Cricket 1905

306 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A ug . 3, 1905. teams sometimes ignore averages. Mc­ Leod played in three of the test matches against the M.C.C. Australian team, taking five wickets at an average of 35*40 and making 42 runs with a highest score of 18 and an average of seven. In the whole Australian season he made 240 runs in 12 innings, and took 13 wickets at an average of 24. In last season’s Australian cricket he made 172 runs with an average of 24*57 for seven completed innings, and was seventh in Victorian averages and eighteenth in those of all Australia. In bowling he took ten wickets at an average cost of 35*60, being sixth in the Victorian averages and sixteenth in those of all Australia. W . A. B ettes w o r t h . LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK v. KENT HOUSE PARK.—Played at Kent House on July 15. L ondon J o in t S tock Bank. J. R. Williams, b W. Pullen .................11 V. G. Reading, b W. Pullen ................. 1 F. M. Randall, c Hem- bridge, b Pullen ... 21 H. Lloyd, b Pullen ... 0 A. M. Hughes, c and b Withers .................14 A. Morris, not out ... 14 C. Browne, b Pullen G.W .House, bWithers H. W. Scaimnell, b Withers ................. H. Woeger, c Hem- bridge.b Withers... O. Morris, b Pullen... B 26,1b 1, nb 1... Total ..108 K ent H ouse P ark . E. Watts, c Hughes, b Browne ................. J.Withers, b Williams C. Hembridge, b Wil­ liams ........................ H. Orenden, c House, b Browne................. C. Pullen, b Browne... H. Blake, b Williams W. Pullen, c House, b Browne .......... E. Pullen, not out C. Mardes.b Williams H. Tiffin, b Williams J. Wilson, run out B 4, lb 1 ... Total ... MARLBOROUGH BLUES v. Played at Surbiton on July 22. M areborough B lues . SURBITON.— G. Cobb, c Forsythe, b Sherriff................. 0 R. A. Beer, b Baird ... 22 H. Bowring, c Baird, b Sherriff ................. 9 B. Sabelli, b Sherriff 0 M. Weeks, not out ... 2 Byes .................10 C. H. M. Thring, b Sherriff .................30 W.H. Lindsay,b Clay­ ton ........................13 A.M. Horsfall, c Baird, b Clayton................. 9 E.C.Galloway, c Baird, b Sherriff.................15 A.M’G. Black, c Fiske, b Sherriff................. 0 J.H.Baines.cForsythe, b Baird ................. 2 Second in n in g s E . C. Galloway, not out, 24; A. M’G. Black, c Baird, b Scarf, 5 ; J. H. Baines, not out, 10; H. Bowring, c Andrew, b Bowring, 16; B 4, lb 1, w 1.—Total (two wickets) 61. S urbiton . Total ..112 T.Bowring.candbBeer 90 E.An drew, st Lindsay, b B aines.................29 Capt.Baird,cBowring, b Baines ................. 0 C.Scarf.c and b Baines 12 W. B. Windeler, c Weeks, b Black ... 91 F. Forsythe, c Sabelli, b Black ................. 9 W.J.Clayton, cWeeks, b Bowring ..........12 W. Fiske, c Beer, b Black .................21 T.S.Spurling,cBaines, b Black ................. 0 C. B. French, b Hors­ fall ........................ 7 H. Sherriff, not o u t... 4 B 6, lb 5, w 2 ...13 Total ..288 FACT, FUN AND F ICT ION .* This little book contains something for everybody. It includes anecdotes, cricket stories, some of which are taken from Cricket of several years ago, discussions, and some verses. There are articles on “ The Test Matches,” “ Australian Giants of the Game,” “ Gentlemen v. Players,” “ Big Hits and Big Hitters,” County Cricket, and Hints to Young Players ; a'so some cricket curiosities. * Coverpoint’s Cricket Annual. By the author of “ The Historv of the Test Matches.” London: R. A. Everett and‘Co., 42, Essex Street, Strand. 6d. nett. GATTON PARK REIGATFJ H ILL-Played at Gatton Park on^July 15. R ei ate H ill . G. H. Rowe, c Pringle, b Evans ........................................... 14 A. C. Collier, c Dubs, b Sadler ...........................................28 H.S.Barkworth.cWeb- ber, b Pringle.................................... 