Cricket 1905

326 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OE THE GAME. Aug. 10, 1905 NOTTS v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Played at Nottingham on August 3, 4 and 5. Abandoned. There was no play in this match on the first day on account of rain. On Friday the bowlers had much the best of affairs, and the only batsman who greatly distinguished himself during the day was Iremonger, who made 83 for Notts out of 148 in two hours and a half by really fine cricket. His partner­ ship with G. Gunn produced 69 runs. Dennett bowled well. Gloucestershire had to bat for half an hour before stumps were drawn, making 25 runs and losing Wrathall and Langdon. Rain fell so heavily on Saturday that no play could take place. N otts . Payton, not out.......... Pennington, c and b Dennett ................. Oates, c Board, b Dennett.................... Hallam, c Board, b Dennett ................. B 3, lb 4 .......... A. O. Jones, c Barnett, 16 b Dennett.................19 Iremonger, c Jessop, b Dennett.................83 Gunn (G.), c Wrathall, b Mills .................26 Gunn(J.Ubw,b Brown 12 Hardstaff, b Dennett... 1 Day, c and b Dennett 17 R. E. Hemingway, b Total ............195 Brown .................11 G loucestershire . E. Barnett, not out........................ 8 Wrathall, c Oates, b J. Gunn ... 5 Langdon, b Pennington .......... 9 Lb 2, w 1 ..................... •.. .*.•.• 3 Total (2 wkts) ..........25 W . S. Brown, G. L. Jessop, M. Townsend, L. D. Brownlee, Board, Mills, Dennett, and Hill did not bat. N otts . O. M. R. W. Dennett ... 39 15 66 7 I Brown Mills.......... 12 3 39 1 Hill... Jessop ... 13 3 30 0 1 G loucestershire . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Pennington 5.1 1 11 1 |Gunn (J) 5 2 11 1 Pennington bowled one wide. O. M. R. W. . 23 7 46 2 . 3 0 7 0 QUERNMORE SCHOOL v. BROMLEY POLICE.— Played at Quernmore on July 25. B romley P olice . 11 Hendrey, b Lewis ... B. Ware, c Marriott, b Lewis........................ Bridger, b Knowles... Royston, c Gledhill, b Lewis........................ Langham, lbw, b K now les................. Eastwood,b Ashton... Boucher, c Maile, b Ashton ................. 32 32 Cox, b Knowles... Slade, c Lopez, Maile................. Carpenter, not out Porter, b Maile ... Extras.......... Total .. 2 .. 0 .. 0 .. 4 .111 Q uernmore S chool . A.M.Lewis, b Hendrey 35 L. Knowles,run out... 21 W. L. Harvey, b Bou­ cher ........................16 W. C. D. Maile, c & b Boucher .......... 9 B. C. Ashton, not out 12 E. l^opez, R. Gledhill, T. Marriott and I). Y. Whittingham did not bat. F. S. Jasper, b Lang­ ham ........................ 0 G. Mallett, not out ... 3 Extras................. 9 Total (5 wkts) 105 QUERNMORE SCHOOL v. OLD QUERNMO- R1ANS.—Played at Quernmore on July 26. O ld Q uernmorians . T. H. Edey, c Maile, b Whittingham......... 71 R.H.Eckford,b Ashton 23 S. A. Tucker, c Harvey, b A shton................. 0 F. P. Klinkhardt, b Knowles .................25 H. R. M. Groves, c Lopez, b Ashton .. 23 D. M. Lewis, b Maile 18 Total ..........210 A.T.Harvey, c Mallett, b A shton................. 0 H. J. Green, b Maile 4 F.E.Strudwicknotout 13 A. C. Jepson, c Mallett, b Maile ... 14 F. H. Edey, b Lewis 0 Extras ..........19 Q uernmore S chool . S. Knowles, b Tucker A. M. 1^ewis, c F. Edey, b T. Edey................. W.L.Harvoy, b Tucker W. C. D. Maile, b Tucker ... :........ B. C. Ashton, c Green, b T ucker................. F. S. Jasper, b Tucker 16 G. Mallett, b T. Edey 4 26 E. Lopez, b Tucker... 0 R. S. Gledhill, b T. Edey........................ 0 T F. Marriott, not out ........................ 