Cricket 1906

370 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A u g . 30, 1906. elu d in g three not outB. T o m ake up fo r previous disappointm ents as a bow ler he had one afternoon o f remarkable success last year. E ssex was the sufferer, and his baw lin g, w h ich show ed seven w ickets for 35 runs in the second knock o f the E ssex team , did m uch to decide the gam e in favour o f L ancashire. This summ er he has fu lly upheld his reputa­ tion as an all-rou n d cricketer. His record in first-class cricket has given him an aggregate o f 947 runs fo r tw en ty - seven innings, w h ich places him in the first tw enty-five batsm en o f 1906. A thorough tryer under all conditions, he is quite in the forefron t o f profes­ sional cricketers. H is b ow lin g gets up qu ickly from the p itch , and, com in g back from the off w ith his pace, makes him very deadly at times. A s a batsm an he has a great variety o f strokes, and when set scores very freely. W hen it is added that he is a brilliant field, it w ill be seen w h at a versatile player Lancashire has in J oh n Sharp. STANDARD A.C. (PARIS) CLUB. 1 st MATCH, v. RO YA L AR TILLER Y.—Played at Fort Burgoyne on August 20 and 21. R o yal A r t il l e r y . First innings. E. White, b Tolfree ...........47 Sergt. Edwards, b Cawdron 14 l.ieut. Edwards, b Tolfree.. 0 O. M. Young, b Field........... Lieut. Chapman, c Braid, b Field .................................. Capt. Kemble, c Tolfree, b Peschier ........................... Lieut. Clarke, b Tolfree ... Sergt. W ren, b Tolfree ... O. S. M. Balsh. not out ... Capt. Sovard, b Peschier... Bombr. Newman, b Tolfree Extras........................... 14 Second innings. b Tolfree ...........16 b Cawdron........... 3 c Simner,bCawd- ron ...................26 b Tolfree ........... 0 c Braid, b Cawd- ron .................. 1 b Tolfree ...........12 notout...................16 not out................... 0 Extras... Total ...........186 Total (6 wkts) 79 S.A.C. of P a r is . Second innings. First innings. J. A. Peschier, c Edwards, b Y ou ng..................................26 H. Jordan, b Newman ... 0 .T. E. d’Arbelles, b Newman 1 P. R. Simner, lbw, b Young 1 E. Tolfree, b Y o u n g ........... 5 E. Cawdron, ht wkt, b New­ man .................................. 3 H.Field,c Edwards, b Balsh 17 .T. Jordan, c and b Balsh ... 0 W . Dunbar, b B a lsh ...........13 J.Braid,cEdwards.b Young 0 P. H. Tomalin, not out ... 1 Extras.......................... 16 b Young ...........14 b W hite ........... 9 lbw, b Newman.. 52 b Young ........... 1 c Chapman, b Young ...........23 lbw, b Balsh c Chapman, Young ... b W hite b Young ... b Newman... not out........... Extras... Total.. ... 83 Total ...180 2 nd MATCH, v. pO V E R WEDNESDAY.—Played at D over on August 22.J Won by the visitors, who made th e necessary runs for the lots of two wickets. Score: D o v e r W e d n esd ay . W. E. Wright, b Tol­ free .......................... 0 F. Y. Budden, lbw, b Cawdrou .................. 1 F. C. Redwood, b Caw­ dron ..........................19 F.. Belchamber,notout 14 G. A. Bacon, c Dunbar, b Cawdron ........... 0 II. C. Hicks, b Cawdron 0 H- Field, c Braid, b Cawdron ...................10 F. Sanders, b Cawdron 5 A. F. Winter, b Peschier 22 J. Taunton, c Dunbar, b Cawdron................... 0 R. Amos, b Cawdron... 26 Extras................... 7 Total ...1C4 S.A.C. R. Hunt, b Field.......... 82 J. Braid, c Redwood, b F ield .......................... 3 Extras...................12 J. Peschier, c Amos, b F ield.......................... 48 E. Tolfree, b Field ... 53 J. E. d’Arbelle, b Hicks 1 J. Jordan, run out ... 20 E. Cawdron not out ... 14 Total (7 wkts)183 W. G. Parry, b Field ... 