56 T. II. G. Welch, b Pringle ........................................... 10 B. Dent, c Webber, b Greenfield ....................................52 R. Cosmo Bonsor, b Pringle ......................................... 0 Second innings: 43 for four wickets. G atton P ark . O. L. Crickmay, b Pringle ................. 0 D’Arcy Hutton, b Pringle ................. 6 C. L. Rudd, b Evans... 8 H S Maundrell, c Langton, b Evans 11 C Jackson, not out... 11 Extras ......... 37 Total ..233 T. B. C. Piggott,bHut- ton ... .................29 O.F.Sadler, c Jackson, b Dent .................22 H. C. Greenfield, b Jackson .................33 R. S.Pringle, b Hutton 10 D. M. Evans, c Rowe, b Hutton .................56 H. Webber, b Bonsor 17 R.D. Lambert, b Rowe E. Dubs, b Dent J.Colman,jun., b Dent E. Rosher, b Hutton S. J. Langton, not out Extras................. Total ...207 MR. W. E. HARRISON’S XI. v. INCOGNITI.- —Played at Lichfield on July 28 and 29. M r . W. E. H arrison ’ s XI. R. G. Tomlinson, . Moody, b Russell ... 37 W.E.Harrison,c Airey, b Field .................176 B.D.Bannon, b Locker 6 L.W.Spooner.bLocker 12 R.O.Crawford,b Moody 4 J. C. Hartley, c Airey, b Field ................. 2 J. M. Quintin, c Airey, b Field ................. 4 I noogniti . First innings. Capt. Armes, c Parkin, b Hartley ........................ 7 Capt. R. B. Airey, c Quintin, b Hartley .......... ........ 1 P. Collins, b Quintin......... 40 Capt Locker, c & b Quintin 47 Capt. T. A. Andrews, b Quintin ........................20 A. E. Bankshead-Brown, b Hartley ........................ 2 W. Williams, c Crawford, b Quintin ........................ 9 G. W. Field, not o u t ..........30 Capt. Moody, c Bannon, b Hartley ........................ 0 P. Caldwell, c Mullins, b Quintin ........................ 0 Sir W. Russell, ht wkt, b Quintin ........................ B 7, lb 4, w 1 ..........12 J.E.S. Holden, b Field 28 A.F.Mullins, c Collins, b Field ................. 0 J. S. Gardner, not out 6 T. W. Parkin, c Airey, b Field ................. 0 B 1, lb 1 .......... 2 Total ..277 Second innings, st Parkin, b Hart­ ley ................. 0 c Crawford, b Hartley ..........10 run out .......... 3 cParkin,bHartley 20 b Mullins .......... 0 c Harrison, b Hartley .......... 0 c Mullins, b Hart­ ley ................. 0 b Mullins .......... 5 not out................. 1 c Gardner, b Hartley .......... 4 8 b Hartley .......... 0 Total ..........176 Total ..........43 NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK v. LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK.—Played at Lower Syden­ ham on July 29. N. P. B ank . E. W. Armstrong, W illiams......... . A. Harrison, lbw, W illiams.............. A. King, run out C. J. E. Jones, not out I J. W. Richards, b Wil­ liams ........................ 1 A.C. Purnell, b Morris 4 21 II. E. Moore, not out 43 28 Extras................. 9 Total (5 wkts)* 199 J. Price, 0. H. Hughes, H. L. Stephenson, and G. A. Cosser did not bat. *Innings declared closed. L. J. S. B ank . R. B. Bird, b Jones P. J. Reading, c _ K in g........................ F. M. Randall, lbw, b Harrison................. 27 T. R. F. Williams, not out ........................ 7 W. J. Cripps, c Jones, b Cosser.................10 Extras................. 2 Total (4 wkts) 57 A. M. Hughes, G. Eliott Lockhart, H. A. Tnomicroft, A. Morris, J. S. Lloyd and H. Weger did not bat. SOUTHGATE ADELAIDE v. AMHERST.—Played at Southgate on July 29. T.S.Locking.bCanham 3 P. H. Elsey, lbw, b Lowen ... ... 6 H. W. Allison, b Can­ ham ........................ 5 D. Cory, c Woolard, b Lowen .................19 E. J. Freemantie, b W a le ......................14 C.E.Beedel, b Canham 16 A mherst . G.IIolbrow,c Malham, h W a I pi J. Coster, b Waie W. Holbrow, not out E. F. Brandon, bWale A.H. Ayres, b Canham Extras................. Total 2 17 1 1 11 ..118 Rev. R. D, Mertens, b Beedel 3 C.T.Wale.bFreemantle,5 F.H.H.Stokes,bBeedel 19 C. F. Muller, b Beedel 5 G.W. Malham, not out 75 S outhgate A delaide . S.H. Elliott, c G. Hol- borow, b Allison ... 