Cricket 1906

M ay 24, 1906. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OFiTHE GAME. 151 N orthamptonshire . First innings. Thompson,cRussell,bBuck- enhara............................... 7 W. H. Kingston, b. Mead ... 0 Cox (M.), c and b Tremlin... 65 O. J. T. Pool, c Turner, b Tremlin ........................14 H.E.Kingston,c Carpenter, b Mead ........................28 G.A. T. Vials, b Buckenham 0 Ea8t,cDouglas,bBuckenham 4 T. Horton, run out .......... 0 Wells, b Buckenham.......... 4 C. Baker, b Buckenham ... 0 B. C. Smith, not o u t..........16 Extras ................. 0 Total .................138 E ssex . First innings. Carpenter,c Vials,b Thomp­ son ...............................20 C. P. McGaliey, b East ... 22 P. A. Perrin, b Thompson 28 F. L. Fane, c Smith, b Baker 57 W. M. Turner, b East ... 0 J. W. Douglas, b Thompson 0 Reeves, b East ................. 6 Buckenham, b Baker..........21 Russell. not out .................12 Mead,cHorton,b Thompson 13 Tremlin, c Horton, b East 2 B 9, lb 4, nb 5 ..........18 Second innings, c Carpenter, b Buckenham ... 0 c Tumer,b Buck­ enham ..........28 b Mead ..........21 ht wkt,b Tremlin c Russell,b Buck­ enham .......... c and b Mead ... lbw, b Tremlin... run out .......... c Fane, b Buck­ enham .......... c Turner,b Buck­ enham .......... not out................. B 1,lb 5 .......... Total.........176 Second innings. c Vials, b East... 4 c Cox.b Baker... 33 notout.................64 notout.................14 W 1, nb 1 Total ..199 Total (2 wkts) 117 Mead.......... Buckenham Tremlin ... Douglas ... N orthamptonshire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. .25 9 45 2 .......... 24 13 30 2 .19 3 49 5 7.3 2 21 2 . 3 0 19 0 ... McGahey E ssex. First innings. O. M. R. W. Thompson ... 28 10 65 4 ... East................. 24.3 8 65 4 ... Wells .......... 4 0 20 0 ... Baker .......... 4 0 22 2 ... H. E. Kingston 3 0 9 0 ... Cox .. ... 29 ... 13 80 5 45 2 2 0 13 0 Second innings. O. M. R. W. 13 12 5.4 2 3 40 0 25 1 20 1 19 0 11 0 Thompson bowled six no-balls, and Baker one wide NOTTINGHAMSHIRE v. LEICESTER­ SHIRE. Played at Nottingham on May 17 and 18. Notts, won by nine wickets. On a wicket which assisted the bowlers somewhat, Leicestershire commenced their innings very dis­ astrously. Before a run had been made De Trafford was clean bowled by Wass, at 8 King was dismissed and at 17 Knight was sent back, whilst by the luncheon interval eight wickets had fallen for 90. Wass and John Gunn bowled well, the visitors’ total amounting to no more than 104. The wicket improved as the day wore on, and was decidedly better when Notts commenced batting than it had been when Leicestershire started their innings. Jones was out to the first ball he received, whilst Iremonger was sent back at 18. The two Gunns then came together, and by watchful cricket added 89 for the third wicket in an hour and a quarter. George Gunn, who made 87 in 170minutes, hit eleven 4’s and was twice missed: John, who drove and cut well, made 59 in 75 minutes, his principal strokes being nine 4’s and a 3. The Leicestershire fielding was very poor throughout the day, Gill especially suffering as the result. At the close of play Notts led by 104 and had three wickets in hand. During the day 312 runs were made for the loss of 17 wickets. On Friday the outstanding wickets added 23 in 20 minutes, Jayes obtaining them all in the course of three overs at a cost of 13 runs. Notts batted three hours and a-half exactly for their score of 231. Leicestershire, 127 behind, lost Wood at 13 for nine, but De Trafford atoned somewhat for this misfortune by hitting up 45 in 65 minutes. Four wickets fell for 50, and five for 52, but Crawford and Coe improved the position by adding 50 together for the sixth wicket in 20 minutes. Jayes and Odell saved the innings defeat, but, when the last wicket fell—at 166, made in a couple of