Cricket 1905

374 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A ug . 31, 1905 lie and Hayes were undefeated when stumps were drawn. Ha.ves was in his very best and most attractiveform, and hit twenty4’s inhis innings of 152. W ORCESTERSHIRE. 44 W. B. Burns, c Dal­ meny, b Hayes Burrows, c Holland, b Lees...................... Wilson, c Holland, b Crawford................ Ainley, not out......... B 5, lb 2 ......... Total .........J Bowley, b Lees......... Pearson, c Strudwick. b Smith ............... 95 H. K. Foster, b Smith 9 R. E. Foster, b Craw­ ford ...................... 45 Arnold, c Strudwick, b Smith ............... 36 Cuffe, c Nice, b Lees 66 Wheldon, b Lees ... 3 S u r r e y . First innings. Holland, b Arnold ......16 run out Hobbs, b Arnold.............. 3 Hayes, c R. E. Foster, b Arnold..........................11 notout... Baker, c R. E. Foster, b Cuffe ..........................50 b Wilson J. E. Raphael, b Cuffe ... 29 J. N. Crawford, b Wilson... 42 Lord Dalmeny, c Bowley, b Cuffe ............................. Nice, c Arnold, b Cuffe ... Lees, b Cuffe...................... Smith, not out ............... Strudwick, lbw, b Wilson B 3, lb 2 ............... Second innings. ... 89 ...152 not out.. 32 B 13, lb 2, w 1 16 Total ..170 Total (2 wkts) 293 W o r c e ste r sh ir e . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Lees... ... 41.4 5 120 4 1Crawford.. 21 1 69 2 Nice... ... 13 3 37 0 Hayes 10 0 34 1 S m ith ... 35 8 100 3 | S u r r e y . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Arnold ... 34 8 81 3 ........ 11 3 .‘51 0 Wilson ... 19.2 3 51 2 ........ 12 0 43 1 Cuffe . ... 15 2 33 5 ........ 13 1 58 0 Burrows........ 9 0 36 0 Pearson........ 10 3 20 0 R. E. Foster.. 15 2 64 0 Bums ........ 5 0 35 0 R. E. Foster bowled one wide. ENFIELD v. HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY.—Played at Enfield, on Wednesday, August 23. H.A.C. H. J. Sharpe, b Leg­ gatt .....................94 W. J. Chattell, b J. C. Ford......................125 W. E. Waigh, c Toms, b Leggatt................ 0 J. F. C. Snooker, c Scott, b J. C. Ford 15 H. A. Milton, c & b Scott....................... 8 R. Q. Bamber, b Scott 2 * Innings declared closed. J.D. H. Watts did not bat. S. Kimbell, not out... 16 M. T. Engman, c Gomm, b H.Ford... 22 J. Collins, b Leggatt 0 H. J. Bonser, st Ford, b H. Ford ......... 5 Extras............... 25 Total (9 wkts.)*312 J. C. Ford, b Sharpe 0 J. Douglas, notout ... 55 H. Scott, c Kimbell, b Bonsor ................21 Chambers, b Sharpe 0 H. Ford, c &b Chattell 17 E n f ie l d . J. Gomm, run out ... 0 J. Drage, b Collins ... 17 W. Savage, not out... 10 Extras ... ... 22 Total (6 wkts.)142 T. Eaclius, H. L. Toms and L. M. Leggatt did not bat. MARLBOROUGH BLUES v. BROADSTAIRS VISITORS.—Played at Ramsgate on August 24. M a r lbo ro u g h B l u e s . R.B.Wileman,bMabey 8 L.C.W. Thring, c sub., b 'I'lirale ... .........10 T. C. G. Sandford, c Geddes,b Kellick...l26 R. F. C. de Winton, c Mabey, b Thrale ... 10 F. S. Lewis, b Geddes 96 O.H.M.Thring, notout 19 J.C.Harvey.b Drayson 4 B. M. Kitson, not out 10 Extras................32 Total (6 wkts)*315 H. J. Goodwin, M. O. Lewis and W. H. Lindsay did not bat. * Innings declared closed. B ro ad stair s V isit o r s . R. Bettson, b Harvey.. 4 J.S.Killick,c Harvey,b F. S. Lewis .........31 R. T. Lathom, c Good- win,b Harvey......... 0 D.R.Geddes, b Harvey 12 C. D. Drayson, b F. S. Lewis......................15 C. 1. Mabey, run out... 1 D.Maclean,bF.S.Lewis 2 P.R.Thrale, c Kitson,b Harvey ............... 1 E. H. Godsland, b Har­ vey ...................... 