Cricket 1905

190 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u n e 8, 1905. ESSEX t . DUBLIN UNIVERSITY. Played at Dublin, ia College Park, on ' Jane 5, 6 and 7. Essex won by nine wickets. Against the bowling of Tremlin and Douglas the University could do very little on Monday. For Essex Fane played fine cricket, and McGahey and Reeves made useful scores, but Perrin again failed. When stumps were drawn, Essex had made 184 for seven wickets. On Tuesday the Essex tail increased the total by nearly a hundred, Douglas batting very well indeed for his 40. The University began well in their second innings, and when stumps were drawn they had scored 213 for eight wickets, J. T. Gwynn (57) and R. Fox-Goodman (56), both being in excel lent form. The innings soon ended yesterday, and Essex only had to make 70 to win. D ublin U n iversity . First innings. C. R. Faussett, c Carpenter, b D ouglas........................29 R. Walker, lbw, b Tremlin. 0 J. T. Gwynn, b Trcmlin ... 21 A. L. Leeper, c Russell, b Reeves................. .......... 8 R. Grove-White, b Read ... 7 R. Fox-Goodman, not out... 26 R. B. Hutcheson, lbw, b Douglas ........................ 0 W. A. Cummins, b Douglas 0 P. H. Crawford, b Tremlin.. 3 W. H. Napper, b Douglas... 0 J.E. Lynch, c and b Douglas 0 Extras................7 ... 3 Second innings. lbw, b McGahey. 18 lbw, b McGahey. 10 c Douglas, b Mc Gahey ..........57 lbw, b Tremlin... 19 cTrick, bTremlin 17 run out ..........56 Total ........ 97 E ssex . lbw, b Tremlin.. b Tremlin........ lbw, b Douglas.. not out ........ b Douglas........ Extras......... Total 1 11 37 6 0 . 7 ..239 First innings. F. L. Fane, c Faussett, Lynch........................ Carpenter, c Lynch, b Napper ........................ P. Perrin, b Lynch .......... C. McGahey, c Napper, b Lynch ............................... C. J. Kortright, b Lynch ... S. A. Trick, b Crawford ... Reeves, c Fox-Gooclman, b Lynch ............................... J. W. H. T. Douglas, b Hutcheson ... ................. A. H. Read, b Crawford ... Russell (T.), c Hutcheson, b Napper ........................ Trenilin, not out Second innings. 68 cFaussett.bLynch 7 29 33 not out not out Extras ........................20 Extras.......... 1 Total .................267 Total (1 wkt)... 71 D ublin U niversity . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Tremlin ... ... 15 5 30 3 ... ... 19 6 52 4 Reeves ... ... 15 8 26 1 ... ... 7 1 15 0 Read.......... ... 7 0 21 1 ... ... 5 1 8 0 Douglas ... ... 6.3 1 17 5 .. . ... 9.3 0 36 2 Kortright .... ... 9 5 12 0 Perrin......... . ... 4 1 15 0 McGahey ... ... 21 1 90 3 Carpenter .. . ... 1 0 4 0 E ssex . First inning?. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Crawford ... 25 5 67 2 .. . ... 7 1 34 0 Lynch ... 30 5 123 5 ... ... 10 1 31 1 Napper ... ... 13 3 53 2 ... ... 2 0 11 0 Hutcheson ... 33 0 4 1 .. . ... 11 0 4 0 Lynch bowled two wides and Napper three. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE v. LEICESTER- SHLRE. Played at Northampton on June 5, 6 , and 7. Djawn. This match was the first which Northamptonshire played at home since the County was promoted to first-class. After the game had lasted for about three- quarters of an hour, during which Northampton shire scored 40 without losing a wicket, the rain, which had been falling steadily, became too heavy for play to proceed, and stumps were drawn for the day. W. H. Kingston was not out 26 and Thompson not out 13. Owing to rain there was no play on Tuesday. Yesterday it was possible to esume play at half-past two, but there was practi cally no chance of finishing the match. W. Kingston, b Odell 29 Thompson, b Jayes... 