Slaney................ 9 K.-S'aney .......... 6 O. M. Lund, b Norman 7 M. A. Glover, not out 6 T. L. G. Turnbull, b C. R. Horley, st Norman ................. 1 Campbell, b K.- R. D. L.-Keiham, b Slaney ................. 0 Normam ... 6 H. K. West, st G. Eltoa, b K.-81aney 0 Campbell, b K.- O. B. Graham b Slaney ................. 0 Norman ................. 1 Lb 2, w 1, nb 1 .. 4 G. O. Simson, st __ Campbell,bK.-Slaney 4 Total .......... 44 L udgrovb . C. W . Norman, b Turnbull .................10 W . R. Bailey, c Turn­ bull, b Elion .......... 7 H. F. Campbell, b Horley .. ... 75 W. T. Birchenough, b Graham ................. 6 R. W. St. Maur, c L.-Kelham,b Horley 66 G. H. Vernon did not bat. R. O. R. K.-Slaney. c L.-Kelham.bHorley 41 A H. B.-Kennett, b Elton....................... 13 E. K. Stephenson, b Graham ................It E. M VVorsley,notout 1 R.T.Stanyforth,notout 7 B 14,1b 1, w 2 ... 17 Total ...256