Cricket 1905

422 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. S ept . 21, 1905 ANTIGUA v. WANDERERS—Played at Antigua on May 24. A n tigu a . b W. G. Davey, lbw, b Perevia .................12 J. S. Watt, b Perevia 10 Rev. J. Weiss, b Chris­ tian ........................ 2 A. J. Camaclio, lbw, b Christian................. 3 J. S. Udal, b Christian 21 F. Gomes, b Christian 0 T. E. Walter, run out 0 Geo. Edwards, Perevia ................. H. Holme, not out ... Rev. C. Martin, b Perevia ................. C. Malone, c Nisbitt, b Perevia................. Extras................. Total 60 Second innings: W. G. Davey, not out, 23; J. S* Watt, run out, 28; H. Holme, run out, 3; extras, 12- —Total (2 wkts.), 66. W anderers . J. Hunt, b Udal ... ... 2 R. Gallion, b Weiss ... 8 J. Joseph, b Udal ... 4 C. Sweeney, b Walter 55 W.Christian,c Malone, b W’eiss .................20 A. Lewis, b Weiss ... 0 J. Martin, b Weiss ... 0 E. Perevia, c Malone, b Udal .................47 J. J. Martin, b Udal... 21 G. Nisbitt, st Davey, b Udal ................. 8 S. Gallion, not out ... 2 Extras.................10 Total ..177 ANTIGUA v. POINT—Played on June 29 and July 6. A ntigu a . First innings. W. J. Davey, c Matthew, b Second innings. L ew is............................... J. S. Watt, c Frederick, b 0 lbw, b Frederick 18 L ew is............................... 4 b Frederick 2 Rev. J. Weiss, b Lewis 12 b Frederick 3 J. S. Udal, b Frederick ... 0 b Frederick 0 T. E. Walter, b Frederick 0 b Frederick 26 A . J. Camacho, b Frederick 2 c Matthew, b Lewis .......... 17 F. Gomes, lbw, b Lewis ... G. Edwards, c Lewis, b 3 b Frederick c Matthew, b 5 Frederick........................ 3 Frederick 4 C. Gomes, b Frederick ... 10 not out .......... 0 C. Malone, not out .......... 7 c Lewis, b Fred­ erick .......... 0 W. Hart, b Lewis .......... 1 c Hart,b Lewis... 0 Extras .......... 7 Extras .......... 3 T ota l.......... 49 T o ta l.......... 78 P oin t . First innings. A. Roberts, lbw, b Udal ... 0 E. Martin, c Malone, b W eiss............................... 3 A. Edwards, h Weiss.......... 5 F. Winter, b Udal .......... 0 C. Roberts, st Davey,b Udal 2 H. Frederick, st Davey, b W eiss......... ................. 6 E. Lewis, c Udal, b Weiss 7 G. Lewis, b Weiss .......... 2 J. Hart, b Udal ................. 2 E. Matthew, not o u t .......... 0 R. Carty, c Hart, b Weiss... 0 E xtras.......... 3 T otal..........30 Second innings, lbw, bU dal ... 1 st Davey, b Udal 1 b Udal .......... 2 c and b Weiss ... 1 run out .......... 0 lbw, b Udal b Udal................. b Weiss .......... b Udal................. st Davey, b Udal not out .......... E xtras.......... T o ta l..........77 ANTIGUA v. LOCAL FORCES SPORTS CLUB. Played on July 13. L. F. S. C lu b . First innings. Second innings. A. J. Camacho, c Edwards, b Watt................. !......... 22 not out................. 5 J. Dew, b F. Gomes .......... •17 b Watt... .......... 17 V. Gomes, b Udal .......... 37 H. Holme, b Watt .......... 3 b Watt................. 0 N. S. Johnston, b Udal ..., 2 b F. Gomes 4 H. L. Knollys, b Udal 4 H. Cruise, b Malone.......... 26 b Martin .......... 3 G. Faille, absent................. 0 cWatts.bF.Gomes 0 E. Tibbits, not out .......... 1 b Hart................. 4 G. Nugent, b Udal .......... 0 P. Boyce, b Udal................. 0 run out .......... 1 Extras........................ 23 Extras.......... 12 Total ..................135 Total (7 wkts) 46 A n tigu a . J. S. Udal, c Holme, b Cruise .................37 J. S. Watt, b Cruise... 23 F. Qomes, 1>Holme ... 12 C. Malone, not out ... 31 W. G. Davey, c Sub, b Jarvis .................14 Rev. J. Weiss, absent 0 G. Edwards, lbw, b Jarvis........................36 C. Gomes, c Sub, b Jarvis ................. 6 Rev. Martin, b Cruise 14 F. Camacho, c Boyce, b Jarvis ................. 0 Wm. Hart, run out ... 4 Extras ..........25 CR ICK E T IN CANADA . C A N A D A v. U N IT E D S T A T E S . Played at Rosedale (Toronto) on A ugust 28 and 29. Canada won b y an innings and 29 runs. U nited S tates .—First innings. Total .....................................................127 Second innings. J. B. King, c Dyson, b Cameron ...... 20 H. R. Cartwright, jun., b Whittaker ... 5 D. H. Adams, c and b Whittaker ...... 18 C. C. Morris, b Cameron ........................ 0 P. N. LeRoy, b Cameron ........................ 2 E. M. Cregar, c Hull, b Wliittaker ........ 8 J. H. Mason, not out ............................10 H. W. Middleton, run out .......................... 8 W. P. O’Neill, c Evans, b Mossman..........15 E. K. Leech, c Cameron, b Mossman ... 