31 Cox, st Whiteside, b Odell........................ 3 Cross, c Jayes, b Coe.. 21 East, not out ......... 25 N orthamptonshire . H. Kingston, c White head, b Coe .......... 6 R. Knight, b Gill ... 0 Horton, not ou t.......... 4 Extras................. 1 Total (6 wickets)*120 G. A. T. Vials, H. Hawkins, and B. C. Smith did not bat. * Innings declared closed.. L eicestershire . De Trafford, c H. Kingston, bThompson 0 Wood, c Vials, b Hawkins ................... 4 Whitehead, b Thompson .................. 16 King, not o u t ....................................... 12 Knight, not out * .................................. 8 B 3, lb 1 .......................... 4 Total (3 wkts) 44 Crawford, Odell, Coe, Whiteside, Gill, and Jayes did not bat. N orthamptonshire . O. M. R.W. O. M. R. W. . 9 3 22 0 |Jayes ... 9 3 24 1 .24 4 44 3 C og ........... 8 2 15 2 . 6 2 14 0 | L eicestershire . O. M. R.W. O. Thompson 10 4 10 2 ! Hawkins 9 Gill ... Odell King M. R. W. 2 30 1 SURREY y. LANCASHIRE. Arranged to be played at the Oval on June 5, 6 and 7. Abandoned. Rain fell without ceasing at the Oval on Monday, and after an early lunch it was decided to postpone the commencement of the game until the next morning. But on Tuesday the rain was still persis tent, and play was out of the question. Yesterday it was quite impossible to begin the mate, which was therefore abandoned without a ball being bowled. The teams would have been selected from the following:— L a n ca sh ire A. C. Maclaren, R. H. Spooner, II. G. Garnett, A. H. Hornby, L . O. S. Poidevin, W. B. Brearley. Tyldesley, Hallows, Sharp, Kermode, Worsley, IAnson, Cuttell, and Heap. S u r r e y : -Lord Dalmeny, N. A. Knox, Hayward, Hayes, Hobbs, Holland, Baker, Davis, Lees, Strud wick, Nice, and Smith. M.C.C. AND GROUND v. WORCESTER SHIRE. Arranged to be played at Lord’s on June 5, 6 , and 7. Abandoned. Owing to continuous rain there was no play in this match on Monday or Tuesday and the game was abandoned yesterday without a ball being bowled. M.C.C. & G rou n d :—Lord Francis Scott, Lord George Scott, C. P. Foley, Capt. Wynyard, Tarrant, Humphries, Hearne (A.), Trott (A.), Dennett, Murrell, and Wrathall or Hearne (J. T.). GRANVILLE (Lee) Lee on May 31. TONBRIDGE.—Played at G ran ville . N.Cockell, b Hardinge 25 F. E. Lander, b Hard inge ........................ 2 A. W. Randall, c Her- vey, b Reynolds ... 4 J. P. Clarkson, b Hardinge... ;........ 0 P. P. Lincoln, c Hard inge, b Woolley ... 29 E. A. Beldam, c Mit chell, b Hardinge ... 7 H. W. Le May, s Hay ward, b Hardinge... 0 E. Moss, b Hardinge H. T. Richardson, c Lawrence, b Hard inge ........................ G. M. Hodgson, c Paw ley, b Hardinge ... Parker, c and b Rey nolds ................. Groves, not out... ... Extras................. 25 Total ..111 T onbridge . T. Pawley, b Richard son ........................ J. F. Reynolds, c Par ker, b Richardson... 9 Hardinge, c Groves, b Richardson ..........74 M. Savill, b Groves ... 0 Woolley, b Parker ...65 V. Lawrence, b Parker 5 W. Helder and J. P. 27 W. I). Hayward, not out ........................36 C. Golding, b Parker 2 T. W. Mitchell, c Clarkson, b Groves 16 S. L. Sassoon, not out 6 Extras................. 8 Total (8 wkts.)...248 . Hervey did not bat. