Cricket 1905

JtfNE 15. 1905 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 197 went in. He was by no means in his form of other days, and found great difficulty in making runs. He survived for half-an-hour, and was then finely caught by Lord Dalmeny on the boundary—a run­ ning catch; he had previously been missed in the long field by Meads. Godsell made seven runs in an hour and ten minutes, and Brown played an excellent innings of 35, which lasted for fifty minutes. The best innings of the day was that of Board, whose 42 included some line hits. At lunch time the total was 144 for nine wickets, so that Gloucestershire were 140 runs on. Then came a heavy thunderstorm, and no further progress could be made with the match. G loucestershire . First innings. R. T. Godsell, c Strudwick, b Lees................. .......26 Wrathall, c Hobbs, b Meads 4 Board, b Lees ..............15 W. S. A. Brown, c Strud­ wick, b M eads............. 15 G. L. Jessop, b L ee s........ 1 L. D. Brownlee, c Strud­ wick, b M eads............... 3 Laugdon, c Hobbs, b Lees 2 E. E. Barnett, b Hayes ... 31 Huggins, c Holland, b Meads............................. 5 Mills, notout.....................11 Dennett, run ou t. B 7, lb 2 . Total . 0 Second inning c Hayward, t Hayes ........ c sub., b Lees .. b Hayes ........ b Lees.......... c Dalmeny, Meads ... . c Davis, b Hay< b Meads ... . c and b Lees . not out.............. st Strudwick, Hayes ... . B 2, lb 1 7 0 42 ... 35 b .. 17 3S 9 .. 18 .122 Total (9 wkts) 144 S urrey . Hayward, c Barnett, b Mills ................. Hobbs, c Jessop, b Dennett ................. Hayes, st Board, b Dennett ................. Baker, b Dennett Holland, c I^angdon, b Dennett................. Davis, c Jessop, b Dennett ................. 29 46 Lord Dalmeny, c and b Mills ................. 8 Lees, b Mills ..........11 Meads, st Board, b Dennett ................. 4 N. A. Knox, notout... 0 Strudwick, b Dennett 0 Byes ................. 7 Total. ..126 G loucestershire . First innings. O. M. R. W. Lees................. 32 9 54 4 Meads .......... 24 12 36 4 Hayes .......... 13.2 5 23 1 ... Hobbs S urrey . O. M. R. W. Dennett ... 15 3 67 7 1Mills... Huggins ... 6 1 19 0 1 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 20 10 40 3 ... 15 2 12 2 ... 12.2 2 47 4 ... 2 0 12 0 O. M. R. W. 8 0 33 3 INCOGNITI v. TRINITY COLLEGE. Cambridge on May 31 and June 1. I ncognitl First innings. M. W. Keith, c Cowley, b Pigeon............................... 7 C G. May, b Pow ers.......... 0 G. E. Winter, b Pigeon ... 11 -Played at R. Hancock, b Powers 9 A. H. Bagnall, b Powers ... 5 H. S. Cobb, c Franklin Smith, b MacCaw ......... 14 S. H. Haynes, c Powers, b Rattigan ........................ 4 C. Dixon, c Bolton, b Mac­ Caw ...............................19 G. S. Shackleford, c Cowley c Rattigan........................10 H. W. Dillon, ht wkt, b MacCaw ........................ 1 E. G. Mawby, not out.......... 0 B 2, w 1 nb 3 .......... 6 Total .................86 Second innings, c Bolton, b Mea- kin ...............35 c and b Rattigan 6 c Powers, b Rat­ tigan..............202 c MacCaw, b Rattigan.......... 3 b Rattigan.......... 4 st.Franklin Smith b Meakin... c M acC aw , Pigeon ... lbw, b Chase st F.-Smith, b Pigeon .......... not out................. c and b Meakin B 20, w 2, nb 4 13 20 Total 26 ..339 T rinity C ollege . R. G. Chase, c Bag­ nall, b Hancock ... 5 H. T. Gore Browne, c and b Winter ... 1 R. H. Pigeon, c Dixon, J. N. Cowley, st Bag­ nall, b Haynes ... 6 W.S.Bolton, b Haynes 109 R. A. Fellows, b Shackleford ......... 