Cricket 1905

Ju ly 1 3, 1905. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 263 YORKSHIRE v. SOMERSETSHIRE. Played at Harrogate on July 6 and 7. Yorkshire won by an innings and 149 runs. The Yorkshiremen distinguished themselves with the bat on the first day of this match, although there was a time, after the first wicket fell, when they seemed likely to make a small score. Three of their four chief bowlers, Rhodes, Haigh, and Myers, had much to do with the fortunate position of their county at the end of the day, but previously H. Wilkinson and Grimshaw had made a fine start of 148 for the first wicket. After this the howling had an advantage of the bat. until five wickets had fallen for 237, when Haigh and Rhodes came together and put on 117 runs in an hour. Rhodes was batting for an hour and a half, and hit eighteen 4’s. Myers played a brilliant innings of 75, which only lasted for fifty-five minutes; his hits included a 6 and twelve 4‘s. On Friday Somerset gave an unaccount­ ably poor display against the bowling of Rhodes and Deyes, a new player from Hull. Y orkshire . H. Wilkinson, st Mar­ tyn, b Braund ... 67 Grimshaw, run o u t... 71 Denton, c and b Braund ................. Tunnicliffe, c Cran­ field, b Bailey............. 10 Hirst, b Robson.............22 Rhodes, c Braund, b Cranfield.................. 108 10 Haigh,c and b Braund 70 Myers, c sub., b Cran­ field ........................ Lord Hawke, c Poyntz b Cranfield .......... Hunter, not out.......... Deyes, b Braund B 14, lb 3 .......... 75 Total ..474 S omersetshire . First innings. Braund, c Rhodes, b Hirst 12 Robson, b Hiret .................20 C. E. Brown, b Deyes..........21 Capt. E. N. Tandy, b Deyes 0 H. Martyn, b Hirst .......... 9 E. S. M. Poyntz, b Haigh... 22 S. M. J. Woods, b Deyes ... 0 M. A. S. Sturt, c Hunter, b D eyes...............................18 Cranfield,c Hunter, b Haigh 0 Bailey, c Denton, b Deyes 9 Bucknell, not out................. 3 B 1, lb 4 ................. 5 Second innings. b Myers ..........55 cHunter.bRhodes 41 b Haigh b Myers c Tunnicliffe, Hirst......... b Haigh b Myers notout.................20 b Rhodes ..........10 c Deyes, b Rhodes 0 c Haigh,b Rhodes 4 B 10, nb 1 ... 11 Total ...125 Total ...200 Cranfield Braund . Robson .. Y orksh ire. O. M. R. W. 18 1 84 3 I Bailey 35.1 3 171 21 0. M. R. W. .. 29 5 107 1 .. 9 1 54 0 .. 1 0 4 0 >ond innings. O. M. R. W. 10 1 35 0 10 0 33 1 11 4 37 2 16.2 4 31 4 15 1 53 3 8 37 1 |Brown Som ersetshire. First innings. S O. M. R. W. Deyes .......... 16.4 1 75 5 ... . Hirst................. 10 3 24 3 .. . Haigh .......... 6 2 21 2 ... . Rhodes ... . Myers ..........— Haigh delivered one no-ball. TH E GLOUCESTER W EEK . GLOUCESTERSHIRE v. KENT. Played at Gloucester on July 6 and 7. Kent won by an innings and 162 runs. Having the advantage of batting first on a good wicket, Kent remained at the wickets all the first dav, scoring 491 runs. The only man who failed to make double figures was Blythe. Seymour and A. P. Day each made over a hundred, the former taking two hours and a half to make his 122, the latter just over two hours for his 105. The fielding of the Gloucestershire team was by no means good, and several catches were missed. On Friday the wicket was nearly as good as it had been on the previous day, but Gloucestershire did very badly. In the midst of the general rout Hale gave a splen­ did performance in the second innings, making 85 in a little less than two hours by plucky cricket. K ent . Hearne (A.), b Hale ... 48 W. P. Harrison, lbw, b Jessop .................... 11 Seymour, c Board, b Dennett .................. 122 Humphreys, b Brown 71 A. P. Day, c Hale, b Townsend ........... 100 R. N. R. Blaker, c Jessop, b Dennett... 