hours—Notts were set only 40 to win. These runs were hit off in 25 minutes for the loss of Iremonger, Leicestershire therefore experiencing defeat by nine wickets. Wass obtained eleven wickets in the match at a cost of just under fifteen runs each,whilst Oates greatly distinguished himself by allowing neither byes nor leg-byes in either innings of his opponents. Score and analysis L eicestebshire . First innings. C. E. de Trafford. b Wass... C. J. B. Wood, b Wass .. King, c Oates, b Hallam ... Knight, b J. Gunn .......... Whitehead, b J. Gunn V. F. S. Crawford, c G., b J. Gunn ........................ Coe, b W ass....................... Jayes, b Wass ................ W. W. Odell, b Wass......... Gill, c G., b J. G u n n ......... Whiteside, not out .......... No-ball........................ Second innings 0 c Payton, b Wass 45 24 c Jones, b Wass 9 8 b Wass .......... 11 17 c Jones, b Wass 0 0 b J. G u nn .......... 3 0 c Day, b Hallam 25 18 b Wass .......... 27 10 st Oates,b Hallam 10 15 not out................. 19 11 st Oates,b Hallam 12 0 b Wass .......... 1 1 No-ball.......... 1 Total ...104 N otts . Total ...166 A.O. Jones, lbw, b Gill 0 Taylor, c Whitehead, Iremonger, lbw, b Gill 12 b Gill....................... 0 Gunn (G.), c & b Jayes 87 Hallam,b Jayes.......... 6 Gunn(J.),cWhiteside, Oates, c Whiteside, b b Odell .................59 Jayes ..................10 Hardstaff,cWhitehead, Wass, bJayes .......... 0 b Gill........................25 B 4,lb3, nb 1 ... 8 Day, c Whitehead, b — Jayes........................ 3 * Total ...231 Payton, not o u t......... 21 Second innings:—Jones, not out, 17 ; Iremonger, run out, 17; Gunn (G.), not out, 6.—Total (I wkt.) 40. L e ice s te rs h ire . T he A rm y . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. (). M. R. W. Badcock .. ... 15 3 39 5 .. ... 25 5 61 2 Mead ... . .13 4 5 25 3 .. ... 15 1 43 1 Newman .10 4 26 1 .. ... 17 4 66 2 Langford . 8 1 26 2 .. ... 17 4 41 0 Tolfree........ ... 13 4 23 1 Llewellyn .. ... 17 4 3 51 2 Norbury ... 11 1 32 1 H am pshire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Mordaunt .. 31 12 43 5 .. ... 32 5 79 7 Udal.......... . . 7 0 40 2 .. ... 4 1 9 0 Wright ... . . 5 0 23 1 .. ... 16 1 54 1 Greig ... . . 9 1 32 1 .. 11.4 3 45 3 Legard ... .. 11.4 4 19 2 .. SOUTHGATE ADELAIDE v. MR. E. WHITE’S First innings. O. M W&ss ..........21 4 Hallam ..........11 7 Gunn (J.) ... 9 5 3 Second innings. O. M. R. W ... 20.1 3 103 6 ... 7 1 19 3 13 3 43 1 Gill ... Odell Jayes King Coe ... R. W. 61 5 . 17 1 . 25 4 . Gunn (J.) delivered two no-balls. N otts. First innings. O. M. R. W. Second innings. 28 , 17 . 15 , 7 9 87 38 50 0 21 0 . 2 24 0 O. M. R. W. 4.3 0 16 0 0 24 0 Jayes bowled one no ball. HAMPSHIRE v. THE ARMY. Played at Aldershot on May 14, 15 and 16. The Army won by 121 runs. Although lacking the services of Wynyard and Poore, the Army succeeded in winning this twelve a-side match by 121 runs. The feature of the game was the large score of 173 made by Lieut. A. C. Johnston in irreproachable style. Score and analysis :— T he A rm y . First innings. A. C. Johnston, b Mead ... 3 G. P. R. Toynbee, c Mead, b Badcock........................ 0 Capt. J. G. Greig, c Reynolds, b M ead .......... 7 W. N. White, b Badcock... 0 Major E. R. Bradford, c and b Newman........................21 H. S. Poyntz, not out..........52 Capt. A. D. Legard, Norbury, b Langford Capt. T. W. Sheppard, Langford ........................ 0 P. G. Robinson, b Badcock 33 J. Wright, b Badcock ... 0 O. G. Mordaunt, b Badcock 0 Second innings, c Reynolds, b Newman... c S p r o t , Badcock... c S p r o t , Badcock.. run out ...173 b ... 15 b ... 5 ... 12 c Sprot, b Tolfree 21 Capt. A. N. TJdal, b Mead... 0 Extras........................19 Total ................135 H am pshire. First innings. Bowell, b Udal ................. 1 Mead (C. P.), b Mordaunt... 