Blackmoor v. Grayshott
Blackmoor v. Grayshott is a cricket score result published in The Hampshire Post and Sussex Observer on 10 july 1903.
Arthur Conan Doyle's team (Grayshott) won.
Blackmoor v. Grayshott
This match in the "I'anson" Cup Competition was played at Grayshott on Saturday, when the home team won easily, the visitors finding the bowling of Sir A. Conan Doyle and E. J. Searle much too good for them. Scores:—
GRAYSHOTT.
First Innings
- Sir A. Conan Doyle, b Stratford ... 16
- W. Johnson, b Stratford ... 0
- J. Sant, b Stratford ... 46
- E. J. Searle, b Knight ... 1
- A. Kent, c Golder, b Stratford ... 35
- G. Smithers, c Hoar, b Stratford ... 9
- L. Snelgrove, b Knight ... 1
- T. Johnson, b Stratford ... 0
- R. Petter, not out ... 8
- J. V. Walder, b Stratford ... 0
- H. King, b Stratford ... 9
- Extras ... 9
- Total ... 125
Second Innings
- Sir A. Conan Doyle, b Stratford ... 20
- W. Johnson, run out ... 1
- J. Sant, b Knight ... 8
- E. J. Searle, b Stratford ... 18
- A. Kent, c Golder, b Oliver ... 38
- G. Smithers, c Hoar, s Dickinson, b Stratford ... 3
- L. Snelgrove, not out ... 7
- T. Johnson, s Dickinson, b Stratford ... 0
- R. Petter, b Stratford ... 0
- J. V. Walder, not out ... 5
- Extras ... 7
- Total ... 107
BLACKMOOR
- W. W. Stratdford, b Searle ... 12
- C. Knight, s Sant, b Searle ... 13
- W. Norris, b Sir A. C. Doyle ... 2
- G. Oliver, b Sir A. C. Doyle ... 0
- A. Golder, s Sant, b Searle ... 14
- A. Dawson, b Sir A. C. Doyle .... 0
- W. Bone, b Searle ... 4
- J. M. Dickinson, c Searle, b Sir A. C. Doyle ... 9
- G. Chiverton, b Searle ... 5
- G. Cozens, c King, b Searle ... 0
- A. Hoar, not out ... 1
- Extras ... 2
- Total ... 62
This is Grayshott's third victory this year in the competition; and if they should be successful in their next match (with Lynchmere), they will become the holders of the Cup. At the conclusion of a pleasantly contested game, both teams sat down to an excellent supper, provided by the thoughtfulness and generosity of the President of the Grayshott Cricket Club (Mr. A. Ingham Whitaker), whose health was cordially proposed by the visiting Captain, and received with musical honours.
