Cricket 1905

166 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u n e 1, 1905 of hours, and Hill, Llewellyn, and Stone made use­ ful scores. , But the side had to follow on, and before slumps were drawn lost five wickets for 148, so that they required 107 runs on Saturday to save the innings defeat. On Saturday Hill played a great game, but when Llewellyn had helped him to put on 130 runs for the sixth wicket, he could get no one to stay with him. Nevertheless, thanks chiefly to his fine effort, Surrey had to go in again to make 71, and lost three wickets before they could claim a victory. S urrey . First innings. Second innings. Hayward, b Sprot ..........73 cBaldwin,bPersse 1 Hobbs, c Hedley, b Persse 2 c Stone, b Llewel­ lyn notout... . b Baldwin . Hayes, b Persse .................14 Baker, c Persse, b Llewellyn 62 not out... Holland, c Baldwin, b Hedley.......... .......... Davis, b Bacon .......... Lord Dalmeny, b Persse Nice, run out................. Lees, c Bradford, b Persse 130 N. A. Knox, b Baldwin ... 18 Strudwick, not out ..........11 B 2, lb 4, w 1 .......... 7 32 ...132 19 13 1 Total.................482 Hampshire. First innings. A.C. Johnston,c Nice,b Lees 0 Bowell, b Knox .................14 E. M. Sprot, b K n o x ..........15 Major Hedley, c Hayes, b Lees ............................... 5 Major Bradford, b Lees ... 60 A. J. L. Hill, c Strudwick, b Lees............................... 31 Llewellyn, b Knox ..........42 F. H. Bacon, c Holland, b K n o x ............................... 0 Stone, not out .................35 W. H. Persse, c Hayes, b K n o x ............................... 17 Baldw in, c Baker, b Hayes 1 B 2, lb 5 ................. 7 Leg-byes ... 2 Total (3wkts) 73 Second innings, c Dalmeny, b Knox ..........17 c Lees, b Hayes 25 b Hayes ..........26 c Strudwick, b N ice.................35 c Baker, b Hayes 2 b Hayes ..........113 b Hayes ..........77 b Nice . c Hayes b Knox 8 b KnOx .......... 0 not out................. 1 B 5, lb 12, nb 2 19 Persse... Baldwin Llewellyn Hill ... Sprot ... Hedley( Bacon-.. Johnson Lees. Knox Nice - Hayes Total ................. 227 S urrky . First innings. O. M. R. W. ... 34 4112 4 . ... 39 12107 1 . ... 12 0 54 1 . ... 16 3 59 0 . ... 8 2 27 1 .......... ... 15 3 72 1 .......... ... 3 0 13 1 ........... ... 2 0 31 0 .......... Llewellyn bowled a wide. Ham pshire. First innings. O. M. R. W. .......... 25 12 61 4 .. .......... 24 3 133 5 .. .......... 4 1 9 0 .. 3.2 0 17 1 Total ... ..325 Second innings. O. M. R. W. 4.2 1 19 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 20 10 34 0 ... 25 3 94 3 ... 20 5 61 2 ... 26.1 3117 5 Lees and Nice each delivered one no-ball. SURBITON v. STREATHAM.—Played at Surbiton on May 20. S urbiton . First innings. O. Scarf, b Feeny.......... 6 c Second innings. Phillipps, b Reed.................2: C B.Worsley, c Leaf, b Phil­ lipps ............................... 2 H. C. C. Beasley, c Feeny, b Phillipps ........................ 9 W .E. Fiske, c Reed, b Feeny 0 H.Bowring,cKey.bPhillipps 0 D.Jamieson, c Leaf, b Feeny 32 W . J. Clayton, c Feeny, b Phillipps ........................ 2 S. Spurling, b Phillipps ... 0 W. Eglington, b Phillipps.. 0 J. Ross, c Feeny,b Phillipps 11 not out... C. French, not out .......... 0 b Cough B 4, lb 9, w 1 ..........14 Bye notout................. lbw, b Key.......... c Key, b Gougli.. b Key Total .................76 Total (5 wkts) 54 S treatham . Rev.P. Gough,^b Clay­ ton ........................ 1 H. S. Barkworth, re­ tired hurt................. 0 K J Key, c Bowring, b Worsley .................10 B.W.Dent,b Jamieson 32 D.O.Kerr, c Jamieson, b Clayton................. 2 H. M. Leaf, b Clayton 0 V. F. Feeny, b Clayton 4 J.L.Phillipps,c Jamie­ son, b Bowring ... 29 E. P. Pulbrook.c Beas­ ley, b Bowring ... 9 A. R. Reed, not out ... 