Cricket 1905

J u l y 27, 1905. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 303 SPALDING’S Rubber-Faced GAUNTLETS Used by all the leading Wicket-keepers of the day. ENGLAND’S CHIEF MARKET Fo r ATHLETIC GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION CRICKET , FOOTBALL , TENN IS , POLO , GOLF , BOXING , & C ., & C . Spalding’s Leg Guards. Superior White Chamois, 8 / - BRASS FERRIJLED SELECTED ASH S TUM P S From 4/6 per Best Material, Best Workmanship, and Fairest Prices are guaranteed in every branch of Sport. BEST BALL ru'-' 1 E ach 5 /6 Illustrated Catalogue, which gives all particulars. Sent F rbb upon request. EASY FITTING. SPALDING’S CRICKET - - BAGS of the Best Material at Lowest possible Prices. The “ COUNTY” Batting Slip. Best Q u a l i t y , Lowest Prices. Spalding's COUNTY SPECIAL Cricket Bat. 1 6 / 6 EACH. A Made with Three Rubbers in Handle. A . G . S P A L D IN G & B R O S ., 53,54, 55, FETTERLANE, LONDON, E.C. SOUTHGATE ADELAIDE v. BOWES PARK. Played at Southgate on July 15. B owbs P ark . P. E. Staoey. c Mal­ ham,b F.W.Canham 7 J. W. Dann, b Lowen 0 A. I. Samuels, b Mal­ ham ........................38 A. Ridgway, b Lowen 13 G. Hetherington, c Muller, b F. W. Canham .................28 L. W. Croft, c Muller, b Wale ................. 0 Total (8 wkts)*] 51 G. Trenchard did not bat. * Innings declared closed. S outhoath A delaide . W. F. Pilcher, not out ........................28 W. Ward, b F. W. Canham................. 1 C. Smith, c Muller, b Lowen ................. 0 A. L. Gardener, not out ........................10 Extras ..........26 Rev. R. D. Mertens, b Ward........................ C. F. Muller, b Pilcher F. II. H. Stokes, b Ward........................ G. W. Malham, lbw, b Ward ................. S. II. Elliot, b Pilcher F. W. Canham, b Ward........................ C. T. Wale, not out... 11 A. Myford, b Ward... 1 G. E. Canham, c Samuels, b Pilcher 7 A. Owen-Hyett, st Stacey, b Pilcher ... 2 E. F. Lowen, c Gardener, b Ward 1 Extras .......... 4 Total 40 HAMPSTEAD v. OXFORD UNIVERSITY AUTHENTICS.- Played at Hampstead on July 5. H ampstrad . G. G. Dumbelton, c & b Y ou nger.................20 H. S. Bompas. b More 7 F. W. Orr, c Olivier, b More ... .............. 1 G. Crosdale.c Walker, b More .................40 C. W. Alexander, c Younger,bCrawfurd 5 B.S.Foster.b Crawfurd 21 B.E.A.Manson,b More 36 L. A. Pavitt,b Clayton 4 R. A. Hill, c sub, b Crawfurd ..........26 T. S. Wbeater, b More 1 F. R. Spofforth not out ........................ 5 B 13, lb 1, nb 1... 15 Total ...181 O xford U niversity A utiibntios . F. G. H. Clayton, b Spofforth.................27 G.Marshall.bSpofforth 0 J. W. F. Crawfurd, b Spofforth.................20 J. I). Craig, c & b Manson ................. 1 R. E. More, c Foster, b Manson .................22 J.F.Robertson-Walker, c & b Manson.......... 0 A. J. Webbe, b Spof- . forth......................... 7 G. V. Goodliffe, c Orr, b Spofforth .......... 4 R. E. Olivier, b Man­ son ........................41 A.H.Kidd.b Spofforth 22 C.Y. Younger not out 16 B 5, lb4 ........... 9 Total 169 HAMPSTEAD v. FINCHLEY.—Played at Finchley on July 4. H ampstead . B. A. Everitt, c Green­ field, b Mallett R. G. Hebert, st Boiindy, b Mallett... T. M. Farmiloe, c Boiindy, b Day F. W. Bacon, c and b Hammond .......... E. W. Sutton, st Boundy, b Harri­ son, jun.................... J. C. Toller, b Mel- huish......................... 48 L. J. Marcus, c Mallett, b Day ... 12 G. F. Farmiloe, lbw, b Melhuish ..........15 R. J. Wriglit-Booth, b Melhuish ..........12 T. Gregory, c Green­ field, b Day .......... 3 C. V. Young, not out 1 B 12, nb 1..........16 Total ..180 F inchley . W. P. Harrison, jun., c and b Toller ...152 A. P. Day, b Bacon ... 4 G. W. Hammond, run out ........................ 0 W. M. Greenfield, c Farmiloe, b Hebert 81 Major Isaacke, b Bacon .................11 H. W. Melhuish, b Toller ................ 36, P. Boundy, c and b Farmiloe................. R. H. Mallett, not out W. G. Harris, c and b Toller ................. F. C. W. Barrett, lbw, b Toller ................. W. P. Harrison, not out ........................ B 29, b 1, w 1 ... HAMPSTEAD v. THE WANDERERS.- Played at Hampstead, on July 12. H ampstead . L. A. Pavitt, b Rose J. C. Toller, c Beldam, b Rose ................. 9 B. E. A. Manson, b R o se ........................ 0 T. M. Farmiloe, b Rose 0 W. R. Moon,b Damian 51 A. P. Dube, c Rose, b Jephson ................. 7 D. L. Gray, b Jephson 7 T he W anderers . G. D. Drayson, lbw, b Nightingale ......... 18 F.R.Spofforth ,cLang- dale, b Nightingale 5 T. S. Wheater, st Beh­ rend, b Nightingale 11 L. J. Marcus, not out 2 B 9, lb 3 ......... 12 Total , ..123 Total ...320 D. L. A. Jephson, Toller, b Spofforth 62 E. A. Beldam, b Far- m iloo........................58 S. Colman ,c Spofforth, b Wheater ..........14 F. L. Nightingale, b W heater.................11 H. M. Langdale, b Spofforth... ..........30 O. J. Damian, c Man­ son, b Spofforth ... 17 H. Morris, b Spofforth P. G Wodehouso, c Spofforth, b Manson N. Damian, c Manson, b Farmiloe ......... A. H. Behrend, c Moon, b Manson ... A L. Rose, not out ... B 8, lb 5 ... ... Total ......... ‘ COUNTY SPIKES. A ll Leading Cricketers are using sam e. P rice 6dm p er s e t o f 2 0 . For Wholesale Prices apply— W.fl. WOOF, Coanty Depot, Cheltenham M A h ? ?w B8^ t?o> T? F T8 of eTery desorption on SALE or HIRE. Marquees la good condition: 12ft ) 3ft., £3; 16ft. by 8ft., £4; 18ft. by 10ft £4 108.; 20ft. by 12ft., £5 ; 28ft. by 14ft., £7 ■ 30ft’ by 16ft., £8. New square tents : eft., £2 2s ’■ 8 ft" £4 10s„ withon ■centre pole. Bathing Tents’ from 12s. 6d. each. Lists free.—Bbown, Three Colt Street. Limebouee, E. ’