Cricket 1904

294 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J uly 28, 1904 THE SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM. THE MATCH AGAINST LIVERPOOL AND DISTRICT. ( f if t e e n t h of t h e t o u r .) Played at Aigburth on July 21 and 22. South Africans won by an innings and 95 runs^ Apainst a not very strong local team the South Africans on the first day of this match scored 324 and got rid of eight of their opponents for 106 Hathorn, Snooke, Mitchell and Haliiwell scored 253 of the runs between them. The only men in the Liverpool side who were able to cope with the bowling were C. S. Hannay andA. F. Spooner, ayounger brother of R. H. Spooner, the Lancashire cricketer. These two men pus up 53 for the first wicket, Spooner batting in excellent form all through his innings. On Friday the local team had to follow on. Hannay again batted well, and Ainscough played a good innings, but Kotze bowled exceedingly fast and most of the team failed to time him. S outh A fricans . L. J. Tancred, c Bos­ well, b Brown.........16 W . A. Shalders, c Barnes, b Brown ... 6 M. Hathorn,c Weaver, b Boswell.................68 S. J. Snooke,b Rimmer 50 F. Mitchell, not out... 87 G.C.White, st Hamp­ shire, b Boswell ... 9 R.O.Schwarz,stHamp- shire, b brown ... 19 G.8hepatone,bRiramer 9 E.A.Halliwell,cBrown b bam es.......... 48 J. J. Kotze,c Boswell, b Barnes................. 4 Middleton, b Brown .. 2 B 2, lb 4 ................. 6 H avesfobd . Total . 324 L iverpool and D istrict . Second innings. First innings. A. F. Spooner, c Shalders, b Kotze .........................50 C, S. Hannay, b Schwarz... 24 T. Ainscough, b Middleton. 4 Brown, b Schwarz ......... 1 F. W. H. Weaver, c flalli- well, b Schwarz................ 0 H. B. Steel, c Kotze, b Middleton........................ 2 W . P. Barnes, b Kotze ... 16 A. H. Boswell, c Halliwell, b Kotze ........................ 2 Gregory, not o u t................. 5 G.N. Hampshire, b Schwarz 0 F.A.Rimmer,lbw,b Schwarz 1 . B 6, lb 1 ........................ 6 cSnooke,bSchwarz 0 b Kotze ..........32 b Middleton ... 34 lbw, b Schwarz .. 1 st Halliwell, b Middleton ... 17 b Kotze ......... 1 cHalliwell,bKotze 0 b Kotze ..........11 not out................. 9 c Snooke, b Kotze 0 b Kotze .......... 2 Byes.................11 Total... ...Ill Total ..........118 S outh A fricans . O. M. R. W. O. M. R, W. Rimmer ... 25 6 78 2 I Boswell.. 13 1 86 2 Brown 221 1 81 4 Barnes ... 9 3 30 2 Gregory ... 13 2 43 0 | L iverpool and D istbict . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Kotze ... ... 8 2 27 3 ..........15*2 3 53 6 Middleton ... 8 1 20 2 .......... 6 1 20 2 Schwarz... ... 11 1 40 5 .......... 9 1 84 2 White ... ... 4 0 18 0 T H E H A V E R F O R D C O L L E G E T E A M . THE TONBRIDGE SCHOOL MATCH. ( t w e l f t h of t h e t o c r .) Played at Tonbridge on July 20 Haverford, who put their opponents in first, won on the first innings hy 64 runs. T onbridoc . G. S. Bryan-Brown, c Hopkins, b C.Morris 37 C.F.Sadler.cPleasaats, b G odley................. 7 A. E. H. Killick, c R. Lowry, b Doughten 8 C C. G. vVright, c bon- bright, b Pearson ... 3 G. McD Bottome, bC. Morris .. ......... 8 J.W.Dew, b A. Lonry L.R.A. Shuter. c God­ ley, b C. Morris ... W. L. Colley, c Hop­ kins, b C. Morrii ... A. C. Houlder, c God­ ley, b C. Morris ... R. H.L. Cock, b Lowry B. W . Pigg, not out... B 8, lb 1, w 4 ... Total Second inningsBryan-Brown, b Bonbright, 6; Killick, not ou t,‘24; Shuter, b Hopkins, 6 ; Wright, c C. Morris, b A. Lowry, 19; extra, 1. Total (for three wicket*) 55. C. C. Morris, c Dew, b Pigg .....................20 H. H. Morris, b Cock 5 F.D Godley, b Wright 21 W.P. Bonbright,c Sad­ ler, b Pigg .......... 