Cricket 1904

268 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u ly 14, 1904 HAMPSTEAD v. TIPPER TOOTING.—Played at Hampstead on July 9. U pper T o o tin g . H.B. Hancock, not out 40 C.C.Hosken, b Trimen 7 J. A. Lyon, not ou t... 8 A. H. Parez, c Barron, b P/ivitt ................. 9 Extras ..........24 D. H. Butcher,b Mars­ den ............................15 W.V.Butcher,bBarron 47 G.H.Lyon, c Farmiloe, b Barron.................. 102 B. B. Sandilands, c Besch, b Trimen ...143 F.G.Thorne,bMar8den 4 Total (7 wkts) *402 • Innings declared closed. J. H . Lindsay and E. P. Russell did not bat. H a m p stea d . R.Leigh-Ibbs,c Parez, b Ru?sell................. 14 J. T. Ash, b Lindsay .. 23 E.A.Barnett,bLindsay 41 L.A.Pavitt,b Lindsay 10 T.M. Farmiloe, b Hos­ ken ........................ 9 A.R.Trimen.b Russell 34 A. J. Orr, c Russell, b Lindsay ................. 7 E. L. Marsden, st Butcher, b Lindsayl02 A. A. Barron did not bat. J. G. Q,. Besch, not out 16 R. G. Hebert, not out 9 Extras ..........17 Total (8 wkts) 278 HAMPSTEAD v. HAYWARD’S HE AT J .—Played at Hayward’s Heath on July 8. H a m pste a d . A. J. Orr, c Phillips, b Knowles .............. 8 F.W.Orr,lbw,b Thricg 14 H.R.Hebert, c Thring, b Markwick ..........12 G. Croadale, c and b K n ow les.................18 E. E. Barnett,c Hodg­ son, b Langridge ... 8 J. Gibbon, lbw, b Bent 9 H a y w a r d 1 E. Whinney, b Gibbon 10 G.Langridge,b Gibbon 2 W.L.Knowles, b F. W. Orr ........................ 36 L. C. R. Thriog, c Wheater, b Hebert 21 K. Hi«gs, not out ... 43 J.S. Hodgson, c A. J., b F. W. Orr ..........11 E.J. Markwick, lbw, b F. W . Orr .......... 8 H. Greig, c Whinney, b Bent ..............46 L. A. Pavitt, c Thring, b Phillips......... ... 17 C.D. Drayson, b Higgs 16 D L. Gray, c Thring, b Bint ..............11 T. 8. Wheater,not out 0 B 3, lb 3, nb1 ... 7 Total ...238 s H e a t h . E. L. Bent, c Crosdale, b Gibbon................. R.P.Phillips, b Hebert G. R. Godley, c and b W heater................. H. Finch, b Wheater B 12,lb 1 .......... Total ..........1 HAMPSTEAD v. ELTHAM.—Played at Eltham on July 9. E l t h a m . H.S. Hilder, c Hebert, b Toller ................. 0 Extras .......... 4 A.8.Jackson, b Hebert 8 W . Young, b Toller .100 H. F. Giffard, b Greig 60 W.S.Knowle8,stMoon, b Toller .................96 Total (6 wkts) *258 J. C. Wood, not out... 0 •Innings declared closed. C. A. Pitt, A. Powell, H. R. Windle, W . Macfar- lane and Haywood did not bat. H a m pste a d . H. H.Walters, not out 63 H.R.Hebert.c Macfar- lane. b Knowles ... 4 T. C. Toller, not out... 2 Extras ..........11 Total (4 wkts) 102 W . R. Moon, H. G. Dunkley, D. L. Gray, O. S. Hickson and J. Greig did not bat. F.W. Orr, b Haywood 24 H. Greig, b Knowles... 4 H. 8. Maclure, b Knowles................. 4 HAMPSTEAD v. HORNSEY.—Played at Hornsey on July 6. H a m pste a d . First innings. Second innings E.L.Marsden, c Bacmeister, b K in g.............................. 30 D. J. Crump, c Boundy, b Swinstead........................ 8 A. R . Trimen, c Nrcholls, b Bacmeister....................... 7 L. A. Pavitt, b Swinstead... 19 D. L. Gray, b Swinstead ... 0 b N icholls.......... 5 C. D. Drayson, c Boundy, b Swinstead........................ 0 retired hurt 28 F. C. Wheeler, c Boundy, b Swinstead ... ................. 3 L.J. Marcus, b Swinstead .. 7 c sub., b Weaver 7 N. B. Dearie, b Swinstead.. 1 not out................. 37 G. T. Davis, not out .......... 1 c Swinstead, b N icholls.......... 12 W. North, b Bacmeioter . . 2 not out................. 12 Bye ......................... 1 Byes .......... 4 Total ................ 74 Total (3 wkts) 105 W .r. Harrison, sen., b Marsden.................f9 W. P. Harrison, jun., c Wheeler, b Mars­ den ........................ 