Cricket 1906

174 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M a t 31, 1906. T H E C A T A LO GU E OF C R IC K E T L IT E R A T U R E . By A lfred D. T a y lo r . (Continuedfrom page 142.) Pullin (A. W.) (See also Yorkshire Post Cricket Annual.) Pycroft (Rev. J ) Cricket: "Reminiscences of the Old Players and Observations of the Young Ones. Two illustrations. 1868. [This little pamphlet is difficult to meet with. Valued at 6s.] Pycroft (Rev. J.) Cricketana. Longmans, Green and Co., London. 1865. Two editions. [Worth from 6s. to 8s.] Pycroft (Rev. J.) The Cricket Field ; or the History and the Science of Cricket. Two engravings. 6s. Longmans, Green and Co., London. 1851. Other editions in 1854, 1859, 1862, 1865, 1868, 1873 (Virtue and Co.), 1882, 1884, 1887 (Cricket Press). [The first edition of this standard work is worth 15s. The engravings were substituted by photo­ graphs in the later editions.] Pycroft (Rev. J.) The Cricket Tutor. Long­ mans, Green and Co., London. 1862. Illustrated. Two editions. [Valued at 7s. 6d,] Pycroft (Rev. J.) (See Principles of Scientific Batting.) Pycroft (Rev. J.) Oxford Memories. Two vols. Bentley and Son, London. 1886. Queensland. (See also Australia.) Queensland Cricket Association. Annual. First issue for season 1899-1900. Mem­ bers only. E. Powell, Brisbane, 1900- 1905. [A continuation of the Queensland Year Book.] Queensland Cricketers’ Guide. (See Forbes, D. G.) Queensland, English Cricketers in. 1897- 98. Special illustrated souvenir. J. F. Searle and Co., Brisbane. 1898. Queensland. Official Souvenir. England v. Queensland, 1903. Illustrated. 3d. W . Keid and Co., Brisbane. 1903. Queensland. (See Stoddart’s Team in.) Queensland Year Book. Annual. Edited by R. S. Ross. First issue for season 1894-95, last, the fifth, 1898-99. 6d. A. J. Ross, Brisbane. 1895-1899. [See also Queensland Cricket Association, a con­ tinuation of above.] “ Quid.” Jerks in from Short Leg. Illus­ trated by W. H. du Bellew. Harrison, London, 1866. Two editions. [A clean copy should realise from 7s. to 10s.] Ramsbottom Cricket Club. Members only. 1882. “ Ranji.” (See We3t, C. T.) “ Ranii’s a’ Cornin’ .” (See Graem, Mar­ garet.) Ranjitsinhji (Prince). Cricket and How to Play it. 6d. Spalding’s Athletic Library, London. 1906. Ranjitsinhji (Prince). The Jubilee Book of Cricket. 130 illustrations. 6s. Six editions. Also art paper edition, 25s., and edition de luxe , 350 copies, £5 5s., with 22 extra photogravure plates. William Blackwood & Sons, London. 1897- Ranjitsinhji (Prince). With Stoddart’s Team in Australia, 1897-98. With a character sketch of the author by Alfred Gib3on and numerous illustrations. Is. and 2s. 6d. James Bowden, London. Three editions. 1898.- Ranjitsinhji (Prince). Edited the Sun for May 11th, 1903. Ranjitsinhji: Prince of Cricket. (See Standing, Percy Cross.) Read, (W. W.). Annals of Cricket. A Record of the Game, compiled from authentic sources. With an introduc­ tion by John Shuter. Illustrated. Is., 2s. 6d., and edition de luxe , 10s. 6d. Sampson Low and Co., London. 