Cricket 1906

256 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME1 J uly 5, 1906. S ' T H E Wright&DitsonChampionshipTennisBall. II /- p e r D o z e n . II/- pe r Dozen. The Ball adopted by the National Association of the United States for twenty-five consecutive years. Resiliency, Size and Weight exactly according to the requirements of the All England Tennis Association. Cover made from best West of England Melton Cloth. Centre, pure Para Rubber. A. G. SPALDING & BROS., 53,54, 55, Fetter Lane, London, E.C. Sole Agents for the United Kingdom, Europe, and the Colonies. o % “ CRICKET GUIDE & HOW TO PLAY CRICKETS* By PRINCE RANJIT3INHJI. Price 6d . nett. Every lover of the King of Games should have a copy of this book by one of Britain’s most popular idols. It contains explanations of the different cuts—forward and back play—driving—leg hitting—the glance—bowling—batting—running —catching—fielding, and chapters on Australian, Indian, American, and School Cricket. In fact, it leaves nothing unsaid thit should appear in a work of this kind. For sale at all newsagents’ and booksellers’ stalls, or at A. G. SPALDING & BROS. & JOCKEYS v. AMATEUR CHAMPION ATHLETES. Played at Kennington Oval on July 2. The Jockeys win agiin. A m ateur A thl First innings. \V. Lotinga (capt.), hit wkt., b J. H u n t........................ 0 J. W. Morton,c E. Hunt, b W oodman........................ 0 E. L. Mitchell, b J. Hunt... 0 A. Aldridge, b Woodman 5 G. E. Lamer, not out ... 0 E. O. Breed, c Woodman, b Challoner ................. 3 F. Parks, b J. Hunt ......... 6 W. II. Dunnett, b Challoner 11 W. Bulteel, b Challoner ... 2 B. H. Symons-Jeune, b Woodman........................12 C. H. Jupp, b J. Hunt ... 58 E. H. Miles, b Cannon ... 6 B 16, lb 4, w 1 ..........21 Total ..........124 J ockeys . J. Woodman, run out 31 P. Challoner, b Breed 38 E. Hunt, b Lamer ... 64 G. Williamson, c Breed, b Bulteel ... 7 W . Dollery, b Bulteel 10 M. Cannon (capt.), not out .................39 D . Maher, c and b A ldridge.................26 ,ETES. Second innings. lbw,bWilliamson 5 cMaher.bCannon 18 b Williamson ... 6 c Woodman, b Challoner ... 52 b Williamson ... 19 b Woodman ... 2 not out.................26 b Maher B 6, w 1 ... 0 Total (7 wkts) 135 J. Hunt, b Aldridge H. Woodland, c S.- Jeune, b Aldridge H. Jones, b Aldridge E. Matthews, b Jupp W. Griggs, c Mitchell, b Dunnett .......... B 19, lb 4, w 1 ... Total ..245 SOUTHGATE v. OXFORD TRINITY TRIFLERS. —Played at Southgate on June 27. S outhgate . F. S. Lewis, b Hoskin 16 J. C. Ford, b Hoskin 9 C. Browning, b Lyle 2 R. Rogers, b Hoskin 6 R.S.Dickson.cOhurch, b Lyle ................. 7 F. W. Dilke, b Hoskin 0 H. H. Jacob, not out. 58 A.'R. Ford, c Lambert, w b Hoskin................. 5 E. P. Birch, st Church, b Lambert .......... Rev. W. E. Bate, b L y le ........................ E. White, run out ... Byes ................. Total ...138 O xford T rin ity T riflkrs . A. M. P. Lyle, c Birch, b Lewis .................59 N. T. White, c Jacob, b Bate .................82 W.W.Hoskin,cRogers, b Jacob .................36 H. Church, b Bate ... 16 A. F. Lambert, c Dick­ son, b Lewis .......... 6 C. R. Blake, b Lewis 11 C.J.C. Mowat,b Lewis 2 E.G. Phillips, b Lewis 11 S. F. Moore, b Jacob... 