Cricket 1905

112 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M a y 4, 1905 OXFORD UNIVERSITY AUTHENTICS. The honorary seoretary of the Oxford University C.C. is Mr. Everard Britten- Holmes who was also the founder of the club. His address is 23, Abingdon Court, Kensington. The telegraphio address is “ Tics, London,” and the telephone number, 2390 Kensington. No pro­ fessional is engaged to play for the club, ■which also has no ground. The number of members on the club books on January 1st, 1905, was 809, and the total number of matches played since the institution of the club is 503, of which 225 have been won, 203 drawn, and only 75 lost— a record of which the Authentics and their secretary may well be proud. In addition to a series of matches against strong southern clubs the Authentics have a Scottish tour in July, and a Northern and Midlard tour in August. The managers of the matches are Messrs. C. J. de B. Shtringham, R. H. de Montmorency, E. Britten-Holmes, C. D. Fisher, J. E. Tomkiuson, W. L. Green­ lees, W. 8. Bird, and the Rev. J. A. Arnan-Tait. Mr. Fisher manages the Scottish tour, and Mr. Britten-Holmes the Northern and Midland tours. It will be noticed that the Authentics play a three-day n a ch at Oxford on June 12, 13 and 14 against the University. MAT. 13^Oxford, v. New College 2lir Eton, v. Eton College JUNE. 2. Oxford, v. Magdaleh College * 7. Oxford, v. Christ Church* 12. Oxford, v. Oxford University Xl.t 17. Harrow, v. Harrow School 24. Vincent Square, S.W., v. Westminster School 25. Burton Court, Chelsea, S.W., v. Household Brigade* £0. Chislehurst, v. West Kent JULY. 1. BlacXheath, v. Blackheath 3. Crystal Palace, v. London County 4. Stanmore, v. Stanmore Park 5. Finchley Road, N.W., v. Hampstead 12. Hillingdon, v. Evelyns 13. Hounslow, v. Hounslow Garrison 10. Newcastle, v. Northumberland* \ 12. Eglinton Castle, Ayrshire, v. Earl \ of Eglinton's XI.* 14. RaeburnPlace,Edinburgh,v. Grange* Scottish 17. Broughty Ferry, v. Forfarshire* Tour 19. Mavisbank, near Edinburgh, v. Lasswade* 21. Dumfrieshire, v. Annan & District* J AUGUST. 4 . Outrington Park, Lynn, v. Northern'! ,, Nomads* Northern 7. Sedgwick Hall, Kendal, v.Cambridge V .a,, , University Crusaders* f M>dland 10. Park Hall, Owestry, v. Shropshire* J Iour- * Two-day matches. f Three-day match. M ARQUEES AND TENTS of every description on SALE or HIRE. Marquees in good condition : 12ft. by 8ft., £3; 16ft. by 8ft., £4; 18ft. by 10ft., £4 lCs.; 20ft. by 12ft., £5 ; 28ft. by 14ft.. £7 ; 30ft. by 16ft., £8. New square tents : 6ft., £2 2s. ; 8ft., £4 10s., without centre pole. Bathing Tents from 12s. 6d. eaoh Lists free.— B b o w n , Three Colt Street, Limehousr-,. E. CR ICK ET IN AU STRA L IA . NEW SOUTH WALES FIRHT ELEVEN v. SECOND ELEVEN. Played at Sydney on March 18. Second Eleven won by 18 runs and three wickets. This was a trial match for the visit of the New SouthWales team to Tasmania. Garn­ sey, Pye, and Carter were all absent from the eleven. N.S.W. XI. A. Diamond, run out 0 A. Johnson, st Bubb, b Sullivan J. R. Mackay, c and b Gregg ................. 3 E. F. Waddy, b Grounds ............... 31 C. Gregory, c Bards­ ley, b Sullivan ... 31 R. N.Hickson, st Bubb b Sullivan ......... 14 A. P. Penman, b Grounds................. 0 W. Young, c Howard, b Sullivan ......... 0 O’Connor, c Gregg, b Grounds................. A. Newell, c Chapman b Sullivan .......... W. Johnson, not out Extras......... ... Total N ext E leven . R.Hartigan, b Penman 0 J. C. Barnes, c and b Penman ................. 0 F. T. Middleton, c Gregory, b Johnson 36 W. W. Chapman, c and b Newell......... 7 T. Howard, c Diamond b Newell.................17 W. Bardsley, c Hick­ son, b Penman ... 44 E. R. Bubb, not out... 14 W. Gregg, c Waddy, b Y oung.................16 Extras................. 8 Total (7 wkts) 141 Howard Gregg N.S.W. XI. O. M. R. W.l 5 0 27 0 Sullivan O. M. R. W- 11 0 \\ 5 Penman... 7 O’Connor 12 Johnson 10 1 15 1 I Grounds 10.1 3 25 N e x t E lev en . O. M. R. W.l 0 33 3 i Newell . 1 41 0 Young . 0 35 0 1 O. M. R. W. 6 2 22 2 1.1 0 2 1 U.C.S. OLD BOYS v. WOODFORD WELLS.- Played at Woodford on April 29. U.C.S. O ld B oys. F. Rowley, b Palmer 36 M. P. Griffith-Jones, b M orris................. 7 E. S. Westhorp, b Palmer .................27 F. Eastman, b Russell 10 S. A. Gard, c Russell, b Palmer................. 0 H. G. Price-Williams, b Russell................. 0 N.M.Binney,b Russell 10 A.H. K. Burt, c Harper b Russell.................10 J. A. Morley, b Palmer 0 V. E. Dart, c Russell, b M orris................. 7 P. J. S. Richardson, not out ................. 4 Byes................. 5 Total .116 W oodford W ells . J. S. Hecht, c Binney, b Burt ................. N. B. Kemsley, c Gard b Westhorp ......... P. E. Morris, b Wes­ thorp ................ E. C. Palmer, c East­ man, b Burt ......... H. L. Russell, c Grif- fith-Jones, b Burt... G. J. Hollington, c Dart, b Burt ..........; P. H. Green, b Wes­ thorp........................ 4 A. E. Cutforth, run out ........................ 0 R. J. Harper, not out 3 J. S. Goddard, b Burt 0 M. Kemsley, b Wes­ thorp........................ 0 Byes................. 6 Total 45 C R I C K E T R E P A I R S . Save your Club Pounds In a Season by sending your Broken Bats to the Practical Actual Maker FRANK SUGG, Lord S t, LIVERPOOL Re-Blades .. 4/-, 6/-, 7/6,1 0 /6 Re-Handling(all Cane) 3 /6 ,4 /6 ,6 /6 Piecing and Wrapping .. 1/9 New Bats, Full Size, All Cane— 4/9, 6/3, 7/6, 10/-, 12/6, 15/6, 17/6, and Boundarie Bat, 21/- MatchBalls, 2 /6 ,3 /6 ,4 /6 ,5 6 * 6 /6 Catalogue . for all Goods Free. Write at once to SUGG , o f L I V E R P O O L . “ Cricket,” Vol XXI I I , ( 1904 ). Handsomely Bound in Dark Green Cloth. Prlco 8 /6 ; P ostago Bd « e x tra . DARK GREEN CLOTH COVERS for Binding Vol. XXIII. Price 2/-; Post Free, 2/3. The complete Numbers for 19C4 ^if in good condition) can be exchanged f~*r a Volume, as above, for 5/-. “ CRICKET OFFICE, 168, Upper Thames Street, London E.C. L . 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