Cricket 1904

256 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J uly 7, 1904. ARKLEY v. HARPENDEN.—Played at Harpenden on July 2. H a r pen d en . W. H. Marsh, c Williams, b Ham­ mond ........................ F. 8. Keysell, b Ham­ mond ......................... F. H. K. Mardall, b Dumbelton ... ... 8. H, McGrady, c Mc- Gowan.b Dumbleton T. P. Margetson, b H«mmond .......... C. 8. Higgs, b Dum­ belton ................ 10 J. W . Kidman, b Hammond ..........40 8. F. P. Moore, b Penny ............... 16 C. Keogh, b Dum­ belton .. . . .. 2*5 A. E. Bandy, not out 18 B. Jarman, c Irons, b Dumbelton..........12 Byes.................... 6 Total ...201 G. W . Hammond, b Marsh ... ......... 2 Howard Williams, not out ....................... 37 G. G. Dumbelton, lbw, b M arsh.......... 3 A r k l e y . J. Scanlon, b Marget- son ........................ 37 J. R. Dick, not out ... 1 B 13,1b l,w 1 ... 15 Total (3 wkts) 95 W . M. Penny, J. McGowan, W. Hopwood, J. Collins, —. Chaplow, and T. Irons did not bat. STREATHAM v. UNIVERSITY UNICORNS, OXFORD.—Played at Streatham on July 2. S tr e a th a m . N. Miller, c Venables, b Boxall ................29 H. 8. Barkworth, b Hunter ..........17 C. J. Parton. b Hunter 72 B. P. Dobson, c Vena­ bles bM . R-Walker 2 Rev. H. F. S. Adams, b Hunter ... 13 R. C. t'ampbell, b M. R.-Walker ..........12 H. T. Cross, run out 6 J. L. Phillips, b M. R.-\*alker ... ... 40 E. J. Dobson, b M. R.-Walker .......... 0 A. R. Wileman, c Fletcher, b M. R.- Walker ................. 2 D. O. Kerr, not out... 1 B l, w l .......... 2 Total ...196 U n iv e r sity U nioorvs , O xfo r d . R. C. Morpan, not o u t ........ ..........17 P. C. Fletcher, not o u t ................. ... 36 B 1, lb I ........................ 2 T ota l........................55 J. F. Robertson Walker. A. P. Boxall, R. C Hunter, G. R. Venables, M. Robertson Walker, G. A- Steel, A. L. Kelby, and B. M. Tomlinson did not bat- QUERNMORE SCHOOL (1st X I.) v. FOREST HILL HOUSE SCHOOL (1st XI.)-Played at Forest Hill on June 29. F o r e s t H i l l J. Oakey, b Pearsall .. • W. H . B. Walker, not ;out ........................ 17 B. Morris, c Maile, b P en rsa'l.................0 W. Bost ick, c Davies, b F. G. S cott.......... 2 H. E. Kir ch, b F. G. S cott........................ 7 H. L Copley, c Maile, b F. G. Scott ........ 1 H ouse P chool . A. B. Davids, c Maile, G. b F. G. Scott C. Bessent, b F. Sc»tt........... ... A. Rook, b F. G. 8cott M. J. ttisden, b Pear­ sall ........................ Mahboobailbeg, c A. T. Harvey, b F. G. Scott ....................... Extras .......... Total Q ubrnhork S chool . F. G, Scott, b Oakey . 7 A. M Lewis, run out 7 fl. s. Pearsail, c Bos- tock, b Oakey.......... 5 G. Davies, b Oak-y .. 39 W. O. D. Jiaile, b Ris- don ........................ 6 R. S. Scott, b Kirsch 24 H. Whyte, did not bat. A. T. Harvey, b Kirsch R M. Bruce, b Kirs:h W. L. Harvey, not out O. C. Johnsen, notout Extras .......... Total (8 wkts) 111 GRANVILLE “ A ’ at Lee on July 2. v. GRAVESEND (2). - Played G ravesen d (2). G. J. Croft, b G. Helder 12 8. E. Couves. b Weber 12 0. Lovell, c W. Helder, b Weber ................. 10 A. E. Sandford, c Mor­ ris, b Levinson ... 12 R. B. Cooper, c & b Weber ... ......... 9 E. A. Gregory,b Weber 63 H. L. Temple, c Levin­ son, b Hollingworth 21 G r an ville “ A .*’ F. Gardner, b Kendle 12 A. P. Judges, c W. Helder, b Weber ... 0 Paton, not o u t .......... 0 R. Lambert, c John­ ston, b Kendle ... 0 Extras .......... 4 Total ..165 W . Helder, run out .. 34 C. E. Kendle, c Judges, b Gardner.......... 38 F. Helder, b Gregory 63 J. H. Fry, b Gardner 9 H. W. LeMay, lbw, b Couves ................. 2 G. Helder, c Couves, b Gregory ......... 16 H. A. Levinson, not out .................II H. P. Weber, not out 36 Extras................. 8 Total (6 wkts.)217 T E N T 8 ! 