0 R. C. A. Close, not out 0 A. N. Other, absent... 0 B 20, w 1 ......... 21 Total .244 SOUTHGATE v. KENSINGTON PARK.—Played at Southgate on June 30. K ensington P a r k . F. W. Dilke, c H. R. W. Wintle, b Lewis 0 Foid, b Hugill 10 G. W. Krohn, b T. L. Johnston, b Lewis ................. 3 Heygate ................. 63 W. G. Thompson, c J. G. O’Brien, c Hej’- Dickson, b Lewis ... 7 gate, b Lewis.......... 11 E. G. Montifiore, b F. Mendl, b Lewis ... 0 H eygate................. 4 E. H. Silaton, b HeyC. F. Muller, not out 1 gate ........................ 13 Byes ................. 3 H. D. Nicholas, b _ Lewis........................ 1 Total ......... 110 S outhgate . R. B. Heygate, c O’Brien, b Nicholasl23 H.B. Hugill, c O’Brien, b Thom pson..........34 H. Church, b Dilke ... 29 N. T. White, b Dilke 6 J. C. Ford, c Sub, b Nicholas .................46 J. C. Bevington, c Wintle, b Nicholas 15 G. W. Cranfield, c O’Brien,bThompson 2 W. T. Rickett, b Nicholas................. 1 H. R. Ford, c Monti- fiore, b Thompson 2 R. S. Dickson, b Nicholas.................13 F. S. Lewis, not out ........................ 7 B 2, lb 1, w 1 ... \ Total ...282 ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. I. F. L. — (a) 853,011 is the number you require. (6) No change whatever has taken place. EALING v. MR. FRANK ABRAHAM’S Played at Ealing on June 20. M r . F ran k A braham ’ s XI. XI.— J. H. Douglas, Capt. Legard.......... 7 R. K. 'Henderson, c Jolly, b Legard ... 13 M. B. Elderton, st Walter, b Legard ... 35 C. F. Welch, Ibw, b Douglas ................. 2 R. W. Orton, run out 2 A. B. Ormond, lbw, b Legard ................. A. F. Bettison, Douglas ......... P. A. Sandford, Capt. Legard .. E. B. Noel, not out S. V. Conway, Ruston .......... F. Turner, run out Extras b ... 0 b ... 14 ... 57 b ... 9 ... 7 —. Littlejohn, c Orton, b Welch ...179 Capt. Legard, c Or­ mond, b Sandford... 85 M. W. Walter, not out 66 E. M. Martin, b Betti­ son ........................ 9 L. D. Smith, mn out 32 9 E aling . Total H. B. A. Sparkes, Douglas .......... H. D. Ruston, Douglas .......... F. G. Jolly, not out Extras Total ...163 b ... 27 b ... 10 ... 2 .. 5 ...415 J. C. LOVELL’S XI. LERY COMPANY. June 30. H. J. Sharpe, b Robin­ son ........................ M.T. Engman, runout F.C.Adair-Thompson, cTyacke.bRobinson R.Neumegan.bRobin- son ....................... J. D. H. Watts, b J. A. Lovell ................. v. HONOURABLE ARTIL- —Played at Tulse Hill on H.A.C. A. 0 2 24 ,R.Shield,cL. Lovell, b J. A. Lovell.......... Collins, b Robinson .Brooks, b Robinson . Janes, not out . Motley, b Robinson , Ellis, b Robinson... B 1, lb 3 .......... Total J. O . L ovell ’ s XI. 0 0 1 4 4 0 4 70 P. P. Tyacke, c Neu- megan, b Sharpe ... 35 L. Lovell, b Sharpe ... 26 C. L. Ring, b Adair- Thompson ..........33 R. Robinson.c Collins, b Engman ..........66 J. A. Lovell, st Neu- megan, b Engman 10 J. P. Candler, c Neu- megan, b Engman . 26 W. H. Golds, c Watts, b Janes ................. 7 C. H. R. Henman, b E ngm an.................10 S. H. Flindt, c Sub, b E ngm an.................20 H. Tidy, not out ... 0 B 17, lb 2, w 1 ... 20 Total ..........25 G. A. Ring did not bat.3 Printed and Published tor the Proprietor by M e r ritt & H atohbr, Ltd.. 167, 166 and 169, Upper Thames Street London.E.O., July 5th, 1906.