0 W. Dunbar, H. Jordan and P. H. Tomalin did not bat. 3 r d MATCH, v. DEAL AND DISTRICT.—Played at Deal on August 23. The Paris team won by 30 runs. Both sides played one short. S. A. C. E. Cawdron, b Ede ... 15 J. Braid, c Elliot, b Bryant .................. 31 P. H. Tomalin, not out ........................... 7 Extras................... 7 ..193 Total J. Peschier, c and b Bryant ...................60 E. Tolfree, b Elliot ...2 0 J. E. d’Arbelle, b Elliot 2 J. Jordan, run out ... 13 H. Jordan, b Pembroke 2 W. Dunbar, b Elliot ... 12 P. R. Simner, b Ede ... 24 D e a l and D istr ic t , N. Pagden, b Cawdron 18 J. H. Clieve, b Tolfree 4 H. Pembroke, b Caw­ dron ..........................48 F. V. Budden, b Tolfree 9 R. F. Bryant, not out... 53 H. C. Greensti’eet, b Total Cawdron ................. H. Boise, b Tolfree ... 1 A. Ede, run o u t...........10 T. J. Elliot, b Tolfree 2 H. Edwards, b Tolfree 1 Extros...................14 ...163 4 th MATCH, v. FOLKESTONE.—Played at Folkestone on August 24 and 25. Full score: F o lkeston e . E. T. Studd, c Weaver, b T olfree................... 8 Rev. F. O. T. Hawkes, c Weaver, b Tolfree 54 W. G. H. Montgomery, b T olfree .................. 0 A. C. Edwards, c Braid, b T olfree.................. 57 Hon. W. James, c and b T olfree .................. 50 W. J. Bonser, b Tolfree 0 Wingham, jun., c sub., b Cawdron ... ... 37 G. S. Mallinson, c Peacher, b Tolfree ... 25 F. H. Schwarte, b Tol­ free .......................... 0 S. W. Price, not out ... 3 W. J. Haughton, c Jor­ dan, b Tolfree........... 1 Extras.................. 24 Total ...258 S.A.C. First innings. J. E. Peacher, c Bonsor, b Studd ..................................33 E. Tolfree, b Studd ........... 4 H. Weaver, c Wingham, b Studd .................................. 9 J. Jordan, c and b Studd ... 21 E. d’Arbelle, c and b VVing- ham .................................. 2 W. Dunbar, c Moneypenny, b Studd .......................... 19 P. R. Skinner, run out.......... 16 E. Cawdron,c and b Studd... 24 H. Jordan, c Wingham, b Studd .................................. 6 J. Braid, c Studd, b Edwards 10 P. H. Tomalin, not out ... 3 E xtras.......................... 5 Total ...152 Second innings. Ibw, b Wingham 4 hit wkt, b Studd 30 c Hawkes, b Studd 2 c and b Wingham 0 st James, b Studd 3 b Studd ........... 0 c Montgomery, b Wingham ... 0 c and b Wingham 8 c Hawkes, b Wing­ ham .................. 0 c and b Studd ... 8 not out................... 6 Extras........... 5 Total.......... 66 KENSINGTON PA RK v. EALING. E a l in g . H. Squire, b Carlisle... 55 N. E. Tarr, c C. Don­ aldson, b Carlisle ... 11 A. R. Littlejohn, run out .......................... 31 L.Hobbs, c Sheppard, b Smart ...................33 H. D. Ruston, not out 1C6 A. S. Dornton, st O. Donaldson, b Nicho­ las .......................... 31 A. T. Fox and G. O. P. Birch did not bat. * Innings declared closed. K e n sin g to n P a r k . F. J. Jolly, c J. G. Donaldson, b Nicho­ las .......................... 4 W . R. B. Douglas, b Carlisle ... .<. ... 1 C. Dunster, not out ... 23 B 12, lb 4, w 2, nb 1 19 Total (7 wkts)*314 J. G. Donaldson, Birch........................... 0 F. M. Killion, b Birch 0 A. W . Browne, lbw, b Douglas ...................27 A. P. Comyns, b Dornton .................. 1 O. S. G. Lloyd,b Birch 3 G. A. C. Carlisle, b Dornton ................... 4 J. L. T. Sheppard, c Dunster, b Douglas 19 C. H. Donaldson, not out .......................... 5 H.D.Nicholas.bDouglas 2 G. Conran, b Dunster 1 E. Smart, b Dunster.. 7 B 14, lb 1 ...........15 Total ...........84 LONDON SCOTTISH v. CHARLTON PA RK .— Played at Charlton Park on August 25. C h arlto n P a r k . H.C.Sargeant,b Lacey 0 T.Hazebrigg, b Lacey 1 J. H. Dermer, b L. II. R e a d ..........................49 H.O.Ogilvy, b Connell 18 S.R.fargeant, b I^acey 6 W . McCanlis, c Lacey, b L. H. R e a d ........... 