Cricket 1905

J uly 20, 1905. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 279 SUSSEX v. WARWICKSHIRE. Played at Edgbaaton on July 13, 14 and 15. Drawn In the absence of Fry Warwickshire had a much better opportunity of beating Sussex than they could have expected, but they practically lost their chances of victory by taking nearly all the first day to score 211 runs. The only outstanding score was that of Kinneir, who was at the wickets for four hours for his 97 runs. Sussex made 30 without loss before stumps were drawn. On Friday Sussex did some­ what badly until seven wickets were down, when Newham and Chapman mastered the bowling, and put on 132 while they were together. Chapman’s drives were exceedingly good, and he played most attractive cricket for his 96 during a stay of two hours and a quarter; his hits included eleven 4’s. He was run out through anxiety to reach his hun­ dred. Newham, who showed all his old patience and skill, was batting for two hours. Thanks largely to these two men. Warwickshire had to face a balance of 117, but before stumps were drawn they knocked off 56 of these without loss, Byrne being not out 34 and Kinneir not out 22. On Saturday, Byrne and Kinneir took the score to 92 before the former was out. Fishwick played splendid cricket for an hour and twenty minutes, Charlesworth hit finely in making his 63 in an hour and a half, and Kinneir was batting for three hours. Sussex were left with the almost impossible task of making 240 runs in iwo hours and a quarter, but they very easily played out time. W arwickshire . Second innings. Chapman, b Killick ..........55 c Smith, b Relf...105 . 38 First innings. J. F. Byrne, c Smith, b Relf 0 c Kinneir, c Leach, b Cor- dingley ........................97 F. R. Loveitt, lbw, b Relf... 12 Quaife, c Smith, b Cox ... 28 notout... T. S. Fishwick, run out 0 run out Lilley, b Relf........................ 0 Baker, c Butt, b C ox.......... 5 Charlesworth, c Goldie, b Cox ............................... 23 run out Santall, b Vine .................25 Hargreave, not out ..........12 Field, b Vine ................. 2 B 6, lb 1 ................. 7 63 B 7, lb 1, nb 1 9 Total .................211 Total (4 wkts) *356 * Innings declared closed. S ussex . First innings. Vine, lbw b Quaife ..........45 Relf, b Hargreave ..........26 Killick, c Fishwick, b Quaife............................... 25 K. O. Goldie, b Hargreave 0 C. L. A. Smith, c Fishwick b Santall ........................45 n< Cox, c Lilley, b Quaife ... 2 Leach, b Hargreave .......... 1 B. P. Chapman, run out ... 96 W. Newham, not out... ...62 Butt., c Fishwick, b Har­ greave ............................... 7 Cordingley, run o u t......... 2 B 6, lb 7, w 1, nb 3 ... 17 Total .................328 W arwickshire . First innings. Second innings, c Fishwick, b Field ..........: c K in n e ir Quaife b Santall ... not out......... 52 B 9, lb 1, w 1 11 Total (3 wkte) 148 0. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 27 15 38 3 ... ... 31 10 101 1 36 15 55 3 ... ... 33 11 91 0 6 1 23 0 ... ... 9 0 32 0 16 8 29 0 ... ... 23 0 99 1 7 0 25 1 ... ... 14 7 24 0 4 1 15 0 ... 5.3 1 19 2 ... R e lf.......... C o x .......... Goldie ... Killick ... Cordingley Leach Vine.......... Relf bowled one no-ball. S ussbx . First innings. O. M. R. W. 13 2 47 0 . 40 15 79 4 .28 5 78 3 . 21.3 3 63 1 .12 2 38 0 2 0 6 0 .......... Lilley .......... 1 0 4 0 Baker .......... 1 0 3 0 Charlesworth delivered threeno-balls and Hargreave and Field one wide each. Field.............. Hargreave Quaife ........ Santall ........ Charlesworth.. Byrne ........ Second innings. O. M. R. W. 5 24 1 0 23 0 1 43 1 2 16 10 0 24 0 W ISDEN’S ALMANACK—For Sale the following issues, viz., 1890, 1894, 1896, 1897, 1898, 1899, 19U3, and 1904; all in good condition; any reason­ able offer accepted.—Write, “ Box 697,” Cricket Offices, 168, Upper Thames Street, E.O. KENSINGTON PARK v. