Cricket 1905

288 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J uly 20, 1905 LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK v. WHITGIFT WANDERERS—Played at Norbury on July 15. L. & W. B ank . C. A. Snell, b Turner F. W. Newcomb, lbw, b Smith .................11 R. S. A. Kerr, b Smith 17 S.Bowman,cScrivener, b Smith .................43 H.S.Baker.c Scrivener, b Smith .................57 Total (6wkts)*187 W . Bradbery, H. H. G. Wellbome, and H. O. Boys did not bat. * Innings declared closed. W hitgift W anderers . A. G. Gough, b Smith ................. 0 L. Pitt-Brook, not out ........................36 C. J. Bowman, not out 4 B 11, lb 6 ..........17 R. Betterson, run out 0 E. G. Turner, c P.- Brook, bC . J. Bow­ man ........................74 H. Newcomb, b Boys 3 W. G. Smith, c Boys, b Snell .................10 0. Biscoe, b S. Bow­ man ........................19 F. W. Scott, b O. J. B owm an.................20 Edridge did not bat. P. W. Scrivener, c and b S. Bowman 1 E. F. Chaney, b O. J. Bowman.................15 Benton, not out ... 1 A. Brodie, c Gough, b S. Bowman ... 24 B 13, lb 2 ..........15 Total (9 wkts) 182 LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (2) v. IBIS (2).—Played at Sydenham on July 15. L. & W. B ank (2.) II. E. Power, c Strud­ wick, b M ace..........14 R. S. Hartree, c & b Balfour ................. 5 G. Logan, c Roberts, b Dewey .................34 O. F. G. Wellborne, b Balfour .................17 S. G. Tyte, b Balfour 27 S. Bennett, b I&dds... 11 H. E. Muriel,st Strud­ wick, b Dewey ... 30 G. P. Rhodes, b Per­ kins ........................ 9 H. E. Coomber, st . Strudwick,b Dewey 9 A. Podmore, not out 9 B10, lb 4, nb 3. .. 17 Total (9 wkts.)*182 E aling (3). A.Bradbury,bWillson 26 H. Moule, c Nicholson, b Willson................. 5 P. B.Wheeler, c Chap­ man, b A. Anson ... 12 J. H. Chick, Ibw, b Merry.......................15 H. Burdett,c G.Anson, b A. Anson ........ 3 A. Macdonald, c & b Wilison ................. 4 W. Browse, c Horn­ castle, b Merry H. L. Swaby, c Ben­ nett, b W o o d ........ R. V. Finalay, c Will­ son, b G. Anson ... R. Herschell, not out L M. Whyte, not out B 4, wb 1 .......... Total (9 wkts)...99 LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (3) v. CROFTON —Played atNorbury, on July 10and 11. C rofton . N. Nazell, c Willson, b Wood ................. 20 C. Smethurst, b Coom­ ber ........................34 C. J. Laine, b Willson 25 G. N. Curtis, b Willson 4 A.E.Neyman,bWillson 0 W. D. Chamberlain, not out ................. 7 W. P. Catterson, not out ........................ 5 B 9, w 1 ..........10 Total (5 wkts.)*105 W .T . Sheppard, R. S. Lea, W. J. Jones and F. Stevenson did not bat. * Innings declared closed. C. J. Crossley did not bat. * Innings declared closed. I bis (2.) C. Roberts, b Power... 9 C. Warren, c Podmore, b Crossley ..........42 C. Bell, b Power.......... 0 H. Perkins, b Power... 4 E. Harris, b Power ... 0 G. S. Dewey, b Power 0 A. J. Mace, b Crossley 28 A. E. May, c Tyte, b Power ................. 2 A. Strudwick, c Har­ tree, b Power.......... A. Balfour, not out ... J. Ladds, c Tyte, b Crossley................. Byes ................. T ota l.......... LONDON & WESTMINSTER BANK (3) EALING (3).—Played at Norbury on July 15. L. & W. B ank (3). E. W. Bennett, b Bur- dett ........................31 G. J.Anson, bWheeler 6 A. Anson,b Burdett... 21 F. r, Sharpin, c Mac­ donald, b Chick ... 6 S. Wood, not out ... 88 11. C. Willson, c Her­ schell, b Chick ... 2 M. Nicholson, lbw, b Moule........................10 W.Horncastle,cWhyte b C h ic k .................. 5 C. H. Chapman, lbw, b Moule ....................20 T. C. Sampson, not out ......................... 4 B 7, lb 2 .......... 9 Total (8 wkts) *202 J. T. Merry did not bat. ' Innings declared closed. E. W. Bennett, lbw, b Stevenson................ 11 S. G. Tyte, c Chamber- lain, b Curtis......... 