Cricket 1905

406 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. S ept . 14, 1905 Syed Ahmed, b West.. 19 C. M. Ali, c Sanderson, b West ............... 10 Patil, b Powell .........30 Tumboowalla, c and b Ward......................26 D.Nensi, c & b Powell 14 I slam Q yn k h a n a . A. Razak, c West, b Vines ............. 16 P. Mahomed, b Vines 1 Mullaji, b Powell ... 0 A. Aziz, not out...... 12 B 12, lb 1 .......13 Total (8 wkts) 141 H. O. Tyabji and A. M. Bustami did not bat. B o m bay G y m k h a n a . O. M. R. W. O. M. R.W. Mullaji... 15 4 8 3 1Tumboo­ walla... 14.22 33 7 Cheetham 6 1 West ... 10 1 Hogg ... 8 4 Kiddle ... 8 3 I slam G ym k h a n a . O. M. R. W. 15 0 21 2 10 0 21 0 Ward .. Powell.. Vines ., O. M. R. W. 7 0 34 1 6 1 11 3 3 0 15 2 T H E S T A N D A R D ( P A R I S ) ATH LE T IC CLUB TOUR. (Continued from p . 396.) THE MATCH AGAINST HAMPSHIRE HOGS. ( s ix t h o f t h e t o u k .) Played at Southampton on September 4 & 5. The Hampshire Hogs won by an innings and 22 runs. E. M. C. Ede took nine wickets for 38 mns in the first innings. S tandard A thletic . First innings. Second innings. M; B. Godrig, b E d e.........11 b E d e................. 14 F. Roques, b Ede............... 14 run out ........... 4 H. Weaver, c Ede, b Rax- worthy............................ 7 st E Day, b Ede 16 E. Tolfree, b Ede............... 8 b Katinakis ... 26 W. Flavin, not out .........41 c A. H. Bentinck, b Ede ......... 6 II. Jordan, st E Day, b Ede 0 b Raxworthy ... 2 E.Cawdron,stE.Day,bEde 0 b Langdon.........15 G. Hosegood, lbw, b Ede... 6 c Smith, b B. W. Bentinck......... 9 J. Jordan, b Ede............... 3 not out................ 8 D. Wood, c E. Day, b Ede 0 b Katinakis ... 0 E. Browne, c W. H. Day, b c Raxworthy, b Raxworthy...................... 1 B. W. Bentinck 13 P. H. Tomalin, b Ede......... 0 c Langdon, b Katinakis ... 0 E xtra...................... 1 Extras... 8 Total E. S. Day, st Wood, b Godrig ............... I.. W. G. Henshaw, b Cawdron................ 1 A. H. W. Bentinck, b Weaver .................. 11 Rev. A. B. Cummins, c Tolfree, b Browne 45 H. Raxworthy, c Tol­ free, b Cawdron ...20 E. M. C. Ede, b Caw­ dron .........................24 92 H a m psh ir e H ogs . Total.........121 W.G.Parry,b Cawdron 4 H. H. Smith, not out 45 L. Langdon, c Godrig b Roques............... 19 W. H. Day, b Roques 1 B. W. Bentinck, c J. Jordan, b Godrig... 3 G. D. Kat inaki s, absent ................ 0 Extras............... 20 Total ..235 THE MATCH AGAINST PAULTON’S PARK. ( s e v e n t h o f t h e t o u r .) Played at Paulton’s Park on September 6& 7. Drawn. P a u l t o n ’ s P a r k . First innings. Second innings Capt. F. S. T. Footner, b Weaver ...................... 25 b Tolfree ......... 15 W. B. Bedford, c Tomalin, b Cawdron ...................... 0 lbw, b Weaver... 0 J. R. Hallett, b Weaver ... 32 b Roques ......... 9 W. L. Lordon, st Potts, b c Tomalin, b Tol­ Weaver ...................... 5 free ................ 2 G.Spencer-Smith, stPotts,b Weaver ...................... 18 c and b Weaver.. 0 F. Lucas, b Weaver ......... 1 stPotts,b Weaver 0 C. W. Cole, b Weaver 2 c Potts, b Tolfree 0 F. Jenvey, c Cawdron, b Weaver .............. .' ... 5 b Tolfree ......... 1 W. Harrington, c Tolfree, b Cawdron ...................... 2 b Tolfree ......... 4 L. Turner, b Cawdron 8 not out................ 1 H. Cheater, b Cawdron ... 5 run out ......... 0 T. Williams, not o u t......... 1 c T o l f r e e , b Roques ......... 6 Extras...................... 11 Extras......... 6 Total ............... 115 Total ... 42 S tandard A thletic . First innings. Second innings. E. Tolfree, c G. Smith, b Lordon ...................... 6 notout............33 W. Potts, b Harrington ... 