Cricket 1905

A ug . 31, 1905. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 381 NORTH y. SOUTH. Played at Blackpool, on August 28, 29 and 30. North won by eight wickets. The teams for this match were by no means representative, for Yorkshire, Lancashire, Surrey, Snssex and Kent were all playing in the County Championship. Much progress was made with the game onMonday, onaslowwicket, the Southmaking 95, and the North replying with 138for five wickets. Hallows had a day of great success. He took 7 wickets for 52 runs, and scored 68 in an hour and half by excellent cricket. On Tuesday Cuttell hit hard and made 42 at the rate of a run a minute. The North had a lead of 111, but beforestumps were drawn their opponents, thanks to a fine first wicket partnership between McGahey and Bowley, knocked off 95 of them. McGahey was out in the last over of the day. Bowley carried his bat for 49. Yesterday Hallammet with great success with the ball, and the North had a very easy victory. S o u th . First innings. C. McGahey, b Hallows ... Bowley, b J. Gunn ......... P. Perrin, c Humphries, b J. Gunn ...................... Arnold, b Hallows ......... Pearson, lbw, b Hallows ... Reeves, b J. Gunn ......... Cuffe, c Warren, b Hallows J.W.H.T.Douglas,c Hallam, b Hallows...................... Buckenham, c Rudston, b Hallows ...................... Wilson, b Hallows ......... O. Robson, not out ......... Extras...................... Second innings, c Rudston, b Hal­ lam ............... ! b Hallam ......... I c Humphries, b Hallam .........I b Hallows......... b Hallam ......... b Hallam ......... b Hallam ......... 5 lbw, b Hallam not out......... b J. Gunn ... b Hallam ... Extras... Total .........95 Total.........181 N o rth . Cuttell, c Douglas, b Cuffe ......... Warren, b Cuffe Humphries, c Robson, b Arnold........ Hallam, not out Extras......... Total A. O. Jones, b Arnold 39 Gunn (G.) b Arnold... 0 Gunn(J.),lbw,bArnold 0 Hallows, c Rowley, b Arnold ............... 68 C.A.011ivierre, b Cuffe 0 Rudston, c Wilson, b Arnold .............. 22 R, E. Hemingway, b Arnold] ............... 22 Second innings: Gunn (G.\ not ou t,.., Ollivierre, b Arnold, 18; Gunn (J.), c Perrin, b Arnold, 16; A. O. Jones, not out, 7; extras, 4.—Total (2wkts), 7L S o u th . First innings. O. M. R. W. 8 20.5 12 206 C. A. Cuttell . HallowB .. Gunn (J.) 3 21 0 ... 2 52 7 ... 4 15 3 ... Hallam ... Gunn (G.) Jones ... N o rth . Second innings. O. M. R.W. 1 15 1 10.1 0 33 1 7 0 0 35 0 63 8 20 0 First innings. O. M. R. W. Arnold ......... 22.3 3 71 7 .. Cuffe ......... 18 6 48 3 .. Reeves ......... 7 1 25 0 .. Wilson ......... 11 2 50 0 .. Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 102 42 2 ... 103 25 0 TH E AUSTRAL IANS . THE RETURN MATCH AGAINST GLOUCESTERSHIRE. THIRTY-FOURTH OP THE TOUR. A REMARKABLE FINISH. Played at Cheltenham on August 28, 29 and 30. Drawn. This match was the first of the Cheltenham week, but owing toheavy rain, no play could take place on Monday. On Tuesday it was possible to begin play at one o’clock, but frequent showers interrupted play. The Australians again won the toss, and made 184 on an easywicket for the lossof sevenmen. The only outstanding innings of the day was the 99 by Darling, who played a wonderfully good game for two hours and a-quarter. hitting twelve 4 ’s, and making his runs out of 167. Although the other Australians were often in difficulties with the bowl­ ing, he always seemed at his ease, and he made no mistake of any kind. He was finely caught in the long field by Langdon, who