Cricket 1905

208 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J cne 15, 1905 INCOGNITI v. TEWKESBURY.—Played at Tew- kesbury on June 8. I ncogniti . First innings. Second innings. F. Pawle, b Parker .......... 2 c Badham, b Daves not out J. a S. Clarke, b F.H. Hea­ ling ............................... 4 W. W. Jackson, b Holder 11 F. Shaw, b Parker ..........17 H. C. Manners, c F. H. Healing, b Parker .......... 5 P. Nesbitt, b F. H. Healing 0 b Browning R. MacAndrew, b F. H. Healing Major Greenway, b F. H. Healing ... ................. J. Foster Stedman, b F. H. Healing ........................ G. Zinn, c J., b F. H. Hea­ ling ............................... S. Mann, not out ......... B 1, w 1.......... Total . 1 b C. Davey 8 c Willis, b Brow­ ning.. 0 7 not out.................41 0 c Holder, b Hea­ ling ................. 4 2 Extras... ... 7 57 T ewkesbury . Total ...151 J. Willis, c Zinn, b Nesbitt ................. 0 P. Healing, c Jackson, b N esbitt.................42 D. L. Priestlay.cZinn, b Stedman .......... 7 J. A. Healing, c Zinn, b Nesbitt................. 9 C. L. Davey, b Nesbitt 3 C. Badham, b Nesbitt 0 Parker, st Manners, b Nesbitt .................11 F. H. Healing, st Clarke, b Nesbitt... 32 F. Williams, c Pawle, b Shaw ................. 0 E.W.Browning.not out 4 W. Holder, b Nesbitt G B 12, lb G ..........18 Total ..132 INCOGNITI v. CRUSADERS.-Played at Cam­ bridge on May 29 and 30. C rusaders . B. Meakin, not out ... 89 W. H. Maclaw, b Rawlinson .......... 2 C. Rattigan, c Dick­ son, b Cobb ..........31 C. Humphreys, c Cobb, b Hancock... 70 R. D. Craig, b Winter 9 B 12,1b 3, w 1 ... 16 Total .341 N. S. Norman, c and b Hancock .................39 A. P. Scott, c Dixon, b Dickson .................19 T. Peshall, c and b Hancock ................. 2 C. B. V>. Magnay, c Cobb, b Haynes .. 16 F. H. Mugleston, b Rawlinson ..........19 E. P. Mann, lbw, b Rawlinson ..........29 I ncogniti . First innings. Second innings. M. W. Keith/ b Mugliston 9 c Norman, b Maclaw .......... S. H. Haynes, b Humphreys 0 b Rattigan.......... C. S. May, b Humphreys ... 4 b Scott................. H. S. Cobb, c Norman, b Humphreys ................. 1 b Humphreys ... T. A. Rawlinson, c Muglis­ ton, b Rattigan.................18 b Mugliston G. E. Winter, c Peshall, bc Norman, Maclaw ........................38 Humphreys R. Hancock, c Craig, b Maclaw ........................ C. C. Dickson, b Maclaw ... C. Dixon, not out................. H. W. Dillon, c Norman, b Maclaw ........................ E. G. Mawby, c Maclaw, b Rattigan ........................ B 5, nb 1................. b 1 b Scott 3 b Mugliston 6 b Humphreys 0 c Meakin,jb Scott 13 5 not out................. 7 6 Leg-byes ... 7 Total 91 Total.. ..210 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 2d. extra.—To be obtained at the Offices of “ Cricket,” 168, Upper Thames Street, London, E.O. UPPER TOOTING v. STREATHAM.—Played at Tooting on June 12. S treatham . D. O. Kerr, c W indsor, b Bartley .......... 3 N. Horncastle, b Lyon 9 G. F. Holmes, b Wind­ sor ........................17 A. E. Fortescue, b Har­ vey ........................ 7 E. M. Thomas, c Wind­ sor, b Harvey......... 16 E. H. Leaf, b Harvey 54 H. H. Scott, c Windsor, b Harvey................ 69 Rev. P. Gough, c and b Attlee...' ................. 5 H. T. Cross, st Franks, b Bartley.................13 E. B. Miller, b Wind­ sor ........................14 E. P. Pulbrook, not out 0 G. Goggs, c Connor, b Harvey................. 1 B 6, lb 1, w 1... 8 Total ...216 U pper T ooting . E. A. Stiebel, c Cross, b Fortescue .......... 5 P. G. Windsor, c Cross, b Fortescue ......... 3 M. R. Seymour, c Pul­ brook, b Holmes ... 3 D. C. Bartley, c and b Fortescue.................13 S. A. Attlee, c and b Leaf ........................15 R. M. Harvey, c Pul­ brook, b Holmes ... 35 G. H. Lyon, lbw, b Leaf ...‘ ................. 6 H. G. Franks, not out 3 J. A. Lyon, not out ... 2 B 5, lb 4, w2, nb 1... 12 Total (7 wkts) 97 H. Tanner, P. W. Butcher, and L. J. Connor did not bat. 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 8treet. Philadelphia, Pa., U.S A. price :— 10/- per annum, post paid anywhere. Specimen copies mailed on r<quest. MERRYWEATHERS ’ H i g h - C I s s W A T E R IN G HOSES & PUM PS . Merryweathers’ Non-kinkable REDGREY HOSE will last out S IX OrdinaryHoses. T e s t im o n ia l : —“ The Hose I had from you ten years ago is as good as ever and likely to last another ten.” Merryweathers’ Pumpsofall l^iqds . . FOR . . 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