Cricket 1906

A ug . 23, 1906. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 359 W est I ndians . Thompson E ast........... Hawtin ... C o x ........... Wells ... First innings. O. M. R. W. 23 22.5 6 16 0 96 2 .. 4 80 3 ... 1 32 2 ... 0 48 2 ... 1 25 1 ... Second innings. 0. M. R. W . ... 15 3 47 5 ... 15.4 6 45 4 Thompson howled five no-balls and East and Cox one each. N ortham ptonshire . First innings. 0. M. J?. W. Ollivierre ... 113 15 2 .. Smith ........... 24.3 9 39 6 .. Layne ........... 123 29 2 .. Morrison........... 2 1 1 0 .. Second innings. 0. M. K. W. ... 28.1 3 91 4 ... 28 8 60 6 Ollivierre bowled two wides and Smith one. SOMERSET v. KENT. Played at Taunton on August 16, 17 and 18. FAST SCORING. Kent won by 354 runs. W ith P. R. Johnson away, Somerset were deprived of the services of their best batsman, but it would be idle to pretend that his absence would have reversed the result of the match. On the first day rain pre­ vented any play from taking place before a quarter to one. From the very first ball sent down Hum­ phreys was dismissed, but Seymour, who drove well and hit eight 4’s, added 101 for the second wicket in 65 minutes in partnership with Burnup. Following this, the latter and Mason put on 84 for the fourth in three-quarters of an hour before the Old Malvernian was sent back for an innings of 73 made out of 190 in two hours. Burnup, who was missed when 35, played a valuable game, but was never really com­ fortable. Mason was in for an hour and a-half for his faultless 72, which included twelve 4’s and was a good all-round display. The last five wickets went down in 35 minutes for 68 runs, the innings closing for 274. Somerset, in response, lost half their wickets ere play ceased for 70, although. Martyn and Braund made 31 together for the opening partnership. On the next morning the innings closed for 107, and Kent, although leading by 167, did not call upon their opponents to follow-on. The visitors’ second innings was remarkable for some very fast run-getting. Burnup and Woolley com­ menced by making 51 for the first wicket in twenty minutes, but the pace was considerably faster after the fall of the third wicket, 244 being added for the loss of a couple of wickets in 77 minutes. Burnup and Mason made 70 for the fourth in half-an-hour, Burnup and Humphreys 116 for the fifth in 35, and Burnup and Blaker 58 without being separated for the sixth in 12 minutes. Mason made many fine drives, but was twice let off—when 27 and again when 29. Blaker hit up 35 out of 58 in a dozen minutes, m aking 24 (2,6, 6, 2, 4, 4) off an over from Bailey, who was punished for 188 in twenty-two overs. Burnup, who made runs all round the wicket, scored 169 out of 358 in 144 minutes, and hit a 6 and twenty-two 4’s. He might have been stumped when 31, but gave no other chance. When 358 had been made for five wickets in 144 minutes the innings was declared closed, Somerset being set 526 to win. Martyn and Braund made 78 for the first wicket in 80 minutes, but, when stumps were drawn, four were down for 93. On Saturday the remaining six wickets fell in an hour, despite the fact that Maxwell and Bailey added 61 for the ninth in half-an-hour. Kent won in the easiest fashion by 354 runs. Score and analysis K ent . First innings. O.J.Burnup.cHardy.bLewis 73 Seymour (J as.),lbw,b Bailey 57 Woolley, ran o u t..................12 K. L. Hutchings, b Braund 4 J. R. Mason, c Phillips, b Robson ..........................72 Humphreys, c Lee, b Lewis 0 R. N. R. Blaker, b Robson 0 C. H. B. Marsham, b Robson 0 Huish, b R obson.................. 11 Blythe, c Hodgkinson, b Robson .......................... 22 Fielder, not out ...........12 B 9, nb 2 ..................11 B 4, lb 1 ... 5 Total .................. 274 Total (5 wkta)*358 * Innings declared closed. Second innings. notout................169 c Hodgkinson, b M axw ell.........22 c Bailey, b Lewig 25 c Robinson, b Bailey ........... 