had to run for some distance. More rain fell in the night but play was resumed at half-past eleven. The Australians soon brought their innings to a close. The first Gloucestershire wicket put up 48, but afterwards no one except Wrathall, who was batting for an hour and-a-half, could do anything with the bowling. The innings ended soon after lunch, and the Aus­ tralians went in again with a lead of 58. When they had made 77 for onewicket the innings was declared closedon the chance that the Gloucestershire batting might break down badly. As things turned out the manoeuvre was very nearly successful, but after a desperate struggle the county managed to stave off defeat with the last two men at the wicket. A u st r a lia n s . Second innings. 27 c G o d s e ll, b First innings. V.Trumper, b f J. Darling, c Langdon, b Mills ............................ C. Hill, b Brown............... M. A. Noble, b Brown ... 1 A. J. Hopkins, c and b Mills 22 O. McLeod, c Sewell b Mills 17 D. R. A. Gehrs, c Brown, b Dennett .................. 4 J. J. Kelly, c and b Brown 3 A. Cotter, c Barnett, b Dennett .................. 5 F. Laver,c Board,b Dennett 0 W. P. Howell, not out ... 1 Extras.................. 3 not out... notout... . 29 Extras . Total ... .........195 * Innings declared closed. G lo u cester sh ire . Total (1 wkt)*77 First innings. E. Barnett, b Laver ......... 8 Wrathall. b Laver .........55 O. O. H. Sewell, b Howell... 18 Board, c Hill, b Howell G. L. Jessop, c McLeod, b Howell..................... ... W. S. A. Brown, b Howell... R.T.Godsell.candb Laver... Langdon, c and b Laver ... L. D. Brownlee, c Howell, b Laver............................ Dennett, c Laver, b Howell Mills, not out...................... Extras...................... Second innings, c Hill, b Cotter... 4 c Gehrs, b Cotter 4 run out .........14 c Laver, b Cotter 6 8 notout... c McLeod,b Cotter c Gehrs, b Howell b Howell ......... c Gehrs, b Cotter not out................ b Cotter ......... Leg-byes ... Total ...137 A u st r a lia n s . Total (9 wkts) 64 First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Dennett ... .. 20 5 66 3 .. ... 7 0 30 0 Mills........ .. 22.4 5 67 3 .. Brown ... .. 15 5 34 3 .. ’.!! 2 0 10 0 Jessop ... . . 8 1 25 1 .. ... 9 0 31 1 G lo u cester sh ire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Noble ... . . 7 2 22 0 .. McLeod ... ..9 2 30 0 .. Laver .. 10 1 20 5 .. Howell ... .. 11.2 3 34 5 .. 14 4 26 2 Cotter ... . . 4 1 10 0 .. ... 14 3 36 6 SOMERSET v. WARWICKSHIRE. Played at Taunton, on August 28, 29 and 30. Drawn, On Monday rain fell so heavily that it was im­ possible to play cricket at Taunton. In the course of two hours and a half during which play was possible on Tuesday, Warwickshire scored 131 for the loss of five wickets on a sodden pitch. Quaife was not out 44 after batting for an hour and a quarter. The chief question yesterday was whether the Somersetshire batting would break down, but Martyn, Braund and Lewis all played well, and the Warwickshire total of 192 was passed by 40 runs. Then Warwickshire played out time. W a r w ic k s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. Devey, c Braund, b Bailey.. 17 not out ....... 19 Kinneir,st Martyn,b Hardy 24 T. S. Fishwick, c Hardy, b Bailey............................ 12 lbw, b Wood ... 14 Quaife, c Lewis, b Bailey... 63 not out ........25 J. F. Byrne, b Bailey.........24 Charlesworth, c Lewis, b Bailey............................ 8 Baker. cHarcombe, b Bailey 2 cMartyn.b Bailey 8 Santall, b Hardy............... 