Cricket 1906

J uly 12, 1906. CRICKET i A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME 263 and Langdon, who each scored 12, made their runs entirely by 4’s. Lancashire won by an innings and 29 runs. Score and analysis:— G loucestershire . First innings. Second innings. E. Barnett, c Worsley, b c Spooner, b Ker- Outtell............................... 18 mode ............ 0 Wrathall,cHeap,b Poidevin 41 c Worsley, b Cut- Board, b C uttell................. C. Barnett, b Dean ......... Winstone,c Sha^p, b Outtell F. E. Thomas, c Worsley, b Kermode ........................ Langdon, lbw, b Poidevin.. Huggins, c Worsley, b Ker­ mode ............................... Spry, b Kermode .......... Dennett, b Poidevin.......... tell c Worsley, b Ker­ mode .......... b Kermode cTyldesley,bOut­ tell ................. Mills, not out.......... B 7, lb 5, w 4 Total ... 1 5 32 33 17 5 16 b Kermode..........12 b Cuttell ..........12 c Hallows, b Ker­ mode .......... 0 not out................. 3 c Tyldesley, b Outtell .......... 0 c Harry, b Ker­ mode .......... 4 B 4, lb 1, w 1 6 R.H.Spooner,c E. Bar­ nett, b Huggins ... 4 Heap, c Wrathall, b H uggins.................13 Tyldesley,c Winstone, b Dennett.................128 L. 0 . S. Poidevin, c Spry, b Dennett ...24 Sharp, not out ......... 0 Hallows, c Wrathall, b ...210 L ancashire . Total... 55 Dennett 13 Harry, c Thomas, b Dennett .................18 Cuttell, c Barnett, b Dennett .................26 Dean not out ..........33 Kermode. run out ... 0 Worsley, b Huggins... 14 B 17, nb 4 ..........21 Total ...294 Kormode Dean Cuttell ... Poidevin... Haray O. G loucestershire . M. R. W. 19.5 13 . 27 15 3 O. 12.3 M. R. W. 7 25 6 13 6 24 4 Kermode bowled five wides. « L ancashire . * O. M. R. W.l O. Hugglyis... 30.2 9 95 3 Spry......... 4 Dennety... 36 3 122 5 |Mills.........10 Huggins bowled four no-balls. M. R. W. 0 25 0 2 31 0 SOMERSET v. HAMPSHIRE. Played at Taunton on July 5, 6 and 7. Hampshire won by five wickets. The visitors opened well in this match at Taunton last week, sending back Martyn, Braund and Lewis for 41, but Hardy and Phillips afterwards scored well, and, in the end, the total reached 284. Phillips, who made many hard drives and fine cuts, batted two hours and five minutes for his 104 not out, and, with Woods, put on 65 for the sixth wicket in twenty-five minutes. He was missed when 84, but nevertheless played a most praiseworthy innings. Ere play ceased for the day Hampshire had scored 75 for the loss of Bowell, Greig and Mead. On Friday Ll^jrellyn and Jephson put on 110 for the fourth wiciet in 85 minutes, the latter playing a chanceless innings. Llewellyn batted 135 minutes for his 98, and hit thirteen 4’s —five of them off an over sent down by Phillips. He was missed when 56 by Braund in the slips, but it was a difficult catch. Bacon afterwards hit pluckily, and with Stone put on 86 for the seventh wicket; he was missed when 52, and hit nine 4’s. The innings realised 314, which f ave Hampshire a lead of 30. When stumps were rawn Somerset were 80 runs on with four wickets in hand. On Saturday Woods and Oranfield quickly got out, and the innings closed for 134, made in two hours and a half. Requiring only 105 to win, on a perfect wicket, Hampshire made 34 before a wicket fell, but by lunch time had four men out for 75. The runs were eventually made for the loss of another wicket, Hampshire winning by a quarter to three by five wickets. Score and analysis S omerset . H. Martyn, c & b Langford 19 Braund.c Badcock, b Lang­ ford ...............................11 Lewis.cBadcock.bLangford 6 Hardy,cLangford,bBadcock 54 Robson, c Bowell, b Bad­ cock ......................./ ... 25 F. A. Phillips, not out ...104 S. M. J. Woods, b Shutfc ... 32 ‘,A. J. Hook, b Llewellyn ... 6 '.Cranfield, c & b Llewellyn 8 A- E. Newton, c Greig;. b Badcock ................. 