Cricket 1904

J uly 14, 1904. CRICKET. A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. 263 A n E n g lan d X I. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W flharp .. 16 0 92 1 .. Kermode .. 19 5 51 5 .. 9 0 44 0 I ’Anson ... .. 26 2 109 2 .. ... 11-3 0 83 0 Cattell ... .. « ft 8 1 . . ... 1 0 4 0 Hallo wb ... .. 9 3 37 0 .. ... 16 3 71 2 Poidevin... . .. 5 0 22 0 THE SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM. THE MATCH AGAINST HAMPSHIRE. ( e l e v e n t h of i h e t o u r .) Played at Alton on July 7 and 8. The South Africans won by an innings and 19 runs. The experiment of playing a first-class match on the pretty ground at Alton was attended with success, and the game attracted a good crowd. The wicket was excellent, the outflelding rough, and the bound­ aries short. During the first day 467 runs were scored, the South Africans making 380 and di missing seven Hampshire men for 87, so that the result of the match seemed a foregone conclusion. Tancred played a wonderfully good innings; his *core stood at 98 at lunch time, but be was bowled by Hesketh-Prichard before he had reached his hundred. Good cricktt was played by 8halders, Schwarz and several others of the team, Hathorn alone playing a single-figure innings. When Unmpshire went in Kotze was in great form and took five of the wickets which fell. On Fridav Bowell and Stone made a great effort to save the follow-on, but were not successful in their object. When Hampshire went in again 8prot and Llewellyn made a fine stand for the fifth wicket, putting on 102 runs in three-quarters of an hour by most attractive cricket. The rest of the team failed and the South Africans had the easiest of victories. S outh A fricans . THE HAVERFORD COLLEGE TEAM. THE MARLBOROUGH COLLEGE MATCH. ( s ix t h o f t h e t o u r .) Played at Marlborough on July 4 and 5. Haverford won by 118 runs. H avbrfobd . First innings. C. O. Morris, run out.........50 F. D. Godley, b Burt..............14 THE WINCHESTER COLLEGE MATCH ( e ig h t h o f t h e t o u r .) Played at Winchester on July 11 and 12. Drawn. W inchester C ollegs . A.H. Hopkins, b Robertf»on 47 W . P. Bonbright, b Phillips 1 H. H. Morris, b Goodwin 24 R. L. Pearson, b Robinson 6 H.W. Doughton, c Phillips, b Robinson........................12 H. Pleasants, c and b Scott 17 A. G. Priestman, c Good­ man, b Burt .................27 J.D.Philips, c Burt, b Scott 17 E. C. Pierce, not o u t.......... 0 Extras... .................11 Total.................226 L J.Tancred,bPrichard 99 W.A.8halders,bPrich- ard ........................80 M. Hathorn, c and b Prichard ................. 2 J.H. Sinclair, c Prich­ ard, b Llewellyn ... 31 G.C. White,bLlewellyn 54 F.Mitchell,b Langford 24 R.0.8chwarz,c Bowell, b Llewellyn ..........67 H ampshire . First innings. A. J. L. Hill, c Halliwell, 8.G.8nooke, c Manser, b dprot .................27 J.H.Shepstone, c Hill, b Llewellyn ..........11 E.A. Halliwell,not out 11 J. J. Kotze, c and b Llewellyn............... 10 B 12, nb 1, w l... 14 Total ..880 b Kotze ........................ 20 Webb, b White .................22 E. M. Sprot, b K otze.......... 0 Hayter, b White ... .......... 7 Llewellyn, c Halliwell, b K o tz e ............................... R. M. Manser, o Halliwell, b Kotze ........................ l Bowell, c Kotze, b Sinclair 65 D. A. Steel, c Halliwell, b K o tze............................... 2 Stone, not out .................82 Langford, c and b Sinclair 0 Hesketh-Piichard,bSchwaiz 18 Second innings, c Halliwell, b Kotze .......... b Sinclair .......... b White ..........' b Sinclair .......... 