Cricket 1906

M at 10, 1506. CftiCKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 119 to his doings for Yorkshire whom he assisted from 1861 to 1870. In 1861 he took 10 wickets at cheap cost against Surrey at Sheffield, but his best all-round performance was in the same fixture at the Oval in 1868 when he made 44, his top score for the County, and in the second inniDgs took 6 wickets for 19 runs. So far as batting goes, probably his best effort was against Nottinghamshire in 1865 when he took his bat through the second innings for 30 out of 70 from the bat. For many years he was coach at Eossall School. How he was valued there was well shown in a letter to the Yorkshire Post, from the pen of Mr. T. A. Higson, a well-known old Ros- sallian, during the present week. He was buried in the Bowling Cemetery, at Bradford, on Monday last. J. B. P a y n k . WANDERERS v. ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S HOSPITAL.—Played at Winchmore Hill on Satur­ day, May 5. S t . B artholomew ’ s H ospital . W .B. Griffin, b Bull... 33 G. Viner, b Taylor ... 4 C. Moon, st Brooks, b Taylor .................20 E. deVertenil, b Taylor 4 M. Lindsay, b Bull ... 1 E. F. Page, run out ... 38 J. M. Postlewaite, lbw, bJephson.................22 W anderers . A.Fergerson,stBrooks, b Barker................. A. T. Cunningham, st Brooks, b Barker... L.L.Phillips,bJephson A. Kernaba, not out... B 11, lb 7 .......... Total ...150 S. Colman, c & b Page 13 E. H. Fischer, b Griffin 17 H. T. Bull, b Page ... 6 K.E.M.Barker, c Lind­ say, b P age......... 0 R. B. Brooks, b Cun­ ningham ................. 0 D.L.A.Jephson,b Pos­ tlewaite .................37 J. E. G. Hadeth, c de Vertenil,b Cunning­ ham ........................12 T. A. Darke b Page... A. L. Sloper, lbw, b Griffin ................. A. L. S. Rose, c Lind­ say, b Cunningham O. Taylor, not out ... Byes .................] Total ..126 BLACKHEATH v. STREATHAM.—Played at Blackheath on May 5. B lackheath . K. Dixon, b Feeny ... 30 A. P. Day, c Scott, b Phillipps................. J. W. Edwards, b Phillips ................. J. R. Mason, b Phillips C. J. T. Robertson, b Phillipps................. J. Shuter, st Scott, b Feeny .................11 S treatham . 0 0 R. H. Marriott, not out 3 F. G. Monkland, b Feeny .................11 G.M. Gill, b Campbell 8 J. E. F. d’Apic, b Campbell .......... 8 Capt. Moody, b Feeny 3 B 5 ,lb l, w l... 7 Total . . 87 E. Field, c Dixon, b Monkland ..........52 H. S. Barkworth, b Mason ................. 6 H. H. Scott, run out...100 H. T. Cross, b Mason 12 G. V. Campbell, b d’ A p ic ........................ 2 J.L.Phillipps,bMoody 3 V. F. Feeny, c Robert­ son, b d’Apic E. P. Pulbrook, not out ........................ P. B.Flower, b d’Apic Street, b Marriott ... Extras .......... Total ...209 STREATHAM v. HENLEY.- May 5. H enley . -Played at Henley on F . G. Bruce, b Holmes 4 N. W. Veith, b Hooper 46 P. G. Broad, b Holmes 11 \V. W. Bruce, c Bridge, b Hooper ... 49 F. Densham, b Hooper 26 F. P. Grand,b Holmes 12 J. D. Broad, not out 11 H. E. Beall, not ou t.. 1 B 7, lb 3 ..........10 Total (6 wkts.) * 170 F . S. Daikin, W. L. Lamaison and J. Grand did not bat. * Innings declared closed. S treatham . B. Dent, b Grand R. J. Hayworth, c Biuce, b Grand ... 11 M.J.Beazeley.b Grand 11 G. C Wilson, c Beail, b Daikin ... .......... 5 C. W. Mallett, c Bruce, b Grand ... ......... U F. G. Holmes, b Grand 4 ,J. F . W. Hooper, c Lamaison, b Grand 22 G. Goggs, st Bruce, b Grand.......... ... 