Cricket 1905

J an . 26, 1905. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 7 Saunders Collins ... Armstrong McLeod... S outh A ustbalia . R. W. Laver ... Osborne Fry , 108 4 85 1 , 4J 2 , 60 2 V ictoria . First innings. R. W . Reedman ................. 64 7 , Travers ........................ 50 3 C laxton........................ 20 0 R. W . 62 1 20 0 22 0 Coombe Hack... Second innings. R. W. ... ..........95 6 .................60 1 .. 43 2 .. 5 1 ... 17 0 SO U TH A U S T R A L IA v. N E W SO U TH W A L E S . (Return.) Played at Sydney on January 6, 7 and 9. N ew South Wales w on by seven -wickets. Clement H ill again won tlie toss, and his side gave a fairly good account of itself on the first day, although neither the captain nor D arling distinguished him self. The best innings was played by Gehrs, and until Travers and Pellew came together for the ninth w icket, and hit the bow ling all over the field, the score did not seem likely to be at all large. Travers hit no few er than twelve 4’bin his innings o f 58, while in making his 68 Pellew hit nine 4’ s. Before stumps were drawn D uff and Trumper scored 80 runs for N .S .W ., but the latter was dismissed with the last ball of the day for 28 out of 89. Duff was not out 60. On the Saturday Duff increased his total to 80, his innings in ­ cluding eleven 4’s. H ow ell hit extrem ely hard, and made the same number of 4 ’s in an innings of 62, while W addy played fine cricket. South Australia had to go in against a balance of 18, and did so badly against the bow ling o f Cotter, who took all the six wickets which fell, that they only made 106 runs. T hey were thus practically out of the running when the game was resumed on the M onday, but Pellew, who was not out 24 on the Saturday evening, made a determ ined resistance to the bow ling, and put a better appearance on the game. In the end N ew South W ales had to make 168 to w in, and thanks chiefly to a brilliant 76 by Trum per, who hit thirteen 4’ s, and a very useful 43 not out b y W ad d y, the runs were obtained w ith some ease. S outh A ustralia . First innings. Second innings. F. T. Hack, c Noble, b Johnson ........................24 cQarnsey,b Cotter 5 A.R.Gehrs, c andbHopkins 48 b Cotter .......... 6 C. Hill, b Johnson .......... 0 b Cotter ..........41 J. Darling, c Carter, b Hopkins ........................17 b Cotter .......... 5 N. Claxton, b H owell........22 c Carter, b Cotter 7 C. B. Jennings, st Carter, b Johnson ........................22 Ibw, b Cotter ... 1 P. M. Newland,b Howell... 4 notout................. 7 J. C. Reedman, c Noble, b Howell ........................12 b Hopkins.......... 18 J. F. Travers, c Cotter, b Hopkins ........................68 c Howell, b Cotter 12 J. H. Pellew, c Waddy, b c Noble, b Hop- Hopkins ........................68 k in s...................53 P. H. Coombe, not out ... 0 run out.................19 Extras.......................... 6 Extras.............11 Total ..........281 Total...........185 N kw S outh W alks . V. Trumper, c Hill, b c Newland, b Travers ........................28 Pellew ............76 R. A. Duff, c Hill, b Reed- mau ...............................80 b Reedman............13 M. A. Noble, b Reedman ..18 S E. Gregory, st Newland, b Travers ........................ 3 A. J. Hopkins, b Reedman 5 b Cowan ..........20 W . P. Howell, b Hack ...62 notout.................14 E. F. Waddy, c Hill, b Travers ........................ 57 n otou t..................43 H. Carter, lbw, b Travers .. 22 A. Cotter, c Reedman, b Travers ........................12 F. Johnson, st Newland, b Travers ........................ 3 G. L. Garnsey, not out ... 6 Extras......................... 4 Extras........... 4 Total... ... ...299Total (3 wkts) 170 S outh A ustralia . First Innings. R. W . R. W . Cotter.......... .. 77 7 1Hopkins .......... 35 2 Garnsey 4 0 Johnson .......... 21 0 Howell.......... . . 3 7 0| N ew S outh W alks . First innings. Second innings. R. W . R. W. Travers ....................... 102 6 ................. 61 0 Reedm an........ ............... 79 3 ................. 61 1 Hack................ .............. 17 1 ................. Cowan ... . .............. 13 0 ................. 28 1 Pellew ....................... 18 0 ................. 44 1 Claxton ... . .............. 66 0 ................. CR ICKET PU B L ICA T ION S --1904. ------- Bringing Back the Ashes : The Story of the M.C.C. Tourin Australia. Com­ piled by 1 Looker-On.” (Sheffield: Sir W. O. Leng & Co., Sheffield Telegraph. Price 3d.) Ciicket: By 1’. C. Holland. (London: George Bell & Sons. Price Is.) Cricket Drill aud Training. Elited by A. O. D. (London : John Long, Norris Street, W.C. Price Is.) Cricket and the Church. By P. S. & shley- Cooper. Private circulation. (Out of Print.) 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This being a continuation of “ Twenty Years of Glo’stershire Cricket.” Annuals, Year Books, e tc , dealing with the game are not tabulated unless making their first appearance. The foil owing publications wereomitted from last year’s list: “ Nottinghamshire County Cricket Annual ” (first year, 6d.) and “ Nottinghamshire County Cricket Guide” (first year, Id.), both issued by Bichards, of Lower Parliament Street. “ The Yorkshire Cricket Chronicle” pub­ lished at irregular intervals from May 4 h to August 17th, by J. W. Northend, of Sheffield. “ History of the Rochdale Cricket Club, 1824-1902 ” by J. Fother- gill, price Is. “ Souvenir of the Grand Publio Reception and Presentation to Victor Trumper,” by C. H. Willmont, Sydney. “ Scores of Test Matches,” compiled by “ Umpire,” and published by A. A. Ambridge, New Zealand, at Is.; “ Old Times,” containing Cricket Reminiscences of F. J. Ironside, H. Hilliard and A. L. Park (Australia). ■ [Several Yorkshire cricket publications were omitted from the list supplied by the Rev. R. S. Holmes, in his “ History of Yorkshire Cricket,” p.p. 177-178'; notably, the “ Yorkshire Post Cricket Record” (four issues); the “ Yorkshire Cricket Guide ” (J. Lodge, seven issues); the “ Bradford Cricketers Journal” (four issues); and the “ Cricket Career of Robert Peel.” ] A lfred D. T aylor . Hove Place, Brighton.