Cricket 1905

240 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OE THE GAME. June 29, 1905 NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK v. LLOYDS’ BANK.—Played at Lower Sydenham 011 June 19 and 20. N ational P rovincial B ank . E. W. Armstrong, lbw, b Stanley .......... 5 A. Harrison, b Dunell 19 IT. E. Moore, b W. A. Smith ................. 30 J. Price, b Stanley ... 21 A. C. Purnell, c F. I Smith, b Stanley ... 3 ! G. A. Cosser, b F. i Smith ................. 2 E. J. Innocent, b Dunell ................. 6 H. L. Stephenson, b Dunell ................. 4 E. C. Troughton, run out A. King, not out J. W. Richards, Dunell .......... Extras Total ... W. Farquar Smith, lbw, b Price ..........27 J. H. Downward, c Richards, b Cosser 1 C. E. Melville, c Moore, b Cosser .................46 A. S. Taylor, b Price... 7 L loyds ’ B ank . C. L. Pennman, not out ........................ 14 E. J. Thomas, b Price 14 W. A. Smith, b King 2 A. G. Dunell, not out f> Extras .......... 3 Total ...120 S. Bristow, S. P. Mole, and L. A. Stanley, did not bat. ____________________ MR. J. O. LOVELL’S X I. v. CROYDON.—Played a Croydon on June 24. J. C. L ovell ’ s XI. J. Spencer-Loveli, b Tovey ................. 0 P. P. Tyacke, c Latham, b Richer .................60 C. H. Mountain, c Wicks, b Richer ... 14 G. W. Ayres, b Richer 28 L. Lovell, c Balch, b Robilliard .......... 5 Total (8 wkts) *195 J. Anthony-Loveli, not out ........................ 29 G. A. Ring and C. Lovell did not bat. * Innings declared closed. C. L. Ring, c Tovey, b Ching .................30 A. Meller, c and b Richer ................. 6 S. H. Flindt, c Lat­ ham, b Richer ... 0 B 19, lb 4 ..........23 C roydon . C. P. Wicks, c Flindt, b Spencer-Loveli ... 12 H. J. Tovey, lbw, b Flindt .................18 A. T. Latham, c Mel­ ler, b Flindt .......... 2 J. A. Archer, b Ant.- Lovell ................39 C. K. Richer, c L.Lovell, b Ayres .................31 J. D. Davis, b Ant.- Lovell ................. C. T. Mabey, c G. Ring, b Meller L. J. Ching, not out R. A. Allen, b Flindt E. H. Balch, not out B 8, lb 1 .......... Total (8 wkts) ...131 D. L. Robilliard did not bat. LUDGROVE (1) v. SOUTH LODGE (1).—Played at Ludgrove on June 21. L udgrove . J. Forster, b Bagnall Lord Carlton, c & b Bagnall ................. 1 G. R. D. Hoare, b Bag­ nall ........................ 0 W. M. Peareth, b Job­ son ........................ 29 F. M. Eastwood, b Cochrane.................16 W. S. Cornwallis, c Young, b Bagnall... 23 G.S.Bailey,b Cochrane 2 S outh L odge . E. T. N. Grove, c Cochrane, b Jobson 3 O. W. Cornwallis, not out ........................ 9 A. H. B. Atkinson- Clark, b Bagnall... 6 F. G. Beaumont- Nesbitt, b T. Begbie 12 B 12, wb 1 ..........13 Total ...115 R. H. Jobson, lbw, b S. Cornwallis.......... 1 T. N. Begbie, b S. Cornwallis ..........12 R.D. Cochrane, c Fors­ ter, b Cornwallis ... 17 H. F, Young, c Grove, b Nesbitt.................49 II. Gregson, b Carlton 7 R. St. Bagnall, b Carl­ ton ........................ 5 H. W. Thompson, not out ........................ 2 H. Begbie, c Peareth, b Carlton................. G. J. Cartland, b Carl­ ton ........................ W. de Pass, c Grove. b Carlton... A. D. Magnay, Carton B 2, lb 1 & b Total ,..100 SOUTHGATE v. M.C.C.—Played at Southgate on June 24. M.C.C. R. W. Nicholls, c & b F. S. Lewis ......... 23 D. J. Crump, c Hey­ gate, b F.S. I,ewis 38 Hearne, (G. G.) b Smith ............. 3 Capt. C. E. Higgin­ botham, b F. S. Lewis ............. 32 Capt. L. M. Jones, b Smith ............. 0 J. G. Earle, c sub, b Smith ............. 7 J. R. Turner, ran out 41 H. Wade, b Smith Alsopp, b Robertson Fielder, not out..-. ... F. H Swinstead, b Bashford................. Major N. Pochin, b Bashford................. B 26, w 2 .......... Total ..245 S outhgate . W. R. Robertson, b Alsopp ................ 7 R. B. Heygate, c Swin­ stead, b Alsopp ... 18 Rev. A. M. Bashford, b Fielder................. 5 E. Smith, c Swinstead, b Fielder................ 7 H. B. Corry, b Fielder 9 F. S. Lewis, c and b Alsopp .................18 E. J. Mann, c Higgin­ botham, b Fielder... 14 H. R. Ford, not ou t... 47 J. Simonds, b Fielder 3 R. S. Paige, not out... 15 B 4, lb 3, nb 9... 16 T otal..........159 L. R. Lewis and W. T. Ricketts 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 Street, Philadelphia, Pa., U. 8 .A. price :— 10 /- per annum, post paid anywhere. Specimen copies mailed on request. MERRYWEATHERS ' H i g h - C l a s s W A T E R IN G HOSES & PUMPS . Merryweathers’ Non-kinkable RED G REY HOSE will last out S I X OrdinaryHoses. T estimonial : —“ The Hose I had from you ten years ago is as good as ever and likely to last another ten.” Merryweathers’ Pumps ofalli^it|ds . . for . . 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