17 C. S. Rattigan, c Dil­ lon, b Hancock ...24 B. Meakin, b Winter 0 V. II. MacCaw, run out ........................16 N. C. Franklin Smith, b W inter.................50 Second innings. —W. S. Bolton, c Haynes, b Dixon, 37; B. Meakin, not out, 20; Bye 1. Total (1 Wkt) 58 b Winter . C. Powers, not out B 2, w 1 ... Total CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY v. YORK­ SHIRE. Played at Cambridge on June 8 and 9. Yorkshire won by an innings and 43 runs. After the heavy rains the wicket at Cambridge on Thursday morning was very slow and difficult, and the University found that Rhodes is as dangerous as ever when he gets a pitch to suit him. Not one of the batsmen could do anything with him or Haigh, and in the course of the innings, which lasted for less than an hour and a-half, there was but a single boundary hit. R. P. Keigwin managed to keep up his wicket for nearly half-an-hour, but he was at last l.b.w. to Rhodes for a duck’s egg. The York- sliiremen for some time did very little better than their opponents, losing four wickets for 30. But Hirst and Rhodes entirely altered the appearance of the game. In the course of about an honr and a- half the two men put on 94 runs, of which Rhodes claimed 46. Afterwards Haigh gave assistance to Hirst, who, when stumps were drawn at five o’clock, on account of the boat races, was not out 56, with the total at 158 for six wickets. The Yorkshire bat­ ting on Friday was only noticeable for the fine play of Hirst, who, although none of his companions could make anything of the bowling, doubled his overnight score. He did not make his hundred until the last man was in, but in the end he carried his bat for 117, which had taken him two hours and three-quarters to compile. Cambridge were more than two hundred runs behind when they began their second innings, but although Rhodes was this time unsuccessful, Myers and Haigh were in great form with the ball, and the result was an easy victory for the county. C ambridge U niversity . First innings. Second innings. C. II. Eyre, c Grimshaw, b Rhodes ........................ 3b Myers .............10 R. A. Young, b Rhodes ... 10b Myers ............. 7 E. W. Mann, c Tunnicliffe, b Rhodes ........................10 L. G. Colbeck, run out ... 5 W. P. Harrison, lbw, b Rhodes ........................ 0b Haigh .............15 R. P. Keigwin, Ibw, b Rhodes ........................ 0 M. W. Payne, b Rhodes .. 1 II. C. McDonell, b Haigh ... 1 F. J. V. Hopley, b Haigh ... 0 b Myers ..........26 c Rhodes,b Myers 13 P. R. May, not out .......... 4 G. G. Napier, st Dolphin, b H aigh............................... 3 Byes ........................ 2 b Myers .......... 2 cDenton.bRhodes 22 b Haigli ..........15 c Grimshaw, b Haigh .......... 6 notout.................18 st D e n to n , b Grimshaw Total H.Wilkinson,c Napier, b May ................. 9 Grimshaw, c Colbeck, b N apier................. 2 Denton, c & b Napier 5 Tunnicliffe,cMcDonell, b N apier................. 6 Hirst, not out ..........113 Rhodes, c McDonell, b Napier .................46 ... 39 Y orkshire . B 12, lb 8, nb 4 24 Total ...161 Haigh, c Colbeck, b Mann........................12 Ix)rk Hawke, b Napier 0 Myers, b May Dolphin, b Napier Ringrose, b May 5 6 5 B22, lb 2, w 1, nb 9 34 Total ...243 C ambridge U niversity . First innings. Second innings. Haigh Rhodes O. M. R. W. ... 15 8 21 3 .......... 4 16 6 .......... Ringrose ... Myers......... Grimshaw.., 14 O. M.R. W. 7 1 22 3 22 4 69 1 5 3 4 0 21 7 39 5 2.2 0 3 1 Ringrose bowled one and Rhodes three no-balls. Y orkshire . 1 11 3 ...273 O. M. R. W. Napier ... 29 8 105 6 May............ 22.3 3 66 3 McDonell 9 0 23 0 O. M. R. W. Keigwin 3 0 8 0 Mann ... 2 0 7 1 .Napier bowled one wide and four no-balls, May five no-balls. WESTMINSTER SCHOOL v. INCOGNITI. Played at Vincent Square on June 3. W estminster S chool . O.H.Walters, c Vander By1, b Heaven ... 49 F. G. Turner, c sub., b Crosse .................90 A.G. Lee, c &b Russell 11 H. Walker, lbw, b Heaven ................. 7 J. M. Craig, b Heaven 0 W. R. Birchall, lbw, b Sich ........................28 F. G. Worlock, c sub., b Crosse .................12 S. F. Johnston, b E. C. Lee ........................ R. W. Reed, not out... E.Coleby, ct E. C. Lee, b Vander Byl.......... G.Hepburnjc E.C.Lee, b Vander Byl.......... B 17, lb 3, w l ... Total 21 ..293 E. C. Lee, b Turner E.T. Heaven, b Turner Capt. Veal, b Turner H. F. Sich, b Turner E. M. Crosse, c Coleby, b Worlock .......... Capt. F. A. Jones, b Worlock I ncogniti . M.G.Nelson, b Turner 37 P.VanderByl,bTurner 4 F. G. Thorne, b Hep­ burn ................. ... 34 D. C. Lee, not out ... 15 Sir W. Russell, b Hep­ burn ........................ 2 B 11, lb 1 ..........12 Total ..161 JESUS COLLEGE (Cambridge) v. INCOGNITI.— Played at Cambridge on June 2 and 3. J esus C ollege . First innings. Second innings. J. E. Mellor, b Hancock ... 9 c Winter, b Ravv- linson .......... 0 T. E. Manning, b Hancock 5 lbw, b Hancock 13 W. M. Greenfield, c Cobb, b Rawlinson........................32 c May, b Haynes 57 R. W. B. Gibson, c and b Rawlinson........................ 7 b Rawlinson ... 43 C. C. Dickson, st Bagnall, b Rawlinson........................21 b Hancock............ 6 G.S. Shackleford, c Bagnall, b Haynes ........................30 lbw, b Rawlinson 27 F. G. Meakin, b Haynes ... 0 c Keith,bRawlin- son .................68 H. M. James, b Rawlinson... 49 c Winter, b Raw­ linson ..........42 D. J. Kennedy, c & bHaynes 32 not out.................23 T. G. N. Bardwell, c Dixon, c Hancock, b b Haynes ........................28 Rawlinson ... 5 A. M. Harris, not o u t.......... 1 st Bagnall,bRaw­ linson .......... 4 B 4, lb 2, nb 1 .......... 7 B 6, nb 1 ... 7 Total.. .221 Total.. ..295 I ncogniti . First innings. M. W. Keith, b Shackleford 8 R. Hancock, b Dickson ... 33 G. E. Winter, c Kennedy, b Harris...............................50 A. H. Bagnall, c & b Harris 5 T. A. Rawlinson, b Dickson 1 Second innings. c& b Shackleford 39 stGibson,bHarris 38 b Bardwell..........21 b Bardwell..........24 c Shackleford, b Bardwell........ 3 stGibson.bMellor 36 c Gibson,b Mellor 21 c James, b Mellor 9 notout.................25 H. S. Cobb, run out ..........11 S. H. Haynes, not out..........54 C. Dixon, run out .......... 1 C. G. May, b Harris ..........16 H.W.Dillon,cShackleford, b Mellor............................... 3 c and b Harris E. G. Mawby, st Gibson, b Mellor............................... 0 B 18, lb 2 ....................20 1 run out .......... 3 B 17, lb 1, w 1 19 Total ... ...207 Total ..........239 LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (3) CAPITAL AND COUNTIES BANK “ A.” Played at Lower Sydenham on May 29 and 30. C. & C. B ank “ A.” Drake,Ibw,b Coomber 3 Cobb, c Chapman, b Withers, b Coomber... 2 /"t-----’ Blades, c Willson, b Merry .................26 Hardwicke,b Merry... 35 Pugh, b W o o d .......... 3 Inskipp,b Willson ... 19 Stephens, b Willson... 0 Coomber ... ... 22 Rutherford, b Willson 0 Sparke, b Willson ... 4 ’ ' 3 10 Jarvis, not out B 9, lb 1 Total ...127 E. W. Bennett, not out 61 S. G. Tyte, b Cobb ... 2 H. C. Willson, b Pugh 5 G. O. Anson, c Hard­ wicke, b Withers ... 31 W.E.Smith,b Withers 10 L. & W . B ank (3). S. Wood, c Sparke, b Withers ................. 0 W. Homcastle, not out 15 B 7, lb 2 ... ... 9 Total (5 wkts)...133 H. E. Coomber, C. H. Chapman, J. T. Merry and T. C. Sampson did not bat. U.C.S. OLD BOYS v. CHARLTON PARK.-Played at Charlton Park on June 3. U.C.S. O ld B oys . F.Rowley,b H.Sargent 37 F. Eastman, b H. Sar­ gent ........................51 E.S.Westhorp, bWood 4 H. C. Preston, c S.Sar- gent, b Mascall ... 34 M. P. Griffith-Jones, b Wood........................ 0 N. M. Binney, b Wood 4 A. H. K. Burt, b Wood 6 C harlton P ark . L.J. Marcus, st S. Sar­ gent, b Cowley ... 29 H. G. Price-Williams, stS.Sargent.bCowley 9 S. A. Gard, not out ... 4 J.A.Morley,c J.Hazle- rigg, b Ogilvy . 10 Byes .................14 Total .202 J. Hazlerigg, not out 127 H. C .Ogilvy, b Burt... 37 A.T.Wood ,cWesthorp, b Burt ................. 0 R.G. Cowley, c Burt, b Eastman................. 2 H. Dermer, b Eastman 7 A. J. Mascall, st Grif- fith-Jones, b Burt... H. C. Sargent, c and b B u rt........................ W. McCanlis, not out B 7,1b 1 .......... Total (6 wkts) 197 T. Hazlerigg, S. R. Sargent and G. Bumpus did not bat.