Cricket 1904

272 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u ly 14, 1904. EA.GLE HOUSE v. W IX ENFORD.—Played at Sandhurst on June 8. W ix b n f o r d . J. H. Hope, b Hawkins E. C. Deakin, b Haw­ kins . ... P. W . Legh, b Haw- kios ........................ R. Burdon. b Hawkins R.H. N.S;ttle,b Hop­ ley ........................ A. G. Taylor, c Hop­ ley, b Hawkins E. R. Joicey, lbw, b Hawkins................ T.H.W.Chitty.b Hop­ ley ................. C. C. Boyd, b Hopley L. 8. Chaoler, b Hop­ ley ........................ J. C. Clark, not out ... B 1 , w 1 ......... Total ......... Second innings : J. H. Hope, not out, 13; E. Deakin, runout, 15 ; P. W. Legh, b Ledgard, 0 ; Burdon, ru lout. 7 ; b 8, nb 1.—Total (4 wkts) 44. E aole H ousk S chool . J. B. Morgan, b Legh 5 J. H. Darley, b Legh 0 G.W. Hopley, c Settle, b Legh ................127 R. A. M. Bassett, b Taylor .......... 7 J. C. B. Hawkins, c Taylor, b Legh 38 F. C. Ledgard, b Legh 1 W. H. K. Hinde, c Hope, b Chitty .. 7 B. W. Gostling, c and b Legh ................. R. E. R. Yerburg, c & b Settle ... 8. A. Sanford, not out L. J. P. Jonei, b L egh ........................ B 7, lb 1, w 11 ... Total . 210 EAGLE HOU8E v. ST. at Eversley on June 15. E a g lb G.W. Hopley,b Eustace 21 J. B. Morgan, b Ferry­ man ........................ 0 R. A. M. Basset, b Spicer........................10 J. C. B. Hawkins, c & b Eustace................ 5 W. H. R. Hinde; c Smith, b Eustace ... 5 F. C. Ledgard, Eustace .......... NEOT (Return).—Played H o u se . J. H. Darley.bEustace 12 R. E. R. Yerburgh, hit wkt., b Eustace 4 B. W . Goatling runout 22 S. A. Sanford, not out 6 L. J. P. Jones, b Eustace ................. 0 B 14,1b 1, w3, nb 1 19 First innings. N. F. Spicer, c & b Hawkins R. M. Lockwood, b Hopley C. F. Sirtoris, c Hinde, b H opley................ F. J. Williak, c Hawkins, b H opley......... .......... R.F.Eustace, c & b Hawkins H. M. Ferryman, b Hopley J. C. Grant, b Hawkins B. 8. Smith-Masters, run out .......... ......... M. D. G. Parry, c Hopley, b Hawkins E. C. Scott, c Morgan, b Hawkins ....................... D. Abel-Smith. not out ... Wide ................. T o ta l................107 0 S t . N r o t . Second innings. 0 b Hopley ... .. 4 7 no‘ out.................15 c Jones, b Hopley 1 c Yerburgh, b Hopley .......... 0 b Basset .......... 1 c Basset,b Hoplny 15 0 c Hinde, b Hopley 0 1 B 2. w 1.......... 3 T otal................18 Total (5 wkts) J>9 EVGLE HOUSE v. WOODCJOTE HOUSE, WIN- DLE iHAM.—Played at Wiidlesbam on June ' 26 . W o o d c o t b H o u s e . R. Parkes, b Hinde .. 0 A. Chamier, b Hopley 12 B. McCauaUnd, lbw, b Hawkins .......... 1 F. Griffi h, c and b Hopley ... ... 12 N. Andersan. c Yer­ burgh, b Hinde 4 E. Williams.c Morgan, b Hawkins .......... 4 C. McCausland, c Hinde, b Hopley ... A. Hell, b Hawkins ... C. Fendall, c Jonis, b H »pley H. Von Poennitz, not out ......... J. Grijg, b Hopley ... B 6, wb 6 ......... J. B. Morgan, b Griffith ... 