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SCHOOL.—Played at St. Quintin’s Park on July 15. K ensington Park. C. H. M. Thring, c Nel­ son, b Swanson ... 32 H. Trevor, c Nelson, b Roberts .................13 R. P. Davies. b Roberts 24 J. L. Nicholson, run out 1 A. W. Browne, c Hem- mock, b Swanson ... 7 H.Wilkinson,b Swanson 0 H.W.Currey.b Swanson 11 G. French, c Jones, b Swanson................. 0 C.W.French, b Roberts 3 J. B. Russell, not out 0 A.G.H.Lovell.bRoberts 0 Byes .................19 Total ... U niversity C ollege S chool . ..110 . H. Wadham, lbw, b Thring ................. 1 J.D Jones, c&b Thring 54 F. A. Nelson, lbw, b Thring ................. 4 F. Goodyear, b Currey 82 H. A. Swanson, c Davies, b Thring ... 0 C H. Medlock, not out 34 M. J. Susskind.not out 32 B 11, lb 1, w 1, nb 1 14 Total (5 wkt 8.)...171 J. A. Weller, E. R. Dowrie, C. H. YVhitelegge, and E. J. Roberts did not bat. BRIXTON WANDERERS’ CRICKET WEEK. 1 st MATCH v. BRIGHTON BRUNSWICK.—Played East Dulwich, on July 10. B rixton W anderebs , F. Odell, st Burchell, b Berry........................ 3 H. E. Smith, cBurchell, .......... 14 L.M.Simmons.b Dwyer 56 (’. G. Smith, b Berry... 38 F. P. Rider, b Dwyer... E. A. Brymer, b Dwyer H. Mason, not out ... B. A. Glanvill. c Woodham, b Berry b Wilton R. J. Burlington, Dwyer........................ y A. V. Storey, lbw, b Dwyer........................ 0 B 16, lb 1, nb 7..'. 24 G. Stubbs, c Burchell, b Wilton .................33 Total Second In n in g sA . V. Storey, not out, 2 ; G. Stubbs, not out, 24; H. Mason, c Diploch, b Hemming, 8; bye 1.—Total (1 wkt) 35. B righton B runswick . E. F. Woodham, Brymer ................. 8 T. Burchell, c Glanvill, b Simmons ......... 17 F. D. Thorowgood, c Glanvill, b Brymer... 10 B. Dwyer, c Glanvill, b Simmons.................33 A. Wilton, b Simmons 2 F.J.Turnbull, b Brymer 0 W. L. Berry, c Burling­ ton, b Simmons ... 13 H. F. Diploch, c Bur­ lington, b Simmons 0 C. Diploch, c. Burling­ ton, b Simmons ... 18 A. Hemming, b Sim­ mons ........................13 J. Alexander, not out.. 3 Total ...117 2 nd MATCH v. HAMPTON WICK.—Played at East Dulwich on July 11. B rixton W anderers . F. Odell, b Richardson. 17 H. E. Smith, b Walker. 66 G. Stubbs, b Richardson 4 A. V. Storey, run out... 18 E. A. Brjmer, c H. Russell, b Price ... 15 R. J. Burlington, b H. Russell................. 0 C. G. Smith, c White, b H. Russell ......... F. P. Rider, b Price ... W. A. Gilligan, not out ........................ ' H. Mason, b White ... ! B. A. Glanvill, b White ................. B 5, lb 5, nb 2 ... 0 H ampton Dr. J. Walker, c Glan­ vill, b Brjmer......... 0 J. Price, b C. G. Smith. 0 C. Scarf, c Glanvill, b C. G. Smith ......... 19 G. O. Forester, b Bry­ mer ........................24 H. C. P. Westley, b C. G. Smith ................. 0 R. J. Sivers, c Odell, b C. G. Smith ......... 38 Total ... 243 W ick . G. R. Russell, c Gilli- gam, b C. G. Smith.. 10 H. R.Russell, b Brymer 10 H. T. Richardson, c Glanvill, b Brymer... 5 D. White b 0. G. Smith ................. 7 J. W. Biggs, not out... 7 B 2 .......................... 2 Total ..122 . DULWICH.—Played at East Dulwich 12 c Lelen, b Jackson 0 3 rd MATCH on July 12. B rixton W anderers . First innings. Second innings. F. Odell, b Procter ..........- * - - - * H. E. Smith, c Webster, b Procter ........................ R. J. Burlington, b Bridger F. P. Rider, c Jackson, b Bridger ........................ G. Stubbs, b Bridger .......... not out... 10 E. A. Brymer, b Williams 36 C. G. Smith, b Williams ... 28 W. A. Gilligan, not out ... 21 H. Mason, b Williams........... 8 J. Maxwell, b Williams ... 0 B. A. Glanvill, b Bridger ... 5 B 9 .......................... 