Cricket 1906

July 12 , 1906. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 267 ing was generally above the average with a total of 623 for twenty-three wickets. The one blot in the record of the match was the disproportionate number of “ extras.” Clifton’s total of 339 was swollen by 42 “ extras.” Altogether in the match “ extras ” amounted to 71. T he Eton Eleven to oppose Harrow at Lord’s to-morrow will, in all probibility, be the same as in the match against Winchester last week : — O. E. Hatfeild (captain). N. O. Tufnell. O. A. Gold. Hon. D. G. Finch-Hatton. H. S. Hatfeild. P. P. Gregory. T. L. Ourtis. K. L. Gibson. H. M. Sprot. J. M. Naylor. M. E. O. Baggallay. F o r the matoh between Gentlemen and Players, which is to take place at the Oval in the forepart of next week, the admission to the ground will be sixpence. Hitherto a shilling has been charged, so that the alteration is worthy of notice. T h e Hampstead Week commences on Monday next, the fixtures being :— Monday, July 16, v. Old Tonbridgians. Tuesday, July 17, v. Old Westminsters. Wednesday, July 18, v. Trojans. Thursday, July 19, v. Marlborough Blues. Friday, July 20, v. Hornsey. Saturday, July 21, v. M.O.O. & Ground. Th9 following members will take part in the matches:—J. Armitage, J. T. Ash, F. W. Bacon, H. S. Bompas, E. W . H. Beaton, L. N. H. Bailey, C. S. Ball, D. J. Crump, H. Crisp, C. D. Drayson, G. G. Dumbelton, T. M. Farmiloe, H. Greig, D. L. Gray, J. Gibbon, H. B. Hayman, H. T. Hume, G. A. S. Hick­ son, R. Leigh-Ibbs, W. B. Moon, L. J. Moon, E. L. Marsden, L. J. Marcus, F. B. D. Monro, F. W. Orr, A. J. Orr, S. S. Pawling, W. J. Pearson, H. G. Price-Williams, A. B. Trimen and T. S. Wheater. TH E COUNTY CH AM P IO N SH IP . POSITIONS TO JULY 12 th . Plyd.Won. Lost. Dm, Surrey ..........15 ...11 ... 1 ... 3 ... Yorkshire..........15 ... 9 ... 1 ... 5 .. Lancashire. ... 14 ... 9 ... 2 ... 3 .. Notts.................13 ... 6 ... 2 ... 5 .. K en t.................11 ... 5 ... 2 ... 4 .. Essex.................11 ... 4 ... 2 ... 5 .. Warwickshire... 12 ... 5 ... 3 ... 4 .. Somerset.......... 8 ... 2 ... 4 ... 2 .. Worcestershire.. 7 ... 1 ... 2 ... 4 .. Middlesex.......... 8 ... 2 ... 4 ... 2 .. Northampton... 11 ... 3 ... 7 ... 1 .. Hampshire ... 12 ... 3 ... 7 ... 2 .. Sussex .......... 9 ... 2 ... 5 ... 2 .. Gloucestershire. 9... 1 ... 5 ... 3 .. Leicestershire... 13 ... 2 ...10 ... 1 .. Derbyshire ... 12 ... 2 ...10 ... 0 .. Pts. 10 8 7 4 3 2 —4 .—4 —3 - 4 —8 —8 Per­ centage. .. 83 33 .. 80-00 .. 6363 .. 50 00 .. 42-85 .. 3333 .. 25 00 .. —3333 .. —33-33 .. —3333 .. —4000 .. -40-00 .. —42-85 .. —6666 .. -6666 .. -66-66 According to the rule laid down by the M.C.C., “ One point shall be reckoned for each win, one deducted for each loss; unfinished games shall not be reckoned. The county which during the season shall have, in finished matches, obtained the greatest proportionate number of points shall be reckoned champion county.” T H E COUNTY CH AM P IO N SH IP . SECOND DIVISION. Below will be found the resalts of this competition up to the end of last week :— 1S3 fl © P h T3 a> a 3 & c3 to Cj r) 8 6 d 45 o a 8 fl.2' £ "33 a <D 5 1" o £ iM 1 s Pi 2 ' j jPn Hertfordshire... 2 ... 2 ... 0 ... 0 ... 6 .. . 6 .,.10000 Wiltshire..........1 .. . 1 ... 0 ... 0 ... 3 ... 3 .. .100-00 Bedfordshire ... 2 ... 1 ... 0 ... 1 ... 6 . . 4 ... 66-66 Monmouthshire 1 ... 0 ... 1 ... 0 .. . 3 .. . 2 .,. 66 66 Surrey (2nd) ... 4 . 2 ... 1 ... 0 ... 12 ... 8 ... 