7 A. Myford, not out ... 15 Extras.................18 Total (5 wkts) 147 F. W. Canham. A. Woolard, E. F. Lowen and B. Snow did not bat. GRANVILLE “ A ” v. BLACKHEATH SCHOOL. —Played at Manor Way, Blackheath, on July 29. G ranville “ A.” A. O. Pettmann, Osman, b Dixon ... 3 A. C. Taylor, c Nichols b Lea........................38 P. C. Wood, b Lea ... 19 A. L. Ryder, c Osman, b Lea........................ 0 A. C. Rodwell, c and b Nicholls .................12 F. L. Gard, lbw, b Lea 11 V. E. Thomson, b Lea 0 H. A. Levinson, not out ........................ 9 W. L. Roberts, run out ........................ 2 L. H. Le May. run out 0 H. Roselli, b Dixon ... 0 Extras................. 5 Total 99 A. F. Henderson, b Rodwell .................47 A. G. Osman, b Rod- well ........................ 1 K. Dixon, c and b Rodwell .................34 G. F. Satow, not out...104 C. H. Lea, run out ... 0 V. S. Browne, c and b Le May .................20 S. Godley, c Thomson b Gard ................. 6 B lackheath S chool . C. H. Henderson, b Gard........................ 0 C. T. Brockelbank, lbw, b Gard ......... 0 D. D. Smith, c Ryder, b Gard ................. 0 F. C. Nichols, run out 1 Extras.................21 Total ...234 GRANVILLE “ A ” v. FINCHLEY (2).—Played at Finchley on July 29. G ranville “ A .” E. T. Gale, b Fennell H. P. Weber, c Staf­ ford, b Sayers..........91 G. Helder, b Stafford 29 F. E. Thomson, b Gillett .................10 S. C. Burnett, lbw, b Gillett ................. 9 E. M. Moss.b Sayers... 9 C. O. Kenyon, b Gillett 8 S. A. Walker, c Har­ ris, b Gillett ......... 33 H.W. Gill, b Gillett... 0 J. A. Johnston, c Harris, b Bishop ... 4 M. D. Browne, not out ........................13 Extras ......... 12 Total......... 227 F inchley (2). W. Sayer, b Walker. . R. V. Turnham, c Gill, b Kenyon ......... R.W. Stafford, not out F. C. W. Barrett, not out ........................ Extras .......... Total (8 wkts) 139 W G. Harris, c and b Helder .................62 J. Stevens, c Thomson, b Walker................. 6 F. A. Bishop, c Helder, b Gale....................... 20 F. Stephenson, b Wal­ ker ........................ 0 A. S. Gillett, run out... 7 W. W. Fennell, c Hel-* der,b Walker.......... 4 H. Lavington did not bat. STREATHAM v. BECKENHAM. — Played at Beckenham on July 29. B eckenham . O. O. Cooper, c and b Feeny........................55 H. Z. Baker, c and b Morgan .................20 K. D. Leslie, c Miller, b Phillipps ..........31 F. D. B r o w n e , b Phillipps................. 5 H. B. Vincent, c Mor­ gan. b F eeny..........11 C. W. MeAndrew, c Adams b Morgan ... 33 S treatham . P. C. Baker, lbw, b Phillipps................. 1 J. H. Todd, c Cross, b Morgan .................62 A. R. Colyer, not out 20 W. A. Powell, b Mor­ gan ... ................. 0 W . B. Baker, c Kerr, b Miller ................. 8 B 9, lb 6 ..........15 Total .261 N. Miller, c Powell, b W. B. Baker..........67 H. S. Barkworth, b H. Z. Baker ..........40 C. L. Morgan, b H. Z. Baker........................ 3 H. T. Cross, c Browne, •b W. B. Baker ... 50 J. L. Phillipps, run out ........................18 Rev. H. F. S. Adams, b H. Z. Baker.......... 0 D. O. Kerr, b W. B. Baker ................. 7 H. M. Leaf, st P. C. Baker, b H.Z. Baker 13 B. Dent, b H. Z. Baker 15 V. Feeny, not out ... 1 F. Adams, b H. Z. Baker ................. 0 B 10, lb 3 ......... 13 T otal......... 227 The Editor regrets that the pressure of scores during the summer only allows him to guarantee insertion of scores of clubs arranging for publication of all their matches. A charge of Is. a match, with a minimum of 21s., is made for the insertion of scores. Odd scores are inserted at 2s. each if space permits. Scores must reach “ Cricket” Offices, 168, Upper Thames Street, E.O.,by first post on Tuesday follow­ ing the match.