9 Total..........................136 st Wishart.b Jack­ son ................. b Jackson .......... b Jackso i ..........81 cStafford b Jackson 0 c Stafford b Puckle 7 not out................. 1 B3, lb l.w b l 5 Total (6 wkts.) 88 T. C. Stafford, b Rider, c C. G. Sm ith..........39 A. H Williams, b C. G. Smith........................ 3 H. G. Cryer, b C. G. Smith ................. 5 F. Lelen, c Glanvill, b Brymer ................. 0 L. J. Wishart, c Rider, b C. G. Sm ith......... 27 E. Puckle, c Glanvill, b. C. G. Smith......... 42 G. Procter, c and b C. G. Smith................. 3 E. Jackson, c Glauvill b C G. Smith..........11 F. J. Finlinsoa, c Stubbs, b Gilligan 0 E. J. BridRer, not out 5 F. Webster, retired ... 1 Lb 1 ................. 1 Total ...137 4 th MATCH v. NORBURY.—Played at East Dulwich on July 13. N orbuey . P. F. Wilson b C. G. Smith ................. 5 M. C. Dahl, c Mason, b Brymer................. 3 H. C. Plummer, b Bry­ mer ........................51 C. H. M untain, c Mason, b Brymer ... 0 H. K. Whiting, lbw, b Goodall .................80 C. M. Champness, b C. G. Smith .......... 5 M. Reichart, c Mason, b C. G. Smith.......... 6 E. W. Tate, b C. G. Smith ................. 0 F. C. Dight, c Glanvill b C. G. Smith..........12 A. V. Straker, c and b Brymer ................. 0 N. Whitley, not out ... 4 Extras................. 8 Total ...124 Second innings.—P. F. Wilson, st Rider, b Glanvill 86; M. C. Dahl, c Mason, b Goodall, 17; H C. Plum­ mer, b Stubbs, 7; C. H. Mountain, b Stubbs, 20 ; M. Reichart, not out 72; N. Whitley, b Stubbs, 1; b L— Total (5 wkts) 204. B rixton W anderebs . F. P. Rider, c Dahl, b Wilson ................. 1 H E. Smith, b Wilson 35 H. Goodall, b Whiting 7 F. Odell, b Whitinp ... 8 E. A. Brymer, c Dahl, b Whiting................. 2 G. Stubbs, b Wilson ... 1 C. G. Smith, lbw, b Reichart .................30 R. J. Burlington, c Wilson, b Reichart... 1 H. Mason, c Dight, b Wilson .................24 J. W. E. Murray, not out ........................ 5 B. N. Glanvill, b W hiting................. 7 B 7, lb 5 ..........12 T otal..........128 5 th MATCH, v. SURREY CLUB & GROUND.— Played at East Dulwich on July 14. B rixton W anderers . H. E. Smith, b Rusliby 14 J Faulkner, b Rushby 23 Ii. J. Burlington, b Rushby .................21 E. T. Gale, c Stedman, b Kushby.................31 H. Goodall, bRushby... 26 E. C. Brymer, c Rudd, b Rushby.................58 C. G. Smith, b Gooder 0 G. Stubb, lbw, b Rudd 41 H. Ma*on, c Stedman, b Gooder ................81 F. Odell, not out ... 85 F. P. Rider, c Gooder, b Rushby................. 0 B 19, lb 7 ..........26 Total .301 S Gandy, b Brymer ... Goatly, c Faulkner, b C. G. Smith .......... Stedman, c Mason, b Goodall ................. Hon. S. N. Beresford, run out ................. S urrey C lub & G round . C. Scarf, b Brymer ... 78 Gooder, not out..........59 Blackbridge, not out... 14 B 32, lb 1 ..........83 43 Total (5 wkts) ...270 F. L. Hunt, V. Hollander, Rushby and Rudd did not bat. 6 th MATCH, v. SUTTON.—Played at East Dulwich on.July 15. B rixton W anderers . F. Odell, c Dagg, b Reiner ................. 13 H. E. Smith, b Roberts 33 R. J. Burlington, b Reiner ... .......... 0 F. P. Rider, b Bell ... 5 H. Goodall, lbw, b Bell 33 E. A. Brjmer, st Dagg, b Bell........................ 5 C. G. Smith, b Roberts 8 A. W. H. Rutty, c C. G. Smith, b Simmons ... 48 T.C.Stafford.bSimmons 26 Kev. T. P. K. Winlan, cTaylor, b C.G.Smith 30 C. C. Robert, c & b Simmons.................21 E. T. Gale, c Sloper, b Bell ........................ 9 L. M. Simmons, not out ........................86 H. Mason, c Bell, b Roberts ................. 1 O. Taylor, b Roberts... 8 B 20, lb 1 ..........21 Total ... 212 C. F. Reiner, c Taj lor, b Simmons .......... 4 G. H. Hadtield,not out 12 R. M. Bell, not out ... 28 Total ...164 A. R. Dagg, A. L. Sloper, G. R. Blades, F. H. Blades did not bat. V ANITY FAIR CARTOONS.—The complete set of Cricketers (23), framed in oak, to be sold, a bargai n ; no cards.—Cecil, 288, Mount Pleasant Road, Tottenham, N.