11 F. Kitclieng, not out... 13 G. M. Gullick, b Wile­ man ...................... 18 Extras................20 Total ...128 MIDDLESEX v. LANCASHIRE. Played at Old Trafford on August 24, 25, and 26. Abandoned. On a bad wicket Middlesex gave a most disap­ pointing display on the first day of this match. Not that there was anything remarkable in making a total of only 159, for runs were very difficult to obtain, but the batting was tame to a degree, and not in the least after the style which is usually shown by the team. Tarrant and C. M. Wells each remained at thewickets foran hour and ten minutes, the former for ten runs, the latter for eighteen, and as both Macgregor and Douglas were batting for twenty minutes before they opened their score, and did not hasten afterwards, it may easily be imagined that the spectators were not excited. Lancashire did not do very well when their turn came, for when slumps were drawn their total was 77 for four wickets, the first two men, Spooner and Sharp, falling for 6 runs. At the end of the day Garnett played well, and was not out 26, while Maclaren was not out 6. On Friday Maclaren played a great game, and when he was dismissed he had made 72 runs in two hours and a quarter, show­ ing wonderful skill on a very difficult wicket. Bosanquet bowled fast and met with some success, Maclaren being one of his three victims. Middle­ sex had to go in against a balance of 32, and the runs were hit off before the lirst wicket fell, Douglas and Warner putting up 51 before the latter was out for 31. Tarrant was soon disposed of, but any hopes which Lancashire may have had of disposing of the side for a small score were dismissed by Douglas and Bosanquet, who increased the total from 58 for two wickets to 132 before heavy rain fell and stopped play for the day, Middlesex being 100 runs ahead, with eight wickets in hand, a very satisfactory position. On Saturday it was impos­ sible to play owing to continued rain. M id d le sex . First innings. P. F. Warner, b Huddle­ ston ............................ 23 J. Douglas, b Cook .........19 Tarrant, c Cook, b Brearley 10 B. J. T. c Mac- Second innings, c S pooner, b Huddleston ... 31 notout............... 61 c and b Huddle­ ston ............... 4 laren, b Kermode .19 notout.. C. M. Wells, c Findlay, b Brearley ...................18 C. Palmer, run out ....... 8 Trott, b Brearley............. 5 G. MacGregor, b Huddle­ ston ..........................22 A. R. Littlejohn,b Kermode 13 Hearne (J. T.), not out ... 9 Mignon, c Cook, b Hud­ dleston ..................... 1 Byes ...................12 30 B 4, lb 1, nb 1 6 Total .........159 Total (2 wkts) 132 L a n c a sh ir e . R. H. Spooner, st Mac­ Gregor, b Wells ... 2 Sharp, c Trott, b Tar­ rant ...................... 0 Tyldesley, b Wells ... 17 L. O. S. Poidevin, b Wells ...............18 H. G. Gamett, b Wells 31 A. C. Maclaren, b Bosanquet .........72 M id d le sex . Cook, st MacGregor, b Tarrant............... 0 Huddleston, b Bosan­ quet ......................22 W. Findlay, b Hearne 17 Kermode,b Bosanquet 1 W. Brearley, not out 0 B 9, lb 2 .........11 Total ...191 First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Brearley .. ... 17 8 37 3 ......... 15 2 52 0 Cook........ ... 15 4 44 1 ......... 9 1 32 0 Huddleston ... 22.1 7 35 3 ......... 12 4 33 2 Kermode ... 24 9 31 2 ......... 6 1 9 0 Brearleybowled one no-ball. L a n c ash ire . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Wells ... 25 6 43 4 Mignon... 2 1 1 0 Tarrant ... 25 4 93 2 Trott ... 4 1 ID 0 Hearne ... 8.4 3 16 1 1Bos’nquet 10 5 17 3 " C R I C K E T " is the only paper in the world solely devoted to the game. Weekly, April to September. Monthly, October to March. T e r m s o f S u b sc r ip t io n :—6/- per annum. 