0 D. J. Whittingham, b T. Edey .......... 0 Extras ..........15 Total ...122 BRIXTON WANDERERS (2) v. HAMPTON W ICK (2).—Played at East Dulwich on July 29. H am pton W ic k (2). C. M. Discombe, b A. E. Miles, c Murray, b Benge ................. 1 P. Daws, c Whyte, b Harbert .................18 H. Hughes, b Russell 39 C. F. King, b Russell 21 A. S. Tugwell, c Hogg, b Russell................. 59 R. T. Bull, c Glanvill, b Russell.................16 Russell R. Sheldrich, b Benge D. G. Gavey, run out J. F. Fitzgerald, c Phillips, b Russell A. E. Holland, not out B 1, lb 6, nb 1 ... Total ..179 B rixton W anderers (2). A. J. Whyte, c Gavey, b Holland................ 66 J. W. E. Murray, c Bull, b Hughes ... 7 W. A. Mitchell, ran out 22 C. Hogg, c Tugwell, b Hughes .................48 A.V.Russell, b Hughes 1 A. Harbert, c Fitz­ gerald, b Hughes ... 5 W. J. Benge did not bat. C. W. Phillips, b Holland ................. C. J. Laine, not out... S. Thurston, not out B. A. Glanvill, b H olland................. B 7, lb 2 .......... Total (8 wkts.) 185 THE LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (2) v. IVANHOE.—Played at Dulwich on July 29. L. & W. B a n k (2). H. E. Power, b S. Champion ..........19 S.G.Tyte, b Champion 33 G.Logan, c Mackenzie, b Evans .................21 8. Bennett, run out ... 28 L.Pitt-Brook, cWillon, b S. Champion ... 24 G. P. Rhodes, b Evans 3 W. E. Smith, c Clark, b Sharpe................. 5 R. N. Davis, c Evans, b Sharpe................. 1 A. Podmore, b Sharpe 37 F. Ralls, not out ... 8 B 8, lb 3 ..........11 Total (9 wkts.)*190 R. G. Kerr did not bat. * Innings declared closed. I vanhoe . W. Willon, c Rhodes, II. S. Champion, b b Kerr ................. 0 K err........................ 15 F. Sharpe, run out ... C. T. Taylor, b Kerr... 0 H. Clark, not out 48 16 E. H. Aides, b Ix)gan 0 A. Mackenzie,c Smith, F. Clark, b Logan ... 0 b Power ................. 17 E.B.Christian, notout 5 L. Evans, b Power ... 0 Lb 6, w 1, nb I 8 C. M. Champion, b — Power ................. 10 Total (9 wkts.)119 THE M.C.C. TEAM IN AMERICA . THE FIRST MATCH AGAINST GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA. ( f i r s t o f t h e t o u r .) Played on the Manheim Ground on July 22 and 24. M.C.C. won by seven wickets. This match began on a Saturday, and the Phila­ delphia team batted first on a good wicket, but when four wickets were down for 86 a heavy storm caused the game to be abandoned for the day. On the Monday the home team could do little on a sticky wicket against the bowling of Hunter. The M.C.O. had a lead of 73 on the first innings, thanks chiefly to a finely hit 54 by Hopley, and good scores by Moon and Godsell. The Philadelphians never re­ covered from their bad commencement and were easily beaten. G entlemen of P hiladelphia . Second innings. 0 st Payne, b Mc­ Donell ..........18 1 candb McDonell 42 c Henley, b Mc­ Donell .......... 3 First innings. J. B. King, lbw, b McDonell F. S. White, b McDonell ... N. Z. Graves, c Payne, b Henley............................... J. A. Lester, c Payne, b Hunter............................... P. N. Leroy, b Henley C. C. Morris, c Napier, b Hunter............................... T. C. Jordan, not out.......... P. H. Clark, b Hunter E. M. Cregar, b Hunter ... W. N. Morice, c Henley, b McDonell ..................... . W. P. O’Neill, c McDonell, b Hunter ........................ Extras........................ 21 c Wyld, b Hunter 23 b Henley ..........15 b Napier ..........28 b Henley .......... 0 c and b Napier... 7 c Hopley,bNapier 0 5 lbw, b McDonell 2 I- Total.. .108 not out.......... Extras... Total.. ..155 M.C.C. First innings. Second innings. C. H. Eyre, b King .......... 