11 E.B. Miller, b Worslev 6 B 14, lb 5 ..........19 Total ...123 OXFORD UNIVERSITY v. WORCES­ TERSHIRE. Played at Oxford on May 25, 26, and 27. Worcestershire won by 211 runs. In the course of more than five hours’ cricket Worcestershire could only succeed in making 231 runs in their first innings, which came to an end just before the time for drawing stumps. Oxford began well enough on Friday, and Wright, Bran- ston, and Carlisle all seemed to find no difficulty in the bowling, but when three wickets were down for 135 such a remarkable change came over the game, that the remaining seven only produced 14 runs, four men falling to Pearson for 11 runs. Worcester­ shire had a lead of 82, and made 277for seven wickets in their second innings, Bowley and G. N. Foster (who is in residence at Oxford) both playing fine cricket. On Saturday Worcestershire declared, leaving Oxford to make 378. But on a wicket which helped him, Arnold was very difficult to play, and Oxford met with a severe defeat. It may be added that W. II. B. Evans, the Hon. C. N. Bruce, J. E. Raphael, and N. R. Udal were all absent from the Oxford team. W orcestershire. First innings. H. K. Foster, c Wright, b Burn ............................... W. B. Burns, b Martin ... Bowley, b Bum ................. Second innings. not out.................3! c Carlisle, b Martin ......... 3i c Worsley, Whately... 8 c and b Martin... 69 18 G. N. Foster, c Norris, b Henley............................... Cuffe, c Bird, b Branston... 20 c and b Burn Pearson, c Bennett, b Mar­ tin......................................39 lbw, b Norris Arnold, c Martin, bBurn... 17 b Henley ... R. S. Brinton, c Carlisle, b Martin...............................30 Wheldon, bWhately..............28 . 57 A. W. Isaac, c Bird, b Mar­ tin...................................... Burrows, not out................. B 3, lb 7 ................. not out................ 6 c Bennett, b Mar­ tin .................19 b Burn... Byes Total .................231 Total (8 wkts)*295 ♦Innings declared closed. O xford U niversity . First innings. G.G.M.Bennett (Magdalen), b Arnold .......... E.I j . Wright (New Col Wheldon, b Cuffe G. T. Branston (Hertford), c Wheldon, b Arnold ... K. M. Carlisle (Magdalen), c and b Burrows .......... A. E. Worsley (Magdalen), c G. N. Foster, b Pearson O. T. Norris (Oriel), c Cuffe, Burrows ........................ W. S. Bird (New College), c H. K Foster, b Pearson E. G. Whately (Nev . lege), b Pearson F. A. 11 Henley (Balliol), b Pearson ........................ E. G. Martin (New College), b Burrows........................ R. C. W. Bum (Oriel), not out ................. Ley-byes ... Total Second innings. c G. N. Foster, b 2 Arnold ... 53 c Wheldon, b 61 Arnold ... 4 c Wheldon, b 22 Arnold ... 5 c Wheldon, b 45 Arnold ... 28 c Burrows, ij 6 Arnold ... 34 3 lbw, b Arnold 0 2 b Burrows ... 0 c Wheldon, b 1 Arnold ... 0 c Pearson, b 0 Arnold ... 21 1 b Arnold ... 8 4 not out......... 9 2 B 1, lb 3 4 149 Total ...166 W orcestershire . First innings. O. M. R. W. Burn ................. 30 9 53 Martin .......... 26.4 13 41 Henley ........ 14 1 Branston Whately Norris.............. . 3 4 52 1 1 32 1 3 33 1 Second innings. O. M. R. W. .. 19 3 53 2 ........ 21 6 55 3 ........ 8 2 44 1 11 0 72 0 1 16 1 6 1 10 0 .......... 9 1 43 1 O xford U niversity . First innings. O. M. R. W. Arnold ......... 18 3 64 2 ... Burrows......... 15 2 51 3 ... Cuffe ......... 7 2 21 1 ... Pearson......... 6.3 0 11 4 ... Second innings. O. M. R. W. 6 64 9 3 75 1 0 11 0 0 9 0 ... 25.4 ... 18 ... 6 ... 1 GRANVJLLE “ A ” v. DERRICK WANDERERS. —Played at Manor Way on May 27. D errick W anderers . W. H. Golds, c Ken­ yon, b Nelson......... 8 C. W. Marsh, not out 70 W. Hankin, b Nelson 72 R. Childs, not out Extras.......... Total (2 wkts)*203 II. Marsh, E. C. Matthews, H. W. Bacchus, V. J. Spiers, II. Wharton, A. J. Carroll, and F. W. Foston did not bat. * Innings declared closed. F. E. Thomson, b Fos­ ton ........................zu H. W. Gill, run out ... 