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITYv. GENTLE MEN OF ENGLAND. Arranged to be played at Cambridge on June 5, 6 and 7. Abandoned. On paper the Gentlemen’s team looked very weak indeed, several of the players being quite unknown to fame. But it included W. G., A. Marshall, the Queensland cricketer, who has been doing so well for London County this season, A. E. Lawton, and E. M. Ashcroft. There was no play on Monday or Tuesday owing to rain and without a ball being bowled, the game was abandoned yesterday. C am bridge U n iv e rsity :—*E. W. Mann (Trinity)’ *0. H. Eyre (Pembroke), *R. P. Keigwin (PeterhouseV *G. G. Napier (Pembroke), *F. J. V. Hoplev (Pem broke), L. J. Colbeck (King’s), W. P. Harrison (Jesus), H. Mainprice (Jesus), P. R. May (Pem broke), M. W. Payne (Trinity), and C. Palmer (Clare). * An Old Blue. G e n tle m e n o f E n g la n d :— W. G . Grace, A. Mar shall, A. E . Lawton, E . M. Ashcroft, G . J. V . Weigall, R. Bell, R. Kenward, R. Raw, H. D. Keig win, L. Jackson, aud F. W. James. GRANVILLE v. ELTHAM.—Played at Eltham on June 3. E ltham . A. S. Jackson, c Le May, b Kemp..........13 J. C. Wood, c Kendle, b Passmore ..........23 C. A. Pitt, c Richard son. b Kemp ..........19 W. W. Cooper, c Morris, b Passmore 70 W. McFarlane, A. Dunell, W. Young, and C. R. Stampe did not bat. * Innings declared closed. G ranville . Dr. Nicholls, not out... 82 Haywood, run out ... 13 S. Wimble, not out ... 2 Extras.................18 Total (5 wkts.) *240 H. E. Thomson, b Dunell .................17 N. Obckell, b Dunell... 2 C. E. Kendle, c Nicholls, b Haywood 18 H. W. Le May, c Nicholls, b Dunell.. 0 H. Morris, T. L. Passmore, II. T. Richardson, and F. B. Wood did not bat. J. P. Clarkson, not out 45 P. P. Lincoln, not out 3(J A. L. Kemp, b Dunell 2 Extras................. 0 Total (5 wkts.) ...114 LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (2) v. THORNTON HEATH.—Played at Norbury on May 29 and 30. L. & W. B ank . R. S. Hartree, b Edgar 12 H. H. G. Wellbourne, run out .................19 G.Logan,b Charlwood 37 C. F. G. WeHbourne, b Edgar ................. 0 H. E. Muriel, run out 54 A. M. Cockell, lbw, b Charlwood ..........13 H. E. Power, lbw, b Carey .................26 C. J. Crossley, run out 51 R.G.A.Kerr, c Walker, b Carey ................. 9 A. Podmore, not out... 0 B 17, lb 10, w 1, nb 1 29 Total ...250 T hornton H eath . H. Palmer, c Logan, b Power .................30 W. Gritton, st Well- borne, b Kerr.......... 6 J. Watts, b Power ... 0 — Edgar, b Power ... 3 — Smith, b Power ... 6 H. Hocking, b Hartree 0 W. G. Walker, retired h u r t ........................ F. H. Carey, b Kerr... — Chase, b Hartree ... Williams, not out ... Charlwood. absent ... B 20, lb 1, nb 2... Total 0 20 0 2 0 23 90 LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (2) v HAMPTON WICK (2).—Played at Norbury on June 3. H ampton W ick (2). DeG. Gavey, c Rhodes, b Power ................. H. J. B. King, b Power R.F.Buli, c Wellborne, b P o w e r................. H. Hughes, b Hartree P. Daws, b Dear. A. S. Tugwell, b Dear 12 A.E.Colley,c Podmore, b Kerr ................. H. O. Smith, b Kerr... A. E. Hulland, not out P. Grout, b Kerr P. Dawkins, b Kerr... Total 1 0 2 0 1 10 62 L. & WT. B ank (2). H. D. Dear, b Tugweli 31 H. E. Power, lbw, b Colley .................59 C. F. G. Wellborne, c Daws, b Tugwell ... 20 R. G. A. Kerr, not out 54 C. J. Crossley, c and b Tugwell .................89 R. S. Hartree, not out. 4 B 24, lb 8 ..........32 Total ,..289 A. M. Cockell, S. Bennett, T. H. Pritchard, A. Pod more and G. R. Rhodes did not bat.