Cricket 1904

372 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, S ept . 1, 1904. 9wkta. for 0 runs, W. G. Pringle, for Kodak C.C. v. All Saints’ C.O., at Harrow Weald, June 80th. 9 wkts. for 0 runs, H. Barker, St. Giles’ Guild v. HorniDgsea, at Cambridge, August 27th. 8 wkts. for u runs. J. Stevenson, Freshwater C.C. v. H. Cutler’s X I , at Freshwater (N.S W .), Decem­ ber 19th, 1903. 8 wkts. for 0 runs, Insworth, X I Hairdressers v. XI. Hairdressers,'at Sans Souci (N.S.W.), March 19th. 8 wkts. forO runs, Ktveth, 1st Depot D.C L.I. v. St. Breward, at Lanhydrock (Cornwall), May 14th. 13 wkts. for 1 run, Nickless, Metropolitan v. New­ town Oxford 2nd, at Sydney, February 6 9 wkts. for 1 run, A. Grant, Christ Church Club, West Kensington Park v. St. Matthews C.C., July 16 , 16 wkts. for 6 runs, L. Jones, for Leyspring v. St. Margaret’s C.C., in East London, May 28. (His analytes were eight for 6 and seven for 0.) The above list has no pretentions to com­ pleteness. Any additions will be gladly received. ____________________ ( ' T o r m p o n O n u e . Tht Editor does not hold himself responsible tor tie opinions of his correspondents. CR ICKET IN COPENHAGEN . To the Editor o f C ricket . D e a b S i b ,— Perhaps some particulars of the Copenhagen Cricket Competi­ tion will be interesting to your readers : The University cricket team (Akade- misk Boldklub) has this year won the competition, as well as last year. O f the five matches the students have won 4 and drawn 1, but in this they made 276 runs for eight wickets (the innings was de­ clared) against 72 for five wickets. The matches are played under tbe rules for one day matchea. The captain of the team, Mr. Charles Buchwald, has this season played splendid cricket. His performances are as fol­ low s: 113 not out, 68 not out 85 (b.), 187 not out (Danish record), and 82 (c.). Total 532, average 266. The Danish record was made on July 3rd, and on this very day another player in this city, Mr. P . Petersen, of Copen­ hagen Boldklub, on his club’s ground, scored 178 not o u t; but the news was brought to the University ground, and the students therefore did not declare until Mr. Buckwald had exceeded this total. The resalt was that although the record was beaten the match was drawn, because there was not time to get all the opponents out. Before this day, July 3rd, the Danish record was 140. I remain, Dear Sir, yours truly, T. LA8SON, Hon. Sec. Kobenhavn, K g. Georgsvej 1, F . 23rd August, 1904. HONOR OAK August 27. C.H.Stevens, c Spring, b Mattingly ..........10 A.E.Holland, c Bates, b Mattingly ..........17 G. Swift, b Bates ... 64 T.Clark,.stWoodroofe, b Mattingly .......... 8 F. Arnold, c Bates, b Mattingly .. .......... 0 B. Hunt did not bat. • Innings declared closed. H onor O a k . S. J. Dtckason, b Huish ............................11 A. W. Spring, c Huish, b Holland ............. 30 R. C. Alwin, not out ...................................62 Extras............................................... 2 Total (for twowickets) ...116 H. A. Bates, Y. F. Critchley, G. S. Harrison, W. Woodroofe, H. O. MattiDgly, G. Hallett, S. G. Molsby and T. R. Dickason did not bat. CRICKET IN PH ILADELPH IA . MERION, TEAM B, v. BELMONT. Played at Haverford on July 23 and Aug. 2. Morion won this match by 221 runs. Evans, the American Cricketer tells us, played one of the best innings of his career, though badly muffed at mid-off on a pop fly when he had 40. y. BATTERSEA. — Played on B a t te r se a . G.Dawd.b S.Dickason 49 P. Huish, not out ... 18 H. White, b Bates ... 1 E. Lambert,cT.Dicka- son, b Mattingly ... 