12 G. O. Anson, b Curtis 29 H. C. Willson, not out 7 L. & W. B ank (3.) II. E. Coomber, c Smethurst, b Ste­ venson ................. W. E. Smith, not out B 6, lb 2 ... ... NORTHAW PLACE v. INCOGNITI.-Played at Potters Bar on'July 12. I ngogniti . G. G. M. Bennett, lbw, b Howard Smith ... Capt. Higginbotham, c Tomkinson, b Howard Smith G. T. Branston, b Howard Smith P. Northcote, run out Major C. E. Greenway, b Howard Smith ... D. C. Lee, b Thorne... 15 E. C. Lee, c and b Howard Smith ... 31 G. M. G. Gillett, b Howard Smith ... 31 G. Zinn, b Hall......... 28 Townsend Shaw, not out ........................10 Capt.Harris,bFellowes 1 B 1, lb 1, wb 2, nb 5 9 Total .139 Second I n n in g s G . G. M. Bennett, b Fellowes, 22; P. Northcote, b Fellows, 16; E. C. Lee, c Thorne, b Fellowes, 28; Townsend Shaw, not out, 20; nb 2. Total (3 wkts) 88. N orthaw P lace . L. W.Compton, c Ben­ nett, b Northcote ... G. S. Tomkinson, b Branston................. Rev. F. Meyrick Jones, b Branston .......... D. J. Cassavetti, b Branston................. F. G. Thome, c and b Branston................. G. Howard Smith, c Greenway, b North­ cote ........................ 21 11 H. G. Marshall, b Branston................. A. F. G. Perkins, c D. C. Lee, b Branston G. Gilbert, b North­ cote ........................ G. Fellowes. ran out Rev. F. J. Hall, not out ........................ N b l ................. Total 0 60 Total (4 wkts.) 74 W. Horncastle, S. Wood. C. H. Chapman, G. Logan and T. C. Sampson did not bat. LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (3) v. BRIXTON WANDERERS (3). — Played at Norbury on July 8. L. & W. B. (3). KEN8INGTON PARK v. WIMBLEDON.—Played at Wimbledon on July 16. K ensington P ark . E. W. Bennett, lbw. b I.aine......................32 G. O. Anson, bRing 36 S. Wood, b Laine ... 6 C. H. Chapman, b E. Biggs .................. 8 H. E. Coomber, not out ..................... 31 A. Anson, b C. II. W. Biggs .................18 W. Horncastle, c and b Laine .................23 H. Hardingham. not out ........................22 B 6, lb 1 .......... 7 Total (6 wkts)*183 W. A. Reid, W. W. Woodhams, and T. C. Sampson did not bat. * Innings declared closed. B rixton W anderers (3). A. R. Whitley, c E. Preston, b Hard- Sampson,b A.Anson 7 j ingham ................. T. Murray, b Wood ... 10 |E.Ring, bG.O.Anson C. Laine, ht. wkt., b H. Thurston, b Hard- G. O. Anson ..........20 E. Bond, b Harding­ ham ........................23 E. Lewis, b Harding­ ham ........................ 0 E. Biggs, st Chap­ man, b G. O. Anson 0 ingham P. Thurston, b Hard­ ingham ................. C.H.W.Biggs,not out B 21, lb 1 .......... Total .......... E. H. Seaton, run out 40 J. G. Donaldson, b B. Morgan ................. 8 F. S. C. Hartopp, st J. Morgan, b Frost ... 0 C. A.. E. Greene, c J. Morgan, b Capper ... 87 F. W. Dilkc, b Capper 1 M. A. Nicholas, b E. Clapham ................. 0 A. Eddy, not out..........11 F. Halford, e Forde, b Capper ................. 0 W. G. Thompson, b E. Clapham .......... 2 W. S. Nicholas, b Cap­ per ........................ 2 A. W. Browne, c Chur­ chill, b E. Clapham 10 B 18, lb 7, w 2 ... 22 Total . ...183 Second innings.—J. G. Donaldson, not out. 80; F. S. ('. Hartopp, c Churchill, b McGrath, 14; F. W. Dilke, s J. Morgan, b Lomas, 28; M. A. Nicholas, b Lomas, 24; A. Eddy, b Forde, 17; F. Halford, b B. Morgan, 2; A. W. Browne, b Frost, 1; extras, 9.— Total (6 wkts) 120. W imbledon . J.Morgan, c Thompson, b Dilke ................. D. Clapham, b Dilke ... H. Lomas, b Thompson T. R. Frost, b Dilke ... E. L. Clapham, c Greene, b Dilke D. Forde, b Thompson H. Capper, not out ... E. S. Churchill, b Thompson................. 18 E. W. McGrath, t Thompson ... . C. H. Clapham, W. D. Nicholas, Thompson ... . B. Morgan, b Dilke . Extras ... . Total ... . 0 1 2 70 MIDLAND RAILWAY. 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