Cricket 1906

228 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J une 28, 1906. o WANDERERS v. BECKENHAM. - Played at Beckenham on June 2. B eckhnham . R. Curwin, b Barker 5 J. H. Todd, not out... 92 Major Boome, b Jeph­ son ... ................. 1 J. Stephens, c Hadath, b Barker................. 1 O. P. Cole, st Brooks, b Jephson ..........14 B 4, lb 1, w 1 ... 6 F..D. Brown, cBrooks, b Jephson .......... O. R. Stenning, c Jephson. b Damian 39 H. Z. Baker, c Damian, b Barker ... ........ 49 P. O. Baker, c Jeph­ son, b Damian ... 5 K. D. Leslie, b Damian 6 J. S. Cristoplier, b Jephson .................58 W anderers . Total ...276 S. Colman, b H. Z. Baker........................60 D. L. A Jephson, c Cristopher, b BoOme 12 J. E. G. Hadath, c C h r is t o p h e r , b H. Z. Baker ......... 6 W. E. Hobbs, b H. Z. Baker................. ... 11 Total K. E. M. Barker, run out ........................ 0 N. A. Damian and O. Taylor did not bat. T. A. Darke, c H. Z. Baker, b Boome ... 0 R. B. Brooks, not out 70 R. W. Neumegen, c Cristopher, b Baker 7 O. Litchlield, not out 27 B 8, lb 2, w 1 ...11 ...204 SOUTHGATE v. CHESHUNT.-Played at Ches- hunt on June 19. J.O.Ford.cC.Ramcock, . b Judd .................... 19 F. S. Lewis, c C. Ram- cock. b J u d d ........... 127 R. S. Dickson, run out 25 F.J.Mendl, c Halstead, b Judd ....................21 F.Il.Palmer, c Barwell, b Childerstone ... 36 F.W.Dilke, c Halstead, b C. Ramcock.............12 S outhgate . E. Birch, b Judd ... 2 Rev. W.E.Bate,b Judd 28 H.D.Nicholas,notout 41 G.F. Paige, c Banwell, b Childerstone ... 7 S. Worthington, not out ........................ 6 B 11,1b 4, w l,nb2 18 Total ...345 C. W . Young, c and b B irch........................ a C. Durban, c and b Palmer .................13 W.deB.Barwell,bFord 21 R. E. Murray, b I^ewis 3 B. Castor, run out ... 17 E.C. Galloway, b Dilke 25 D. Ramcock, b Dilke 16 OnESHUNT. A. Judd, b Ford O.Ramcock,cNicholas, b Ford ................. A. Ohilderstone, c Lewis, b Ford Dr. Halstead, not out Byes........................ Total ...117 LONDON & WESTMINSTER BANK v. STREAT­ HAM.—Played at Streatham on June 23. S treatham . N. Miller, not out ... 99 B. Dent, c Pitt-Brook, b W ilson.................123 E. H. Leaf, c Pitt- Brook, b Wilson ... 3 H. T. Cross, b Wilson 8 J.F.W . Hooper, c Pitt- Brook, b W ilson ... 4 R. N. Broad, G. C. Wilson, F. G. Holmes and W. V. Mallett did not bat. ♦Innings declared closed. Ij. & W. B ank . R. J. Haworth, c Brad­ bery, b Wilson ... 8 G. Goggs, c Bowman, b W ilson................. 0 Byes ................. 6 Total (6 wkts)*251 L. Pitt-Brook, not out 5 C. F. S. Welborne, not out .................10 B 2, lb 2 .......... 4 S. Bowman, c and M ille r ...................40 A. G. Gough, b Miller 10 C. J. Bowman, c and b Miller........................74 F. W. Newcombe, st Total (5 wkts) 209 Goggs, b Hooper ... 42 W. Bradbery, c Dent, b Hoopor.......... ... 24 O. C. Simpson, H. S. Baker, R. S. Hartree and E. A. Wilson did not bat. FOREST HILL (2) v. BRIXTON WANDERERS (2).—Played at Perry Hill on June 23. B rixton W anderers (2). J.Faulkner, b Russell 86 C W.Phillips,bRussell 0 E.A.Brymer.b Russell 0 D. Mc.D. Dickson, b Russell .................42 W. A. Mitchell, b Russell .................11 A. Harbert, c Baskett, b Russell................. 2 O. J. Lain£, run out... L. Lewis, b Russell ... J. W. E. Murray, b Russell ................. M.Orapnell, b Russell W. J. Benge, not out.. B 11,1b 2,w l,n b 2 16 Total ...194 C. E. E. Lee, c and b Brymer ................. 0 O. Moore c Phillips, b Brymer ................. 8 P. Hunter, c Faulkner, b Mitchell ..........47 H. R. Hunter, b Benge 15 O. H. Barham, b Benge 14 G. C. Hast, c Brymer, b Benge .................43 F orest H ill (2). J. S. Gillingham, b Mitchell ................. 1 H. Barham, b Mitchell 5 L. H. Baskett, c and b Mitchell ................. 8 C.V.Balkwill.bMitchell 16 P. H. Russell, not.out 1 B 11,1b 2, nb 2. .. 15 Total ..173 KENSINGTON PARK v. UPPER TOOTING - Played at St. Quintin’s Park on June 23. K ensington P ark . J.G.Donaldson.bParez 4 A. Eddy, b Parez ... 