Cricket 1906

A ug . 30, 1906. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME 383 DEVONSH IRE v. GLAMORGAN . Played at Devonport on August 24 and 25. Devon won by 34 runs. This match was played for the benefit of Aston, who has rendered good service to Devonshire cricket for ten years. Score and analysis D evon . First innings. I?. G. Cruwys, c Brain, b Oreber..................................27 W . F. Sturt, c Whittington, b Creber ..........................18 W . S Gwynne, c Brain, b Nash ..................................16 C. V. L. Hooman, c H. C. Moore-Gwyn, b Creber... 22 H. F. Brunskill, b Nash ... 0 Aston, c Russell, b Nash ... 2 R. H. Clarke, b N a sh ........... 4 Capt. Herbert, not out ... 33 Davies, b Creber.................. 13 R. S. Barnes, b Russell ... 18 Hawksworth, c J. G. Moore- Gwyn, b Creber ........... 3 Extras .......... 4 Total ...160 G lam o rg an , First innings. T.A.L.Whittington,hitwkt, b Hawksworth................. 7 H.G.Moore-Gwyn.b Hawks­ worth ................... ....... 11 N. V. H. Riches, c Davies, b Hawksworth ............... 14 Bancroft, b Aston ......... 1 E. R. Sweet - Escott, b Hawksworth ................ 1 J. H. Brain, c Davies, b A s to n ................................. 6 H. B. Letcher, lbw, b Barnes 45 J. G. Moore-Gwyn,c Davies b Aston ......................... 4 Russell, b Hawksworth ... 8 Creber, not out ................ 9 Nash, b Barnes ................ 0 Extras........................ 7 Second innings. b Russell ...........47 st Brain, b Nash 23 bN ash.................. 3 c&bSweet>Escott 21 b Nash ...........31 c Letcher, bN ash 19 b Nash ........... 4 b Nash ........... 3 c Nash, b Creber 3 b Nash ........... 3 not out ........... 5 Extras........... 7 Total ...169 Second innings, c Herbert, b Hawks­ worth ........... 3 b Barnes ... 63 b Clarke ...........20 c Davies,b Barnes 12 b Barnes ........... 5 c Davies, b Clarke 13 b Aston ...........25 b Aston ........... 0 b Barnes ........... 9 notout.................. 4 c Aston,b Barnes 12 Extras ... 16 Total ..113 Total ...182 D evo n . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Creber ...........30'2 7 83 5 ... . N ash................... 287 70 4 ... . Russell ........... 2 1 3 1 ... . Sweet-Escott. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. 2 60 1 8 69 7 1 20 1 1 13 1 21 23 9 3 Creber sent down two wides and Nash a no-ball. Aston........... Hawksworth Clarke Barnes G lam o rg an . First innings. O. M. R. W. 19 8 40 3 ... 21 10 50 5 ... 5 2 13 0 ... 2 3 0 3 2 ... Herbert ... Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 30 11 ... 16 6 ... 7 1 ... 151 1 ... 5 1 55 43 16 2 41 5 11 0 Clarke bowled one wide and Barnes two. HERTFORDSH IRE v. OXFORDSH IRE. Played at Watford on August 27 and 28. Drawn. H ertfo rd sh ir e . First innings. Golding, b P rice .................... 6 A. Butcher, run out ...........28 C. H. Titchmarsh, b Price.. 0 White, b Price ......................88 J.O. Anderson,b Bridgwater 69 C. T. Rudd, b Bassett ...16 Coleman, st J. W . Marsh, b Bridgwater ......................13 L. G. Hosier, b Bassett ... 1 H. M. Harford, b Bassett ... 5 C. D. Fastenedge, c and b Bridgwater .................... 