3 R.L.Pearson,c Killick, b Cock .................29 A.H. Hopkins, b Pigg 28 H.W.Doughton,bPigg 12 A. T. Lowry, lbw, b Cock........................ 1 A G.Prie8tman,bCock 1 H. Pleasants, not out 10 R.P.Lowry,cBottome, b Pigg ................. 1 B 18, lb 6, nb 1.. 26 Total ..166 T onbridge . First inniogs. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Priestman 7 1 17 0 .......... 3 1 6 0 Godley .......... 5 1 11 1 .......... 2 2 0 0 Pleasants 8 4 11 0 .......... 3 1 5 0 Doughten 2 1 3 1 .......... 2 0 6 0 C. C. Morris ... 8 1 22 5 .......... 1 0 7 0 A. T . Lowry .. 3-2 0 10 2 .......... 22 1 1 1 Pearson.......... 3 1 5 1 Hopkins .......... 8 4 14 1 Bonbiight......... 6 0 15 1 C. C. Morris bowled three wides and Pearson one wide. H averfobd . Pigg ... 50 2 51 5 1W right.. 6 1 25 1 Cock ... 17 10 37 4 |Sadler .. 4 1 20 0 Pigg bowled a no-ball. THE CHARTERHOUSE MATCH. SCHOOL ( t h ir t e e n t h o f THE 10U R,) Played at Charterhouse on July 22 and 23. Drawn. H a v e rfo b d First innings. C. C. Morris, b Buchanan... F.D.Godley, c and b Kemp- W elch................. W . P. Bonbright, b Kemp Welch ... ...................... H. H. Morris, b Buchanan R. L. PearBon, c Somers, b Payne ............................... H.W .Doughten.*»Buchanan A.H.Hopkins, c Buchanan, b Kemp-Welch................ J. D. Philips, b Braddell ... A. (*. Priesim-in, notout H .Pleasants,cKemp- Welch, b Buchanan ................. E C. Pierce, b Buchanan .. B 80, lb 4, w 3, no 8... C ollege . Second innings. 18 b Buchanan ... 60 . 40 b Kemp-Welch . 2 c Stranack, b Payne ......... 69 b Kemp-Welch .. 26 H averford C ollege . 41 c Payne.b Gilbert 3 3 b K<mp-Welch... 5 c Buchanan, b 5 Kemp-Welch... 11 21 notout.................12 60 not out.................22 B 7, lb 1, nb 1 9 Total ... ........ 338 Total (7 wkts)*209 * Innings declared closed. C habtbrhouse . C.A.L Payne,cPierce, F.Johnston,cPearson, b Prieatman .. ... 4 • — • • E.S.Cripps.bFriestman 0 Lord Somers, b Bon­ bright .................95 J. Blagrove, lbw, b Godley ................. 0 J.S. Buchanan,b Bon­ bright .................128 R. L. L. Brdddell, b Godlty ................. 8 H.A Gilbert, b Godley 16 Second in n iogsP a yn e, run out, 5 ; Cripps, c Hopkins, b C. Morris. 20; Somers, not out, 28; Blagrove, not out, 8; extras, 12. — Total (two wickets), 73. b Priestman M. Kemp-Welch, c Priestman, b Godley H.R.Stranack, b God­ ley ........................ C. T. Gooch, not out 50 B 9, lb 10* w 1 ... 20 Total ...326 THE REPTON SCHOOL MATCH. ( f o u r t e e n t h o f t h e t o u r .) Played at Repton on July 25 and 26. Drawn owing to rain. R bpton S chool . First innings. 8econd innings. R. A. Young, c d.. Morris, b c Lowry,b Priest- Pneotman........................ 3 man...................2, C. G. Barnado, b Godley ... 0c H. Morris, b Priestman J. N. Crawford, c Godley, b c H. Morris, b Pleisants .......... 41Pleasants ... 9 L. A. Greswell, c H. Morris, b Priebtman .................63 not ou t................4' N. V. C. Turner, b Lowry 6 F.C.Johason,cRitt8,bGodley 4 C. S. Meyer, b Priestmaa ... 21 J. Thwaites, not o u t ..........34 H. A. birrell, b Priestman 0 R. C. Parkin, c U. Morris, b Low ry........................ ... 8 J. W. Halkett, b Priestmm 3 Extras ... .......... 5 F. D. Godley, c Young, b H alk ett.............. 0 C.C.Morris,cBarnardo, b Johnson ......... 91 Bonbright, c Young, b Halkett .................33 H.H.Morri8,c Turner, b Crawford ......... 20 R.L. Pearson, b Craw­ ford ........................ 6 A.H. Hopkins, b Hal­ kett ........................ 