2 L. H. Bacmeister, b Wheeler .......... 8 H. Wade, c Trimen, b Wheeler ... .......... 2 A. R. Turbeville, c Trimen. bMarsden 4 F. H. Swinstead, b M arsden................. 0 H o rn sey . J.H.Nicholls, b Mars­ den ........................ 0 F. B. Dent, not out ... 18 S.L. King, c Dray4on, b Trimen ... ... 22 L.8.Weaver,b Trimen 18 P. Boundy, c and b Marsden................. 0 B 17, lb 3, w3, nb 1 24 Total ..158 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY v. GENTLE­ MEN OF IRELAND. Played at Cork on July 11 and 12. Cambridge won by five wickets. The University had much the best of the first day’s cricket in this match. Each side completed an innings, and Cambridge had a lead of 189. Wilson put himself in ninth and hit brilliantly for 69 not out. On Tuesday Cambridge had no difficulty in winning. G entlemen o f I relanb . First inniDgs. - Second innings. R.H.Lambert,cEyre,bMann 17 bM ay.. .. 4 G. C. Smith, b Wilson ...11 cHorne,b Wilson 56 Capt. Trueman, b Mann ... 13 c Marsh, b Mann 6 P. W. G. Stuart, b Wilson 6 run out ..........21 G.J.Meldon,cNapier,bMann 8 runout ......... 65 H, H.Corley, c Eyre, b Mann 0 b M ay...............15 J.C.Hart, c Phillips, b Mann 12 bM a y ................. 0 E. J. Donovan, not out ... 17 b Keigwin..........38 D.A. H. Milling, c Keigwin, b Eyre................................12 c Marsh, bWilson 16 P.C. Ross, c Mann, b Wilson 1 cMann,b Wilson 10 H. French, b W ilson.......... 1 n otout................13 Extras ................. 23 Extras............36 Total .................121 C am bridge U n iv e r sity . Total .. 269 First innings. J.W.Horne,c Rops,b French 44 P.R.Keigwin,c& b Lambert 19 J.F.Marsh, cand b Lambert 5 C. H. Eyre, b Lambert ... 44 E.Mann,c Smith,b Lambert 0 M. W. Payne, c Meldon, b Hart ................................28 E. S. Phillips, b H art............10 K. R. B. Fry, run out ... 33 T. B. Wilson, not out......69 P.R.May,c Trueman, b Ross 16 G. G. Napier, b Lambert ... 6 Extras...........................86 Second inning*. run out .......... 8 not ou t................ 1 c Meldon, b Lam­ bert .................16 b Donovan..........28 b Lambert.......... 8 not ou t................ 8 c Lambert, b Donovan.......... 8 Extras ... 10 Total ................310 Total (6 wkts) 81 G entlem en of I re la n d . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Napier ... . . 7 3 11 0 ... ... 63 1 29 0 Wilson ... .. 17*3 2 45 4 ... ... 32 7 71 3 Mann ... .. 15 9 18 5 ... ... 12 3 21 1 Eyre............... . . 5 1 24 1 ... May ... 23 6 76 3 Keigwin ... 11 2 36 1 Napier bowled five no-balls and May one wide. C ambridge U niversity . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . Donovan .. 12 2 49 0 ... ... 5 1 17 2 French ... .. 13 1 76 1 ... ... 2 0 16 0 Lambert .. .. 19*6 4 87 5 ... ... 8 0 38 2 Ross.............. . 9 1 40 1 ... Hart.......... . . 4 1 22 2 ... THE SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM. THE SOMERSETSHIRE MATCH. [ tw elfth of the tou b .] Played at Taunton on July 11 and 12. South Africans won by an innings and 86 runs. Considerable progress was made wilh this match on Mondiy. Againnt the Somerset total of 198 the vibitors scored 22* for six wickets. The only out­ standing innings on the Somerset side was the 79 not out by F. M. Lee, who alone of all the batsmen played Kotze with any confidence, to r the South Africans, Tancred and Shalders put up 1 8 in an hour and a baif for the first wicket, and although there was no long 8 and after this, the South Africans ended the day with a letd of 31, cchwarz being not out 33. On Tuesday Schwarz hit tremendously bard, his brilliant inning* of 93 including seventeen 4’s ; he was only batting for an hour. Tne innings was by no means over, for Shepstone and Halliwell played the most delightful cricket, and put on 1C6 runs in an hour for the ninth wicket. Somerset had to go in against a balance of 240, and^fared very badly. S om erset . First innings. Braund, c Halliwell, b Ko'ze 22 Lewis, b Kotze ........ ... 5 Robson,c Halliwell, b Kotze 18 L. C. H. Palairet, b Sinclair 5 F. M. Lee, not out ..........79 S. M. J. Woods, b Kotze ... 2 H. Martyn, b Schwarz ... 23 Hardy, c Shalders, b Sinclair 5 Bucknell, lbw, b Schwarz ... 7 Cranfield, b Schwarz.......... 8 Rev. A. P. Wickhnm, c White, b Kotze.................10 B 11, lb 3 ........................14 Second innings, retired hurt ... 0 c Snooke, b Kotze 19 c Schwarz, b Sin­ clair .................11 b Sinclair .......... 1 cShalders,bShep- stone. . ... ... 39 c Snooke, b Shep­ stone... c Halliwell, b Shepstone b Schwarz.......... not out .......... c Shepstone, b Schwarz.......... c and b Shepstone B 9, lb 5 .......... ... 16 Total .198 Total ...164 S outh A fb ic a n s . W.A.Shalders,cLewis, b Braund.................81 L. J. Tancred.c Wick­ ham, b Lewis..........73 M. Hathorn, c Wick­ ham, b Lewis..........12 G. White, c Bucknell, b Braund................. 4 J.H.Sinclair,cWoods,b F.Mitchell,cWickham, b Lewis ................. 3 S om erset . First inningB. O. M. R .W . 18 4 2 82 6 ... .,. 19 3 78 2 .... 9 1 24 3 ..... Shepstone S o u th A fr ic a n s . O. M. R. W . Woods R. Schwarz,c Palairet, b Hraund.................93 S. Snooke, et Wick­ ham, b Cranfield ... 7 G. H. Shepstone, run out ........................ 64 E.A. Halliwell, notout 72 J. J. Kotze, c Robson, b Braund................. 6 B 10, lb 2, w 2 ... 14 Total ...438 Kotze Sinclair ... Schwarz ... Second innings. O. M. R. W. 7 1 29 1 8 1 44 2 1 34 2 92 2 O. M. R. W. Cranfield... 66 2 110 1 oods... 3 0 25 Braund ... 66'4 8 154 4 Lewis ... 20 5 47 Bucknell ... 8 3 20 0 Palairet. 3 0 8 Robson ... 10 2 600 | Bucknell and Woods each bowled one wide. LONDON AND WESTMIN8TER BANK (2) v- BRIXTON WANDERERS (2).—Played at Nor­ bury on July 9. L. & W . B a n k (2). F. W . Newcomb, run out ........................ 10 R. S. Hartree, st Gian- ville, b Benge......... 2 H. E. Power, c Glan- ville, b Russell .. 102 C.J.Crossley, c Whyte, b Russell................86 H.E.Muriel,c Harbert, b Russell................. 6 G. P. Rhodes did not bat. S. G. Tyte, b Benge ... 1 T.H.Pritchard,bBenge 25 A. M. Cockell, not out 29 S. Bennett, b Benge . 10 A. Podmore, not out.. 4 B 3, lb 2, nb 1 ... 6 Total (8 wkts)... 231 B bixto n W an d erers (2). A.J.White.st Bennett, b Rhodes.................47 C.W.Phillips.bRhodes 7 C.Hogg,candb Hartree 16 A. Harbert, b Hartree 0 A.N.Russell.b Hartree 1 W.A.Mitchell, b New­ comb ........................ 8 J.B.Brooks,cCockell, b Rhodes ....................83 J. F. Yodrich, b New­ comb ........................ W . J. Benge, b New­ comb ........................ B. A. Glanville, c Pod­ more, b Rhodes J. Maxwell, not out... B 6, lb 7 Total ... 18 J. C. LOVELL’S X I. v. BEDDINGTON.—Played at Tulse Hill on July 9. B ed din g to n . L. S.Manvell, b G. A. R in g ........................76 J. R. Horton, b Robin­ son ........................ 10 E.Sheppard,cP.Tyacke, b Flindt ................. 9 G. H. Ashbery, b L. Lovell ................. 19 G. Hodgson, b Moun­ tain ........................ 1 H.W.Dunnett, notout 14 H. Hayter, not out ... 46 Extras.................34 Total (5 wkts)...*209 F. Allnutt, E. Dives, J. B. S. Whiter and G. Reay did not bat. • Innings declared closed. J. C. L o v e l l ’s X I. C.H.Mountain,b Reay 25 K. Robinson, not out. 1 P. P. Tyacke, b Shep­ pard ........................ 4 L. Lovell, not out ... 37 J.S. Lovell, c Ashbery, b H ayter................. Extras................. 20 Total (8 wkts)... 96