8 C.A.E.Greene,b Parez 74 E. II. Seaton, lbw, b Lindsay ................ 0 E. R. Thompson, b Handcock................ 14 F. W.Dilke, c Butcher, b Smith ................ 14 M.A.Nicholas, c Sandi­ lands, b Parez ... 15 U pper T ooting H. D. Nicholas, b Lindsay..................18 W.M.Ratcliff, b Smith 3 L. E. G. Abney, c Sandilands,b Smith 2 W. G. Thompson, not out ........................ 1 B 5, lb 4 .......... 9 Total .162 D. C. Bartley, b Dilke 43 D. H. Butcher, c W. Thompson, b H D. Nicholas ..................100 L. Smith, b E. R. Thompson .........110 Dr. H. Tanner, b H. D. Nicholas .................. 6 H. Brackley, A. H. Parez, E. P. Thompson, and P. Sandilands did not bat. G. H. Lyon, not out... 16 II. D. Handcock, b E. R. Thompson ... 12 J. H. Lindsay, not out 27 B 7, lb 4, w 1......... 12 Total (5 wkts) . .326 LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (2) v. IBIS (2).—Played at Norbury on June 25. I bis (2). C. Roberts, b Power... 21 J. S. Dewey, c Logan, b Coomber ..........83 C. Warren, b Dear ... 2 A. Alexander, c Ralls, b Power ................. 0 H. Perkins, b Coomber 1 H. Troon, c Power, b D ear........................ 9 A. Strudwick, c Dear, b Power ................. 1 P. H. Smith, not out... 30 E. Creeve, c Bennett, b Power .................26 G. Cowin, not out ... 8 B 10,1b 1 ......... 11 Total (8 wkts)*192 A. Mace did not bat. *lnnings declared closed. L. & W. B. (2). A. M. Cockell, b Alex­ ander........................ 2 S.G.Tyte,b Alexander 37 J. Logan,b Alexander 1 C. J. Crossley, c Mace, b Smith .................37 S.Bennett.bAlexander 0 J. R. Rhodes, H. D. Dear, A. Podmore and F. Ralls did not bat. H. E. Coomber, c Creeve, b Cowin ... 9 H. E. Power, not out 5 B 12,1b 6 ... ... 18 Total (6 wkts) 109 LUDGROVE (1) v. STANMORE (1).—Played at Stanmore on June 23. S tan more . K. B. Morrison, b Car­ negie ........................36 L. C. Mandleberg, b Carnegie................. 0 G. 1. F. Royle, b Car­ negie ........................20 R.B.S.Neilson.bDunn 20 M. T. Baines, b Corn­ wallis ........................ 1 A. Haddon,b Carnegie 25 R.T Boyd,b Eastwood 17 M. R. K. Burge, b Carnegie................. 4 G. Q. Henriques, not out ........................ 9 J. Stirling, b Forster 1 V. II. Palmer, not out 9 B 7, w 1 .......... 8 G.S Bailey,b Morrison 1 J. Forster, b Henriques 50 E. R. D. Hoare, c Royle, b Morrison ..........21 F. M. Eastwood, b Morrison ................ 4 Total ..........150 L udgrove . O. W. Cornwallis, not out ................ ... 15 C.A.Carnegie,notout 11 B 4, w 3 .......... 7 Total (4 wkts) -.109 G. G. B. Nugent, J. H. M. Dunn, R. II. W. Hen­ derson, W. L. O. Parker, and W. H. B. Nesbitt did not bat. NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK v. LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK.-Played at Nor­ bury on June 12, 13 and 14. L. & W. B. S. Bowman, b Cosser 3 R. S. Hartree, b Richards................. 3 C. J. Bowman, b Richards................. 0 F. W. Newcombe, b Cosser .................21 H. G. Baker, b Cosser 5 H. O. Manfield, b Cosser ................. 9 W. Bradbery, not out 7 H. E. Power, b Jones 30 A. G. Gough,c Stocks, b Richards .......... 7 C. C. Simpson, lbw, b Cosser................. 8 E.A.Willson, b Cosser 1 B 5, lb 4 .......... 9 Total ...103 N. P. B. A. Harrison, c C. Bow­ man, b Baker.......... 4 W. B. Palamountain, c Sub, b Willson ... 0 C. G. E. Jones, b Power .................29 E. H. Stocks, run out 13 C. A. Shaw, st C. Bowman, b Hartree 11 J. W. Richards, b Power .................15 E. W. Armstrong, c Bradbery, b Baker 17 H. E. Moore, b S. Bowman.................23 A. B. H. Read, not out 16 G. A. Cosser, c Sub, b Willson ... . R. Wright, not out. B 13, lb 4 ... . Total ... . 7 .. 0 .. 