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Harris, b Bush 26 J.C.Chandler.cChown, b Connell................. 3 L. A. Fennell, b Cou- nell ........................ 8 G. G. McGregor, c Bush, b Connell ... 15 M. H. Knight, b Bush........................ S C. C. P. Turner, b Connell ................. 0 H. Melhuish, b Connell 21 W. C. Herring, b Codd 18 R. W. Nutting, c & b Bush ........................9 J. de Paula, not ou t... 10 B 11, lb 8 ..........19 Totil .140 L ondon S cottish . T. 8. Taylor, b Nuttall 6 G. F. French, b Fen­ nell ........................ 0 J. S. Chewn, low, b Fennell ................10 F. R. Connell, c Chand­ ler, b Fennall..........26 J. D Laing,c Nuttall, b Fennell .............. 15 C. Koe-Child, c Fen­ nell, b McGregor ... 5 J. C. Cooper, b Fen­ nell ........................ 16 L. J. Bush, c Fennell, b Chandler ......... 31 G. S. Sills, b Chandler 54 C. W. French, not out 3b F. (.odd, b Chandler... 1> B yes.................10 Total ...219 PELHAM v. RANK OF AFRICA.-Played at Chiugford on June 21 and 22. B ank op A frica . Bacon, c Ling wood, b Potter .................33 Ford, b Ax ey .......... 0 Voss.cBarweli.bTotter 7 Glanville, st Barwell,b Potter ..............19 Stone, b De la Cour .. 10 Mott, b De la Cour ... 6 Latter, o Hemsley, b De la Cour .......... 0 Gilding, c King, b De la Cour ................ Daw, b De la Cour ... Moutrie, c Potter, b Dalton ................ Scoones, b De la Cour. Gibbs, not out .......... B 2, lb 2, w 1 ... Total P elham . GL.Dalton.bGlanville 9 A. E. Axbey, retired.. 9 J. E. Potter, b Voss ... 29 B. T. Bonser, not out. 9 A.W.Atterbury,bVoss 0 A. E. barwell, c and b V o s s ........................ 28 F.C.De la Cour,b Voss 8 G. W. King, b Daw ... P. Lingwood, b Daw... E E. Grayston, b Voss F. H. Hemsley.b Daw P. Harrison, b Voss ... B 2, lb 1, wb 1 ... Total ...147 PEL SAM v. KRONHEI34.—Played at Uhinvford on June 11. P elham . G. W. King, b Harri*, P. Lingwood, o and o Heyw o o d ............... 8 H. 8 tvory, lbw,b Hey- wood .. 13 T. W. Leage, b Balls.. 3 A. Pryor, b Harris ... 18 Wallia, c Farley, b H arris ............. 8 A. E. Birwell, b Hey- w o o d .......................16 K konheim . B. T. Bonser, c Farley, b Harris ... .19 G. W. Smith, not out. 3 A. Hanfleld. c Hey­ ward, b Harris ... 1 H. Harrison, b Hey- wood .................. 0 B I, lb 1.................. 2 Total .......89 A. Hevwood, b Wallis J.Griffiths,cLiogwo d, b Wallis .......... B. Balls, b Lingwood. C. Farley, c Liugwood, b Wallis D. Harris, lbw, b Ling­ wood . E. Edmontone.b Ling­ wood ...................... F. White, run out ... G. Hopkins, b Ling­ wood ................ H. Buck, st Bonser, b Wallis ................. J. Williamson, c Ling­ wood, b Wallis K. Tomlin, not out ... B 6, lb 2 .......... Total ..........l PELHAM v. BUCKHUR8T HILL,—Played at Buckhurst Hill on June 26. B uckhorst H ill . A. Palmer, lbw, b Axbey ................ 60 Dr. Norman, c Peel, b Potter ...............28 H. J. B. Sworder, o bonser, b Potter ... 0 G. W. Cook, c De la Cour, b Parker ... 16 C A. Clark, b De la C our........................ 18 B. Allport, not out ... 50 8 H . Nicholls, c De la Cour, b Axbey..........13 W. R. Tuck, not out.. 7 E xtras................. 8 Total ..........186 H. Pascoe, R. H. Simmonds, and H. Perry did not bat- P elham . A. W. Parker, c Tuok, b Clark .................27 A. E. Axbey, b Clark . 9 J. E. Potter, o Palmer, b Pascoe ................. 1 W. E. Peel, b Pascoe.. 4 F. C. De la Cour, b Clark . .......... 3 B. T. Bonser, c Pascoe, b Clark ................. 4 Wallis, st Cooke, b Clark................. ... 24 A. W. Atterbury, b Pascoe .................10 G. E. Grayston, o Nor­ man, b C lark.......... 9 A. Rowley, b Pascoe... 4 8. Parker, not out ... 4 Extras.................10 Total ...109 Printed and Published for the Proprietor by M e r b itt & H a tch e r, L td ., 167, 168, and 169, Upper Thames Street, London, E C., July 7th, 1904.