Cricket 1904

254 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J uly 7, 1904. Y o rk sh ire First innings. Lord Hawke, b Warrea ...19 H. Wilkinson, cOllivierre, b Cadman ... ..........42 Myers, c and b Cadman .. 16 Tunnicliffe, c Ollivierre, b •adman ............................... 0 Hirst,c Ollivierre, b Cadman 18 F. Mitchell, b Warren .. 39 Hai h, c Needham, b Best­ wick ...............................104 not out Wainwright, c Storer, b Warren ............................29 run out Whitehead, c Morton, b Curgenven............................25 Oyston c ( urgenven, b Warren ........................... 10 Hunter, not out .................. 6 Extras............................11 Second innings, runout c Wright, Bestwick... not out.......... c Curgenven b Warren run out c and b Ashcroft 79 b K-igwin .. ... 17 0 69 1 ... ... 14 1 42 •2 3 Napier ... ... 18-4 3 64 4 ... ... 15-2 6 39 3 4 Hopley .. .. 7 0 24 0 ... ... 3 2 1 0 b Mann .. 15 3 46 3 ... ... 4 0 23 0 0 Weaver ... ... 4 0 1* 0 ... ... 3 1 7 1 97 Hollender ... 10 2 44 2 ... ... 10 1 61 4 Hirst Myers Haigh Oyston Whiehead Wainwright Total .................319 D erb ysh ire. First innings. O. M. R. W. .......... 27 8 76 3 ... 13 3 54 0 33-5 7 85 5 Extras.......... 3 Total ...194 Second innings. O. M. R. W . ... 22 6 74 2 , 22-5 . 27 . 16 ... 18 2 6 42 Wainwright and Oyaton each bowled one wide. Y o rk sh ire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Warren ... ... 32 3 2 131 4 ... ... 22*4 2 76 1 Bestwick ... ... 29 6 82 1 ... ... 19 5 41 1 Cadman ... ... 25 7 48 4 ... ... 11 1 29 0 Curgenven ... 10 0 44 1 ... ... 5 1 20 0 Morton ... 2 0 3 0 ... Ollivierre ;;; 2 0 15 0 Ashcroft ... 3 1 10 1 Bestwick bowled two wides. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY v. LIVER ­ POOL AND DISTRICT. Played at Aigburth on July 4, 6 and 6. Cambridge won by six wickets. The Cambridge team appeared at Aigburth without McDonell and Payne, who were playing for the Gen­ tlemen at Lord’s, and Eyre and K. R. B. Fry. On the first day the local team had the best of m-itters, scoring 982 and getting rid of Marsh and Keigwin for 27. C •mbridge had to make 3r6 runs in the fourth ianings of the match, and on the second evening they had knocked off 45 of the runs. Yesterday Marsh, Keigwin, Harris and Weaver all played so well that the University won easily. L iverpool and D istrict . First innings. Second innings. E.ifi. Steel, c Napier, b Hoi- cAnson,b Hollen- lender........................ 39 der . 12 C. M. War ow, c Hollender, . . b Napier ........................ 54 cHarris,bKeigwin 3 H. B. uancack, c Napier, b Mann ................. 60 cWilson.b Napier 17 T. Ainscough, c Mann, b c Napier, b Hol- Keigwin ................. 14 lender . 0 A F Spooner, cHarris, b st Wilson, b Hoi- M a o n ................................W lender ... 42 W P. Barnes, b Mann .. 14 c Anson, b Napier u C. 8. Hunnay, c Mann, b c Wilson, b Hol- Napier...............................42 A. Stott, b Bollender......... 2C L iverpool and D istrict . First innings. O. M. R. W. Second innings. O. M. R W. llopley bowled two wides. Napier one wide and two no-balls and Keigwin a wide. C ambridge U ninersity . First innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. w . Steel......... ... 21 3 2 65 6 ... 27 3 77 0 Rimmer ... .. 15 1 22 1 ... .. 30 3 7*; 0 Brown ... ... 11 2 94 2 ... .. 18 1 52 1 Stott.......... ... 5 0 31 1 ... . Il l 2 39 0 Barnes .. 22 6 48 2 HAMPS.TEAD v. PINNER.—Played at Pinner on June 25. H ampstead . First innings. Second innings. E.W. H. Beaton, c Hobson, b Self^ .............. ... 35 T. 8. Wheater, c Everitt, b Selfe ............................... 