Cricket 1905

134 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF TSE GAME. M a y 18, 19 05. OXFORD XI. Y. NEXT XVI. Played at Oxford on May 11, 12 and 13. N ext S ixteen . First innings. Second innings. A .M.P.Lyle (Trinity),bBum 0 st Bird, b Evans 29 P. J. Lewis (Balliol), b Bum 0 c Wright, b Mar­ tin ................. 4 A. O. Snowden (Trinity), c Norris, b Martin ..........11 c Bruce, b Burn 5 G. N. Foster (Worcester), b Burn ............................... 0 c Bird, b Martin 0 A. E. Worsley (Magdalen), c Raphael,b Mar- b Martin ........................79 tin ....................13 Hon. M. Herbert (Balliol), c Evans, b Burn.......... ... 10 b Martin ..... 7 R. V. Buxton (Trinity), c Evans, b Branston..........25 b Burn ..... 4 C.A.L.Payne (New College), b Martin ........................10 c Evans, b Burn. 5 E. A. Gresswell (Hertford), c and b Martin .................13 c Carlisle, b Burn 16 H.H.K.Worsley (Magdalen), c Evans, b Norris ..........48 b Evans ..... 21 E.G.Whately (NewCollege), c Burn, b Branston... ... 42 notout..........17 N. R. Udal (New College), b Burn ............................... 9 notout..........26 W. W. Hoskin (Trinity), c Bennett, b Burn ..........18 O. F. Huyshe (Keble), b N orris............................... 0 F. A. N. Henley (Oriel), c and b Martin .................16 G. A. Sandeman (Christ Church), not out .......... 3 B 2, nb 8 .......... ...10 B 3, lb 1, nb 2 6 T otal.294 Total (10 wkts)*153 * Innings declared Closed. T he E leven . J.E.Raphael(St.John’s), b H enley.................28 Hon. C. N. Bruce (New College), b Whately 8 G.G. M. Bennett (Mag­ dalen), c Foster, b Sandeman...................46 W .H .B. Evans (Oriel), b Udal ................. K. M. Carlisle (Mag­ dalen), st Buxton, b Lyle ........................ E. L. Wright (New College), b Udal 43 11 W. S. Bird (New Col­ lege),cHenley.bUdal 78 O. T. Norris (Oriel), c H W o r s le y , b W hately.................70 E. G Martin (NewCol­ lege), b U dal......... 5 R. C. W. Bum (Oriel), b Whately .......... 1 G. T. Branston (Hert­ ford), not out... ... 0 B 20, lb 7 ..........27 Total ...323 Second innings: -Hon. C. N. Bruce, not out, 20; E. L. Wright, c Whately, b Henley, 11; extras, 0.— Total (for one wicket), 31. N ext S ixteen . First innings. Second innings O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W Burn ......... 31*5 10 75 6 ... ... 23 8 43 4 Martin . . ... 24 6 70 5 ... ... 15 4 61 4 Evans . . ... 11 0 40 0 ... ... 5 1 20 2 Norris . . ... 16 3 62 2 ... ... 7 1 23 0 Branston ... 12 2 37 2 Martin delivered eight no-balls. T he E leven . First innings. Second innings O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W Udal... ........ 28-4 5 83 4 ... ... 3 1 4 0 Whately: . ... 18 3 44 3 ... ... 6 2 11 0 Sandeman ... 10 0 33 1 ... ... 1 1 0 0 Henley ........ 14 1 59 1 ... ... 8-3 3 11 1 Lyle... ........ 11 0 39 1 ... ... 4 1 5 0 Snowden ... 4 0 22 0 Hoskin ........ 4 0 16 0 MIDDLESEX v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Played at Lord’s on August 11 and 12. Gloucestershire won by nine wickets. On a fiery wicket batsmen were at a great dis­ advantage on the first day of this match. Middlesex began badly by losing Warner in the first over, while Littlejohn followed him at 33, and Stogdon ran himself out at 41. Huggins was bowling very fast and making the ball jiunp, and no one was happy in dealing with him, although Ebden, who has been discarded by Sussex, played a very sound game for an hour and a half. Eight wickets were down for 105, but Rawlin, Payne, and Hearne im­ proved matters, and the total.of 171 was not bad for the wicket In the course of the innings Jessop, who already was handicapped by a hand which was badly bruised in the Crystal Palace match, was hurt on the knee by a ball which jumped suddenly just as it came to him, and he was unable to bat until the following day. Before