16 R. A . M. Biaset, b Griffith .................. 1 G. W. Hopley, notout 60 E a o le H o u se . Total ... 45 J. C. B. Hawkins, not out ........ B 9, wb 2. nb 1... 12 Total (2 wkta) 103 B. W. Goatling, W. H. R. Hinde, F. C. LeJgtrd, J. H. Darley, ft. E. R. Yerburgh, 8. A. Smford, and L. J. P. Jonea did not bat. EAGLE HOUSE v. OLD BOYS —Played at Sand­ hurst on June 30. O ld B o y s . H. A. Robinson, b Lanyon ... ... 10 C. H. MaUn, b Hunt­ ington ... ... • 16 A. M. Van der Byl, c A. G. Malan, b Huntington ... 7 L. Erring'on, c Lee, b Lemmy................. 0 J. C. fcialan, c A. G. Malan, b fcunting- ton ......................... 0 D. Mills,b Huntington 39 J. P. Worlledge, b Huntington .......... H. W. H. Richards, c A. G. Malan, b Huntington ... Rev. C. H. Richards, c Lanyon, b Hunt­ ington ................. M. R. Johnson,not out D.Thompson,bLemmy Byes ................. Total .. 109 E a g le H o u s e (with Masters). Rev. Dr. Malan, not out .....................61 B. Campbell, b Van der Byl .......... ... 5 G. Proctor, b Erring- ton ..................... 26 J. Bentley, not out ... 2 B 6, lb I .......... 7 A. G. Malan, c Mills, b C. Malan ......... 57 E. Huntington, c Worlledge, b C. Malan .......... . 25 F. B. Lanyon, b Van der Byl ................27 Major Hilliird, c J. Malan, b Van der B y l ................. ... 16 Total . 216 Rev. T. Lemmy, Sergt. Huggins, and C. S. A. Lee did not bat. the THE} WANDERERS SCHOOL.—Played on July 9ih. L k a th e b h e a d S ch o o l. J. F. Barton,b Jephson 0 G. F. Sbarp, c Prosser, b Jephson................17 W . Manning, c Boy­ cott, b Jephson ... 66 W. A. Jackson, c Rose, b Jephs^n................11 R. R. Fletcher, b Bar­ ker ........................ 6 C.F. Davies, b Jephson 8 C. Kerby, b Jephson ... 13 T h e W a n d b b b b s . 8. Colman, not out ......... K. E. M. Barker, b Jackson Leg-bye ................ LEATHERHEAD School ground on R. E. A. Ingram, not out ................. F. Hopkins, c & b Jephson ................. F. C. Laurance, c Rose, b Jephson ... W. J. C. Armstrong, c & b Jephson Lb 1, w 1 .......... Total 108 , 186 1 Total (1 w kt.)..........295 T. A. Darkie, J. E. G. Hadath, D. L. A. Jephson, F . Stafford Webber, A. L. S. Rose, A. H. Behrind, F* C. Rosser, A. G. Boycott, C. D. Job did not tat. QUERNMORE SCHOOL v. SLDCUP.-Played at Quernmore on July 6. S idcu p C o lle g e . B. 8. Farnfleld, lbw, b Pearsall .................19 Anderson, lbw, b Pear­ sall ........................ 7 W. Baxter, b Pearsall 1 J.Orchardson, b Pear­ sall ........................ 34 8.D Ker, c A. T. Har­ vey, t>F. G. Scott... 17 H. Heath, c Davies, b M aile........................ 0 A. Baxter, c and b Maile........................ H. Noble, c Lewis, b Pearsall .......... H. W. Shapton, b Pearsall ................. C. W. Randall, run out .......... .......... E. Ram, not o u t........ Extras.......... Total Q obbnm obe S chool . A. M. Lewis, b Orch- ardson ... .1 7 F. G. tfcott, b Heath 39 W. C. D. Maie. st Kerr, b Farnfleld .. 