Cricket 1904

A ug . 4, 1904. CRICKET. A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 311 M ablborough . First innings. Second innings. O. M . R. W. O. M . b . W. Beattie ... . . 13 0 66 0 .. ... 6 2 18 0 Ruault ... . . 12 1 40 0 ... ... 1 0 10 0 Bowring... . 14 1 40 0 ... ... 0-2 0 1 0 Gordon ... .. 22 6 r s 3 ... Tripp ... . . 22 1 71 6 ... 6 2 8 1 Burton .. . 21 4 59 2 ... ... 2 U 9 0 Chadwick .. 4 0 14 0 ... ... 3 1 8 0 R u g b y . First innings. Second innings. O. M . R W . O. M. R. W. B urt............. .. 14 3 45 0 ... ... 13 6 21 0 Robioson . 21 5 62 3 ... ... 4 1 13 0 Goodwin .. . 22 3 54 3 ... .. 165 4 46 5 Phillips ... . . 9 4 19 I ... 9 1 32 1 Goodman .. 9 4 20 0 ... ... 13 7 17 1 Milton ... .. 1 1 0 0 ... Scott ... 8 5 3 10 3 ... !!,’ 24 9 42 2 Butterworth ... 5 3 11 1 Eurt bowled two no-balls, Robinson one wide, and Goodman two wides. INCOGNITI v. CHI8WICK PARK .-Played at Chiswick on July *9. C h isw ick P a r k . C. Park, c Bailey, b Beloe .................11 L. H. Head, not out...140 b.. C. Page, c Hailey, b W right.................10J B.A. Beldam, c Green­ way, b B eioe.......... 7 A. C. Finnis, not out 36 B 9, lb 1, w 3, nb 2 15 Total (3 wkts) 311 E. J. Dobson, E. D. C. Young, W. H. L. Horton, G. A. T. Jesson, Rev. A . E. Dudley, and H. C. T. Fripp did not bat. I ncogniti . E. A. Parke, b Page.. 18 |E. E. Winter, c Reid, B. H. Conran, b Page 4 Rev. G. N. Olivier, b P a ge........................14 W. b. Bailey, b Page 17 Major Greenway, not out ........................13 ' G. C. Beloe, b Finnis 4 b F innis................. 4 H. L. Havers, b Page 0 H. K. Bridges, not out ................. 4 B 3, lb 2, w 1, nb 2 8 Total (7 ttkts) 86 A. J. Knight did not bat. 8UNNINGDALE v. SCAITCLIFFE.—Played at Sunningdale on July 20 . B c a it c l if f r . Giles, b Proud .......... 4 Russell, b Proud ... 6 Boyd, o Damant, b Scrimgeour ..3 1 Tuke. b Parrington ... 14 Waghorn.bScrmweour 6 Wilson.c&b^crimgeour 1 B.Allistone,atDamint, b Scrimgeour..........31 Cordova,st Damant, b Scrimgeour .......... Brannon,b Scrimgeour H.AUiatone,b Egerton Greea .......... Fry, not out .......... B 16,lb 2 .......... Total ...116 SUNNINGDALR. First innings. Second innings. 8 c Tuke, b Russell 3 16c Tuke, b Boyd .. 21 0c Fry, b Russell .. 0 1 b Giles.............. 0 0 1 Proud, b Russell... Damant, c Boyd, b Tuke . Scrimgeour, c and b Tuke Leslie Smith, b Russell . Parrington, b Tuke .......... c and b Boyd J.Graham.c Giles, b Russell b Giles Hole, b Russell ................. 0 c and b Tuke Brown, b Russell................. O b Boyd Egerton Green,b Russell... 3 b Boyd......... Lindsay, not o u t ................ 0 b Giles... ... N. Graham, b Russell ... 0 notout.......... B 2, w 2 ..................... 4 "Wide ... Total .................33 Total.........46 QUERNMORE v. QUERNMORE PARENTS.— Played at Quernmore on July 28. Q urrnm ors A.M.Lewis, b Bowater 16 F.G.Scott, c Reynolds, b Bowater .......... 7 R. S. Scott, c Bruce, b Lewis....................... 52 G.Dav;es,c and b King 92 W.C.D.Maile,c Lewis, b Reynolds .......... 1 H.S. Pearsall, c Bruce, b Kfng ................ 27 A.T. uarvey,bReynolda 5 Q uernmore P a ren ts . L. Lewis, c Davies, b Pearsall 5 0 4 W.L Harvey, c Bruce, b Reynolds ..........10 O C. Johnson, lbw, b Bowater.................28 H. Whyte, run ou t... 7 R. M. Bruce, not out 21 W.0.Johnson, not out 6 Extras ..........2d Total (10 wkts) 307 P. Reynolds, b Lewis 70 B.W.V.King.c Davies, b Pearsall... R. Bruce, b Pear-all... A.T.Tucker, b F. Scott F. H. Bowater,c Davies, b Lewis ................. 0 F. Griffith, b Lewis ... 