1896. Read (W.W.). Short Hints on Cricket. W. H. Cook and Co., London. Another edition by Wright and Co., London. [The edition by Cook is out of print, and worth four or five shillings.] Read (W. W.). (See De Lugo’s Surrey Champion.) Read’s (W. W.) Team in South Africa. (See South Africa.) [On the occasion of W. W. Read’s complimentary benefit match, in 1895, a special number of Sporting Sketches was issued, which devoted the whole of its space to W. W. Read’s performances on the cricket field.] Reading and District Cricketers’ Companion. Compiled by W. Critchley. Farrer and Sons, Reading. 1892-1893-1894. (To be continued.) HAMPSTEAD v. RICHMOND.—Played at Rich­ mond on May 26. H ampstead . H. S. Bompas, c Bis­ good, b Denham ... 28 G. Crosdale, b Reed... 1 A. R. Trimen, c Worsley, b Denham 17 E. L. Marsden, st Bis­ good, b R eed......... 44 E. W. H. Beaton, c Healing, b Reed ...26 Total (8 wkts)*164 J. C. R. Dickson did not bat. * Innings declared closed. R ichm ond . H. Crisp, b Reod ... 2 T. M. Farmiloe, c Bisgood, b Worsley 7 T. S. Wheater,run out 15 J. C. Toller, not out... 18 J. Greig, not out ... 1 Byes ................. 5 E. J. Bisgood, out ............... B 2, lb 1 ... not Bisgood, b Crisp ... 16 A.Worsley, c Trimen, b Wheater .......... 2 J. A. Healing, not out 33 W. L. Roberts, c Toller, b Crisp ... 12 C. Read, G. L. Holt, II. B. Poston, H. B. Denham, L. G. Sykes and Preston did not bat. Total (3 wkts) 79 HAMPSTEAD v. SURBITON.—Played at Hamp­ stead on May 26. H ampstead . H. S. Maclure, b Bow- ring ........................30 E. W. Sutton, c And­ rew, b Bowring ... 1 H. O. Preston, b Bow­ ring ........................46 G. G. Dumbelton, c Andrew, b Payne... 1 A. D. Hays, b Payne... 0 R. D. Robertson, c Windeler, b Bow­ ring ........................ 45 F. W. Orr, b Clatton 17 H.G. Dunkley, run out 3 L. Brachi, not out ... 17 B 7, nb 1 ......... 8 Total (8 wkts)*168 C. D. Drayson and R. S. Cliallands did not bat. * Innings declared closed. S urbiton . T. Bowring, c and b Challands ......... 22 E. Andrew, c Hays, b Challands ......... 6 F. H. Bowring,b Ohal- lands........................ 4 H. J. Pullman, b Chal­ lands........................ 0 H. Bowring, b Chal­ lands H. D. Sheriff, run out W. N. Rasburn, c Challands, b Pres­ ton ........................ W. B. Windeler, not out ........................ W. M. Payne, not out B 4, nb 1 ......... Total (7 wkts) 51 W. J. Clayton and A. N. Other did not bat. LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK v. PARR’S BANK.—Played at Norburv on May 22 and 23. P arr ’ s B ank . W. M. Silcock,c Logan, b Power ................. 6 N.P.Meredith.b Power 4 G. Huckle, b Coomber 0 G. M. Reid, c and b Coomber.................21 W. O. Spelman, c Logan, b Coomber 37 S. Stormer, not o u t... 41 H. G. Foley, b Power M. Cortazzi, not out... E. O. Parlit, b Power... G. E. Fowler, b Power F. West, b Coomber B 11,1b 2 ......... Total .126 L. & W . Bank. H. E. Power, b Mere­ dith ... ................. 4 O. F. G. Wellborne, b Reid ... ... ..........13 G. Logan, c Stormer, Meredith.................26 E.W. Bennett, b Mere­ dith ........................ 2 S. G. Tyte. b Meredith 2 A. M. Cockell, c Sil- cock, b Reid ..........15 G. P. Rhodes, c Mere­ dith, b Reid .......... 0 H. E. Coomber, not out ........................14 F. Ralls, run out ... 