1 W.R.Monn,cOsmond.bSelfe 22 T. M. Farmiloe, c Hewitt, b Selfe ... ................. 9 n otou t................ 5 B. A. Everitt, c Hewitt, b Paine . .......... ... 1 W. T. H. Danby, c Everitt, b Paine ........................29 D. MacGregor, c Everitt, b c Lee, b Mieczni- Paine ... .......... 3 kowski .......... 7 D.L.Gray, c Everitt, b Selfe 14 b Miecznikowski 7 J. C. Toller, c Lee, b Selfe.. 13 cHewitt.b Miecz­ nikowski ......... 8 H. C. Whichcot**, b Paine .. 7 not out .. ... 19 F. W. Bacon, not out..... 1 stEveritt,bMiecz- nowski ... ... 12 B 4, lb 3 ................. 7 B 9, lb 1, w 1 11 Total ... ..142 Total (4 wkts) (7 P inner. G.S.Lee.c and b Danby 61 A.W.Everitt, cWhich- cote, b Everitt ... 21 W. L. Miecznikowski, lbw. b Wheater ... 1 G.P Everitt,cFarmiloe, b Wheater .......... 7 F. Y. Selfe, c and b W heater ................ 26 J. V. Eck, c Gray, b W heater................. 7 A.B. Osmond, not out 11 E. Reid, b Farmiloe .. 2 J.T.Hewitt, bWheater 0 C. Hobson, run out . 0 R. Paine, c Toller, b Farmiloe .............. 5 B 5, lb 1 .. .. 6 Total ...147 INCOGNITI, MARRIED v. SINGLE.—Played at Chiswick on June 29. M arbied . BrowD,cHollender,b Napier 2 A. w . Brock, c Wilson, b Napier................................ 0 F. A. Rimmer, not out ... 11 B 14, lb 1, w 3, nb 1... 19 Total .................282 C am bridge Univb First innings. J. F. Mnrsh, Ibw, b Steel R. P. Ke’g^in, c Steel, Kimm^r ................. E. M. Mann, c Warlow, f»teel ... R.H.Hurri* c St*el.b Brown 26 E. S. Phillips, b otott .. •• >3 K.W.ti. Weaver,cand bSteel 23 lender c Hollendtr, Keigwin ... not out.......... 12 Major C. E. Greenway, b Vanderbyl ..........42 D. C. Lee, retired hurt 12 A.B. Hubback, c and b E. Dotson ......... 84 Rev. H. von E. Scott, bGraham Thompson 81 M.G.Nelson, b Dobson 12 I C.M.Tuke,cVanderbyl, b D obson................... 13 W.William8,c Dobson, b Covell ................. lbw, b Weaver ... 17 c Hollender, b Napier .......... 3 B 5, lb 1, w 1 7 Total .. 170 , 10 RSITY. Second innings, c Steel, b Barnee. 45 F. J. V. Hopley, c Stott, b Steel ............................... 26 Lord Anson, b Steel .......... 3 A. H 8. Hollender, not out 4 i+. G. Napier, b Brown ... 5 F. B. Wilson, c Stott, b Steel 5 Byes ... ................. 6 1 c Brock, b Barnes £8 runout.................17 not out ..........91 not out ..........22 c Ainscough, b 1 rown ..........59 Extras... 14 Total ...147 Total........ 306 T.W.Pritchett, not out 21 W. E. Martyn, c H.H. Sich, b Graham Thompson .......... 8 B. Tabrum, run out... 1 E.W.8mith, c Dobson, b Covell ... ... ... 2 Extras................. 6 Total ..295 13 S in g le . H. E. F. Sich, b Smith 49 D. H. M. Boull, b W illiams.................49 B. C. Covell, b Smith... 65 E J.Dobion.stTabrum, b Williams ......... 0 P.Vanderbyl,cTabrum, b Smith .................. 4 B. P. Dobson, c Tuke, b Smith ....................19 W.GrahamThompson, b Williams ... .. 13 C.Dixon, c Pritchett, b Williams.................20 H. H. Sich, c and b Williams............... 0 SirW. Russell, notout 3 A.Wilbraham,notout 14 Extras.................24 Total (9 wkts) 250 FOREST BILL v. BRIXTON WANDERERS. Played at East Dulwich on June 25. B bixton W anderers . F. Odell, b J. Balk- wili .......... •• 18 J. Faulkner, c Welch­ man, b williams ... 60 R. J. Burlington, b Bradley ................ 18 F. P. Rider, b Bradley 3 H. Goodall, b Bradley 2 C. G. Smith, b Bradley 20 E. A. Brymer, c Brad­ ley, b Welchman ... 3 F o re st H . A. Hooker, lbw, b C. G. Smith .......... 8 C. Moore, c Mason, b Benge ......... 19 T. J. Balkwill, b Gil­ lingham .. 45 C. G. Hill, b Gilling­ ham ....................... 