7/- post free abroad. Payable vn advance. Cheques and Postal Orders should be made payable to Cricket , and crossed London and County Bank. All communications to be sent direct to the Offices of Cricket , 168, Upper Thames Street, London, E.G. THE M.C.C. TEAM IN AMERICA. (Continuedfrom page 358.) THE MATCH AGAINST MONTREAL. ( s e v e n t h o f t h e t o u h .) Played at Montreal on August 14 and 15. Drawn. M o n treal . First innings. II. C. Hill, c St b McDonell.. 15 T. C. S. Sanders, b Henley H. P. Plumptre, c Payne, b Henley............................ Hainsworth, c McDonell, b Henley............................ W. C. Baber, b McDonell... H. Ackland,b Napier... M.G.Bristow,lbw,bMcDonell 0 F. L. Richards, not out ... 28 H.B. McGiverin,b McDonell 16 A.B.Clarke.lbw, b McDonell 2 C.B.Godwin,c & b McDonell 0 Extras......................11 12 3 2 16 Second innings. not out ......... 9 c Napier,bllenley 3 c Payne.b Henley 4 cStow,bMcDonell 21 not out............... 5 b Henley ......... 6 lbw, b McDonell 4 b McDonell ... 10 Extras 11 Total .105 H. C. McDonell, lbw, b McGiverin ......... 2 E.W.Mann,c Ackland, b McGiverin ......... 2 H.J.Wyld.bMcGiverin 18 V. A. S. Stow, b Hill... 18 K. O. Hunter, c Baber, b McGiverin ......... 2 C. H. Eyre, b Hill ... 3 F. A. H. Henley, b Hill 1 M o n treal . O. M. R. W. First innings. Total (6 wkts) 73 M.O.C. M.W.Payne, c Plump­ tre, b McGiverin ... 4 Hon. R. B. WTatson, b Hill ......................24 F. J. V. Ilopley, c Ack­ land, b Hill ......... 2 G. G. Napier, not out 12 Extras............... 15 Total ...103 Napier McDonell.. Henley ... O. McGiverin 12 13 15 14 M. 0 O. M. R.W. Second innings. M.C.O. R. W. 51 5 |Hill. O. 11.5 M. R.W. 3 37 5 THE MATCH AGAINST QUEBEC. ( e ig h t h a n d l a s t o f t h e t o u r .) Played at Quebec on August 16 and 17. M.C.C. won by eight wickets. M.C.C. First innings. R. T. Godsell, Ibw, b Wil­ liams ............................ 9 M. W. Payne, b Williams... 0 H. J. Wyld, b Massey.........44 E. W. Mann, b Massey ... 63 V. A. S. Stow, b Massey ... 10 F. A. H. Henley, c Bidwell, b Massey ...................... 0 Hon. R.B.Watson, c Massey b Williams......................10 II. C. McDonell, b Godin ... 19 F. J. V. Hopley, run out ... 6 K. O. Hunter, not out......... 2 R. C. W. Burn, c Mills, b Godin............................ 3 Extras...................... 9 Total ............... 175 Q uebec . First innings. A. E. Macintyre, b Henley 3 A. C. Smith, b Henley ... 1 W. M. Massey, b Henley ... 0 C. A. Torrens, b Burn ... 0 C. Foy, b Henley............... 7 J. T. Williams, c Payne, b Burn ............................ 4 Rev. H. R. Bigg, b Burn ... 6 Rev. E. J. Bidwell, b Henley 0 F. R. Godwin, run out ... 3 G. Dunn, not out............... 13 H. Mills, c McDonell, b Burn 4 S. Ogden,c Wyld, b Henley 0 J. Burstall, b Burn ......... 0 G. 1). Evans, b Henley ... 4 E. B. Staveley, b Henley ... 0 Rev. H. C. Burt, b Henley 0 H. Godin, st Stow, b Burn 0 Extras...................... 5 Second innings, not out............... 1 b Williams......... lbw, b Williams not out... . Extras. 20 1 Total (2 wkts) 45 Second innings, c Mann, b Wyld 1 b Wyld ......... 4 b Hunter ......... 5 c Burn, b Henley 37 cPayne,bWyld... 4 c Payne, b Mann 30 c McDonell, b Hunter ......... 2 lbw, b McDonell 2 c and b McDonell 37 c Burn, b Hunter 6 c Godsell b Wyld b Henley ......... b Burn............... b Henley ......... c Godsell, b Mc­ Donell ......... notout............... c Hopley, b Hen­ ley ................ Extras......... Total ... 50 Total ...169