0 L. J. Moon, c O’Neill, b Lester...............................44 c Clark, b Morice 32 H.J. Wyld, c Lester, b King 0 c King, b Clark 9 R. T. Godsell, c Cregar, b Clark ...............................30 b Clark ......... 1 E. W. Mann, c King, b Lester...............................12 notout.................13 M. W. Payne, c Clark, b King ...............................10 notout............... 22 F. J. V. Hopley, not out ... 54 H. C. McDonell, c Graves, b King ...............................11 K. O. Hunter, b Clark ... 0 F .A .H . Henley, b Clark... 1 G. G. Napier, c and b Clark4 Extras........................15 Extras............ 6 Total .................181 Total (3 wkts) 83 G entlemen of P hiladelphia . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Napier ......... 7 2 16 0 .. ... 18.1 4 31 3 McDonell ... 18 10 33 3 .. ... 17 2 46 4 Henley ......... 4 0 23 2 .. ... 11 5 29 2 Hunter ......... 8.1 3 21 5 .. ... 8 4 20 1 Hoplev ... ... 4 2 13 0 M.C.C. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. King ......... 20 5 64 4 ... ... 5.4 2 20 0 Clark ......... 22.2 11 35 4 ... ... 9 0 26 2 O’Neill ......... 9 2 16 0 ... Cregar ......... 1 0 2 0 ... 5 0 14 0 Lester ......... 19 5 49 2 ... Morice ... !'.! 9 2 17 1 THE MATCH AGAINST XVIII. COLTS. ( second of t h e t o u r .) Played at Wissahickon Heights, Philadelphia, on July 26 and 27. Drawn. XVIII. C o lts . W. F. Keenan, jun., c Hunter, b Napier ... 1 C.M.Graham.b Hunter 51 H.H.Morris.c & b Burn 0 A. G. Hare, b Henley... 8 H. II. Doughton, b Napier .................10 T.R.Vetterlein,cPayne, b Hunter................. 6 N. P. Newhall, c and b Hunter ................. 8 L. Lee, c McDonell, b B u rn ........................16 C. B. Dixon, c Hopley, b Henley ......... ... 12 L. D. Godley, c Eyre, b Napier .................12 M.C.O. First innings. II. J. Wyld, b Potts .......... 0 C. H. Eyre, b Potts .......... 5 M.AV.Payne, c &bVetterlein 1 K. O. Hunter, b Potts ... 28 E. W. Mann, c Vetterlein, b Priestman........................49 F. J. V. Hopley, b Priestman 1 A.G.Priestman.c Hen­ ley, b Napier..........32 A. N. Goodfellow, c Burn, b Napier ... 28 S. H. Hart, lbw, b McDonell................. 4 H.Furness,bMcDonell 3 T. W. Potts, c Hopley, b Napier................. 5 C. H. Winter, b Mc­ Donell ................. T. E. McFerren, b Mc­ Donell ................. S. Young, not out 0 B 12, lb 3, w l,nb 2 18 Total ...224 Second innings, c Hare, b Priest­ man .................29 b Vetterlein ... 7 c W inter.bPriest- H. C. McDonell, b Lee ... 1 V. A. S. Stow, not out.......... 16 F. A. H. Henley, lbw, b Lee 0 R. C. W. Burn, c Dixon, b Priestman........................ 1 G. G. JsTapier, c Doughton, b Priestman ................. 0 B 5,1b 7, w 1, nb 1 ... 14 man . b McFerren not out c Priestman, Potts.......... notout b L e e .......... 21 6 B 8, 10 Total ...116 Total (6 wkts) 110 THE MATCH AGAINST NEW YORK. ( f o u t h o f t h e t o u r .) Played at Staten Island on August 4 and 5. M.C.C. won by 50 runs. The only details which have reached us are that in the second innings the M.C.O. made 146, and New York 95. THE MATCH AGAINST TORONTO. ( f i f t h o f t h e t o u r .) Commenced at Toronto on August 7. The M.C.O. won the toss and made 342, the chief scorers being Wyld 75, McDonell 62, Napier 47, Henley 46, and Godsell 43. When stumps wero drawn Toronto had made 70 for seven wickets. McDonell took live of these for 37 runs. Theinnings ended on Tuesday for 102. The M.C.O. went in again and made 301, llenley 92 not out, Eyre 66, und ■ Mann52» . ................. - - ..........