5 S. Owens, b Gilling­ ham ........................ 4 W. R. Williams, c Burlington, b Gil­ lingham .................47 H ill . C. J. Welchman, c C. Smith, b Benge... 1 W. M. Bradley, c Brymer, b Gilling­ ham ... a .............. 33 S, Silverthorne, b Burlington .......... 0 J. Balkwill, not out ... 13 F. Skipp°r, not out ... 0 Extras..........13 Total (9 wkts) 188 SOUTHGATE ADELAIDE v. COLNEY HATCH ASYLUM.—Played at New Southgate on June 22. A sylum . Pithouse, b Canham . 0 Farey, b Canham ... 0 Creasy, b Hobbs . ...16 Harris, c Hooke, b Canham .......... 6 Shreeve, b Hobbs ... 9 Cherry,candb Canham 20 Dr. Watson, b Canham 1 Berley, lbw, b Hobbs. 2 Russell, not ou t..........27 Maybury, b Hobbs ... 0 Garrett,.c Pritchard, b Canham ................. 9 Extras................ 1 Total . 91 S outhgate A delaide . W. A. Gillingham, b Welchman H. E. Smith, b Brad­ ley ........................ H. Mason, b Welch­ man ........................ W. J. Benge, notout Extras .......... Total R. Pritchard, run out. 5 H. S. Hooke, b Creasy 0 F. H. H. Stokes, c Gar­ rett. b Russell.......... S. Hobbs, c Cherry, b Watson ................ A. Minns, c Harris, b Russell .................17 R. A. Lewis, b Russell 32 42 21 A.R.Hawes, b Shreeve 6 C. F. Miiller, b Creasy 11 T. Monk, b Shreeve ... 0 G. E. Canham,notout 12 Glasscock, b Creasy ... 0 Extras................. 2 Total ..148 QUERNMORE SCHOOL v. OLD FORES THIL- LIAN8.—Played at Quernmore on July 2. Q uernm ore S ch o o l. F. G Scott, b Eames 7 A.M.Lewis.c&bEames 0 W.C.D.Maile.b Eames 2 G. Davies, c Eames, b Boiton ... ......... 3 R S. Scott, not out ... 32 H.8. Pearsall, b Eames 1 A. T. Harvey, c and b Eames .. 0 W.L.H*rvey,b Bolton ® O. C. Johnsen, lbw, b Eames ................. 0 H. Whyte, b Bolton... 3 W.O.Johnsen,b Kemp 9 Extras.......... ... 9 Total O ld F orksthillians . P. E. Henick, c A. T. Harvey, b Pearsall 19 K.F. Marchant, bF. G. Scott .. ................. 8 B. Bolton, c Lewis, b Pearsall ........ ... 5 W.G. Glennie, c W. L. Harvey, b F.G.Scott 20 E. C. Richardson, c Lewis, b Davies ... 4 G.C. Mathews, b Pear­ sall ........................ 4 D. S. Phillips, c O. C. Johnsen, b Pearsall L. G. Kemp, c W . L. Harvey, b Davies ... F. E*mes, not out ... C. R Morgan, c O. C. Johnsen, b Pearsall S. Eames, b G. Davies Extras................ Total 3 0 2 81 e a l in g v. M a r l b o r o u g h BLUES.-piayed at Ealing on July 2. E aling . C.P. Coode. c Burdett, b Manders ............108 R. J.C. Stuart, c Wix, b Lewis ....................29 C, S. Marshall, c Bur­ dett, b L ew is........... 0 A. F. Nepean, b Man­ ders ............................33 G. G. Taylor, R. C. McDougall, J. A. Chick and C. R. Duerden did not bat. M arlborouhh B lues . F.F. Stileman, c M. S. Rogers, b Bere ... 16 A.F.Gunmng, not out 6 F. C. Upton,notout... 12 Extras.................18 Total (Swkts) 222 M.S.Rogers, c Nepean, b Coode .................50 A. N. Rogers, run out 34 A.M.Black.c Marshall, b Coode ................. 4 T.C. Manders, c Duer- don, b Coode .......... I Rev. M H.G.Burdett,c Taylor, b McDougall ... 6 M. O. Lewis, not out 18 L. N. Rogers, not out 10 Extras................. 4 Total (5 wkts) 127 A. Bere, E. W. M. Meeres, R. S. W ix and H. M. Rogers did not bat. ...124 The Editor regrets that the pressure of scores during the summer only allows him to guaranteeinsertion of scores of clubs arranging for publication of all their matches. A charge of Is. a match, with a minimum of 21s., is made for the insertion of scores. Odd scores are inserted at 2s. each if space permits. Scores must reach “ Cricket” Offices, 168, Upper Thames Street, E.C., by first post on Tuesday foHowing the match.