6 A.C. Rodwell.c Childs, b Carroll................. 3 E. Gale, c Spiers, b Golds........................59 H. A. Levinson, b Carroll ................. 2 V. E. Thomson, not out ........................31 G ra n v ille “ A.” E. T. Nelson, c Marsh, b Golds ................. 3 C. O. Kenyon, b Cai- roll ........................ 0 L. Le May, lbw, b Carroll ................. 3 W. L. Roberts, not out ........................ 0 Extras .......... 4 Total (8 wkts) 131 S. Brockelbank did not bat. PELHAM v. NORTH OF THAMES LICENSED VICTUALLERS’ C.C.—Flayed at Chingford on May 17. P elham . P. Lingwood, b W. Garrett ................. 8 II. Seaward, c Bastow, b Wicks ................. 0 A. W. Atkinson, b Garrett .................20 J. E. Potter, b Garrett 2 B. T. Bonser, run out 64 F. Smith, b Wicks ... 23 A. E. Axbey, b Arm­ strong ................. Wallis, b Wicks ... J.W. Higgins,b Wicks A. W. Atterbury, not out ........................ C.Hemsley,b W icks... B 20, lb 1 .......... Total ...183 N orth of T hames L icensed V ictuallers . H. H. Burton, c Atter­ bury, b Higgins ...58 J. Bastow not out ... 93 W. Garrett, b Axbey... 0 M. Armstrong, b Hig­ gins ........................ 0 A. Newport, c and b Potter .................30 H. Walker, not out ... 1 Extras................. 4 Total ..186 PELHAM v. TOTTENHAM.- on May 20. P elham . Played at Chingford T. Bonser, c Upsdale, b Ryall ................. » A. E. Axbey, b Sykes 79 J. E. Potter, b Ryall... 6 J. If. Higgins, st Ups­ dale, b Sykes..........40 G. L. Dalton, lbw, b Mason .................13 Wallis, c Jull,b Sykes 0 H. Seaward, c Hawley, b Mason .................44 E.E. Atterbury, c and b Mason ................. 0 P. Lingwood, b Sykes 2 W. J. Higgins, not out ........................11 E. Gravston, not out 12 B 13, lb 1 ..........14 Total ...229 C. J. Hawley,b Axbey 5 G. Redmond, b Axbey 10 J.HBradshall, c Atter­ bury, b Higgins ... 2 S.B.Kimbell.blliggins 27 E. F. Cakebread, b Higgins ................. 0 D.R.Upsdale, c Potter, b Axbey .................13 T ottenham . H. W. Tomkins, c Axbey, b Potter ... J.L. Sykes, c Higgins, b Lingwood .......... J. C. Jull, not out ... J. A. Mason, b Potter 11. C. Ryall, not out... B 7, lb 2 .......... Total . 0 1 9 76 GRANVILLE “ A ” v. BLACKHEATH Played at Blackheath on May 27. B lackheath “ A .” ‘ A.”~ W. A. Lewis, e-Hodg­ son, b Longworth... 25 J. W. Edwards, b Weber .................18 J. A. D. Phillips, b Burnett .................37 W. D. Auld, st Hodg­ son, b Longworth...l04 G.O. Hubbard, not out 69 H. S. Symons, not out 30 Extras.................13 Total (4 wkts) *296 S. Knowles, Capt. Courtney, F. H. Pitt, J. Kinloch, and A. M. Kelby did not bat. G ra n v ille “ A.” F. J. Helder, b Hub b a rd ...............‘ ...13 S. C. Burnett, lbw, b Pitt........................ 6 H. J. Morris, run out 24 V. B. Longworth, b Knowles.................26 II. P. Weber, c Lewis, b Knowles .......... 0 A. C. Taylor, not out 21 H. L. Temple, not out 5 Extras.................23 Total (5 wkts) 1g A. L. Ryder, J. A. Johnston, G. M. Hodgson, and F. P. Leathes did not bat. NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK v. RICHMOND. —Played at Old Deer Park on May 27. N. P. Bank. J. W. Richards, c and b Healing................. H. E. Moore, b Mills... E. W. Armstrong, b M ills........................ A. Harrison, c Money- penny, b Healing... A. King, not out A. C. Purnell, c and b Healing H. L. Stephenson, b Healing ................. 3 G. A. Cosser, not out 55 C. Shaw, st Wrigley b Healing .......... 2 Extras.................20 Total (7 wkts) *200 Innings declared closed. C. Hughes and J. Price did not bat. R ichmond . W. G. Moneypenny, not out .................26 I C. F. Sadler, b Harri­ son ........................10 W .Pattent, b Harrison 0 J. A. Healing, not out ........................ Extras................. Total (2 wkts) 95