2 A. Podmore, not out 3 B 11, lb 2 ..........13 Total (8 wkts) 94 D. W. Cox did not bat. PELHAM v. UPPER CLAPTON “ A.”—Played at Chingford on May 26. P elham . W. E. Peel, c Goble, b Johnson ................. 2 J.Grayston,c Johnson, b Dotteridge......... 20 J.F .Potter, c Wells, b GordDn .................62 H. Seaward, c sub., b Dotteridge .......... 0 A.Axbey, c sub., b Gor­ don ... .............. 0 P.Lingwood.cJohnson, b Dotteridge.......... 7 Knowles,c and b Dot­ teridge .................18 Peacock, c Nelson, b Gordon ................. 7 S. Mould, not out ... 14 Sanford, notout ... 14 B 3, lb 2 .......... 5 O. Nelson, c Mould, b Axbey ................. 1 W.H.Gordon.bKnowles 9 H.A.Cooper,bKnowles 1 R. H.Wells, c Higgins, b Lingwood ..........26 J.R.Dotteridge, b San­ ford ........................38 Total (8 wkts) 149 J. Higgins did not bat. U pper C la p ton “A.” E.L. Johnston, c San­ ford, b Axbey ... 13 C. Pearmain, not out 0 B 1, lb 1, w 1 ;.. 3 Total (6 wkts) 91 H. Abbott, S. Goble, J. Fox and M. Goble did not bat. STREATHAM v. H.A.C.—Played at Streatham on May 26. S treatham . N. Miller, b Bonser ...104 C. J. Parton, c Shat- tock, b Bonser ... 35 C. H. Leaf, c Gordon- Smith, b Bonser ... 7 H. T. Cross, b Bonser 14 B. Dent, c Engman, b Watts .................17 E. II. Leaf, c Gordon- Smith, b Watts ... 0 F. Holmes did not bat. |B. Raworth, b Cole ... E. B. Miller, b Cole ... N.Horncastle, c Watts, b Cole ................. G. Goggs, not out ... B 1,1b 1, nb 1 ... Total (9 wktz)*194 *Innings declared closed. H A.O. J.Collins,cGoggs, b N. Miller ................ 8 G. A. E. Smith, b Holmes .................25 A. T. Gordon-Smith, c and b N. Miller ... 5 E. J. Shattock, b N. Miller........................ 1 E. B. Gillett, c and b N. Miller.................19 R. C. Cole, lbw, b N. Miller .......... ... 35 J. D. H. Watts, b N. Miller ................. 9 H J.Bonser.b N. Miller 2 M. T. Engman.not out 7 J. C. Hayden, not out 14 B 1, nb 1 .......... 2 Total (8 wkts) 127 PELHAM v. BARNES.—Played at Chingford on May 19. P elham . G. Hammond, b Mere­ dith ........................14 W .E Peel,b Meredith 17 J. Higgins, b Mere­ dith ........................21 E.Grayston.c Manson, b Meredith .......... 5 A. Potter, b Manson... 22 A. Axbey, c sub, b Manson ................ 4 Wallis,b Meredith ... 0 P. Lingwood, b Mere­ dith ........................ 9 H. Seward, c sub, b Meredith.................26 A. Atterbury, b Man­ son ........................ 0 M Maylam, not out... — B 12, lb 5 ..........17 Total ...135 B arnes . C. Tolkien, c Potter, b A xby........................ 2 J. Grant, b Hammond 0 G. Vigor, c Potter, b Hammond ..........18 F. Manson, not out ... 47 R. Meredith, c Peel, b Hammond ......... 1 O. Cockell, run out ... 0 W. Irwin and Wallis, jun, did not bat. J. Hamilton, b Ham­ mond .................11 A. P. Leith, st Atter­ bury, b Wallis ... 1 D. Hamilton, not out 18 B 9, lb 4, wb 1 ... 14 Total (7 wkts.) 112 C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen, post free. Order of Going-in Cards, 7d. per dozen, post free; Cricket Score Books, 6d. and Is. each: postage 2d. extra.—To be obtained at the Offices of “ Gxicket ” 168, Upper Thames Street London, E.O. *