Cricket 1904

A ug . 4, 1904. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 317 S outh A fr ic a n s . L. Tancred, st White­ side, b Odell ............109 W. Shalders, b Odell 1 M. Hathorn, c White­ side, b King ........ 128 J. Middleton, c Craw­ ford, b AlUopp 4 8. Snooke, b Allsopp 13 F. Mitchell, c White­ head, b Odell............. 10 L e ice ste r sh ir e . First innings. O. M. R. W . 166 16 . 6 . 11 J. H. Sinclair, b Odell 0 G. White, b King ..8 0 E. Halliwell, not out 83 H. Horwood, b King... 0 J. Kotze, lbw, b King 22 £ 5, lb 1, nb 3 ... 9 Total .. 464 Kotze Sinclair ... White Middleton 3 . Second innings. O. M. R .W . Gill ... Odell Allsopp King r>4 *5 6 ........... 12 1H 0 .......... 84 22 1 ........... 22 Snooke ... 4 Kotze and Middleton each bowled one wide. S outh A fr ic a n s . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 1 76 0 |Coe 6 98 3 31 1 47 1 100 3 16 33 19 24*2 « 125 4 60 3 82 Toon ... Crawford I Whitch’d 36 U */7 0 19 0 31 0 Gill boiled three no-balls. WORCESTERSHIRE v. WARW ICK ­ SHIRE. Played at Worcester on August 1, 2 and 3. Drawn. The Worcestershire team did exceedingly well on the tirst day, for they scored 363 for the loss of six wickets. Bawley kept in for four hours, and played the bowling with ease; he and H. K. Foster, who played splendid cricket for 93. put on 181 for the third wicket. The last four wickets added 38 runs on Tuesday, and then Warwickshire steadily set them­ selves out to make victory impossible for their opponents. Glover and Kinneir put on 160 for the second wicket in about an hour and three-quarterB. Quaife played a steady game, and was not out 62 when stumps were drawn with the total at 284 for five wickets. Yesterday there never seemed much chance that the match would be finished. Santall played a fiue inning*, and Whittle made some good drives. Warwickshire had a small lead, and got rid of their opponents pretty easily in the second innings. W o rc e ste r sh ir e . Hrct inning*. Bowl» y.cW hitile, btantall 138 Pearson,cByr e,bHaigrtave 12 Arnold, lbw, b Lynes..........25 H. K. Foster, c Lilley, Santa l l .................... Wheldou, b Hargreave ... 0 W. h. Bums, b Lynes ... 42 G. E. Bromley-Martin, c Liiley, b Santall .......... Gaukrodger, c Kinneir, b B yrne............................... A. W. Isaac, c Fishwick, b Lynea............................... 0 Bird, not o u t....................... 4 Wilton, b Santall................ 1 B 2, lb 3, nb 1 ................. 6 Second innings, o Fishnick, b Byrne ... v6 c Fnhwick, b Lynes ... 17 c Lilley, b Byrne 18 93 c Lilley,b Santall 2 . 0 . 10 b Byrne b Santall 56 b Santall 14 notout... candbLynes ... b Lynes ......... run out ......... B 2, lb 1, w 2, nb 1 Total ... 391 Total .. 166 W a r w ic k sh ir e . Firot innings. Second inningB. T. S. Fishwick, Ibw, b W ilson............................. 13 n otou t.............. 28 Kinneir, c Bohley, b Arnold 87 notou t............... 4 A. C S. Glov- r, o Bowley... 78 Quaife, c Gaukiodger, b Arnold ........................58 J. F. fcyrne, c and b Arnold 4 Lilley, c Foster, b Bird . 23 Whittle, c Burns, b Bird . 44 o . , . M 3 b 2 24 28 Sautail, not out Lynes, b Bird Moorhouse, c Wilson, Pearson .............. Hargreave, b Wilson . lixtras . . . . Extras Total .................416 Total (no wkt) 34 WORCESTKBSHIRR. Hargreave Santall .. Moorhouse Lynes Byrne Whittle .. Quaife First inning*. O. m . R. W. 47 12 101 2 32 1 7 76 4 . Second innings. O. M. R. W. 9*2 1 31 0 3 32 3 19 2 17 10 0 4 6 54 1 29 . 9 2 28 0 .24 4 76 3 . 6 1 14 1 .10 1 47 0 . 16 2 44 0 Lynes and Santall each bowled one wide, and Byrne delivered one no-ball. W ar w ic k sh ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Pearson ... 