7 E. M. Sprot, c Toynbee, b Wright ........................21 Llewellyn, b Mordaunt ... 2 Rev. W. V. Jephson, st Johnston, b Mordaunt... 30 H. Burrell, b Mordaunt ... 7 Langford,lbw, b Mordaunt 42 Badcock, st Johnston, b G re ig ...............................17 Norbury, not out.................19 E. Tolfree, lbw, b Legard 0 Sergt. Reynolds, b Udal ... 11 Newman, b Legard .......... 0 Extras........................10 b Mead 0 b Norbury . lbw, b Newman... run out notout c JephsDn, Llewellyn b Llewellyn Extras... Total ....... 354 Second innings, b Mordaunt ... 29 c Sheppard, b Wright ........ 19 c White, b Mor­ daunt ........38 b Mordaunt ... 3 c Mordaunt, b Legard ......... c White, b Mor­ daunt ......... b Mordaunt 34 Total ...167 b Mordaunt b Legard ... . not out.............. b Mordaunt lbw, b Legard . Extras ... . Total ... . .. 0 .. 2 .. 34 .. 6 .. 1 .. 14 ..201 XI.—Played at Southgate on May 12. M r. W h ite ’s XI. Rev. W. E.Bate, c Mor­ timer, b F. Canham 3 J . H. Iiewis, b F. Can­ ham ........................ 0 R.E.Paige.bF.Canham 12 G H. Muriel, b F.Can- ham ........................ 0 R. J. Lewis, c Wollard, b F. Canham.......... 3 E.W. Carter, b F. Can­ ham ........................10 S outhgate A delaide . A.W.Coventon,runout G. W. Cotter, b Mor­ timer ........................ E. H. Saunders, c G., b F. Canham......... J. Whitehead, not out R. S. Collard, b Lowen Extras................. Total ... 38 A. R. Hawes, lbw, b Paige........................ 1 J. Sharman, c Collard, b Carter .................30 F.H.H. Stokes, b Bate 3 F. Duke, b Carter ... 10 C.F. Muller, b Paige .. 24 —. Mortimer, b Saun­ ders ........................ 3 A. Woollard, b Paige 9 F.W.Canham, b Paige A. Myford, not out ... F. Lowen, c R., b J. Lewis ................. G. E. Canham. b J. Lewis ................. Extras.................1 Total ..110 NORWOOD v. HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY.—Played at Norwood on May 12. H. A. C. H. J. Sharpe, c and b Clayton ................. d J. Collins, b Clayton 13 R. W. Neumegen, c Clayton, b Kenward 5 F.C. Adair-Thompson, b Batchelor ..........25 G. A. E. Smith, b Batchelor.................23 J. D. H. Watts, c Warren, b Kenward 1 J. C. Hayden, st Beaton, b Kenward 20 M. T. Engman, b Batchelor .......... H. H. Walshe, c Brown, b Batchelor T. A. Green, c Turner, b Robarts .......... T. W. Leage, not out Extras .......... 0 0 Total ...109 F. W. Robarts, not out 80 F. R. Warren, b Watts 7 A. E. Beaton, b Collins 18 H.R. Jordan,bCollins 38 N orwood . R. L. Turner, not out 38 Extras .......... 4 Total (3 wkts) ...185 W. W. Ashcroft, E. Clayton, B. Batchelor and E. Kenward did not bat. REIGATE v. STREATHAM.—Played at Reigate on May 19. R eigate . J. Neale,b Phillips ... 0 Brown, c Leaf, b Phillips ................13 G. H. Rowe, b Feeny...147 C. L. Crickmay, b Feeny ................. 0 W. G. Druce, b Feeny 4 W. T. Simmonds, b Holmes .................26 C. I-. Budd,b Holmes J. Topliam- Richard­ son, b Feeny.......... H. T. Maundrell, b Phillips ................. F. H. Birch, b Phillips D. Furze, not out ... B 4, lb 3 .......... Total 11 0 0 7 .215 First innings. E. Field, b Birch S treatham . 0 H. S. Barkworth, b Brown 21 H. F. S. Adams, c Druce, b Brown............................... 2 G. O. Campbell, c Neale, b Brown.............................. 2 O. F. Feeny, b Brown ... 0 J. L. Phillips, b Birch ... 4 D. O. Kerr, c Brown, b B ir ch ............................... 9 E. H. Leaf, b Brown .......... 4 E. P. Pulbrook, c Maun­ drell, b Brown................. 8 E. B. Miller, not o u t .......... 1 F. G. Holmes, b Brown ... 4 Wide 1 ................. 1 Total ...................56 Second innings, st Druce,b Maun­ drell............. 37 b Birch ........ 0 c Crickmay, b Maundrell ... 29 b Brown ........ 8 b Duce............... 9 lbw, b Maundrell 2 not out............... 1 c Richardson, b Neale ..........15 B 4, lb 2 ... 6 Total (7 wkts)107