9 H. Haldane, b .bates 4 Extras.................16 Total (9 wkts) *192 M ebion , J.L.Evans, c Altemus, b W . Graham ... . 112 F.C.Sharple«,run out 29 H. A. Haines, lbw, b Wood ................. 6 R. G. Hare, c Wood, b W. Graham ..........19 W. N. Morice. c King, b Keenan, jun. ... 23 J. B Drinker, c King, b Keenan, jun. ... 16 B bli W. F. Keenan, senr., c Gummere, b Vetter- lein ........................ 4 W.Graham stScatter- good, b Morris ... 6 J. B. Kiog, c sub., b Morice .......... 14 A. M. Wood, lbw, b Morice ................. 8 W. F. Keenan, jun., b Morice ................. 6 T eam B. R.M.Gummere,b King 0 J. H. Scattergood, b Keenan, jun.............18 L.W. DeMotte, c Kee­ nan, senr., b K iig 9 A. P. Morris, not out 16 J.R.Vetterlein,b King 20 Extras.................34 STREATHAM v. THE VILLAGE.—Played at Streatham on August 27. T he V illag *. H. Barnes, b Phillipps 4 W . Home, c Feeny, b Philipp3 ................. 4 H. Wilde, b Feeny ... 1 R. Davey, b Phillipp3 27 F. Stringer, b Feeny 1 A. Pulling, b Feeny ... 16 H. Hazell, not out ... 46 G. Curtis, b Feeny ... It C. Shoobridge, b Feeny 0 B. Barnes, b Bark- worth .......................11 S. Corps, c Fortescue, b Barkworth .......... 2 E. Stilwell. b Feeny... 8 B 1,1b 3 .......... 4 Total .. 13fi S t r e a t h a m . Total ...801 E. M. Cregar, not out 28 C. M. Graham, c Scat- tergojd, b Haines ..10 A.H.Graham, run out 6 D. Grahtm, absent ... 0 F. L. Altemus, absent 0 U. O. Hale^, absent... 0 .bye ................. 1 Total 80 GERMANTOWN, TEAM B, v. FRANK- FORD. This match, played at Frankford on July 2, 4, 5 and 14, gave Frankford the first victory they have had since they entered the Halifax Cup Competition. Germantown was very weak, particularly in bowling, and Frankford scored well mainly through the good batting of R. W. Hilles. On the other side, Shipley went in first wicket down in the second innings and was not out, having scored just on half the runs from the bat. Frankford won by four wickets. G eb m a n tow n , T eam B. First innings. L. A. 1iddle, c Foulkrod, b Potts ... ................. 2 W. L. Cauffman, c A. L. Hilles, b Evans................ 4 W . C. Shipley, c A. L. Hilles, b P otts................. 12 W. P. O’Neill, c Dixon, b H illes............................... 78 H. P. Austin, b Somerville . 12 J. Cauffman, c R. W. Hilles, b Somerville ................. 4 C. E. Kelly, jun., lbw, b Foulkrod ........................ 0 E. P. Bissell, b Somerville... 3 J. Shoemaker, b Somerville 6 T. Harned. b Potts .......... 8 E. P. Pittfield, not out ... 0 Extras.......... ................. 8 Second innings. cEvaus, b Somer­ ville .................17 c R. L. Hilles, b Potts .......... 7 not o u t.. ...106 b A .L. Hilles ...17 cEmbrey,b Hilles 12 b Potts .. ... 18 c Potts,b Evans.. 8 c Embrey, b Foulkrod..........16 cSomerville.bPotls 3 cEvans,bFoulkrod 8 b Foulkrod........ 6 Extras ..........28 Total .. 132 Total ...245 F b a n k fo r d , First innings. W. W . Foulkrod, jun., c Austin, b Bissell .......... 6 R. L. Hilles, c O’Neill, b Cauffman ........................27 W . Embrey, c Biasell, b Cauffman ........................ 6 A. L. Hilles, jun., c J. Cauffman, b O’Neill ...36 J. W. Potts, b Bissell .. ..2 9 L. Dixon, c Shoemaker, b Cauffman ........................13 R. W. Hilles, c Shoemaker, b Cauffman .................76 E, S. Gilmour, b Bissell ... 9 W. E. Evans,c J. Cauffman, b O’Neiil ........................24 G. E. 8omerville. not o u t... 0 F. R. Hansell, b Cauffman. 