2 b White b Sinclair ... c and b Kotze Second innings. O. M. K. W. 11 8 89 3 8*4 1 34 8 19 1104 4 Second innings. c8cott,bRobinson 54 c Butterworth, b Robinson.......... 1 b Phillips ..........17 lbw, b Robinson 4 b Robinson........ 21 lbw, b Robinson.. 36 c Burt.bRoMnson 29 c Goodwin, b Robinson ... 32 cSlocock,bRobin- son .................10 b Phillips ..........13 not out.................17 E xtras......... 9 Total..........243 D. M. Evans, b Priest­ man ........................ 4 Hon C.N. Bruce,lbw, b Bonbright ... ...182 E. L. Wright, c Bon- bTight, b Pleasants 115 J.H. Gordon c Priest­ man. b Hopkins ... 13 H.Teesdale, run out... 77 W. M. Parker, lbw, b Pleasants.................24 •Innings declared closed. C. F. Younger and V. L. B. 8ergent did not bat. F. L. Nicolls, b Pleas­ ants ........................ 4 G. E. Fawcus, c and b Godley ................. 7 H.G. Moore Gwyn, not out .................... 7 Extras ..........13 Total (8 wkts)*446 M a r i borough . First innings. A. P. Scott, b Priestman ... 17 H. M. Butterworth, c Doughton, b Priestman . 22 N. W. Milton, b Pnestman 2 i G.H. Ireland, c Pleasants, b Pearson ........................ 20 H.J. Goodwin, b Priestman 52 E. L. Goodmann, b Hopkins 6 L. M. Robinson, not out ... 0 L.A N.81ocock,c Doughton, b Prifstmin ................. 4 N. T. White, b Priestman . 1 G C. Phillips, c C. Morris, b Pleasants ........................ 0 H.C. Burt, lbw, b Pleasants 4 Extras........................ 4 Second innings, b Priestman ... 0 b Hopkins .. b Doughton 31 b Priestman c Doughton, b Priestman ... f4 lbw, b Doughton 11 b Doughton ... 8 b Priestman ... 0 b Priestman ... 4 cPhillips,bPriest- m an .................28 not o u t................ 9 Extras .. ..1 8 Total .................152 Total ...199 THE GENTLEMEN OF M.C.C. MATCH. ( se v e n th of t h e t o u r ). Played at Lord’s on July 7. Haverford won by 97 runs. H avebfobd C ollege . and not out............ 6 c White, b Kotze 0 c 8halders, b White .... 8 c 8hepstone, b Sinclair .... 4 Byes ......................... 4 B 8 ,lb 6,w 1,nb 1 16 Total ..................168 Total ...193 S outh A fbicans . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Langford. 13 1 531 I Prichard 27 5 98 3 Llewellyn 86*5 6 160 6 |Sprot ... 13 3 52 1 Prichard bowled one no-tall and Sprot one wide. Ham pshire. First innings. O. M. R. W. Kotze .......... 21 5 66 5 ... White ..........16 3 f9 2 ... 8i« clair .......... 4 I 11 2 .. Schwarz.......... 8’5 0 18 1 Kotze bowled one wide and one no-t all. 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., ip 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 following the match. C. C. Morris, c Head­ lam, b More .1 5 F. D. Godley, b Mor- daunt .. ^..............52 A. H. Hopkins, b More 0 W. P. Bonbright, cand b Hunter..............41 H. H. Morris, b Mor- daunt......................14 R. L. Pearson, b Mor- daunt.....................22 H. W. Doughton, c Hunter, b More ... 40 H. Pleasants, b Key .................. A. T. Lowry, not out A. G. Priestman, c Doyle, b K ey.......... E. C. Pierce, run out ........................ B 5, lb 5 .......... Total . 10 ...244 E. B. T. Studd, Priestman................. 2 A. F. Somerset, b Priestmin ......... 2 E. O. Mordaunt, b flr.pkins ................. 2 K. J. Key. c Hopkins, b Priestman . ... 6 F. H. Bohlen, b Priest­ man ........................15 D. R. Danger, c Bon­ bright, b Godley ... 36 G entlem en o f M.C.C. b R. E. More, b Hopkins 15 C. Headlem, c Dough- ten, b Hopkins ... 7 Sir A. Conan Doyle, notout .................41 A. E. Wood, c Godley, b C. C. Morris ... 