0 F.E. Haslam, c Lewis, b Davies .................16 T otal......... 118 G. Loly, b Peanall ... W.W.Stocker,bDavies P. Randall, b Davies E. Cazeaux, not out .. Extras .......... CHELTENHAM v. HAILEYBURY. Played at Lord’s on July 29 and 30. Haileybury won by an innings and 41 runs. Haileybury had much the best of this match on the first day, for they scored 223 against 64 for five wickets. The only outstanding inniDgs during the day was the 61 of G. N. Bignell, who played excellent cricket and scored at a fair pace all the time that he was at the wickets. Brett and Benson both bowled well. It was unfortunate far Cheltenham thu Salter, who has made a great many runs for the school this season, was caught and bowled before he had scored, and that rain came down at a quarter past five and made the wicket so difficult on Saturday that the bowlers had much the best of matters. Play began on Saturday at half-past twelve, and things went very badly with Cheltenham, who had to follow- on. In the second innings, Rawson and Peel made 62 of the 76 runs from the bat. H a il r y b u r y . W. G. Heymann, b Benson ......... 16 H.G. Stokes, b Benson 27 G N.Bignell,cRawson, b Brett .........5'. G. H. Rigby, b Brett 1 F.Frewer, c and b Ben­ son ........................33 A. Howard, b Benson 31 Total . N. S. Bostock, b Brett 11 C h elten h am . First inning*. A. C. Tennant, b fcignell ... 4 c I. R.B. Bond,cTennant, b Brett ......... .. 32 R. MacAndrew,c Tay­ lor, b Brett .......... 1 J. D. I.egge, b Benson 4 R. J. Dibdia, not out 4 B 7, lb 3, w 2 .. 12 ..223 R. T. H. Mackenzie, c Howard, b Heymann ... 27 M.G. Salter, c & b Heymann 0 G. G. Dawson, b Bignell ... 3 D.R.Peel, c Bignell, b Hey­ mann ............................... 14 J. I. Piggott, b Heymann .. 3 D. P. Dickinson, not out ... 8 J. E. J. Taylor, run out ... 1 H. L. Benson, run out ... 22 C. T. Brett, c Rigby,b Hey­ mann ... ......... .......... 0 R.A. Smythies, b Heymann 11 B 2, lb 2 w 2 .......... 6 Total .................99 Second innings. MacAndrew, b Heymaun c Rigby,b Bignell 0 c Bond, b Big iell 1 c Rigby, b Hey­ mann ..........34 st Stokes, b Bos­ tock ..........28 c MacAndrew, b Heymann ... 3 c Frewer, b Hey­ mann .......... 0 c MacAndrew, b Bostock .. .. 1 cHeymann.bBos- tock................. 5 not out b Heymann B 5, lb 2 Total ... 83 Peel.........13 Brett ... 28 Smythies 9 H a il r y b u r y . O. M. R. W. 6 32 0 1Benson...27 5 75 5 |Mackenzie 4 1 21 0 |Piggott .. 2 Peel bowled two wides, C h elten h am . First innings. O.M. R. W. Heymann ... 194 4 63 6 .. bignell .......... 18 7 23 2 ... MacAndrew ... 3 0 15 0 Dibdin .......... 2 0 2 0 Howard.......... f Bostock .. £ Dibdin bowled two wides. O. M. R. W. 6 64 5 O H O 0 6 0 Second innings. O. M. R. W. 94 6 20 6 . 8 1 21 2 1 13 0 3 22 3 CR IC K E T IN A N T IG U A — W E ST IN D IE S . ANTIGUA v. Mr. J. 8. WATT’S X I.—Played at Antigua on May 17. M r . J. S. W a t t ’ s XI. J. S. Watt, b Camacho E. Michael, b Lindsay Y. Gomer, run out ... Harley, b Udal ... ... W. Heath, c Davey, b Camacho................. J.Leach, c Johnston, b U dal........................ B. Willock, c A. Cam­ acho, b Udal .......... C. Sweeney, b Udal ... 12 G. Mendes, b Udal ... 0 R. Pigott,cA.Camacho, b Udal ................. 6 D. Donoghue, not out 7 Extras ..........14 Total , 97 17 A n tig u a . W. G. Davey, b Leach 29 A. W.Lindsay,cPigott, b Heath ................. 9 A.J.Camacho, b Leach 2 F.E.Camacho,b Leach 4 J. S. Udal, not out ... 25 G . H. Edwards,c and b Harley ................. 9 H. F. Holme, not out l Extras................. 