42 Hardinge, lbw, b Den­ nett ... ....................33 Huish, c Dennett, b Brown ................. Fairservice, not out... Blythe, st Board b Dennett ................. Fielder, st Board, b Dennett ................. B 5, lb 1 .......... Total ..........4 G loucestershire . First innings. 3 Second innings. R. T. Godsell, b Fielder ... 10 b Fielder ... 1 Wrathall, c Huish, b Blythe 17 c' Hardinge, b Blythe 17 C. L Townsend, cHarrison, b Fairservice ................. 37 b Fielder ... 0 Board, b B lythe................. 17 c Harrison, b Fielder ... 17 G. L. Jessop, c Huish, b c Hardinge, b Fairservice........................ 4 Blythe 2 Hale, b Fairservice .......... 28 run out 85 W. S. A. Brown, c Fielder, c Seymour, b b Hearne ........................ 3 Hearne ... 25 D. Robinson, c Fielder, b c Seymour b Fairservice........................ 0 Blythe ... 24 L. I). Brownlee, c Huish, b Hearne............................... 0 b Humphroys 0 Huggins, c Huish, b Fair- service............................... 0 not out.......... 4 Dennett, not o u t................. 3 c Seymour, b Humphreys 8 B 2, nb 4 ................. 6 Lb 1, nb 2 3 Total .................143 Total ...186 O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Dennett... 42.3 0 161 5 1 Brown .. 25 6 81 2 Huggins 32 5 92 0 Hale........ 5 1 27 1 Jessop ... 11 1 54 1 |Townsend 12 2 67 1 G loucestershire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Blythe .......... 19 6 45 2 .......... 21 4 61 3 Fairservice ... 15.2 3 39 0 .......... 12 2 29 1 Fielder .......... 10 1 43 1 .......... 15 2 61 3 Hearne .......... 7 3 10 2 .......... 9 2 17 1 Humphries ......... 5.2 1 12 2 Fielder delivered six no-balls. HAMPSTEAD v. UPPER TOOTING.—Played at Hampstead on July 8. U pper T ooting . D. H. Butcher, b Dam bleton......................123 W. Y. Butcher, b Mars- den .......................53 C. C. F. Hosken, b Marsden ............. 1 F.G. Thorne, b Dickson 12 A. H. Parez, c and b Dumbleton............84 *Innings declared. J. H, did not bat. H ampstead . R. M. Harvey, c Dunk- ley, b Dumbleton ... 34 M. li. Seymour, not out 39 H. D. Hancock, b Farmiloe ... ... 10 H.W. Blakeley,not out 0 B 10, lb 3, w 1, nb 1 15 ♦Total (7 wkts)...377 Lindsay and H. Tanner G. G. Dumbleton not out ........................24 E. L. Marsden, not out 4 B 10, lb 5, nb 3... 18 H. B. Hayman, run out 201 A. R. Trimen, lbw, b Hosken ............. 1 C. W. Alexander, c and b Harvey ............80 G. Crosdale, c Tanner, Total (4 wkts)...348 b Parez ........... 20 ( E. W. H. Beaton, T. M. Farmiloe,H.G. Dunkley. J. C. R. Dickson and W. R. Moondidnot bat. LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (3) v. LON­ DON CITY AND MIDLAND BANK (2).—Played at Norbury on June 20 and 27. L. & W. B. (3). E. W. Bennett, b Ellis 22 S. G. Tyte, c and b E llis ........................15 G. O. Anson, b Wright 0 S. Wood, c Amy, b Ellis ........................ 6 H. E. Coomber, b Jones 9 H. C. Willson, not out ........................84 W. E. Smith, not out ........................24 B 11, lb 2, w 4 ... 17 Total (5 wkts)*177 C. H. Chapman, W. Horncastle, F. S. Semmons, and T. C. Lampson did not bat. * Innings declared closed. L. C. & M. B. (2). Wright, b Willson ... 0 Terry, c Anson, b Willson ................ 0 Amy, c Chapman, b Wood.......... ..........33 Cooling, c Tyke, b Anson....................... 12 O’Reilly, c Coomber b Wood........................ 3 Ellis and Jones did not bat. Scragg, b Wood.......... Bell, c Semraons, b Horncastle .......... W. Williams, b Coomber................. C.L. Williams, not out B 9, lb 2, w 1 ... Total (8 wkts) 85 LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK v. BRIX­ TON WANDERERS.—Pk-yed at East Dulwich on July 8. L. & W. Bank. A.G. Gough, b Simmons 24 W. Bradbury, not outl07 C. A. Snell, b Storey ... 0 Extras...............23 S. Bowman, c Gale, b Storey.......................... 