28 Moorhouse, not out ......... 2 Smith, c and b Braund ... 6 Hargreave, st Martyn, b Braund ...................... 0 Extras...................... 6 Total... ...192 Extras......... 6 Total (2 wkts) 72 40 S o m e r se tsh ir e . L. C. H. Palairet, c Quaife, bISantall ... H. Martyn, b Charles­ worth......... Robson,cByrne,b Har­ greave ............... Braund, c Fishwick, b Charlesworth......... S. M. J.Woods, c Fish­ wick, b Hargreave Hardy,b Oharlesworth * Innings Lewis, not out .........70 F. M. Lee, c ’Quaife, b Charlesworth.........13 G. C. Vassall, c and b Charlesworth........ 2 J. D. Harcombe, b Charlesworth ......... 4 Bailey, not out .........19 Extras................15 Total (9 wkts)*272 declared closed. W a r w ic k s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. 0 . M. R. W Robson ... ... 12 3 35 0 ... Braund ... ... 15 3 41 2 ... Hardy ... 6 3 19 2 ... Lee ......... ... 2 0 10 0 ... Bailey .. 38 14 67 6 ... 7 3 8 1 Harcombe ... 3 0 14 0 ... 2 0 14 0 Woods 8 1 31 1 Martyn 2 0 13 0 S o m e r se tsh ir e . O. M. R. W.O.M.R. W. Hargreave 19 5 64 2 ICharlesw’thl7 4 70 6 Santall ... 34 5 119 1 |Moorhouse 2 1 4 1 KENSINGTON PARK v. EALING.—Played at St. Quintin’s Park on August 26. K b n sin g to n P a r k . First innings. Second innings. A. Eddy, b Barnes .........45 C. A. E. Greene,b Goodyear 0 b Ruston ......... 2 H. D. Nicholas, b Goodyear 13 R. L. Finnis, b Goodyear... H. T. Roberts, b Barnes ... A. P. Comyns, b Goodyear A. A. Surtees, c Barnes, b Goodyear...................... F.W.Taubman, b Goodyear J. Sheppard, c Ruston, b Goodyear...................... A. P. Graves, b Barnes ... G. Brandon, not ou t.... B 4, lb 3 ......... Total .........120 E a l in g . 0 cand b Ruston.. . 14 37 2 not out ........ . 43 14 b Barnes ........ . 6 0 b Ruston ........ . 11 1 not out ........ . 10 1 b Taylor ........ . 3 0 b Barnes ........ . 6 7 B yes........ . 6 Total (6 wkts)...101 E. S. Littlejohn, c Eddy, b Comyns ... 16 H. D. Ruston, c Sur­ tees, b Brandon ... 16 A. P. Fox, lbw, b Nicholas ............... 4 Goodyear, c Brandon, b Nicholas ......... 4 F. O. J. Barnes, c Eddy, b Nicholas ... 1 A. E. Ross, b Nicholas 1 G. G. Taylor,b Greene 6 A. Macdonald, c Fin­ nis, b Nicholas ...20 H. F. W. Swabey, b Greene .............. 0 H. S. G. Corfield, b Nicholas.............. 9 O. H. S. Wharton, not out ..................... 0 B 1,1b 3........ 4 Total . 81 ESHER v. STREATHAM.—Played at Esher on August 26. C. D. Mclver, c H. M. Leaf, b Feeny.........76 G. Field, c Gough, b Phillipps............... 17 G. Campbell, b H. M. E.^Whateiey.'c 4 b ^ H. M. Leaf .........17 R.D.Lambert,stGough, b Feeny ............... 18 E. B. T. Lee, c Cross, b Feeny ............... 3 E sh e r . F. H. Bryant, c & b Miller ............... 3 .P.Whitwell.b Miller 11 , A. E. Hickson, c Phillipps, b Feeny 0 .II.Gillespie, not out 2 A. Peachey, c Miller, b Feeny ............... 1 B 4, lb 2, wb 1 ... 7 Total ...184 S tr e a t h a m . N.Miller,lbw, bWhate- ley ...................... 68 H. S. Barkworth, c&b Gillespie............... 0 Rev. P. Gough, c Lee, b Whateley .........12 C. H. Leaf, b Whateley 1 H. T. Cross, c Hickson, b Gillespie ...........37 J. L. Phillipps, c Lam­ bert, b Wnitwell ... 4 H. M. Leaf, bWhitwell 3 C. M.Thomas.stHick­ son, b Field .........23 V. F. Feeny, c Lee, b Whateley............... 18 L. A. M. Fevez, c sub, b Whateley .........15 E.P. Pulbrook, notout 4 B 13, lb 7, wb 1... 21 Total ...206 C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen, postfree. 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