2 . H. Jordon, b Harrington ... 20 F. Roques, c Jenvey, bHar­ rington ...................... 5 retired hurt ... 5 E. Cawdron, c Lucas, b Lordon ......................11 lbw, b Cheater... 0 H. Weaver, c Lucas, b Lordon ...................... 8 lbw, b Lordon... 9 W. Flavin, c Williams, b Cheater ...................... 0 cLucas.b Cheater 4 G.Hosegood,candbCheater 10notout............10 J. Jordan, b Cheater......... 2 W. G. Parry, b Harrington. 6 D. Wood, b Cheater ......... 0 P. H. Tomalin, not out ... 0 Extras...................... 3 Extras......... 4 Total............... 73 Total (3 wkts) 65 THE M.C.C. AVERAGES. FIRST-CLASS MATCHES. Matches played, 9; won, 5; lost, 2; drawn, 2; abandoned, 1 . BATTING. No. Times Most Tarrant ............... J. M. Hulton ......... Capt. E. G. Wynyard G. J. V. Weigall ... C. P. Foley............... A. P. Lucas............... B oard...................... Mead ...................... J. C. Hartley ......... Thompson (G. J.) ... King (J. H.) ......... R. H. Spooner ......... Vogler...................... R. E. More............... Trott (A. E.) ......... J. H. Liebenrood, jun. The following also battedViscount Brackley, 0, 19; Braund, 7, 16*, 11; Arthur Butcher, 24*, 7 ; Carpenter, 43; Col. S. F. Charles, 19* ; Cox (G), 27,5; Dennett, 5,1*; C. H. M. Ebden, 1, 12*, 19, 47* ; C. G. E. Farmer, 9; W. Findlay, 1,9; H. K. Foster, 11; C. B. Fry, 27 ; Major F. G. Guggisberg, 0; Heame (Alec), 5, 3; Heame (J. T.), 8 *, 21*, 1, 2, 11*; H. Hesketh-Prichard, 7, 22* ; Huish, 34, 3* ; F. B. Hut. chings, 4, 4 ; Hon. F. S. Jackson, 85; A. E. Lawton, 21, 0; H. D. G. Leveson-Gower, 6 , 6 *; A. C. Mac­ laren, 0; C. H.B. Marsham, 38, 6 ; F. W. B. Marsham, 3, 6 ; Major H. C. Moorhouse, 10, 9; Murrell, 67,7,7*; G. G. Napier, 3,4; Newstead, 4*, 8 ; SirT. C. O’Brien, 153; C. A. L. Payne, 101; J. E. Raphael, 41, 1; Relf (A. E.), 10,1; Lord George Scott, 11, 40; Capt. A. F. Somerset, 4, 7*; C. L. Townsend, 0, 0; C. E. de Trafford, 20,13 ; P. F. Warner, 204, 5. * Signifies not out. “ CENTURIES” FOR. Sir T. O. O’Brien, v. Derbyshire, July 17 .........153 C. A. L. Payne, v. Derbyshire, July 17 ................101 P. F. Warner, v. Sussex, May 8 ... .............. 204 Capt. E. G. Wynyard, v. Cambridge University, of not Total in an inns. out. mns. inns. Aver. 6 ... 1 ... 190 ... 59 .... 38*00 3 ... 0 ... 113 ... 65 ... 37*66 10 ... 0 ... 349 ... 115 ... 34*90 5 ... 1 ... 112 ... 39 ... 28*00 5 ... 1 ... 110 ... 46 ... 27*50 4 ... 1 ... 67 ... 34 ... 22*33 4 ... 0 ... 88 ... 46 ... 22*00 4 ... 1 ... 45 ... 29 ... 15*00 5 ... 0 .:. 67 ... 36 ... 13*40 8 ... 1 ... 86 ... 17 ... 1228 4 ... 0 ... 48 ... 37 ... 12*00 3 ... 0 ... 35 ... 13 ... 11*66 4 ... 0 ... 45 ... 22 ... 11*25 4 ... 1 ... 22 ... 10 *.. . 7*33 3 . .. 0 . .. 21 .. 8 ... 7*00 . 3 . .. 0 . .. 14 .. 9 ... 4*66 June 26 Thompson (G. J.) ... 141*1.. H. Hesketh-Prichard 34 .. J. H. Liebenrood, jun. 7 BOWLING. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. 25 6 . 0 . 39 . 5 . 29 . 6 . 36 384 . 189 . 340 . 252 . 210 . 174 . 59 . 36 7 21 , 9 16 . . 11 , 115 Aver. 11*72 1400 18-00 18-28 21-00 21*25 22-90 26*25 29-00 5900 Hearne (J.T.).........143 Vogler ............... 45*5.. Tarrant ............... 132*3.. Trott (A. E.) ......... 63 .. Mead...................... 73 ... 15 J. C. Hartley ......... 44 ... 2 CaptE. G. Wynyard 10 ., The following bowled in two innings: Braund (28-1-109-4), Cox (G.), (21-3-63-0), Dennett (50-3-196-7), king (J. H.) (12*3-1-29-5), and Relf (A. E.) (39-7-115-6). The following bowled once only: Major F. G. Guggisberg (1-0-8-0), Hearne (Alec) (13-1-65-1), R. E. More (8-2-25-0), G. G. Napier (9-4-19-3), Newstead (5-1-16-0), and G. J. V. Weigall (0*3-0-4-l). Thompson delivered eighteen no-balls and Napier two. STREATHAM v. THE VILLAGE.