0 Bailey, b Llewellyn ... ...v 4 *• B 13, lb 1, w 1 ..........15 c Bowell, b Lang­ ford ................. 1 b Badcock.......... 9 b Shutt ..........28 cJephson,bLang- ford ........ ... 11 c & •) Llewellyn 0 c Gunner,b Shutt 35 c Bowell, b Llew­ ellyn.......... ... 26 notout.................15 b Llewellyn ... 2 b Shutt ...' ... b Shutt B 4, lb 1, nb 1, w 1 Total ... ...284 Total ...134 H am pshire . First innings. Capt. J. G. Greig, c and b Braund ........................28 Bowell, c Robson, b Lewis 6 Llewellyn, c Woods,b Lewis 98 Mead (O. P.), c Martyn, b Braund ........................ 2 Rev. W. V. Jephson, c Cran- field, b Lewis .................40 Langford, run out ......... 20 J. H. Gunner, run out ... 0 F.H.Bacon,c Lewis, b Bailey 60 Stone, lbw, b Bailey ..........35 Badcock,cMartyn,b Braund 14 Shutt, not out ................. 0 B 5, lb 5, w 1 ..........11 Total .................314 S omerset . First innings. O. M. R. W. Langford Shutt Badcock.. Greig Llewellyn . 23 . 30 . 17 . 6 . 12.2 . 3 9 47 3 9 56 1 2 85 3 0 24 0 1 38 3 0 19 0 Second innings. c Braund,bBailey 21 c Cranfield, b Lewis ..........17 b B raund..........11 cMartyn,bBraund 17 b Bailey ..........18 notout.................16 notout................. 5 Bye .......... 1 Total (5 wkts) 106 Second innings. O. M. R. W. " 3 18 2 7 29 4 0 37 1 !!! 17 4 43 3 ... 9 ... 18.5 ... 7 Badcock bowled one wide and one no-ball, and Shutt one wide. H am pshire . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Lewis ... 35 11 83 3 ... ... 15 7 32 1 Braund ... ... 28.4 4 98 3 ... ... 13 3 :’>6 2 Bailey ... 14 4 51 2 ... ... 4 1 11 2 Robson ... ... 7 3 27 0 ... Phillips ... ... 2 0 22 0 ... 2 0 12 0 Cranlield ... 8 2 22 0 ... Woods ... 4.2 1 'J 0 Martyn ... ... 1 0 5 0 Phillips bowled one wide. GUARDS’ DEPOT v. REV. J. O. CRAWFORD’S XL—Played at Caterhamon July 4. G uards ’ D epot . Pte. Dean, lbw, b Beresford............... 3 Drmr. Case, c J. N. Orawford, b Beres­ ford ....................45 Roche,b J.N.Orawford 9 Capt. O. J. Murray, b J.N . Crawford ... 0 Lieut. J. Harvey, b J. N. Orawford ... 20 Lieut. A. W. Cecil, b Beresford............... 0 Pte. Brooks, b J. N. Crawford............... 8 ; Sergt. Parker, b J. N. Crawford................. ! Sergt. Jones, c Beses- ford, b J. N. Oraw­ ford ........................ Lord Henry Scott, not out ........................ Pte. Hicks, b J. N. Crawford................ Extras................. Total ...112 R ev . J. O. C rawford ’ s XI. Hon. S. R. Beresford, run out .................17 H.A.Levenson. b Dean 40 A. O. Churchill, b Parker ................. 6 J. N. Orawford, ran out ........................272 HamishStuart.b Jones 34 H. Grellis, Dr. Roberts, and Rev. J. C. Orawford did not bat. W. O. Byrne, run out 15 Dr Killett, not out ... 1 H. Lightly, c and b Brooks ................. 3 Extras.................21 Total (6 wkts) 409 HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY RICHMOND.—Played at Finsbury on July 7. R ichmond . A. G. Lloyd, c Hayden, b Johnstone.......... 49 B. L. Bisgood, b Bon­ ser ........................17 C. F. Sadler, b Terry 54 W. L. L. Roberts, b Bonser .................16 W.G.H. Moneypenny, not out ................... 54 E. F. Bisgood, not out ...........................57 Extras ....................16 Total (4 wkts) *263 H. S. Tooth, H. M. Carter, C. E. Mills, E. Y. Mc- Shane, and G. H. Robus did not bat. ♦Innings declared closed. H.A.O. J. D. H. Watts, run out 14 A. T. Gordon-Smith, c B. L. Bisgood, b Tooth........................26 G. O. Johnstone, c Moneypenny, b E. F. Bisgood ................. 4 G.A.E.Smith,c Money­ penny, b E. F. Bis­ good ........................ 7 H. II. Walslie, H. A Terry, J. Collins, and M. T. Engman did not bat. F. O. Adair-Thomp- son, not out ......... 26 H.J.Bonsor, c Roberts, b E. F. Bisgood ... 