0 Total (3 wkts.)*257 H. S. Baker, notout... 103 C. J. Bowman, H. C. Boys, H. O. Manfield, L. Pitt Brook, C F. G. Wellborne and E. A. Willson did not bat. * Innings declared closed. B rixton W anderers . F. Odell, c Pitt-Brook, b W illson................. 0 J. Faulkner, b Willson 7 H. E. Smith, c Pitt- Brook, b S. Bowman 21 H.Goodall,c Pitt Brook, b C. J. Bowman ... 86 E. T. Gale, b S. Bow­ man ........................ 39 C. G. Smith, c Pitt Brook, b C. J. Bow­ man ........................ 4 A. B. Storey, b C. J. Bowman................. 0 F. P. Rider, not out ... 5 E. A, Brymer, not out 12 Extras.................15 Total (7 wkts.)189 H. Mason and L. M. Simmons did not bat. HON. ARTILLERY CO. v. MITCHAM—Played at Finsbury on July 5. H. A B. T. Bonser, b Butler 0 H. J. Sharpe, c Currie, b Butler .................61 T. L. Nightingale, c Clarke, b Potter ... 33 M. C. Dahl, st Clarke, b Wormald ..........55 C. W. E. Waigh, not out 71 A. E. Bradshaw, not out ........................40 Extras................. 9 Total (4 wkts)*269 J. D. H. Watts, M. T. Engman, J. Collins, H. J. Bonser, H. L. Nathan, did not bat. *Innings declared closed. G. Worm ild,b Nightin­ gale ........................ H. Pellinger, c Dahl, b H. J. Bonser .......... C. Corden, st B. T. Bon­ ser, b Nightingale ... G.U. B. Roose, bNight­ ingale ........................ R. Turner,lbw, b Night­ ingale ........................! A. F. Clarke, b Nightin- gale ........................ A. C. Butler, c Brad­ shaw, b Sharpe ... 29 W. Lunt, not out ... 40 H. G. Currie, b Night­ ingale .......... ... 6 T. Potter, c Engman, b H. J. Bonser ... 10 W. Jones, not out ... 11 Extras................ 5 Total (9 wkts) 155 ARTISTS v. BOSHAM. — Played at Bosham on June 24. A rtists . L. C. Nightingale, c Dawson, b Williams 27 G.Hillyard-Svvinstead, b Williams ... ... 51 Frank Baxter, b Sher- rin ........................ 1 Arthur Batchelor, b Sherrin .................20 F.Mowbray Taubman, cWilliams,b Sherrin 0 G. Spencer Watson, b W illiams................. 5 F. H. Townsend did not bat. Harold Speed, not out 13 A. Hayward, b Wil­ liams........................ 2 W. B. Wollen, b Wil­ liams......................... 3 A. Carruthers Gould, run out ................. 0 B 14, nb 1 ..........15 Total ...137 T. Aylin, c Baxter, b W atson .................31 E. Trevett, b Watson 34 N.Cowd, c Taubman,b Nightingale .......... 3 B.Williams, c Wollen, b Watson.................10 G.Dawson.bSwinstead 0 Martin Glyn, c and b Swinstead ..........12 C. Coombes, b Swin­ stead 0 B osham . S. Lloyd, b Watson... L. Sherrin, c Nightin­ gale, b Swinstead... W. S. Martin, not out ........................ G.II.Brewster,cGould, b Swinstead .......... B 6, nb 2 .......... Total ..108 ALLAHAKBARBIE (J. M. BARRIE’S XI.) v ARTISTS.—Played at Farnham Park on July 3. A lla h a k b a rrie. F. Meyrick - Jones, c Jacomb - Hood, b F ord ........................84 E. L. Marsden, mn out 76 Capt. Graham,b Tees- dale ........................ 9 S. S. Pawling, not out 47 C. T. Smith, b Tees- dale ........................15 J. D. Lousada, b Wat­ son ........................ 0 E. Y. Lucas, not out 19 B 4, lb 3 .......... 7 Total (5 wkts)*257 A. E. W. Mason, J. M. Barrie, Maurice Hewlett, T. L. Gilmour, and A. N. Other did not bat. ♦Innings declared closed. A rtists . Henry J. Ford, b Marsden.................17 G. Hillyard-Swinstead b Pawling ..........17 KennethTeesdale,run out ........................10 H.H. LaThangue, lbw ' b Marsden .......... 0 J. Clarke, b Marsden 0 G. Spencer Watson, c Marsden, b M.-Jones 3 E. A. Abbey L. C. Nightingale, b Lucas .................24 G. Gascoyne, c Pawl­ ing, b Lucas ..........12 Harold Speed,b Lucas 3 G. P. Jacomb Hood, b Marsd e n ................. 4 Frank Baxter, not out 0 B 3, w 1 .......... 4 Total did not bat. ...100