Cricket 1905

A ug . 31, 1905. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. 383 ENGLAND’S CHIEF MARKET F o r A TH LE T IC GOODS OF C R IC K E T , F O O T B A L L , TEN N IS , POLO , SPALDING’S Rubber-Faced GAUNTLETS Used by all the leading Wicket-keepers of the day. BRASS FEKRULED SELECTED A SH S T U M P S From 4/6 per Set. Best Material, Best Workmanship, and Fairest Prices are guaranteed in every branch of Sport. FREE E V ER Y DESCR IP T IO N G O L F , B O X IN G , & c ., & c . Spalding’s Leg Guards. Superior White Chamois, 8 / - SPALDING’S CRICKET - - BAGS of the Best Material at Lowest possible Prices. Illustrated Catalogue, which gives all particulars. Sent F rbb upon request. The “ COUNTY” Batting Slip. Best Quali y, Lowest Priccs. S p a ld in g 's CO UNT Y SPEC IA L C r ic k e t B a t . 1 6 / 6 EACH. AS o P r L,E v NES !D Made with Three Rubbers in Handle. A . G . S P A L D I N G & B R O S ., 83,54,55, FETTERLANE, LONDON, E.C SOUTHGATE ADELAIDEJJv. ENFIELD (2).- Played at Southgate on August 26. S outhgate A delaide . 0 B. Snow, b Allen J. R. Sharman, Boundy, b Grist ... C. F. Muller, c Drage, b Woodger ......... F. Duke, c Dobb, b Hedger ............... G. W. Walham, c Woodger, b Hedger 1 S. H. Elliot, run out... 20 E n fie ld (2). 0 O. T. Wale, s Boundy, b Allen ............... F.H.H. Stokes, b Grist A. Wyford, not out... B. Hunter, b Grist ... E. F. Lowen, c Allen, b Grist ............... Extras ......... Total ...142 J. Drage, b Wale C. B. Hedger, c Wal­ ham, b W ale......... L. Allen, b Wale M. B. Ellis, c and b Wale...................... C. R. Hill, b Lowen ... E. Boundy, c Lowen, b Wale ............... S. R. Grist, b Wale ... U. Dobb, c and bWale O. E. Woodger, b Wale...................... W. Lott, b Walham... A. Lyde, not out Extras ......... Total 55 NORWOOD v. HON. ARTILLERY COMPANY.— Played at Finsbury on August 26. N orwood . W. Touch, not out Extras......... 15 Total (2 wkts)*255 A. C. Beaton, c Smith, b Bonser............... 56 F. W. Robarts, c Eng­ man. b Bonser ... 28 R.L. L.Turner,notout 148 A. H. E. Phillips, B. Batchlor, G. F. Newton, C. W. Le May, G. P. Hodges, A. E. Clayton and A. F. New­ ton did not. *Innings declared closed. H.A.O. M. T. Engman, lbw, b Batchlor ............... II. Rees, b Batchlor ... J.D.H.Watts,bRobarts II. H. Walshe, b Ro- W.J.Chattell, b Batch­ lor G. A. E.Smith, c Clay­ ton, b Batchlor ... 22 W. E. Waigh, not out 13 H. J. Bonser, c sub, b Batchlor............... ,31 Extras............... 13 Total (7 wkts) 105 1 T. W. Leage, F. Key and A. N. Other did not bat. LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (2) v. FOREST HILL (2).—Played at Forest llill, on Saturday 26. F o re st H i ll (2). N. II. Vincent, b Law- H. Barham, b Power 9 E. Talma, b Power ... 5 C. Barham, c Dear, b Power ............... 73 C. Moore, b Power ... 4 J. E. Sansum, b Law­ less ...................... 2 C. E. E. Lee, b Dear 14 C. V.Balkwell.bDear 0 P. H. Russell, b Power 3 L. II. Basket, b Power 0 E. Richardson, not out ...................... 4 B 4, lb 4 ......... 8 Total ...129 H. E. Power, lbw, b Russell ............... R. S. Hartree, b San­ sum ...................... G. Logan, b Sansum R. E. A. Kerr, lbw, b Sansum ............... H. D. Dear, b Sansum A. M. Cockell, b Rus­ sell ............... ... L. & W. B ank (2.) G. P Rhodes, b San­ sum ...................... 0 C. L. Lawless, b San­ sum ...................... 5 A. Podmore, not out 23 F. Ralls, run out W. Gee, b Baskett B 4, lb 2 ... Total ... 44 Second innings: H. E. Power, b Balkwell, 32 ; R. S. Hartree, b Tolma, 12; G. Logan, b Russell, 6 ; R. E. A. Kerr, not out, 24. Total (3 wkts.), 74. LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK v. LONDON, CITY AND MIDLAND BANK.—Played at Beckenham on August 26. L. J. S. Bank. V. G. Reading, b Fish­ wick ......................27 J. R. F. Williams, b Belham ............... 19 F. M. Randall, b Glaister ...............35 R. B. Bird, c and b Glaister ............... 9 J. S. Lloyd, c Aitchi- son, b Belham ... 4 F. A. Gibbons, b Bel­ ham ......................41 C. Browne, b Ellis ... 26 G. Eliott Lockhart, b Belham ............... 13 G. W. House, not out 5 II. Morris, not out ... 0 B 13, w 1 ...14 Total (8 wkts)*193 G. B. G. Payne did not bat. *Innings declared closed. L. C. & M. Bank. F. W. Fishwick, c Morris, b Browne... 1 H.R.Aitchison,not]out 0 B 7|lbj>..........12 Total 3 wkts.) 54 A. Ellis, W. Pounds, O. G. Tomlinson, H. Moss 0. Scragt, and J. Butterick did not bat. B. Belham, b Wil­ liams ...................... 0 E. W. Belham, b Ran­ dall ...................... 21 R. C. Glaister, not out 20 MARLBOROUGH BLUES v. RAMSGATE.- Played at Ramsgate, on August 23. M arlborough B lues . R. F. C. De Winton, b L. Weigall .........53 L. C. W. Thring, b Snowdon............... 4 F. S. Lewis, c & b L. Weigall ............... 8 T. C. G. Sandford, c Woodgate, b L. Weigall ............... 5 R.B.Wileman,c Wood­ gate, b G. Weigall 34 C.H.M.Thring.c Snow­ don, b G. Weigall... 21 W. II. Lindsay, b Snowdon............... 9 H. J. Goodwin, b Snowdon................27 B. M. Kitson, b Snow­ don ...................... 2 M. O. Lewis, b Snow­ don ...................... 10 J. O. Harvey, not out 43 B 15, lb I .........16 Total 232 R amsgate . Rev. W. Rashleigh, c ' De Winton, b L. Thring ................102 T. G. Gullich, c L. Thring, b Goodwin 8 C. D. Draysen, b Good­ win ...................... 0 G. J. V. Weigall, c & b Harvey..................61 L. Weigall, cDe Win­ ton, b F. S. Lewis 6 A. O. Snowdon, c F. S. Lewis, b Harvey ... 17 J. Snowdon, not out 20 D. R. Geddes, not out 14 B 4, lb 4 ......... 8 Total (6 wkts.)236 f A. O. Norman, J. A. Woodgate and J. W. Weigall did inot^bat.;