stumps were drawn Gloucestershire made 145 for six wickets, and were thus in a good position, for it was hoped that Jessop would be able to bat on the next morning. Godsell, Hale, and Board all played very well indeed, but tli© Middlesex bowlers hardly made the best use of the wicket. On Friday Board played admir­ able cricket, aiid adding 79 to Jiis total of the pre­ vious evening he brought his score to 119, after batting for three hours; his hits included ten 4’s ; Jessop, who had a man to run for him, was at the wickets for less than half an hour for his very useful 38. Middlesex had to face a balance of 119, and against the bowling of Huggins and Dennett fared even worse than in the first innings. Bosanquet and Trott were the only men on the side who played up to their reputation, and Warner for the second time in the match, made a duck’s egg. Gloucester­ shire only had to make 14 to win. M iddlesex . First innings. Second innings. P. F. Warner, b Dennett... 0 c Board, b Hug­ gins 0 C . H. M. Ebden, b Huggins 34 b Dennett............ 1 E. S. Littlejohn, c Dennett, b Huggins...................... 6 b Dennett............ 9 J. H. Stogdon, run out ... 6 cHale,b Huggins 9 B. J. T. Bosanquet, c Den­ nett, b Huggins .......19 c Mills, b Dennett 30 C. P. Foley, c Dennett, b c Board, b Hug- Huggins ...................... 6 g in s....................11 C . C. Page, b Dennett ... 8 c Jessop, b Hug­ gins 6 M.W. Payne, b Huggins ... 31 c Brownlee, b Dennett........... 7 A. E. Trott, c Thomas, b Huggins ....................... 2 notout...............26 Rawlin, not out .................32 c Huggins, b D enneit........... 7 Hearne (J. T.), b Mills ... 12 b Dennett......... 9 B 8, lb 3, w 3, nb 1 ... 15 B 12, lb 5 ... 17 Total .................171 G loucestershire . Total ...132 R. T. Godsell, c Ebden, 33 Huggins, b Trott ...10 G. L. Jessop, c Stog­ don, b Hearne ... 38 Mills, c Payne, b Hearne .................. 4 Dennett, c Trott, b Hearne .................. 5 B 15, w 1 .............16 Total ...290 b Bosanquet Wrathall, c Page, Hearne ................. i Langdon, b Hearne ... 13 Hale, b Bosanquet ... 44 Board, not out ..........119 F. E. Thomas, b Bo­ sanquet ................. 0 L. 1). Brownlee, lbw, b Trott ................. 7 Second innings:—R. T. Godsell, c Payne, b War­ ner, 8; -Wrathall, not out. 4; Langdon, not out, 0; Leg-byes 2.—Total (1 wkt) 14. M iddlesex . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Dennett ........... 27 7 61 2 ........... 24 6 70 6 Huggins .......... 30 8 89 6 .......... 24 12 45 4 Mills ................. 3.5 1 6 1 ............ Dennett delivered three wides and Huggins one no-ball. G loucestershire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Hearne.................. 31 5 76 5 .......... Trott .................. 22 5 79 2 .......... Bosanquet........... 31 5 106 3 .......... Rawlin.................. 3 0 13 0 .......... Warner ... 3 1 8 1 Foley ... 2.2 1 4 0 Bosanquet bowled a wide. CAMBRIDGE FRESHMEN’S MATCH. Played at Cambridge on May 11, 12, and 13. M r . E. W. M ann ’ s Side. First innings. Second innings. R. A. Young (Repton and and King’s), b Mugliston 29 b Smythies......... 21 C. S. Rattigan (Harrow and Trinity), run Out .......... 0 b Mugliston ...32 R. S. Preeston (Felsted and Clare), b Smythies.......... 0 notout... 12 W. H. Bolton (Harrow and Trinity), lbw, b Mugliston 49 lbw, b Mugliston 8 G. Belcher (Brighton and St. Catherine’s), b Hum­ phrys ... ... ................. l bHumphrys ... 1 G. H. Ireland (Marlborough and Trinity), c McDonell, bHumphrys ................. 2 cScott,bSmythies 19 R. Turner (Hurstpierpoint and Queens’), run out ...65 bHumphrys ...47 G. M. C. Taylor (Cranleigh and St. John’s) b Willans 20 b Smythies ... 4 F. A. Powell (Malvern and c Fellowes, b Trinity), b 1 ellowes ...41 Smythies ...27 A. D. Imlay (Clifton and Emmanuel), c Baily, b Humphrys...........................23 b Smvthies............ 