11 W . Taylor, b Grand- 1 J. S. Lake, not out ... 0 G. Bridge, b Daikin 0 B 8, lb 1 .......... 9 -Total 77 BRIXTON WANDERERS v. CROYDON.- at East Dulwich on Saturday, May 5. C roydon . -Played J. Rothwell, c Bry- mer, b Godrich ... J. Brierly, c Glanvill, b Simmons .......... W. H. Barley, c Good­ all, b Godrich.......... F. W. Fifield, not out Extras................. C. P. W icks.c Burling­ ton, b O. G. Smith... 8 H. J. Tovey, b C. G. Smith ................. 4 S. A. Ellis, b Brymer... 1 W. B. Bannerman, c Glanvill,bC.G.Smith 3 T. A. Watson, c H. E. Smith,b Simmons... 53 A.T. Latham,b Brymer 3 Total V. G. A. Butler, c Sim­ mons, b Brymer ... 9 B rixton W anderers . J. Faulkner, b Banner­ man ............... . ... 26 F. Odell, b Watson ... 7 H. E. Smith, b Banner­ man ........................22 C. G. Smith, b Ellis... 3 F. P. Rider, c Barley, b Ellis ................ 5 ... 89 E. A. Brymer,c Barley, b Bannerman..........27 H.Goodall,notout ... 62 R. J. Burlington, not out ........................70 B 12, lb 1 ..........13 Total (6 wkts.) 235 L. M. Simmons, J. C. Godrich and B. A. Glanvill, did not bat. BRIXTON WANDERERS II. v. CROYDON II.- Played at Croydon on May 5. B rixton W anderers . A. J. Whyte, b Easton 37 C. W. Phillips, c Bris­ coe, b Easton......... 6 W.A.Mitchell.bEaston 1 C. Hogg, b Easton ... 29 W. A. Gilligan,notout 59 J. W. Murray, S. Thurston, W. J. Berge, and F.G. Perks, did not bat. *Innings declared closed. C royd on . A. Harbert, b Allen ... 25 H. C. Dignasse, not out ........................24 B 10,1b 1, nb 2... 13 Total(5wkts.)*194 L. W. Fulcher, b Gilli­ gan ........................19 C.W.Woolcott,b Berge 18 R. F. Barley,b Berge... 23 A. G. Pascall, hit wkt, b Gilligan ......... 0 A. F. Briscoe, not out 9 J.Campbell,b Gilligan E. G. Easton, b Berge S. Hine, b Berge F. J. Allen, b Berge... B ........................ Total (8 wkts.) 85 R. Allen, and L. B. Long, did not bat. J. C. LOVELL’S XI. Tulse Hill on May 5. C yphers . CYPHERS. --Played at W. Pitt, b Harrison ... 13 E. Gale, b J. A. Lovell 0 H. G. Stembridge, c A. Smith, c and b Harrison, b G. A. Robinson .......... 7 R in g ........................ 16 H. Ovenden, c G. A. H. G. Swain, c Golds, Ring, b Robinson 19 b Robinson ......... 41 W. W. Pullen, b L. H. Cath, jun., b J. A. Lovell ................. 4 Lovell ................. 1 II. Gale, not out 8 R. Gale, b Harrison ... 6 B 16,lb 6 .......... 22 L. Gale, b J. A. Lovell 8 — Total J. C. L o v e ll’s XI. ..145 K. Robinson, b Smith 18 J. A. Lovell, c E. Gale, b L. Gale.................32 C. H. Mountain, b H. G a le ........................ 0 P. P. Tyacke, b H. Gale 33 R. Harrison, b Pullen 23 W. H. Golds, bH. Gale 0 L. Lovell, c E. Gale, b Pullen ................. 3 C. L. Ring, c H. Gale, b L. Gale................. 0 E. D. Lovell, c and b L. Gale ................. 2 G. A. Ring, b Pullen 0 F. Lovell, not out ... 0 B 9, lb 3 ..........12 Total ...123 GRANVILLE (LEE) v. BROMLEY.—Played at Lee on May 5. B rom ley . A. E. Earnshaw, lbw, b Longworth......... 29 Hayne, b Passmore ... 0 R. R. Barker, b Kemp 4 B. A. Tucker, b Kemp 26 Gregory, b Thomson 42 L. A. Tucker, b Pass- more "........................ 9 S.A.Tucker,cHooker, b Longworth.......... Lockley, not out Cork, b LeMay......... Pearsall, not out Extras .......... Total (8 wkts.*)...224 ♦Innings declared closed. Ashton did not bat. G r a n v ille . A. L. Kemp, c Ashton, b L. A. Tucker ... 38 H. E. Thomson, lbw, b L. A. Tucker ... 