7 Total (6 wkts) 86 R. Camacho, N. S. Johnston, W. Hart, and W, Isaac did not bat. ANTIGUA v. ST. JOHN’S.—Played at Antigua on May 24. S t . J ohn ’ s . First innings. W. Heath, b F. Camacho .. 4 E. Michael, b F. famacho 0 J. Leacb, lbw, b Udal ... 16 C. Pigott, b Watt ......... 15 J . Langley, c A. Camacho, b Lindsay ........................ 9 D. Donoghue. b W att.........19 J.Gonsalves,c Davey,b Udal 2 B. Willoch, b Watt .......... 8 R. Pigott, not out.................11 A. Ganes, b Udal................. 1 R. Tobitt, b U dal................ 0 Extras ................. 15 Second innings, c Davey, b F. Camacho......... 9 b Lindsay ..........52 b Lindsay .......... 1 c A. b F.Camacho 1 cHolme.bLindsay 34 b Lindsay.......... 0 Extras.......... 6 Total............100 Total * Innings declared closed. A n tig u a . First innings. W. G. Davey, b Leach ... 0 A . Camacho, b Leach..........11 A. Lindsay, b H eath.......... 0 not out J. 8. Udal, c & b C. Pigott 40 F. Camacho, b Leach.......... 0 J. S. Watt, b Langley ... 13 G. Edwards, b Langley ...%4 R. Camacho, run o u t .........21 H . Holme, st Donoghue, b Pigott ... ........................ 1 W. Hart, b Pigott .......... 0 Rev. Martin, not out .......... 8 Extras .................10 •103 Second inniogs. b Langley..........16 c Tobitt, b Heath 1 b Gonsalves notout 25 17 4 Total........................108 Extras... Total ANTIGUA v. ST. JOHNS.—Played at Antigua on June 16. A n tig u a . W . G. Davey, retired 27 G. Edwards, b Leach 8 R. Camacho, c Dudley b Leach ................ 2 A. J. Camacho, b Heath ........ ... 30 J. 8. Watt, c and b R. Pigott ................. 2 A. W. Lindsay, c Wil­ lock, b Leach..........20 H. Holme, b Heath ... 2 N. S. Johnston, c Dudley, b Heath ... 10 Bev. Martin, c Michael b Leacb ................. 8 Wm. Hart, b Leach .. 1 Sub, not out .......... 6 Extras................14 Total ...130 S t . J oh n s . E. Michael, b Lindsay E. Donoghue, c Ed­ wards, b Watt.......... W. Heath, c Davey, b W att........................ J. Leach, b Lindsay ... J.Gonsalves,b Lindsay B. Willock, b Watt ... R. Pigott, b Watt ... C. Dudley, c R. Cama­ cho, b Lindsay A. Brooks, not out ... J. Gomes, b Watt ... Edwards (sub.), lbw, b Watt ................. Extras................. Total .......... ANTIGUA v. Dr. G. B. MASON’ S X l.-P layed at Antigua on June 24. A n tig u a . J. S. Udal, b James .. 32 A.J.Camacho.bHector 2 Rev.J.Wei6s,c Gove, b Hector .................24 J. S. Watt, b Gove ... 10 H. Holme, not out ... 20 R.Camacho,cj.Roden, b K. Goodwin........ 3 Rev. Martin,notout... 5 Extras................. 4 Total (5 wkts)*100 * Innings declared closed. N. S. Johnston, C. A. Gomes, M. J. Camtcho, and G. J. Mendes did not bat. Dr. M ason ’ s XI. First innings. F. Goodwin, st Camacho, b Udal ............................... 1 Hector, b Udal .................12 G. Roden, b Weiss .......... 6 Sydney, c A. J. Camacho, b W eiss................................ 0 R. 8. D. Goodwin, b Weiss . 10 J. J. Rod«n, b Udal .......... 1 A. Gove, b Weiss......... ... 0 James, b Udal ................. 0 W. Ledeatt, b W eiss.......... 3 J. J. tiilmer, not o u t.......... 1 G. Nugent, c and b Udal ... 0 Extras ................. 0 Second innings. b Martin .......... 5 not out................. 9 run out .......... 8 c Weiss, b Watt 4 b A. J. Camacho 3 st R. Camacho, b Holme .......... 0 Extras... 10 Total ... 34 Total (6 wkts) 48 C RICKET Report Sheeis. lOd. per dozen, post free Order of Going-in Cards, 7d. per dozen, poet free Cricket Score Books, 6d. and Is. each; postage, 2d extra.—To be obtained at the Offices of Cricket , 168 Upper Thames Street, London, E.C.