16 5 60 1 .......... 4 1 12 0 Reeves ... . 39 10 144 4 ... ... 32 4 12 83 6 Bowley ... ... 5 0 15 1 .......... 2 0 8 0 Douglas ... . 20 3 ♦9 2 ... ... 3 0 13 0 Arnold .. ... 47 16 120 3 .......... Keigwin . 11 1 46 0 ... ... 4 0 19 1 Wilson ... ... 42*4 7 114 2 ... ... Carpenter 3 1 8 0 ... Bird......... .. 29 6 73 3 ........ McGahey . 7 1 18 0 ... Wheldon ... 6 0 16 0 Freeman... . . 2 0 6 0 ... G. Brcmley-Martin 6 1 12 0 Buckenham . . 13 3 63 2 ... 34 3 121 3 Bird bowled four wides, and Pearson one wide and two no-balls. TH E C AN T E R B U R Y W E E K . KENT y. ESSEX. Played on the St. Lawrence Ground on August 1, 2 and 3. Kent won by 220 runs. So many good players were at the service of the Kent committee for this match that it was decided to leave out Alec Hearne, a proceeding which seems a little like a mistake. Essex were in much the same position with regard to Buckenham, who, however, in the absence of Tremlin was wired for. Kent were batting nearly the whole of the first day, but before stumps were drawn Carpenter and Fane put up 66 for Essex without being separated. Dillon and Humphreys put up 74 for the first wicket in a little over three-quarters of an hour, and for the fourth, with Day, Mason made 13/s in a little more than an hour and a half. Day played a most attractive innings, among his hits being sixteen 4’s. Another long partnerahip, producing 107 runs in an hour, ensued between Mason and Rlaker, loth of whom were eventually run out. Mason made his third hundred in successive innings by excellent cricket; he was baiting for about three hours. The tail did not do much. On Tuesday, Fane was prompty dismissed, but McGahey helped Carpenter to increase the score by 69, and to bring the total to 122, when he and Carpenter as well as k reeman were all deposed of. Afterwards Turner and A. P. Luc.,a put on 67 for the sixth wicket by very good cricket indeed, and as Douglas and Reeves made useful scores, the total was only 60 behind that of Kent. Before stumps were drawn Kent lost four wickets for 86, Day be>ng not out 31. Yesterday Blaker and Day put on 9i runs in an hour, having made 19 while together on the previous evening. After this things did not go well for Kent, who, nevertheless, were able to give Essex the task of makirg 314 in three hours and three quarters, a task which proved altogether too great for them. K e n t . First innings. E. W. Dillon, c Douglas, b Reeves........................ 29 bumphreys,lbw, b Douglas 33 Seymour (James), b Reeves 4 S. H. D«y, c i~ucas, b Douglas ........................81 J. K. Mason, run out .. 133 K. N. K. blaker, run out 61 C. H. B. Marsham, b Reeves 0 Huish, c Lucas, b Bucken­ ham ....................... Fair&ervice, c Lucas b Reeves... ... ................. 6 Blythe, c Carpenter, b buckenham .................13 Field* r, not out ................. 0 B 27, lb 10, w 1..........38 Second innings. b Reeves ......... 11 c Perrin, b Buck­ enham .1 7 b buckeuham ... 9 cDouglas,b K<ig- win ................... 65 b Reeves ... 6 cKeigwin.bReevts 62 c Faiif.b Bucken­ ham ... . ... 17 1 c Perrin, b Reeves 13 not out.................22 c McGahey, b Reeves .......... 8 b heeves .......... 7 Extras..........17 Total ... . 392 Total... ...263 E sse x . First innings. F. L. Fane, c Seymour, b Fielder..............................19 Carpenter, b Fairservice ... 66 C. H. McGahey, c Seymour, b Mason ........................ 23 P. A. Perrin, lbw, b Fair­ service ........................ 17 Freeman (E. J.), c and b Fairservice........................ 0 A. J. Turner, c Huish, b Blythe............................... 