0 F. A. Greene, b Mossman ...................... 0 Extras ............................................... 3 Total ..........................................89 C anada .—First innings. H. F. Lownsborough, c and b King........... 0 F. C. Evans, c King, b A dam s.................67 F. W. Terry, lbw, b Middleton.................23 E. G. Hull, c and b Adams........................12 L. Yorke, c King, b Adams........................ 2 J. J. Cameron, c Leech, b Greene ..........16 F. S. Beddow, st Leech, b LeRoy ............. 37 S. W. Mossman, b G reene...........................20 D. W. Saunders, lbw, b King ....................22 W. Whittaker, not ou t............................... 15 S. Dyson, c Morris, b K in g....................... 1 Extras .................................................30 Total ........................................245 U n ite d S ta tes.— Second innings. B. M. R. W. Whittaker ................. 84 2 32 3 Cameron........................ 120 6 50 3 Mossman ................. 35 2 4 3 Cameron delivered one wide. Canada. —First innings. Total ...202 King O’Neill ... Middleton Cregar ... Adams ... LeRoy ... Greene ... Cregar delivered three wides, and Greene two wides and one no-ball. B. M. R. W. 112 5 61 3 36 1 16 0 36 2 16 1 36 0 23 0 78 2 36 2 70 4 19 2 114 6 44 2 O B ITU A RY . Mr. W a lt e r B oden. The death of Mr. Walter Boden has left a gap in sporting and other matters in Derby and Derbyshire which it will be very difficult to fill. Possibly, in his heart of hearts, and it was a very great, good, open, noble and generous heart, hunting and deerstalking took premier places; but his intense keenness to have a county cricket club took practical form some 35 years a g o ; and thanks to his energy, perseverance, determination and generosity, a county cricket club was formed, and has existed ever since. Few are now living who attended that first meeting ; his brother, Mr. Heory BodeD, Mr. Percy Wallis, Mr. Unwin Sowter, Dr. Curgenven, being about the only ones left. However, the club became an established fact, and Mr. Walter Boden was the first honorary secretary, and retained that position for 14 years. From the start, his kindness and hos­ pitality to players, amateurs or pro­ fessionals, knew no bounds. No one can ever forget the kindness of their host, originally in Gower Street, and after- waids at Abbot’ s Hill and The Pastures. No county ever had a better friend, and it was always uphill work. The writer can speak feelingly, having succeeded him as hon. sec., and possess­ ing none of his qualifications, except perhaps keenness and loyalty. How he and I used to be twitted with chaffing remarks such as this : “ Derbyshire comes up to Lord’s with ten bowlers and a wicket-keeper.” But Walter Boden was never the one to despair. He would always say, when the county club was in difficulties, “ When you want £50, you know where to come for it.” Such was the man we have lost, and who is to be taken to his last rest in Mickleover Churchyard to-morrow. “ Men may come, and men may go,” but the memory of Walter Boden . will never fade in the town and county where he has added so much to the welfare, the comfort, and the pleasure of the people. “ Multis ille bonis flebilis occidit.” C. B. F R Y ’S RECORD . By A. J. G a sto n in t h e Brighton Argus. It will be interesting to give a table of C. B. Fry’s batting in first-class matches from the commencement of his cricket career. It will be observed that he has scored 23,039 runs, has put together 71 century innings, his highest score being 244 for Sussex against Leicestershire in 1901. The King of Cricketers, “ W . G.,” holds the record for centuries, having played no fewer than 126 three-figure innings, while ^Robert Abel, of Surrey, is credited with 73. C. B. FRY’S BATTING IN ALL FIRSTCLASS MATOHES. bo W 12 1 England v. Aus... v. Yorkshire ... Gents, v. Austr’ns v. Players......... v. Players of S’h v. Zingari London County... Lord H a w k e ’ s Team in S. Africa Lord Sheffield’s XI. v. Austra’ns M.C.C................... Oxford University P. and P. v. Aus... South v. Austral’s Sussex................. Sussex & Surrey v. Rest of Eng.. 1 Sussex and Kent v. Rest of Eng.. 1 19 1 1 — 4 1 21 1 4 — 1 — 9 1 2 3 - 540 144 105 105 119 45* 1003 232* 92 61 43 43 412 97 122 64 2 — 5 5 7 1 155 36 60 2 1500 125 2 — 94 54 4 — 137 81 346 22 18654 244 2 — 50 41 2 — 8 7 <v 23 > O ^ 1 3 30-00 1 —105*00 ------- 39*66 3 6 50*15 — 1 23-00 ------- 43*00 — 4 51-50 — 1 40-66 250 2583 25*42 47-00 34*25 4 6 — 1 — 1 62 69 57 57 ------- 25-00 ------- 4-00 Total ... 291 487 29 23039 244 .71 92 52'48 * Signifies not out.