20 J. O. Hayden, not out 0 Extras ..........10 Total (5 wkts) 107 WANDERERS v. FOREST HILL. — Played at Forest Hill on July 5. W anderers . E. H. Fischer, c Lee, b Flowers .................45 A.E Ea.mshaw,c Lee, b Whitelaw .......... 9 Hon. S. R. Beresford, c and b Whitelaw ... 4 G.U.B.Roose,b White­ law 10 H. D. Wyatt, b White­ law ........ 0 S. Colman, not out ... 35 P. P. Lincoln, c Ores- soli, b Whitelaw ... 5 R. O. A. Litchfield, b Whitelaw................. 0 J. E. G. Hadath, b B alkw ill................. 9 A. L. S. Rose, b Bas­ kett ........................10 N.A.Damian,bFlowers 7 Extras........ . ... 12 Total , .. 146 F orest H ill . O. Moore, c Lincoln, b Wyatt .................30 C E. E. Lee, b Colman 20 O.GHill.c&b Colman 7 S. Hunter, b Colman 0 T. Balkwell, st Roose, b Rose .................12 W. R. Williams, lbw, b Rose ................. Whitelaw, not out ... Flowers, not out Extras................. Total (6 wkts) ...176 S. H. Baskett, H. A. Jacobs and Cressall did not bat. SOUTHGATE v. OLD FORESTERS.—Played at Forest School on July 3. O ld F oresters . F. H. Oockell, run out 0 Rev.R.O.Guy,b Foster 78 O. D. Mclver,c Foster, b Smith .................77 F. H. Nelson, c Hugill, b Smith ................. 4 Rev. F. R. Bonsey, run out ........................12 A. T. Waugh, st White, b Foster ... 8 L.B.Hornsby-Wright, b Smith ................. 7 W.L.Johnson, not out 11 H. R. Bonsey, c Foster 3 Rev. R. Kirwan, b Smith........................ E. Morgan Owen, c Browning, b Foster B 11, lb 2 .......... 1 S outhgate . Total ...215 C. Browning, c John­ son, b Homsby- Wright ..................130 N. T. White, b Nelson 12 G. W. Hammond, b Hornsby-Wright ... 14 E. Smith, c Johnson, b N elson..................106 G. N. Foster, c Guy, b F. R. B onsey.............66 H. B. Hugill, c John­ son, b Nelson........... 7 R.S.Dickson,b Nelson 2 T. H. O. Levick, c Waugh, b F. R. Bonsey ................. 7 Rev. E. S. Duval, not out ........................14 E.Nough, absent,hurt 0 Y. J. Holt, absent ... 0 B 14, lb 2, w 1 ...17 Total ...3S5 ENFIELD v. HON. ARTILLERY CO.—Played at Enfield on July 4. II. A. O. P. P. Tyacke, c Ford, b Savage .................64 J.A.Laidlaw,cH.Leuw, b Starkey.................73 F.O. Adair Thompson, not out ................. 3 S. G. Kimbell, c and b L. Leuw .................13 J. D. H. Watts, c and b Starkey .................81 H. J. Bonser, c Gomm, b L. Leuw .......... E. Gray, b Savage ... G. W. Neal, b Starkey H. A. Terry, b Starkey J. Collins, b Leuw ... W. J. Goddard, c Gomm, b Starkey... Extras................. Total ...293 E nfield . A. Knox, c &b Bonser 20 69 S.G.C.Starkey.not out 24 N. W. Sayer, b Adair Thompson .......... 7 E. A. Knight, not out 4 Extras................. 8 S. H. Hill, run out J. C. Ford, c Kimbell, b Adair Thompson 70 H. S. Leuw, b Terry... 29 L. D. Leuw, c Oollins, b Terry ................. 7 Total (7 wkts) 247 W.Savage,st Goddard: b Adair Thompson J. Gomm and T. Axton did not bat. LONDON SCOTTISH v. SOUTH HAMPSTEAD, —Played at Brondesbury on July 7. L ondon S cottish , P. Child, b Lawrence.. 41 S. Artand, run out C. W. Trench, c Hill, b Lawrence ..........21 A.Kinross, c Kennedy, b Lawrence ..........39 L. J. Bush, c and b Barrett .................13 F.R. Oonnell, bBarrett 9 R. Angove, hit wkt, b Hugnman.................35 S outh H ampstead . H. Chown, c Hill, b Barrett ................. H. Easton, b Hugh- m a n ........................ E.Macdonald, not out R. Bland, b Hugh- m a n ........................ B 8 ,lb 1 .......... Total ..190 Barrett, lbw, b Connell Bisch, b Oonnell Lawrence, c Bland, b Connell ................. Doughty, b Connell... Hill, b Bush................. Dore,lbw,b Oonnell... Lane, b Connell.......... Hughman,notout ... 33^ D.S.Barrett, c French, b Connell... ... • ...• 2 * Elgten, b Bush . .-.v 4 Kennedy, b ConnaM.% 4 B 3 ,lb ? * .1 0 " T out % !