9 E. C. Hunter,c Lowry, b C. C. Morris ... 8 B 7, lb 8, w 4 ... 14 Total ...147 H avbbfoed C ollege . O. M. R. W . O. M. R.W. Mordaunt . 27 5 71 8 1Hunter ... 12 3 33 1 More . 28 4 95 3 Dangar . . 3 0 15 0 Conan Doyle 4 0 11 0 1Key........... 4.3 1 9 2 G entlbmkn o f M.C.C. O. M. R. W. O. M. R.W . Priestman ..17 3 40 4 |Lowry ... 2 0 10 0 Hopkins ... 16 2 5 > 3 Godley ... 4 1 7 1 D 'Ughton . 2 0 * 0 C.C.Morris 1.4 0 6 3 Pleasants... 6 1 14 0 | Priestman bowled four wides. H a v eb fob d First innings. C.C.Morris,c Parker,bEvans F. D. Godley, b Younger ... W . P. Bonbright, c Bruce, b Gordon............... .......... H. H. Morris, c Parker, b Younger ........................ R. L. Pear-on, b Sergent... H. W. Doughton, c Gordon, b Evans ........................ A. T. Lowry, b Evans O. H. Hopkins, b Evans ... H. Pleasants, c N’colls, b E vans........................ A. G. Priestman, c Moore Gwyn, b Fawcus .......... R. P. Lowry, not out.......... Extras ........................ C ollegb . Second innings. 0 notout................147 0 c and b Evans ... 9 c Moore Gwyn, b 35 Younger ... 16 34 b Sergent ..........17 20 lbw, b Yourger... 4 38 c and b Younger 0 6 cEvans.bYounger 1 0 b Evans ..........11 14 cGordcn,bWright 12 12 b Pilestman ... 27 0 not out.. . . . . 0 19 E xtras.........18 Total.......................178 Total (9 wkts) 252 ARTISTS v. THE CLERGY (Canon Greatorex’s X II.)—Played at Stanmore Park on June 29. A b tistp . 8. F. Gore, b Bradford 20 G. Gascoyne, c Great- orex, b Porter......... 0 L. D. Luard, st Great- orex, b Burrell ... 20 G.Hillyard-8winstead, b Bradford .......... 0 HenryJ.Ford,bBurrell 36 Collier Smithers, c Anderson, b Burrell 8 H. Everitt, b Phillips. 7 R. M. Hughes, not out 34 Spencer Watson.c An- dernon, b Bradford.. Harold Speed, olireat- orex, b Porter . F. M. Taubman, b Porter Frank Baxter, c Phil­ lips, b Porter.......... B 12, lb 4 ..........: Total .. 157 T he C lebgv . Rev.G.M. Hall.bR. M. Hughes ................ 68 Rev. A. C. Bernays, b G. H. Swinstead .. 7 Rev. A. 8. Crawley, b G. S. Watson .. ..2 6 Rev. T. Greatorex, o and b Everitt.......... 0 Rev. A. L. Porter, c Luard,bR.M.Hughesl06 Rev. R. H. Cattell, Rev F. A. Phillips, Rev. G. P. Anderson, and Rev. G. James did not tat. Rev.F. Meyrick-Jones, b R. M. Hughes ... 43 Rev. B. W. Bradford, b T. C. Smithers ... 3 Rev. H. J. G. Burrell, not out ................. 11 B 16, lb 4 ..........20 Total .. 279 ARTI8T8 v. J. M BARRIE’S X l.-P layed at ulack Lake, Farnham, on July 4. J. M. B a rb ie ’s X I. C. Tennyson, b G. H. P. G. Wodehouse, Watson, b G. H. Swinstetd ..........19 E. V.Luca,s,o Nightin­ gale,bG.H Swinstead 1 F. Meyrick-Jones, b Watson .. 44 C. T. Smith, b G. H. Swinstead ..........18 8. 8. Pawling, b F. L. Nightingale ... ... 18 Owen 8eaman, c sub., b G. H. Swinstead .. 4 Swinstead W . N. Meredith, b G. H. Swinstead ... A. E. W . Mason, b F. L. Nightingale... J. M. Barrie, not out. M. Hewlett, c and b F. L. Nightingale... B 7, lb 1 .......... Total ...124 L. C. Nightingale, James, b E.V. Lucas 8 Henry J.Ford.c Wode- hou8e,bS.S.Pawling 36 G.Hillyard-8winstead, c Wodehouse, b S. S. Pawling .................64 Hon. W . J. James, c and b 8. 8. Pawling 4 F. L. Nightingale, d 8. 8. Pawling’ ......... 0 H. H. La Thangue, b 8. 8. Pawling.......... 0 A btists . G. Spencer Watson, c and b 8. 8. Pawling 0 C. E. Nightingale, b 8. 8. Pawling..........42 Harold Speed, b Mey­ rick-Jones ..........12 H. M. Pauli, not out.. 11 W. B. Wollen, b 8. 8. Pawling ................. o B 27, lb 2 ..........29 Total ...206