2 H. W . Doughten, c Young, b Johnson A.T.Lowry, not out... A. G. Priestman, b Crawford................. H.Pleasants,bHalfeett E. RittP, b Halkett ... Extras................ Total 1 TW O S E P A R A T E H U N D R E D S IN A F IR S T -C L A S S M A T C H . The list of the names of men who have succeeded in making two separate hundreds in a first-class match is becoming quite long, but as three men have joined it this year who had never accomplished the feat before, we give a complete list. It will be noticed that Dr. Grace, R. E. Foster and C. B. Fry have performed the feat three times, ani that two of Foster’s double hundreds were made in the same season. Fry holds the record of being the only cricketer to score a hundred in one innings and two hundred in the other, although A. E. Stoddart only just missed this distinction. 18S8 W. G. Grace 1887 W. G. Grace lfc88 W. G. Grace 189♦R. E Foster ... 1900 R. E. Foster ... 1900 R. E. Foster ... 1898 C. B. F ry.......... 19J0 C. B. F ry.......... 1903 C. B. F ry......... 1892 G. Brann........ 1b93 A. E. Stoddart 1893 Storer ................ 1st inn. 130 105 2nd inn. 102 * 101 ... South v. North ... Sussex v. Kent ... Gloucester v. York­ shire ... ... 148 Worcester v. Hants 134 Oxfordv.Webbe’sXI. 128 Gentn. v. Players (Lord’s) .......... 102* 136 Sussex v. Middlesex 108 123* Sussex v. Surrey ... 125 229 Sussex v. Kent ... 188 101 * Gloucester v. Kent 101 103* Middlesex v. Notts 196* 124 Derbyshire v. York­ shire .................100 1896 K.8 Ranjitsinhji Sussex v. Yorkshire 10® 1897 Tyldesley..........Lancashire v. War- 153 101 * 100 * 100* 126* wickshire.......... 106 100* 1897 A. C. Maclarent Stoddari’s XI. v. N.S.W...................142 100 1899 W. L. Foster ... Worcester v. Hants 140 172* 1899 Maj.R. M. Poore Hants v. Somerset 104 119* 1900 G. L. Jessop ... Gloucester v. Yorks 104 139 1900 B.J.T.Bos’nquet Middlesex Test ... 136 139 1900 Tyldesley ... . North v. South ... 121 100* 1901 H. B. Chinnery M.C.C. v. Oxford ... 105 165 1901 C. H. McGahey Essex v. Gloucester 114 146* 1901 Carpenter..........Essex v. K ent...........127 104 1902 Shrewsbury ... Notts, v. Gloucester 101 127* 1902 V. Trumper ... Australians v. Essex 109 119 1903 P. A. Perrin ... Essex v. N otts........ 170 102* 1903 Arnold ........ Worcester v. Camb.. 101* 128 1903 A. O. Jones ... Notts v. Lancashire 137 100 1904 Seym our..........Kentv. Worcester... 108 186 * 1904 K in g .................Players v. Gentn. (Lord’s ) ................ 104 109* 1904 Hayward......... Surrey v. Sussex ... 106 112 * Not out. t Record for Australia. SUTTON v. BRIXTON WANDERERS.-Played at Dulwich on July 16. S utton . A. W . Rutty, c Odell, b Gilligan ..........14 J. 8. Brocklesby, c and b Gilligan................ 0 A. L. Sloper.c Brymer, b Mason .................18 L. Jackson, b Gilligan 38 C. Reiner, b Mason ... 3 R. 8. Dally, b Benge .. 2 Y. R. Bromage. c Bur­ lington, b Gilligan .. 32 R. M. Bell, c Odell, b Smith .................10 J. G. M. Bell, c Smith, b Gilligan.................31 B. W . Appleton, b Smith ................. 8 G. R. Blades, not out. 1 E xtras.................16 Total .168 B bixton W andebbbs . Total E&tras.......... 4 ...190 Total (3 wkts) 175 F. Odell, b Brocklesby 11 J. Faulkner,cBromage, b R. B ell.................22 H. Mason, b R.Bell .. 7 R. Burlington, c J. b R. B ell.................43 H. Goodall, c Jackson, b Appleton .. 13 E. Gale, c J. Bell, b Blades .................16 C. Smith, c Jackson, b Brocklesby ..........32 F. Ryder, b Blades .. 34 W. Gilligan, not out.. 5 A. Brymer, c Blades, b Appleton ..........21 W. Benge, b Blades ... 1 E xtras................. 6 Total ..211