75 A. P. Lucas, b Mason ... 44 Second innings. c Huish, b Fielder 20 c Huish, b Fielder 18 c Dillon, b Fielder 4 c Huish, b Fielder 0 b Fairservice ... 1 cSeymour.bBlythe 19 c Huish, b Fair­ service .......... 0 J. W. H. T. Douglas, c Huish, b Dillon .r. ... 30 b Fairservice R. P. Keigwin, c Mason, b Blythe ....................... 8 Reeves, c Huish, b Blythe 27 Buckenham, not o u t .......... 0 B 19, kb 1, w l, nb 2... 23 c Dillon, b Fielder 13 c Marshain, b Fielder .......... 2 not ou t................ 6 E xtras......... 4 Total ..332 Total... ... 94 First innings. O. M. K e n t . Second inningB. O. M. R. W. Carpenter bowled a wide. E sse x . First innings. Fielder ... , Blythe ... . Mason ... , Fairservice Humphreys Dillon O. 22 , 30*3 22 27 . 10 . 6 W. 2 68 I . 8 73 3 8 62 2 .. 9 65 3 . 4 16 0 . 1 25 1 . Second innings. O. M. K. W. 14*2 2 45 6 6 3 9 1 9 3 15 0 17 7 21 3 Fielder delivered two no-balls and one wide. LONDON COUNTY v. NORFOLK. Played at Norwich on August 1 and 2. Norfolk won by 84 runs. N orfolk . First innings. Second innings. Rev. G. k . Uaikcs, b May... 4 cRol son,bWalker 74 Rev. J. D. a id ormick, b st hobson, b Wells ............................... 2 Walker ......... 63 A. K. Watson, b Montezuma 35 b Walker ......... v?0 C. H. Walsh, c Wells, b Montezuma .................20 c Robs n, b May. 3 L. Bairat.t, c Wells, b Grace 3 c Robson, b May. 0 Rev. A. R. Hoare, c Murch, b May ... *.8 Ibw, h Grace ... 2 J. N . orman, c & b Grace 9 b Walker ....... 13 R. G. Pilch, c Grace,b Wells 19 not nut ... ... 19 G.F. Blake.<•&b Aioiittzum* 7 c Murch, b Grace 0 Gibs >n, b Grace ................ 3 st Robson,burac** 21 Smith, n<t out ................. 3 b M ay.................16 Extras.............................. t> Extras 6 Total........................139 L ondon C ou ntv . First inning*. W. G. Grace, c Grson, b Raikes ... 17 W L. Murdoch, b Gibson 6 P. G. Ga'e, b Smith ... s L. S. We Is, b W oman .. L. De Monttzuma, c Walsl b Hoare ........................K2 L. Walker, b V\ormni ... 4 T. B. Nicholson, b Worman 13 Murch, c Smith, b Gibson 18 C Ro son, b Gibson.......... 0 Key. W. ai. hro«n, not out 1 P. R. viay, b Worman 1 Extras........................21 Total Seco.id innings. 43 h Smith b Mnith n smith b Smith 6 17 b W orm an........ 8 b Smith ... 0 b Smith ... 45 b Smith ... 3 c *vatson.b Smith 2 b Smith .......... 0 D O t out .. 0 Extras.......... 7 lo t a l ...191 Total 97 May.......... Wells ... Grace Montezuma N o b fo lk . F ir s t i n n in g s . O . M. R. W . .......12 3 ...... 10 1 10 2 10 3 Second innings. 41 23 37 32 Gibson ... Raikes Smith Worman ... Pilch Hoare Walker four no-balls, a wide*. L ondon ( ocjnty O. M.R. W 18 738 3 ... . 16 3 48 I ... . 12 4 36 1 .. . . 16-2 0 35 4 ... ., , 3 1 2 0 8 3 16 1 «•. M tt. w. .. 13 4 32 3 ... 6 O 24 0 ... 28 8 104 3 ... iO 0 Si <• 16 4 16 4 Walker bowled two O. M. R. vv. 4 1 12 0 3 o 14 o 11-2 3 28 9 9 2 29 1 3 Smith delivered three no-balls. 1 7 0 LONDON & WESTMINSTER BANK (2) v. IV a NHOE.—Played at East Dulwich on July 30. I v a n h o e . F. C. Sharpe, retired hurt ................. 4 W. William, c Pad- more, b Power ... 1 C. M. Champion, c Rhodes, b Dear .. 34 E, H. Simpson, b Rhodes ................. I L Evans, c Podmore, b P o w e r ................. 5 E. T. Lanley, c Pod- more, b Power ... 5 L. & W . B a n k (2). H. D. Dear, not out ... H. E. Power, not out ... Total ... C. Clark, b Rhodes . 5 F. ('lark, c Cockell, b Dear ... ................. 2 A. T. S. Pears, b Power ................. 4 8. Geary, c Wellborn, b Power ................. 0 B. J. Gilbert, notout 8 B 5, lb I .......... 6 Total . 15 6 75 21