Cricket 1905

192 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u k e 8 , 1905 , U.C.S. OLD BOYS v. EAILNG.—Played at Ealing on May 27. E aling . H. D. Ruston, b Wes­ thorp ........................ 0 C. P. Coode, c Morley, b Burt .................27 E. M. Martin, c Dart, b Rowley ... A. R. Littlejohn, Burt ................. F. F. Stileman, Griffith - Jones, Rowley .......... R. J. C. Stewart, Burt ................. L.D.Smith, st Griffith- Jones, b Burt.......... L. Hobbs, b Burt H. Burdett, b Burt ... R. B. McDonald, c Dart, b Westhorp... W. G. Swainson, not out ........................ Extras................. Total 0 9 ..152 U.C.S. O ld B oys . F. Rowley, b Swainson 28 A. H. K. Burt, c Rus­ ton, b McDonald ... 5 E. S. Westhorp, c Littlejohn, b Coode 42 H. C. Preston, b Stile- xnan ........................56 W. P. Griffith-Jones, b Swainson .......... 1 F. Eastman, c Swain­ son, b Stileman ... 31 N.M.Binney. b Hobbs 11 V. E. Dart, not out ... 20 L. J. Marcus, not out 12 B 14, w 3 ..........17 Total (7 wkts) 223 I. A. Gard and J. A. Morley did not bat. INCOGNITI v. WOOLWICH GARRISON.—Played at Woolwich on May 27. R. G. Cowley, b Moody 16 L. H. W. Troughton, b Moody .................32 Capt. F. A. Jones, b Moody .................26 Dr. P. Northcote, Moody .......... J. H. W. Sloggett, c & b M ood y................. D. L. Mackie, b Moody W oolwich 40 R.M.Howard, b Moody 37 C. M. Tuke, not out... 80 Hon. J. C. O’C. Prittie, c and b Moody ... 0 Sir Wm. Russell, b Ellershaw ..........16 A. J. Ingall, b Moody 14 B 8, lb 7, w 4, nb 1 20 Total ...282 G arrison . T. M. R. Harrison, c Troughton, b Cowley 48 Capt. Moody, c Ingall 0 L.A. Thurston, not out 32 B 14. lb 1, w 4 ... 19 Lieut. - Col. Phipps- Homby.c&bHoward 17 Capt. Ellershaw, b Northcote................. 6 A.L.01dham,bHoward 1 Cpt.Tandy,b Sloggett 29 Lieut.-Col. White, c Mackie, b Cowley... 24 L. S. Northcote, G. E. Neville and H. W. Wynter did not bat. Total ...176 SOUTHGATE ADELAIDE v. WINCHMORE HILL.—Played at Winchmore Hill on June 3. S outhgate A delaide . C. F. Muller, b Moore F.H. H. Stokes, lbw, b Saleeby ................. S.H. Elliot, st Yardley, b Saleeby................. G. E. Canham, b Saleeby ................. G. W. Malliam, b H. J. Duck ... 24 26 B.Hunter,bIi.W. Duck 5 F.W.Canham, b H.W. Duck........................ C. T. Wale, c H. W., b H. J. Duck .......... F. Lowen, c Bonham, b II. W . Duck B.Snow, b H.W.Duck 3 A. Woolard, not out... 0 Extras................. 7 11 10 H. W. Duck, c G. Can­ ham, b Lowen S.W .Spratley.cMuller, b G. Canham.......... C. Yardley, c Muller, b F. Canham .......... Dr. Saleeby, c Muller, b L ow en................. S. Favier, b Wale W inchmore H ill . Total ...111 11 H.J .Duck,lbw,bLowen 8 P. Bonham, c Elliott, b Wale ................. J. Moore, b I/)wen ... P. Beadle, not out ... H. C. Hall, c Malham, b I-iOwen................. Extras................. Total 68 C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen, post free. Order of Going-in Cards, 7d. per dozen, post free ; Cricket Score Books, 6d. and Is. each ; postage 9 d. extra—To be obtained at the Offices of “ Cricket,” J68, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C. HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY v. NORBURY PARK.—Played at Norbury Park on June 3. N orbury P ark . P. F. Wilson, b Leg­ gatt ........................ M. C. Dahl, b Bonser C. B. Wood, b Leggatt N. Hammill, b Leg­ gatt ........................ H. R. Jordan, b Bon­ ser ........................ W. E. Hobbs, not out V. A. J. Hicks, b Leg­ gatt ........................ H. K. Whiting, lbw, b Bonser................. P. N. S. Graeme, c Bonser, b Leggatt R. Langton.b Leggatt F. L. Jordan, cAdair- Thompson, b Leg­ gatt ........................ Leg-bye ... ... Total .......... Second Innings.—H. R. Jordan, b Bell 9; W. E. Hobbs, b Bonser 21; H. K. Whiting, not out 19; P. N. S. Graeme, c Engman, b Bell 35; F. L. Jordan, c Bell, b Bonser 4; Byes 4. Total 92. H.A.C. J. D. H. Watts, c Lang­ ton.b Whiting ... F. O. Adair-Thompson, not out ................. R. W. Neumegen, c Hammill, b Whiting H. W. Bell, c Langton, b W ilson................. H. J. Bonser, b Whit­ ing ........................ 22 H.H. Walshe, c Hobbs, b Whiting .......... A. R. Shield, b Whit­ ing ........................ T. M. Engman, run out ........................ J. Hess, b Whiting ... T. W. Leage, b Wood B 12, lb 6, w 1 ... Total L. M. Leggatt did not bat. ...103 The AMERICAN CRICKETER. F ounded 1877. Published by F. H. Clarke for The Associated Cricket Clubs of Philadelphia. An Illustrated Journal of Cricket, Association Football, Tennis, Golf, and Kindred Pastimes. No. 632, Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa., U.S.A. p r i c e :— 10/- per annum, post paid anywhere. Specimen copies mailed on request. MERRYWEATHERS ’ H igh-class W A T E R IN G HOSE . **The Hose of the Day.*' Merryweathers’ Non-kinkable Red Grey Hose. 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