7 Shelford, not o u t.................... 0 E x tras..........................11 Second innings, c Davenport, b Bassett ........... b Bassett ........... b Bassett ........... b Bridgwater ... b Rogers ........... notout.................. bt J W . Marsh, b Bridgwater ... c Venables, b Bassett ........... c J. F. Marsh, b Bassett ........... Extras...........12 Total..................244 Total (8 wkts)*143 * Innings declared closed. TABLE CRICKET The “ EXCELSIOR” shoul in every Pavilion ! Gets your e- before batting. Plays all round wicket! Played on any table without fixing—arranged in a moment, and played for hours with great pleasure and excitement. Made of Brass and aluminium. Price 5 /- carriage paid, COOK’S, LIMITED, Beech St, House, Barbican, London. I m m O xfo r d sh ir e . Rev. J. W . Marsh, b P.C Davenport,not out 7 White .60 T. M. Hatton, b Whito 3 W . S. Case, c Golding, b Coleman ......... 0 Turner, b Coleman ... 1 J. F. Marsh, c Hosier, b White ...............10 F. S. Venables, b Cole­ man .......................17 H. Bassett, st Fasten- Total ...........115 edge, bW Thite ...11 Second innings:—Rev. J. W . Marsh, b W7hite, 1; Turner, b Golding, 37; Bassett, not out, 37 ; extras, 15. Total (2 wktsj, 90. P.C Davenport,n t out T. M. Hat n, b Whito Rogers, c Hosier, b White ................... Bridgwater, b White B. H. E. Price, b Cole­ man .......................... Extras................... Rogers ... Price.......... Bassett ... £ridg water H ertfo rd sh ir e . First innings. O. M. R. W . ........... 20 5 46 0 ... 25 3 92 3 ... 22.5 5 42 3 ... 14 2 53 3 ... O xf o r d sh ir e . First innings. O. M. R. W Coleman........... 32 9 50 4 White ...........27 Shelford........... 4 - 50 6 . 1 13 0 . G olding. Second innings. O. M. R. W . ... 27 13 46 1 ... 6 0 24 0 ... 21 6 48 5 ... 3.5 1 13 2 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 12 1 44 0 ... 13 5 14 1 ... 7 5 7 0 ... 4.3 0 10 1 CORNWALL v. MONMOUTHSH IRE. Played at Penzance on August 27 and 28. Cornwall won by seven wickets. M o n m o u th sh ir e . First innings. Second innings. P. Phillips, c Trevarthen, b Humphries .................. 6 b Humphries ... 12 Silverlock, c Whiting, b Humphries .................. 44 c Moore, b Hum­ phries ...........20 E. Phillips, b Humphries... ~ ~ Diver, c Whiting, b Tre­ varthen .......................... T. Williams,b Humphries G. Phillips, c J. B. Smith, b Humphries.......................... R. Griffith, c Humphries, b W hiting .......................... H. Stratten, c Tresawna, b Humphries .................. L. Stodman, c J. B. Smith, b Humphries .................. 0 c J B. Smith, b Humphries ... 0 4 b W hiting...........26 1 c and b W hiting 0 6 c and b W hiting 20 7 c J. B. Smith, b W h itin g .......... 0 1 b Humphries ... 0 F. Phillips, run out Steeples, not o u t ... Extras 0 c Humphries, W hiting... ... 8 b Humphries ... 7 notout ... 17 Extras ... ... 5 ... 7 ... 0 ... 9 ... 99 Second innings. Total .......... 101 Total C ornwall . First innings. J. Bickford-Smith, c Steep­ les, b F. Phillips ....... 35 cPhillips,b Steep­ les ................... 5 Captain Moore, c Diver, b Griffith ...................... 29 not out ........... 14 R. Rogers, b Silverlock ... 16 b Steeples........... 3 W . Bickford-Smith, b G. Phillips ........... .......22 notout ...........13 Trevarthen, b Steeples ... 1 C. Humphries, e bilverlock, b S teeples......................... 0 E.Hawken, b Steeples ... 0 B. Bennetts, c F., b G. Phillips ......................... 3 E. Dymond, st Diver, b G. Phillips ......................... 7 W hiting, c Stratten, b Griffith .......................36 Tresawna, not out ........... 3 b Steeples........... 3 Extras ........... 7 Extras........... 8 Total ...159 Total (3 wkts) 46 HAMPSTEAD v. FINCHLEY".