7 st Phillips, Bailey ... c Phillips, Bailey ... notout........... 46 S omerset . First innings. H. Martyn, c Seymour, b Blythe..................................13 Braund, run o u t...................23 Robson, b Woolley ........... 9 Lewis,c Seymour, b Woolley 1 Phillips, c Blaker, b Mason 14 Hardy, b Mason ... S. M. J. Woods, run out ... G.W .Hodgkinson, c Huish, b Mason .......................... F. M. Lee, not out ........... Maxwell, b Mason ........... Bailey,cMarsham,bWoolley B 4, lb 2 .................. Second innings. b Mason ...........53 c Blaker,b Mason 27 c Huish,b Fielder 2 c Marsham, b Fielder ........... 1 c Blaker,b Mason 16 b Mason ........... 5 absent, hurt ... 0 c Huish,b Fielder 0 c Mason,bFielder 0 not out.................. 34 run out ...........23 B 8, w 2 ... 10 Total ..................107 K ent . Total ..171 Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Lewis ... 26 8 95 2 ... ... 5 1 32 1 Bailey ... 10 1 23 1 ... ... 22 0 188 3 Robson ... ... 20 4 70 5 ... ... 1 0 1 0 Braund ... ... 11 1 64 1 ... ... 6 0 23 0 Hardy ... ... 1 0 6 0 ... ... 8 0 63 0 Maxwell ... ... 1 0 5 0 ... ... 12 1 46 1 Lewis bowled two no-balls. S omerset . First innings Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W Fielder ... .. 8 0 32 0 .. ... 19-4 5 76 4 Blythe ... .. 16 5 34 1 .. ... 12 4 27 0 Woolley ... .. 7 1 19 3 .. ... 3 1 2 0 Mason .. 8 3 lf> 4 .. ... 17 5 48 4 Humphreys 9 5 8 0 Fielder bowled two wides. W E S T I N D I A N A V E R A G E S . RESULTS OF THE TOUR. Matches played, 19 ; won 7 ; drawn 2; lost 10. BATTING AVERAGES. No. Times Most of not Total in an Inns. out. runs. Inns. Aver. S. G. Smith ... 37 .. 4 ..1107.. 140*.. 33.54 A. E. Harragin ... ... 21 .. 1 .. 639.. 86 .. 31.95 fL . S. Constantine ... 35 .. 0 . .1025.. 92 .. 29.28 G. Challenor ... ... 35 .. 0 . .1017.. 108 .. 29.05 |P. A. Goodman... ... 31 .. 3 .. 809.. 107 .. 28.89 O. H. Layne ... 29 .. 0 .. 610.. 106 .. 21.03 H. B. G Austin... ... 35 .. 2 .. 660.. 74 .. 20.00 R. A. Ollivierre... ... 35 .. 0 .. 691.. 75 .. 19.74 C. K. Bancroft .. ... 28 .. 5 .. 317.. 53 .. 13.78 O. P. Cum berbatch... 31 .. 8 ... 308.. 59*.. 13.39 |T. J. Burton ... ... 8 .. 3 . . 48.. 19 .. 9.60 |G. C. Learmond ... 22 .. 1 . . 192.. 31 .. 9.14 O. S. Morrison ... ... 24 .. 9 . . 120 . 13 .. 8.00 Dr. J. Cameron... ... 12 2 .. 73.. 28 .. 7.30 J. E. Parker ... 16 " 2 .' . 89.. 24 .. 6 35 ♦Signifies not out. fDenotes players who visited England in 1900. BOW LING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. S. G. Smith ........... 733.5 .. 117 . .2240 . .116 .. 19.31 O. S. Morrison 207.2 .. 41 . . 591 . . 30 .. 19.70 O. H. L a y n e .......... 368.4 .. 56 . .1125 . . 57 .. 19.73 R. A. Ollivierre ... 396.5 .. 54 .1421 . . 71 .. 20.01 C. P. Cumberbatch 246.5 .. 46 . . 852 . . 31 .. 27.48 T. J. B u rton ........... 93.4 .. 11 . . 274 . . 9 .. 30.44 P. A. Goodman ... 69 .. 4 .. 253 . . 8 .. 31.62 J. E. P a rk er.......... 64 .. 8 .. 227 . . 4 .. 56.75 Dr. J. Cameron (7-0-36-0) bowled in two innings and L. S. Constantine (2-0-14-0) once only. Smith bowled 12 wides, Cumberbatch 4, Ollivierre 3, and Parker 2 ; Morrison delivered 4 no-balls, Smith 2, and Ollivierre 1. “ CEN TU RIES” FOR. G. Ohallenor, v. Notts, August 1 3 .............................108 P. A. Goodman, v. Yorkshire, August 2 ...........*102 P. A. Goodman, vj Northamptonshi.e, August 16 107 O. H. Layne, v. Essex, June 14.....................................106 S. G. Smith, v. Hampshire, July 2 .............................100 S. G. Smith, v. South Wales, July 9 ................... *140 “ CEN TU RIES” AGAINST. Denton, for Yorkshire, August 2 ...........................*112 Gunn (J.), for Notts, August 13 .......................... 112 A. E. Lawton, for W. G. Grace’s X L , June 11 ... 