3 V. B. Longworth, c Earnshaw, b L. A. Tucker .................43 C; E. C. Kendle, c Hayne.b L.A.Tucker 29 J. P. Clarkson, c Bar­ ker, b L. A. Tucker 35 F. Helder, c Hayne, b L. A. Tucker.......... 9 R. S. LeMay, not out 5 P.P.Lincoln.cAshton, b S. A. Tucker ... 0 Extras .......... 9 Total (7 wkts.)... 171 H. P. Weber, T. L. Passmore, and M. Hooker did not bat. HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY EALING.—‘Played at Ealing on April 28. E alin g . A. R. Littlejohn, hit wkt., b Benge......... 8 C. P. Coode, c and b Adair-Thompson ... 33 C. A. Bolton, run out 8 L. D. Smith, c Gads- don, b Benge......... 5 D. R. Dangar, b Rees 12 H. 1). Ruston, b Rees 43 E. R. Peal did not bat. R. J. S. Stuart, not out 23 A. P. Fox, c Pratt, b Johnston................. 0 .W. E. Peal, c Sub, b Johnston................. 0 C. Dunster, not out... 4 B 15, lb 2 ......... 17 Total (8 wkts.) * 153 ♦Innings declared closed. H.A.C. J. S. S. Platt, not out... 57 G. H. Gadsdon, c Littlejohn,b Dangar 14 R. W. Neumeyer, b Dangar ................ 3 G. C. Johnston, b Littlejohn .......... 0 L. Hobbs, H. Rees, II. J. Bonser, F. Chick and W. J. Benge did not bat. F.C.Adair-Thompson, b Littlejohn ......... 0 J. D. H. Watts, not out ........................16 Extras ......... 6 Total (4 wkts) 96 HASTINGS ROVERS. Mr. C. F. Adamson, the energetic and honorary secretary, has a^ain drawn up a long programme for the Hastings Rovers, who, in addition to 43 ordinary fixtures, have 20 games arranged for the A team. It will be seen that two-day matches are to be played with Walthamstow, Battersea and Crouch End. The Kent tour, which takes place in August, consists of matches at Tonbridge, Hurstgreen, Tenterden, Horsmonden, Goud- hurst and Oranbrook. MAY. 5. Central Ground, v. Hastings Wanderers 9. East Hill, v. East Hastings 12. Central Ground, v. Gas Works 15. Central Ground, v. Heathfield Park 16. Bopeep, v. South Saxons 19. Central Ground, v. Battle 23. Central Ground, v. Hastings Post Office 26. Central Ground, v. Hastings Police 30. Bopeep, v. University School JUNE. 2. Central Ground, v. Hastings & St. Leonard’s F.C. 4. Rye, v. Rye 6. Central Ground, v. Tenterden Park 13. Newenden, v. Newenden 20. Central Ground, v. Hastings Police 21. Central Ground, v. Rolvenden 23. Central Ground, v. Hollington 27. Central Ground, v. University School 30. Bexliill, v. Bexhill-on-Sea JULY. 4. Bopeep, v. South Saxons 7. East Hill, v. East Hastings 11. Central Ground, v Northiam 12. Central Ground, v. Colveston 14. Central Ground, v. Hastings Wanderers 18. Rolvenden, v. Rolvenden 21. Central Ground, v. Gas Works 24. Central Ground, v. Rye 25. Central Ground, v. Newenden AUGUST. 1. Central Ground, v. Bexhill-on-Sea 2. Central Ground, v. Walthamstow* 4. Central Ground, v. Hollington 6. Northiam, v. Northiam 7. Central Ground, v. Brixton 8. Central Ground, v. Hastings,Post Office 'J. Central Ground, v. Battersea* 11. Central Ground, v. Hastings & St. Le , ard’s F.C. 13. Tonbridge, v. Tonbiidge Vacation 14. Hurstgreen, v. Mr. Marriott’s XI. 15. Tenterden, v. Tenterden Park ! Kent 16. Horsmonden, v. Horsmonden j Tour. 17. Goudhurst, v. Goudhurst 18. Cranbrook, v. Cranbrook 25. Battle, v. Battle * Two-day matches. “ CR ICKET" is the only paper in the world solely devoted to the game. Weekly, April to September. Monthly, October to Harch. T erms or S dbschiption : — 6 /- per annum 7/- post free abroad. PayaiU in advance. All communications to be sent direct to the Offices of Crieict, 168, Upper Thames Street) London, E.O.