—Played at Hamp­ stead on August 18. G. G. Dumbelton, MacGregor, b Sayer 0 D. J. Crump, lbw, b Sayer........... ......... 2 H. Wade, c Williams, b Sayer ..................75 W. T. C. H. Danby, b Tuck ... , 59 H. S. Maclure, b Tuck 30 T. M. Farmiloe, c Mel­ huish, b Tuck ... 7 H am pste ad . A. R. Trimen, not out 33 G.F.Farmiloe, b Tuck 2 N. B. Dearie, b Sayer 3 H. R. Hebert, c Mel­ huish, b Sayer .. 23 A. A. Barron, c Grif­ fiths, b Williams ... 4 B 13, lb 10...........23 Total ...261 F in c h le y . First innings. L.Neiderheitman, c Barron, b Wade ......................... 8 H. R. Collins, c Dumbelton, b W ade .......................12 H. Williams, b W ade.......20 H. W. Melhuish, c Danby, b W ade ................. ... 0 D. MacGregor, c & b W ade 18 A. E. Griffiths, c Hebert, b Barron................................ 5 F. A. Tuck, c Crump, b Barron................................ 0 W . P. Harrison, c and b B arron............................. 11 Burton, b Barron................ 1 M. W . Sayer, c Barron, b W a d e ................................ 0 A. Braithwaite, not out ... 6 Byes ......................... 2 Second innings, c Dumbelton, b Hebert ...........13 c and b Hebert... 21 c Maclure, b Hebert ........... 0 c Crump, b Hebert ...........19 c sub., b Hebert.. 0 Total... , 83 c sub., b Hebert 0 c sub., b Hebert 0 Byes ...........10 Total (7 wkts) 68 HAMPSTEAD v. STANMORE.—Played at Stan­ more on August 18. S t a n m o r e . E.M.Crosse, b Pawling 42 E. D. Sedgwick, c Whiclicote.bPawling 2 A. Theobald, c Hewet­ son, b Pawling ... 4 W . G. Ford, c Toller, b Pawling .................. 1 A.W.Porter,b Pawling 73 H. Painter, c sub., b P a w lin g ...................37 H.Skinner, c Crosdale, b Pawling ...........34 T. G. Berwick, not out 4 A. Good, not out ... 11 B 8, lb 1, w 4 ... 13 Total (7 wkts)* ...221 H. Breckenridge and S. Howell did not bat. * Innings declared closed. H am pstead . J. C. Toller, b Crosse.. 59 C.D.D.McMillin,bFord 2 E. St. G. Hewetson, b F o r d .......................... 9 G. Crosdale, b Howell 20 C.H.Pawling.b Howell 2 H. S. Finch, b Howell 0 H. G. Price-Williams, b Ford ................... 0 S. S. Pawling, not out 5 F. Goode, not out ... 4 H. Scragg, b Ford ... 1 Byes ................... 7 Total (8 wkts) 109 H. C. W liichcote did not bat. HAMPSTEAD v. CHARLTON PARK . -Played at Charlton Park on August 22. H am pste ad . N.B Dearie, c Sargent, b Holton ..................13 W . T. C. H. Danby, b Ogilvy ................. 4 H.D.G. Leveson-Gower, b Holton .................. 0 H. Wade, c Ogilvy, b Holton ..................24 G. F. Farmiloe, c Hills, b H o lto n .................. 2 A. R. Trimen, not out 18 J.O. Toller, c Bumpus, b Sargent .........26 A. C. Braithwaite, b Sargent .................. 7 C.B raithwaite,bOgilvy 1 S. S. Braithwaite, b Ogilvy .................. 1 B 15, lb 8 .........23 Total ...119 C h arlto n P a r k . H.C.Sargent.bLeveson- Gower ..................62 T. Ha/.elrigg, b Wade 5 J. Hills, c Trimen, b W ade..........................40 Dr. F. W . P. Holton, b W a d e .........................70 Capt.W.McCanlis, run out ..........................13 H.O. Ogilvy, c Trimen, b Toller .................. 1 S. R. Sargent, lbw, b Wade .................. 27 B. A. Keats, b W ade 0 A. E. Cosser, c Wade, b Leveson-Gower... 16 G.W .Bumpus.cWade, b Leveson-Gow e r ... 4 W . J. Keats, not out 0 B 19,1b 3, nb 1... 23 Total ...261 The best and brightest i ta l l BOOT POLISHES Of A O ^ i u a s -Leict, ttD