0 G. Davies, b Heath 7 R. 8. Seott, b Orchard- son ......................... 4 H. S. Pearsall, b Orchardson ......... 7 A. T. Harvey, b Farn­ fleld ........................ W. L. Harvey, c Sbapton, b Farnfield R. M. Bruce, c Ran­ dall, b Farnfield O. C. Johnson, run out W. O. Johnsen,not out Extras .. Total ... SUNNINGDALE SCHOOL (2) v. WIXENFORD (2).—Played at Wixenford, on July 2. W ix e n f o r d . Whitri«’ ge. b Lindsay 6 Rodocanachi.bLindsay 34 Olorgan, mi. b Lindsay 0 Sinclair, t>Field, mi ... 14 Chauler, c Field, ma, b Fi-iJd, m i .................15 Montagu, b Lindsay .. 8 Lawsou, b Field, mi .. 1 S u n n isg d a l e S chool (2). Morgan, ma. not out 4 Carter, c Field, mi, b Lindsay ................. 0 Bond, b Lindsay ... 3 Butler, not out .. 2 B 10, w 3 ..........13 Totil (9 wkta.) 101 L. E. Field, mi, Rodocanachi ... 10 N. Graham, hit wkt, b Rodocan*chi ......... 8 E. Field, ma, c & b Rodocanachi ......... 0 G. Parrington.notout 1 D. Lindsny, b Rodo­ canachi .................0 B 3, w 13 ..........16 Total (4 wkts.) 85 A. Grant. E. Higham. C. Lambert, E. Bonvalot, G. Hope, D. Thomson did not bat. KENSINGTON PARK v. SOUTHGATE.-Played at Southgate on July 9. K ensington P abk . W. L. Donaldson, b Lewis .................13 C. A. E. Greene, c Church, b Heygate 10 M. Stratton, c Vint, b W. T. Ricketts 45 J. G. Donaldson, c Church, b Heygate 0 Capt. A. J. Musson, c Ford, b Heygate ... 13 H. W. Woodward, c Church, b W. T. Ricketts ................. 2 A. Eddy, b W . T. Ricketts .......... 16 H. D. Nicholas, not out .......... 25 W. M. Ratcliff b Heygate ......... 17 W. 8. Wynne, b Lewis................. 0 C. S. Montefiore b Lewis................. 0 B 3, lb 7 ... 10 Total ... ...171 SOUTHGATE. H. B. Heygate,c W. L. Donaldson, b Wood­ ward .............. ..........34 H. V. Revington, c Nicholas, b Wood­ ward ........................32 S. W. Scott, c Musson, b Nicholas ..........12 F. 8. Lewis, c W. L. Donaldson, b Nicholas ..........12 E. T. Vint, c Radciiff, b Woodward ... 4 H. Church, b Eddy ... 36 R. 8. Dickson, c Nicholas, b Radciiff 73 W. T. Ricketts, c Nicholas, b J. G. Donaldson ..........30 J. C. Ford, b J. G. Donaldson .......... 0 J. C. Revington, not out ................ 3 H. Ricketts, c sub, b J. G. Donaldson ... 9 Extras................. 7 Total ... ...252 MR. ALFRED BENSON’S XL v. REIGATE HILL.—Played at Upper Gatton, on July 6. Mr. A lfr e d B enson's XI. F. G. Colman, b Olivier 19 M. S. Mason, b Davies 18 S. Colman, retired ...108 W. Roffey, c Winter, b Welch .................17 H. T. Bull, c Dorling, b Davies .................16 N. D. Alston, c Olivier, b Roberts................. 2 D. Walker* b Wright 56 N.O.Colman, b Olivier 0 E. Gatwicke, c & b Olivier .......... ... 16 A. Benson, b Olivier 0 A. Hinton, not out ... 0 B 7, lb 2, w 1 ...10 Total ...265 R. C. Bonsor, c 8. Col­ man, b Bull .......... 5 R. 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