66 66 Glamorgansli’e. 5 ..,. 3 ... 0 ... 0 ... 15 .. . 9 ... 60-00 Yorkshire (2nd) 5 ... 3 ,... 0 ... 0 ... 15 ... 9 ... 60-00 Staffordshire ... 3 ... 1 ... 1 ... 0 ... 9 ... 5 ... 55 55 Durham ..........3 . .. 1 ... 0 ... 0 ... 9 . • ? • .. 33 33 Suffolk ......... 3 . .. 1 ... 0 ... 0 .. . 9 ... 3 ..,. 33 33 Lancashire(2nd) 4 ... 0 ... 1 ... 0 ... 12 . . 2 ... 1666 Northumb’rl’nd 5 ... 0 ... 0 ... 1 .... 15 ... 1 ... 6 66 Norfolk ......... 2 . .. 0 ... 0 ... 0 ... 6 ... 0 . — The method of scoring is as follows:—Three points shall be scored for a win in a completed match; should the match not be completed, the side leading on the first innings shall score two points; one point shall be given to each side in a drawn match ; i.e., a match in which no result on the first innings is attained; in the event of a tie in a completed match, or in a match decided on the first innings the points shall be divided. LUDGROVE (2) v. NORTHAW (2).-P la y ed at Ludgrove on July 7. L udgrove . W. L. O. Parker, b Gamble ................. 2 Lord'Winchester,c and b Gamble ......... 21 R. S. Standiffe, c Thompson,bGamble 11 O.W. H.Leese,stOates, b Gamble.................18 R. L. Danville, c Thompson,b Thorne 0 O.E. Benson,cThomp­ son, b Howard......... 29 R. D. Busk, c Millar, b Gamble ..........17 R. J. F. Remnant, run out ........................ 0 T. E.G. Nugent, c and b Gamble ......... 2 A. B. Carnegie, c Mil­ lar,b Howard......... 0 R. Philipson, not out... 2 B 2. lb 1, wb 5 ... 8 Total ..110 N orthaw . H. A. Cholmsley, b B usk........................ 0 J. S. C. Oates, c Busk, b Philipson ......... 0 A.W. Gamble, c and b Philipson................. 9 J. C. Grant, b Busk... 0 C. A. W. Thompson, b B u sk ........................ 4 J. F. Oree, b Busk ... 0 H.L. Howard, bBusk 0 J. Scudimore, b Phil­ ipson ................. 3 H. O. Costobadie,lbw, b Busk ................. 7 G. P. Millar, run out.. 0 A. B. Thorne, not out 1 Byes ................. 3 Total ... 27 STREATHAM v. CATERHAM.—Played at Cater- ham on July 7. C atbrham . L. Fraser, b Holmes... 0 E. Scott, c Holmes, b Haworth ... ......... 0 R. A. Russell, c Hooper, b Holmes... 30 G. R. Russell, b Holmes ................. 1 M. Gill,.b Haworth ... 16 H. R. Russell, b Haworth................ 10 B. Gill, c Easterbrook, b Holmes................. 9 H. F. Russell, Holmes .......... E. H. Nettleton, Haworth.......... R. Jonas, not out M. Lyon, c Leaf, Haworth.......... B 1, lb 1 ... Total 0 b ... 16 ... 2 ... 91 S treatham . C. M. Thomas, c Lyon, b Gill.....................28 W. Taylor, b Gill ... 3 E. H. Leaf, b H. R. Russell ..............21 E. P. Pulbrook, b H. R. Russell..............10 J. F. W. Hooper, b G. R. Russell.......18 L. E. Gillett, run out 0 1 B. Dent did not bat. R.J.Haworth, run out 16 F. Easterbrook, b G. R. Russell......... 4 F. G. V. Holmes, not out ........................ 4 G. Goggs, c Russell, b H. R. Russell ... 9 B 11, lb 2 ..........13 Total ...126 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 “ Cricket,” 168, Upper Thames Street, London, E.O. LIVERPOOL AND DISTRICT v. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. Played at Aigburth on July 9, 10 and 11. Cambridge University won by 72 runs. Except that Weaver and Mugliston displaced Napier and Colbeck, the Cambridge side was identical with that which beat Oxford at Lord’s the previous week. After the visitors had lost half their wic.kets for 122, Young and Mugliston put on 221 together for the sixth wicket in one hundred and ten minutes. Young, who made no mistake, batted one hundred and fifteen minutes and hit nineteen 4’s, whilst Mugliston, who might have been caught and bowled when 95, made seventeen 4’s. The innings closed for 421, made in two hundred and twenty-five’minutes. Before play ceased Liverpool lost five wickets for 91, Graham, who batted for an hour, being not out 51. On the second day no play was possible until twenty minutes past two, owing to rain. Thanks chiefly to Graham and Barnes, who hit thirteen and fifteen 4’s respectively, the home side took their total to 285, which was certainly a larger one than appeared probable over-night. The University, when they went in the second time, collapsed rather badly, the order of going-in being changed, and, when play ended for the day, had lost eight wickets for 128. Payne made some good hits, but nobody else appeared at all at home with the bowling. C am bridge U niversity . First innings. M. W. Payne, lbw, b Mason 39 C. H. Eyre, c Hancock, b Morrice ........................ 28 C. C. Page, c Graham, b Rimmer ........................ 15 J. N Buchanan, b Rimmer 29 F. W. H. Weaver, b Rimmer 4 R. A. Young, b Rimmer .. .114 F. H. Mugliston, c Morrice, b Court ........................112 R. P. Keigwin, not out ... 30 H. Mainprice, c Boucher, b C o u rt..................... . ... 0 P.R.May,stBoucher,b Court 22 A. E. Morcom, b Court ... 11 B 8, lb 8, w 1 ..........17 Total .................421 Second innings, c Barnes, b Court 40 b Rimm er.......... 4 c Mason, b Court 11 cBoucher.bMason 4 cBoucher,bMason 15 b Mason .......... 9 not ou t................ 0 c and b Mason... 0 1 _. cMason,b Morrice 22 b Mason .......... 0 c McCormick, b Mason ..........24 B 8, lb 2 ... 10 Total ..........139 L iverpool a n ;1 First innings. A.F.Spooner,cPage, b Keig­ win ............................... H. Blease, b May................. H. B. Hancock, c Young, b May ............................... K. D. R. Morrice, c Young, b Keigwin ........................ A. J. Graham, c Young, b Weaver ........................ Mason, c Page, b Keigwin.. Rev. J. McCormick, b Buchanan........................ W. P. Barnes,c Page, b May F.W.Boucher.c Mainprice,b Rage ............................... F. A. Rimmer, st Payne, b Keigwin ........................ L. Court, not out................. B 10, lb 7, w 2,nb 2. .. D istrict . Second innings. 2 b Buchanan ... 25 4 c Morcom, b May 0 8 b Keigwin.......... 0 1 b Mainprice ... 22 86 b Buchanan ... 33 12 b Morcom .......... 6 14 c Keigwin,b Mor­ com .................61 84 c Page, b Morcom 33 31 c Buchanan, b Mainprice ... 5 21 lb w, b Morcom... 5 1 not out................. 1 21 Extras.........12 Total.................285 C am bridge U niversity . Total ...203 O. M. R. W. Rimmer ... ... 26 1 119 4 . Court ... 15.2 2 71 4 . Morrice ... ... 9 0 7:’, 1 . Mason ... 16 0 72 1 . Barnes ... ... 5 1 21 0 . Spooner ... ... 5 0 45 0 . Second innings. O. M. R. W. 15 3 49 11 0 40 4 1 16 7.5 2 24 Court bowled one wide. L iverpool and D istrict . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. 11 EL W. Keigwin... ... 21.3 8 58 4 ... ... 8 1 16 1 M ay.......... ... 9 1 34 3 ... ... 13 1 35 l f Mainprice ... 12 0 68 0 ... ... 13 1 62 2 Mugliston ... 2 0 10 0 ... Buchanan ... 9 2 28 1 ... !!! 13 2- 40 2 Payne ... 1 0 4 0 ... Weaver ... ... 7 0 26 1 ... Page.......... ... 4 0 32 1 ... 38 Morcom !” 12 3 i Keigwin bowled two wides, May and Buchanan each one no-ball.