Cricket 1905

A ug . 10, 1905. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. 335 ENGLAND’S CHIEF MARKET Fo r ATHLETIC SPALDING’S Rubber-Faced GAUNTLETS Used by all the leading Wicket-keepers of the day. CRICKET , FOOTBALL , —. o— BRASS FERRULED SELECTED ASH S T UM P S From 4/6 per The BEST BALL Manufactured GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION TENN IS, POLO , GOLF , BOXING , & c ., &c. Spalding’s Leg Guards. Superior White Chamois, 8 7 - Best Material, Best Workmanship, and Fairest Prices are guaranteed in every branch of Sport. E ach 5 /6 Sent F reb upon request. EASY PITTING. SPALDING’S CRICKET - - BAGS o f the Best Material at Lowest possible Prices. The “ COUNTY” Batting Slip. Best Quality, Lowest Prices. Spalding's COONTY SPECIAL Cricke t Bat . 1 6 /6 EACH. ASdPrL,EvNe“;D Made with Three Rubbers in Handle. A . G . S P A L D I N Q & B R O S . , 53, M, 55, FETTER LANE, LONDON, E.C. WARWICKSHIRE v. WORCESTER­ SHIRE. Played at Birmingham on August 7, 8 and 9. Abandoned. Owing to heavy' rains there was no play in this match on Bank Holiday. On Tuesday, H. iv. Foster made 61 out of 96 in an hour and ten minutes, but no one else on the side could make anything of Hargreave and Santall. Warwickshire lost four wickets for 90, but Quaife and Lilley then came together and played out time, increasing the score by 186 in two haul’s and a half. Lilley was not out 119 and Quaife not out 78. Total, 276. Yesterday rain set in after luncheon and there was no more play. W ORCESTERSHIRE. Second.innings. First innings. H. K. Foster, c Baker, b Santall............................... 61 Bowley,cByrne,bHargreave 5 W. Hutchings, b Santall ... 15 R.E. Foster, c Byrne, b Har­ greave ..........* .................. 2 G. N. Foster, c Kinneir, b Hargreave........................ 5 Arnold, b Santall................. 8 Pearson, lbw, b Santall ... 0 Cuffe, c and b Hargreave ...J[0 G.Simpson-Hayward, c Lil­ ley, b Hargreave .......... 7 Keene, run out ................. 0 Ainley, not out ................. 3 Leg-byes ................. 2 notout.................60 b Hargreave ...^0 c Santall, b Har- _ greave .......... 4 cByrne.bCharles- worth ..........15 cLilley,bCharles­ worth .......... 4 Total .108 W arwickshire . Extras... Total 90 T. S. Fishwick, b Arnold ................. 6 Kinneir, lbw, b Keene 21 Devey, c R. E. Foster, b A rn old .................42 Quaife, not o u t ......... 101 Santall, lbw, b Keene 0 * Innings declared closed. Baker, Moorhouse, and Hargreave did not bat. Lilley, b Arnold........... 121 J. F. Byrne, b Arnold 6 Charlesworth, not out 4 Extras....................11 Total (6 wkts) *312 Hargreave Moorhouse Santall ... W orcestershire . First innings. O. M. R. W. 14.5 3 51 4 10 0 24 0 0 31 4 . Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 13 4 15 Charlesworth 6*1 Byrne.......... 1 30 5 32 0 2 13 2 0 8 0 Arnold Keene Cuffe W arwickshire . O. M. R. W . . 38 . 28 15 — - ....... O. M.R. W. 8 97 4 |Pearson ... 4 01 1 0 5 83 2 |R. Foster ' 14 3 49 0 2 49 0 I S.-nayward 4 0 12 0 LONDON AND COUNTY BANK v. TOWNLEY PARK.—Played at Norbury on July 29. L. & C. B ank . C.R.Trowell, b Blewitt 18 E.G. Gayfer, c Booker, b Blewitt.................12 C. W. Goddard, c and b Blewitt................. 2 J.A.Bienvenu.c Broad- hurst, b Oldham ... 25 P. W. Hubbard, b Blewitt ................. 4 E. F. Robinson, c Brownrigg, b Baker 5 T owni . f . y P ark . A. A. Feaver, not out 44 E. A. Tealby, c Old ham, b W allers ... 1 P. F. Allen, b Baker 23 C. W. Gibbs, b Baker 8 R. V. Brown, b Baker 1 B 15, lb 2..........17 Total 160 H. Booker, c Bien- venu, b Goddard ... 0 W. J. Oldham, c Allen, b Goddard ... 0 H. E. Saberton, c and b Goddard ........ 13 H. F. Blewitt, c Gayfer, b Robinson 23 W. J. Baker, c Brown, b Robinson ......... 3 M. G. Brownrigg, b G oddard................. 5 C. G. Broadhurst, c Feaver, b Bienvenu 5 F. Wallers, c and b Goddard................. 2 —. Duckett, not out 13 H. Buck, ... 4 —. Havden, not out... 1 Byes ... ..........13 Total (9 wkts) 82 LONDON AND COUNTYijBANK (2) v. LONDON JOINT STOCK KANK{ (2).—Played at Lowe Sydenham on July 25 and 26. L; & C. B ank (2). E. J. Stiff, c Thomp­ son, b M anly.......... 5 R. V. Brown, b Habart 6 H. G. White, lbw, b Habart ................. A. T. Brown, run out J. G. Sanderson, b Manly ................. G. Spalding, b Manly L. J. R. G. Bird, c Frost, b Musin ................. G. W. House, c Stiff, b Bourke ................. H. A. Scammell, c Bourke, b Frost ... A. Newnham, b A. T. Brown ................. M. P. Bourke, b Manly 0 G. Musin, b Manly .!. 19 P. Ford, b Manly ... 19 G. L. Frost, b Manly 3 H. A. Francis, not out 2 B 10,1b 1, w 1 ... 12 0 T ota l............69 0 S. B ank (2). H. W. Manly, not out 50 J. Habart, b Frost ... 14 L. Lilley, b Ford ... 15 0 Thomson, not out ... 5 B 9, lb 1, w 4 ... 14 Total (6 wkts) 177 EAST MOLESEY v. BRIXTON WANDERERS.- Played at East Molesey on August 2. E ast M olesey . R. S. Lucas, c Glanvill, H. L. Beardsley, b b Brymer .......... 79 Stubbs ... ... 25 E. E. Winter, b BryC. S. Desprez, lbw, b mer ........................ 0 Gilligan................. 34 P. Barker, c Glanvill, F.Stimson.b Gilligan 15 b Brymer................. 0 Reddick, b Smith ... 1 E. Stagg, b Brymer... 0 F. R. Brown, not out 0 G.E.Winter,bStubbs 43 Wide .......... 1 R. D. Lambert, b — Smith ................. 1 T ota l..........199 B rixton W anderers . Dr. Walker, c Brown, b Stagg ..................125. F. Odell, c Lucas, b A Stagg.........................1.65, G.\0. Forester, c sub, a b Lambert ..........^62. J.W.E.Murray,notout 12 C. G. Smith, c Barker, b Winter................. 4 W 18, lb 3,w 5, nb 1... 27 ♦Total (4 wkts)...295