1 C. T. Turpin, b L. H. R ead........................... H. C. Cross, c H ogg, b Connell ................... R. M. Allen, b Lacey A. Cossey, run out ... A. Burnett, not o u t... B 6, lb 2 ........... Total ...108 L o n d o n S co ttish . E. Lacey, not out A. Kinross, c ~ b H. C. Sargeant H. Russell, not out ... B 3, nb 1 ........... A. Russell, c McCanlis, b T u rpin................... 9 L.H.Read, c Turpin, b H. C. Sargeant ... 78 A.H.Read, c H. C. Sar­ geant, b Ogilvy ... 11 E. Hogg, b Allen ... 6 B.T.Porter, c S.R. Sar­ geant, b Allen ... 9 H. C. Hodgson, F. R. Connell and R. A. Bennett did not bat. Total (6 wkts) 155 PELHAM v. OLD LANCASTRIANS—Played at Chingford on August 25. O ld L ancastrians . 0. Jensen, c Robins, b Wallis ................... 0 L. Le Feaux, b Robins 6 H.Bignold, c Seaward, b Carr ...................41 G. L. Dalton, b Wallis 44 R. Reichanheim, c Maylam, b Wallis... 3 F. W est, b Lingwood 7 S. Fowler, c and b Wallis ................... 8 W . Smith, b W allis... 2 C. Bridge, st Maylam, b W a llis .................. 6 A. Henringway, b Lingwood ........... 4 T. Goodman, not out 0 B 4, lb 2, w 2 ... 8 Total ...129 P e l h a m . S. Carr, b Dalton ... 0 M.Maylam.b Le Feaux 19 R. Robin, b Dalton ... 23 H. Seaward, c Jensen, b Smith ...................63 Wallis, not o u t ...........31 E. Grayston, not out 5 B 5, lb 3 ........... 8 Total (4 wkts) 149 P. Lingwood, T. Carter, W . Hood, A. Lale and Handfield did not bat NEW YORK y . PH ILADELPH IA . Played at Staten Island, July 19. P h il a d e l p h ia . First innings. J. B. King, c Cook, b Rush- ton ..................................16 W . P. O’Neil, b Rushton ... 14 J. A. Lester, c Slade, b Rushton ........................... 7 F. H. Bohlen, b Poyer ... 1 P. N. LeRoy, run ou t........... 0 P.H. Clark, c Allen, b Poyer 11 W . Graham, st Griffith, b Rushton .......................... E. M. Cregar, c Cobb, b Rushton .......................... H. L. Clark, b Rushton ... D. S. Newhall, c Bunce, b P o y e r .................................. O. H. Winter, not out.......... Extras ................... Second innings. stGriffith.bPoyer 25 b H u m ble........... 9 b Cobb ........... 8 c and b Allen ... 6 lbw, b Humble... 24 b Cobb ........... 44 10 b Poyer ... 11 Total... N ew Y o r k . First innings. J. L. Poyer, b L ester........... 3 b K ing F. A. Slade, c LeRoy, b P. B . C la rk .................................... 1 A. J. G. Cook, lbw, b Lester 7 H. Allen, b Cregar ...........18 M. R. Cobb, b Lester........... 0 D. G. Humble, st Winter, b C. H. E. Griffith, st Winter, b Lester .......................... W . Bunce, st Winter, b L ester.................................. P. E. Bousfield, run out ... b Poyer .......35 c Poyer, b Cobb 8 notout................ 7 b Poyer ......... 5 Extras.......16 Total ...198 Second innings. not out b Graham ... b K ing b O’Neil 0 b K ing 0 G.N.Boyd, c K ing, b Cregar 3 H. Rusbton, not o u t ................ 1 Extras ................... 2 Total ...........42 P h il a d e l p h ia . First innings. b Graham ... ... 11 st Winter, b Gra­ ham .................. 12 c Newhall, b Boh­ len ................... 4 O. M. R. W. O. Rushton 63 1 21 6 ... ... 30 Humble 18 0 19 0 ... ... 27 Poyer ......... 48 2 27 3 ... ... 84 Cobb ... ... 66 Allen ... ... 42 N ew Y o r k . First innings. Seconc O. M. R. W . O. P. H. Clark .. 54 2 22 1 ... Lester ......... 54 2 19 6 ... C rega r......... 3 0 1 2 .., O’Neil ... !" 12 K ing ... ... 42 Newhall ... 12 Graham ... 12 Extras........... 1 Total(8wkts) 43 Second innings. M. R. W. 1 .28 0 1 38 0 72 43 21 M. R. W. 1 2 1 1 18 3 0 10 0 0 6 3