0 E xtras..............................16 Total .................240 Second innings, cAustin,b O’Neill 22 b Kelly not ou t.. b Austin b Ausiin not out run out b Austin E. Field, c Curtis, b Stringer ................27 C. H. Leaf, c Curtis, b Shoobridge ......... 33 H. S. Barkworth, c Davey, b Shoobridge 1 E B. Miller, b Stringer 14 J. L. Phillipps, b B. Barnes .................34 E. P. Pulbrook, b Wilde ................. 0 Extras ..........10 Total (6 wkts) 138 N. Miller, not out ..140 A. E. Fortescue, b B. Barnes ................. 17 D. O. Kerr.b B. Barnes 2 C. J. Parton, c H. Barnes, b Horne ... 73 H. M. Leaf, b Stringer 0 V. F. Feeny, not out... 21 B 67, lb 11, nb 1 69 Total (10 wkts) 431 SUTTON (2) v. BARNES (2).-Played at Barnes on August 20. S. G Poole, b Manson L.V. SIraker, c Hamil­ ton, b Meredith ... 6 R.8utherland, b Mere­ dith ........................ 0 F.H.BIades.bMeredith 20 E.C.Steward, c Keene, b Meredith .......... 1 D.G.Collins,bYeredith 0 S u tto n ( 2 ). C.J.Easton,bMeredith 6 J. Sadler, b Mere ith 2 J.R.Haynes, b Stevens 1 H.Nickalls,bMeredith 2 W.E.Bromage,not out 0 Extras................. 7 Total 45 J. Grant, c Poole, b Collins ................. 0 A. Sissons, c Bromige, b H aynes................ 2 A. Stevens, b Haynes 6 A. Keene, c Collins, b Haynes .................13 L.Meredith.c Steward, b Collins................. 4 W . Maneon, b Haynes 36 B a b n e s (2). Dr.Hamilton,bHaynes 2 II.Meredith, b Haynes 0 C. Hooper, b Collins... 9 H. Grant, not out ... 11 W. Hinde, c Nickalls, b Easton................. 8 Extras................. 8 Total , 98 SUTTON (2) v. ADDI8COMBE (2).—Played at Sutton on August 20. A d d iscom b e (2). L. Sankey, c Poole, b Starkey Smith........ u H. G. Roberts, c Brad­ ley, b Starkey Smith 36 G. Hodges, c Greenall, b C .B . Nicholls ...14 F. Newcombe, b Nich­ olls ........................ 4 E. Goodchild, c Nich­ olls, b Rev Siddall.. 28 R. Baker, run out ... 1 F. Sturgeon, b Rev. Siddall ................. 9 R. Makon, b Rev. Siddall ................. 2 A. Hawks, b Nicholls 17 H. Brown, not out ... 18 P. Davies, c Smith, b N icholls................. 0 Extras.................10 Total ...189 E. G. Bradley, b New- combe..........................61 W. G. Poole, c and b Newcombe ..........10 T. Starkey Smith, c Hodges,bNewcombe 13 R. Greenall, c Stur­ geon, bNewcombe... 6 C.B. Nicholls, lbw, b Brown .................13 W . M. Young, b New­ combe........................ 3 S u tto n ( 2 ). W . B. Haycraft, c Newcombe,bRoberts 36 A.D.Coliins,b Roberts 1 Rev. Lister, not out... 3 F. E. Roberts, runout 10 Rev. Siddall, b Ro­ berts ........................ 1 Extras.................20 Total ... ...166 SUTTON v. PADDINGTON.-Played at Padding­ ton on August 20. P a d d in g to n . L. Parkin, c Collins, b Bell ........................33 J. Puddlefield, c Bro- G. Puckle, b Bell ... 10 W. Ward, b Hadfield 36 M. Hardiog, c Dagg, b Hadfield ..........34 R. Riches, b Hadfield 0 T. O’Brian, c J. Bell, b R. B e ll.................68 G. Johnson, lbw, b Hadfield .................40 R. Ward, not out ... 68 mage, b Blades ... 3 F. Taylor, not out ... 6 Extras.................11 Total (8 wkts) 294 A. Doran did not bat. S u tto n . C. Reiner, b Doran ... 65 A. Collins, b Parkin .. 8 A. L. 81oper, c Doran, b Parkin ... .......... 0 N. Strachan, c Ward, b Parkin................. 0 G. Hadfield, b Puddle­ field ............... ... 1 J. Bell, c Ward, b Puddlefield ..........31 F.Collins,Ibw,b Parkin 19 R. Bell, c Johnson, b Puddlefleld .......... V. R. Bromage, c Doran, b Parkin ... A. K. Dagg, b Puddle­ field ........................ G. R. Blades, not out Extras................ Total ...140