17 ..152 M.C.C. & G. v. WORCESTERSH IRE. Played at Lord’ s on June 21, 22 and 23. "Worcestershire won by 5 wickets. The home side gave only a moderate display in their first innings. Farmer and Veal were out for 26, but, although B. S. Foster and Newstead added 55 together for the third wicket in half-an-hour, seven were down by the time thescorewas 110. It was at this critical point that Humphries, the Derbyshire wicket-keeper, went in, and proved himself the man for the occasion. Of the 96 runs made whilst he was in he claimed 53, made in eighty-five minutes. With Young he added 47 for the last wicket in twenty-five minutes, and an idea of his play can be f athered from the fact that he hit as many as eleven 's in his 53. The County, ere play ceased, lost six wickets for 184, Arnold being not out 52. Bowley, who assisted H. K. Foster to add 48 for the second wicket in forty-five minutes, batted an hour and a- hour for 53, an innings which contained some very pretty strokes to leg. On Friday Arnold succeeded in reaching three figures, although, when the ninth wicket fell, he had made only 59. He made 101 out of 146 in 115minutes without giving a chance. He hit eleven 4’s, and, with Wilson,added 56 for the last wicket in half an hour. There was some very bright cricket when M.C.O. went in the second time, the freest display being by Vogler, who made 85 in an hour and a-quarter, and brought off several big hits. He was almost caught in the long-field by Burns when he had made 5, but survived to hit fifteen 4’s. With Humphries he put on 68 for the fifth wicket in forty-five minutes. Farmer batted an hour and three-quarters for 55, and with B. S. Foster added 55 in forty minutes. Cuffe bowled excellently, and obtained seven wickets for 91 in an innings of 304. Arnold, it will be seen, sent down only 11 overs. The county were set 263 to win, and, thanks to Bowley and Pearson, who made 96 together for the first wicket, had scored 100with only one man out by the time stumps were drawn. On the last day Pearson was sent back ere another run had been made, but Cuffe and H. K. Foster practically put the result beyond doubt by adding 90 for the third wicket in seventy minutes. Cuffe batted 105 minutes for 56, reaching 50 in eighty-five, and made no mistake. Worcestershire won by five wickets. Score and analysis:— M.O.O. and G round . First innings. Second innings. Capt. C. L. Veal, b Wilson 11 b Cuffe ..........39 C. G. E. Farmer, c Pearson, b Wilson ........................14 Newstead, c Bird, b Wilson 37 c Bowley, b Cuffe 55 c Gaukrodger, b B ird.................34 c Gaukrodger, b Wilson ..........26 B. S. Foster, c Foster, b Arnold............................... G. J. V. Weigall, c Gauk­ rodger, b Arnold .......... Vogler, b Arnold................ Lord Somers, b Arnold ... G. H Drummond, c Bowley, b Arnold ................. 4 notout.................. 5 Humphries, lbw, bWilson 53 c Foster, b Cuffe 26 P. W. Cobbold, bWilson... 8 c Bowley, b Cuffe 2 Young, not out .........18 c Arnold, b Cuffe 3 B 7, lb 5, nb 1 .......... 13 B 7,1b 5, nb 1 13 21 b Cuffe ......... 3 0 b Burrows.........85 0 st Gaukrodger, b Cuffe ..........13 Total ...206 W ORCESTBRSHIRB. Total..........304 First innings. _______ Bowley, c Cobbold,b Young 53 b Young Pearson, b Cobbold ..........13 b Vogler H. K. Foster, b Vogler ... 36 b Vogler Cuffe.c Humphries,!) Vogler 9 ’ ~ * * Arnold, not out W. B. Burns, c Humphries, b Young ........................17 notout .. Wheldon, b Young .......... 1 notout... Bird, run out........................ 2 Gaukrodger,lbw,b Cobbold 0 Burrows, b C obbold.......... 0 Wilson (G. A.), b Vogler ... 10 B 4,lb 2 ... . Second innings. .. 62 .. 24 .. 41 .. 56 b .. 35 b Cobbold... 101 st Humphries, Cobbold... 6 B 11, lb £ 21 . 7 19 Total .................248 Total (5 wkts) 265 M.C.C. and G round . Second innings. First innings. O. M. R. W. Arnold ... ... 27 7 70 5 . Wilson ... ... 25.5 3 108 5 . Cuffe ... ... 2 0 9 0 . Pearson ... ... 3 2 1 0 . Burrows ... ... 2 1 5 0 . Bird. O. 11 18 21.4 3 10 10 M. R. W. 3 40 1 82 2 91 1 3 2 0 1 8 I Arnold and Burrows delivered one no-ball each. W ORCESTERSHIRE. First innings. 5 77 2 5 72 2 6 41 1 0 15 0 2 41 0 O. M. R. W. O. Vogler ... ... 19 1 84 3 ... ... 23 Cobbold... ... 26 4 81 3 ... ... 20.5 Young ... ... 35 9 71 3 ... ... 14 Foster ... ... 2 0 6 0 ... ... 4 Newstead.. 14