—Played at Streat­ ham on September 9. S t r e a t h a m . C. J. Parton, c John­ son, b Sandiford ... H. T. Cross, not out... B 3, lb 2, w 1 ... D. O. Kerr, b Ralph ... 1 C. M. Thomas, not out 40 H. S. Barkworth, b Ralph......................13 L. A. M. Fevez, b Grout 10 V. F. Feeny, lbw, b Johnson ...............18 | E. B. Miller, Rev. P. Gough, C. L. Morgan, E. P. Pulbrook and J. L. Phillipps did not bat. T h e V il l a g e . Did not bat. Total (5 wkts) 101 THE HASTINGS FESTIVAL. GENTLEMEN OF THE SOUTH v. PLAYERS OF THE SOUTH. Played at Hastings on September 7, 8 and 9 Abandoned. There was disappointment at Hastings on the first day of this match, for rain was in the air, and few spectators cared to run the risk of getting wet. The wicket was soft when the Players of the South went in, but it was not difficult, and although Marshall was soon out the score was taken to 52 without further loss when a rain storm put an end to play for the day. Hayward was not out 25, and Hayes not out 8. On Friday there were several heavy showers, and it was not until after lunch that the game was resumed. Hayes played good cricket for an hour and a half, but few of the team could make any­ thing of Crawford and Knox. An unexpected stand by Lees and J. T. Heame for the last wicket added about 60 runs to the total, Lees hitting with great vigour for his 43. Crawford bowled unchanged through the innings, and Knox was only taken off for an over. The Gentlemen went in to bat at five o’clock, but when the total was 28, with Raphael out, the bad light and shadows brought about a cessation of play for the day. There was no prospect of finishing the match on Saturday, even if the weather remained fine, and, as things turned out, it was only possible to play for about an hour and a-half. The game was resumed at ten minutes to twelve. Lord Dalmeny hit three 4’s off Cox, but was dismissed at 61 for a very useful 27. Afterwards wickets fell quickly, and five men were out for 91, of which Sewell made 25 by good cricket. Jessop then went in, and, after three narrow escapes of being caught, went for the bowling, with the result that he made 43 out of 56 in thirty-five minutes. Crawford was playing very well when heavy rain caused the game to be abandoned. P layers o f t h e S o u th . Hayward, c Goldie, b Crawford Marshall, b Crawford............... Hayes, c Day, b Knox............... Killick, c Dalmeny, b Crawford Vine, c and b Knox ............... Braund, b Crawford ............... Relf, c Goldie, b Knox............... Cox, b Crawford ...................... Lees, c Goldie, b Knox ......... Butt, c Goldie, b Knox ......... Hearne (J. T.), not out............... Byes 15, lb 4, nb 6 ......... 29 16 38 9 4 43 16 25 Total ........200 G entlemen of the S outh . Lord Dalmeny, b Lees...................... 27 J. E. Raphael, b Lees...................... 9 C. H. McGahey, b Lees ................ 2 C. O. H. Sewell, b Cox...................... 25 S. H. Day, c Braund, b Cox ......... 1 J. N. Crawford, not out ............... 22 G. L. Jessop, c Lees, b Heame......... 43 K. O. Goldie, c Cox, b Hearne......... 0 Byes ................................... 18 Total (7wickets)... 147 W. G. Grace, C. Robson, and N. A. Knox did not bat. P layers of the S outh . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Crawford... 26 9 81 5 1McGahey... 1 0 4 0 Knox......... 24.4 2 90 5 | Knox delivered six no-balls. G entlemen of the S outh . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Lees ......... 14 5 45 3 1Hearne ... 3.2 0 25 2 Cox ......... 13 1 50 2 1Braund ... 3 1 9 0 R ICHARD DAFT’S “ Nottinghamshire Marl.” — Particulars apply, Radcliffe on-Trent, Notts. [A dvt .1