36 L. M. Robinson (Marl­ borough and Peterhouse), not out................................. 34 Ij Smythies............ 16 E. W. Mann (Trinity), b c W illa n s , b Willans ........................... 46 Smvthies............ 1 B 10, lb 5, nb 1..........16 B 11, nb 1 ... 12 M r . H. C. M c D onell ’ s S ide . First innihgs. ’ Second innings. R. E. H. Baily (Harrow and Pembroke), run out ... 92 , A. P. Scott (Marlborough • and Peterhouse), c Bolton , b Preeston........................65 F. Johnstone (Charterhouse and St. John’s), c Powell, b Young ... .................24 A. T. A. Dobson (Clifton and Emmanuel), c Imlay, , , b Rattigan........................24 not out................ 18 F. H. Mugliston (Rossall and Pembroke), c lmlay, b Rattigan........................78 notout.......... - I G. S. Bryan Browne (Ton­ bridge and Downing), c Mann, b Young ..........67 G. J. Willans (Framling- ham and St. John’s), c st Imlay, b Robin- Ireland, b Preeston............60 son .................. 3 C. G. Humphrys (Shrews­ bury and Pembroke), run out.........................................16b Preeston... ... 23 N. L. Clarke (Singapore and Christ’s), b Mann .......... 8 E. A. Smythies (Chelten­ ham and Christ’s), b Preeston ......................... 4 G. Fellowes (Malvern and Trinity Hall), b Preeston 13 H. C. McDonell (Corpus), not out..................................22 B 10, lb 1, w 4 .............15 Bye .... 1 Total ...................488Total (2 wkts) 7,6 M r . M ann ’ s S ide . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Smythies........ 23 6 65 1 .......... 24 5 55 7 Clarke ........ 10 2 420 ... ... 10 1 25 0 Mugliston ... 21 3 61 2 .......... 17 8 28 2 Humphrys ... 19 1 72 3 .......... 26 4 86 2 Willans ... ... 9.2 3 16 2 ............ 8 2 20 0 Dobson .......... 4 0 27 0 ............ Fellowes........ 7 0 19 1 .......... 3 0 10 0 Scott... ........ 1 0 5 0 ........... Humphrys delivered two no-balls. .M r . M c D onell ’ s S ide . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Belcher ......... 16 4 38 0 .......... Preeston.......... 36.2 3 111 4 ........... 2.3 0 10 1 Robinson ... 20 0 75 .0 .......... 9 1 40 1 Rattigan......... 44 7 104 2 .......... 12 2 25 0 Bolton ......... 1 0 6 0 .......... Turner ......... 2 1 . 5 0 .......... Young ......... 21 1 109 2 .......... Mann ......... 3 0 13 1 .......... Powell , ......... 6 2 12 0 ................. Robinson bowled two wide6 and Rattigan and Bolton one each. ENFIELD v. HON. ARTILLERY CO.-Played at Finsbury on May 10. E nfield . Total Total.. ...236 S. G. Edwards, b Leg- gatt ... ................. l W. Gifford, c W aigh, b Leggatt .................34 W. Savage, b H. J. Bonser ................. 2 Chambers, b Leggatt 3 R.F.Pritchard,bWatts 31 B.Chandler, b Leggatt 2 G. Cranfield, lbw, b Leggatt ................. 0 H on . A rtillery C o . H. L. Toms, b Leggatt 2 C. E. Woodger, c ., Neumegen, b H. J. ; Bonser ................. 5 R.Hunter,bH.J .Bonser 3 S.G.C.Starkey,not out 23 B 4, lb 2 Total ...112 B. T. Bonser, c Wood- 5 er, b Cranfield ... 20 .Adams,bCranfield 0 H. J. Shaipe, c Cran­ field, b Savage ... 0 F.C. Adair Thompson, cHunter,b Cranfield 2 J. D. H. Watts, c & b Chambers .......... 41 R. W. Neumegen, c Starkey, b Cranfield 17 W.E. Waigh, b Cham­ bers ................. ... 18 II. J. Bonser, b Savage 20 H,W.Bell,b Chambers 14 J. Collins, not out ... 0 B 4, lb 2 .......... 6 Total L. M. Leggatt did not bat. .111 " C R IC K E T " is the only paper in the world solely devoted to the game. Weakly, April to September. Monthly, October to March. T erm s op S u b s cr ip tio n :— 6 /- per annum. 7/- post free abroad. Payable m advance. Cheques and Postal Orders should be made payable to Cricket, and crossed London and County Bank. All communications to be sent direct to the Offices of Cricket. 168. Upper Thames Street. London, B.O,,