105 Mead (C. P.). for Hampshire, July 2 ...................132 Payton, for Notts, August 13 ..................................113 P. A. Perrin, for Essex, June 14 ...........................106 * Signifies not out. R ICHARD DAFT’S “ Nottinghamshire Marl.’’— Particulars apply, Radcliffe-on-Trent, Notts. [A dvt .] OLD MONTROSIANS v. STANLEY PARK .— Played near Jerusalem, Surrey, on August 4. S tanley P ark . Pemberton, b Hill ... Pursley, b Hill .......... W. Storer, b Hill ... F.Nightingale,c Clem­ ents, b Hill ........... A. Baker, c & b Pearce Manning, b Dunstan Grimshaw, b H ill ... R. Piper, c Hill, b G /W estgatftb W ood 40 Raey, lbw, b Hill ... 0 R.Nightingale,not out 30 Extras...................13 Total ...197 O ld M ontrosians . G. Pratt, b Grimshaw Sanderson,b R.Night- ingale .................. Dunstan, b Grimshaw P.Gaston, b Grimshaw J.J.W ood,b Grimshaw L. Pratt, b Grimshaw F. C. R. Hill, b Grim­ shaw .......................... 10 Pearce, b Nightingale 2 Clements, not out ... 0 Bridge, st Baxter, b Grimshaw ........... 0 Total , 25 OLD MONTROSIANS v. COUNTY FIR E C. C. —Played at Wandsworth. C ounty F ire . Nice, b H ill........... :.. 3 Overton, b Haworth ... 0 H. Mogg, b Haworth... 4 A. Mogg, b H ill.......... 0 A. Pease, b H ill...........18 Brooman, b Haworth 10 Wheeler, not out ... 9 Total Vincent, c Haworth, b Hill .......................... O ld M ontrosians . P. Garton, st Mogg, b Pease .................. 4 M. B. Haworth, lbw, b Pease.......................... 4 M. Beazley, c and b Perkins .................. 71 R. Hazard, c Mogg, b Overton .................. 9 G. Hemming, b Per­ kins ........................... 2 Perkins, c Forbes, b Holland ................... Finns, b Holland ... Barrett, c and b Hill B 4, lb 1, nb 1 ... 69 F. C. R. Hill, Ibw, b Perkins ..; ..........' 2 A. C. Caporn.run out 19 C. Forbes, c M ogg, b Perkins ...................11 H. Holland,not o u t ... 1 Byes ...........15 Total (8 wkts) 138 BRIXTON WANDERERS v , FOREST HILL.- Played at Forest Hill on August 18. B rixton W anderers . A. J. Whyte, st Silver- thome, b Hunter ... 33 H. Goodall, c Holt, b W illia m s.................. 6 R. J. Burlington, hit wkt, b W elchman... 6 F. Odell, c Williams, b Hart .......................... 35 O. G. Smith, b Hunter 2 L.M.Simnions.bHunter 2 H. E. Smith, ran out 7 J. M. E. Murray, b Hunter ................... 0 D. M. Dickson, not out 19 J.F.Godrich.b Hunter 0 B. A. Glanvill, b Hart 13 B 10, lb 13...........23 Total...........146 F orest H ill . H. A. Hooker, b C. G. Smith.......................... 7 O. F. Phillips, b C. G. Smith.......................... 2 N. Vincent, b Godrich 11 W . S. Holt, c Glanvill, b C. G. Sm ith........... 8 W.P. W iiliams, c Glan­ vill, b C. G. Sm ith... 21 S.Silverthorne, b God­ rich ................... ... 3 S.Hunter,bC.G.Smith C.E.E. Lee, b Godrich G.O.Hart,cH.E.Smith, b Simmons ........... C G.Welchman, c and b C. G. Smith........... A. Skipper, not o u t... Leg-byes ........... Total 91 SOUTHGATE v. J. HALLS’ X l.-P la y ed at South­ gate on August 18. J. H alls ’ XI. S. Darlington, c sub., b Ford ...................20 L. D. Smith, c L. R. Lewis, b Ford ... 84 F. H. Stokes, c Ford 13 M. H. Knight, b Ford 2 C.Muller, b F.S. Lewis 50 E.Jiggins, c & b Ford 10 O. A. J. Whyte, lbw, b F o r d .......................... 0 A. Knox, not out ... 35 J. D. Hodges, b Ford 1 L. Brachi, c Ford, B a te .......... J. Hall, b Bate BIO, lb 5 Total 29 ... 4 ... 15 ...263 S outhgate . F. C. Bevington, b Brachi ...................50 O. Browning, b Dar­ lington .................... 6 F.S. Lewis, b Darling­ ton ..........................94 J.O.Ford.c and b Dar­ lington .................. 34 Rev. W . E. Bate, b Brachi ..................10 H.G. Rowley, b Brachi 7 E.W . Carter, b Brachi 30 L. R. Lewis not out ... 18 C. H. W right-Ingle, b Brachi ................... 4 E. White, b Brachi ... 0 R. A. Maude, not out .......................... 4 Byes ........... 7 Total ...263