Cricket 1907

M a y 23, 1907 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 159 BENETF1NK v - <Sc CO., L t d . ______. ... ■ -------- 1 0 7 I O S , — 7 - CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. b l a z e r s . Twir.L in rlain colours, wi h m;tal tu tons ' s I0 6- Trimmed any colour Cord cr Bibbon 1/- eaeh extra. For other Patterns see Catalogue. ST---------------- iT Crjcket Catalogue P 0 8 T FR E E . T h e G r e a t A t h l e t i c O u t f i t t e r s . Specialists in Club Outfitting. 8. Southgate v. Upper Tooting 8. Colney Hatch, v. Colney Hatch Asylum* 15. Southgate, v. Harrow Blues 15. Southgate, v. Southgate Adelaide* 18. Oheshunt. v. Che^hunt 22. Southgate, v M.C.C. 29. Southgate, v. Mr. H. I). Nicholas’ XI. 29. Chesliunt, v. Ch&hunt 2nd* JULY. Walthamstow, v. Old Foresters Colney Hatch, v. Colney Hatch Asylum* Southgate, v. Hampstead Nomads* Southgate, v. Cheshuijt Southgate, v. Barnes Hornsey, v. Hornsey* Southgate, v. Barnet AUGUST. Southgate, v Old Foresters Southgate, v. Hornsey Sotitligate, v. Southgate Adelaide* Southgate, v. Mr. T. H. O Levick’s XI. Southgate, v. J. Hall’s XI. Southgate, v. The Village Southgate, v. Mr. E. White’s XI. * 2nd XI. Fixtures. SOUTHGATE v. HORNSEY.—Played at Southgate on May 18. F. S. Lewis, c Tate, b Wade........................73 L. R. Lewis, stBoundy, b Tate .................24 E. C. Richards, c Dent, b Clarke .................17 R. E. Paige, b E. W. GrimsdeH................. 9 T. H. C. Levick, c Boundy,bHammond 26 A. G. Carter, b E. W. Grimsdell .......... 0 E. P. Birch, run out 12 J. C. Bebington,bTate 13 R. S. Dickson, c Hammond, b Tate 7 T.Vivian, b Hammond 1(5 W.T. Ricketts,not out 13 B 24, lb 9 ......... 33 H o rn sey . J. L. Tate, b Richards 78 S. T. Weaver, b P. Boundy, st Beving- Richards........................0 ton, b Page ..........00 S. M ery lees, b G. W. Hammond, b Richards.................. 0 F. S. Lewis .......... 7 B 11, lb 1 ..........12 H. Wade, b F. S. Lewis 9 S. L. Clarke, not out... 22 Total (7 wkts)...188 F. B. Dent, b Richards 0 G. S. Grimsdell, J. M. Merylees, E. W. Grimsde1! did not bat. 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.C. LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (3) v. CROYDON (3).—Played at Norbury on May 11. L. & W B a n k . H. H. Keeping, c & b P e g g ..................... 1 M- G. Dunlop, c Kes­ han, b Pegg ......... l.r S. Wood, b Pegg ... 1 F. L. Sharpin, b Pegg 1 W. Homcastle, b Long A W. E. Smith, b Smith £ S. A. Ellerm, hit wkt, b Pegg ................. < F. L. Bailey, not out.. A. W. Maclean, c Campbell, b Long. T. C. Sampson, c Ful­ cher, b Long ......... J. L. Challis, c Bis- coe, b Pegg . . .. B 2........................ C roydon (3). L. W. Fulcher, c Shar­ pin, b Bailey......... 15 H. F. Biscoe, b Wood 2 A. J. Pascall, b Bailey 22 C. G. Copper, b Wood 5 C. Pegg, c & bWood... 0 J. A. Campbell, b Smith ................. 4 F. J. Allen, b Wood ... 3 J. Keshan, c Ellerm, b Wood ................. 0 R. F. Barley, not out 13 L. Long, b Horncastle 0 F. Barley, b Bailey .. 10 B 10 ................ 10 Total.. CRICKET MAGNIF ICENT L IS T 100 pages, Free. SPEC IAL T E RM S TO CLUBS . SPORTS & GAMES ASSOCIATION, (C .T . D ept.), 56, Edgware Road, London. TO SECRETARIES OF CRICKET CLUBS. Up to=Date Fixture Lists. Send Three Penny Stamps for Samples & Prices. Sunderland PostCo.,Ltd., SUNDERLAND . CRICKET ►•lainColourCaps, *vnhThree-Letter -*ilk Monogram, 18/- &27/- per doz. (umIllustration). Three Colour Stripes, Silk lined, 6different designs in stock, 1/6 each, 16 6 per doz. Two Colour Stripes, 2in., any 2 colours, from 1/- eaeh, or 10/6 doz. CR ICKET BOO T S . The “ U nivbbsal ,” White Canvas, Leather or Red Rubber Sole ... 4/11 The “ Special,” White Mock Buck, Spiked, equal in wear and appearance to real Buck (as Illustration) ................................. g/jj The “ M a rylebon k ,” Buck Dressed, Pyramid! .Pf 8- r°U"d or square toes 10 6 ine • L ord **.” Crick kt B ' ot . Rpal Buotskin Fronts Selected Uppers, fittedwith Mary- lebone Pvnmirt sth«p* ... _ _ 16/11 CRICKET T R O U S E R S . Best WhiteDoeHoih, gunramtvd LoUd*'t fchruuk ......... 15/ Bent(rlUHl'tvPimm*-), guara tetdLoLd*»» unruiin ... 12/ Special Unshrinkable Flaunei .......... 9 11 Whita do . Shrunk 4/11, 6/11. 7/11 P'ain Grey or fctrip^d Fjannel ... 7,6, 10/6 White Diill ... 8/11,7/ Bov-** White Flannel, Shrunk 4 6, 5/6, 7/ CAP S . E M B R O ID E R E D B A D G ES of every description. Any design to order. Estimates free. CR ICKET SH IRT S . Boys’ . Men’s, white Oxford Mat ... 1/9,3'- ... 111,36,46 White Duck ... 2 3 ...2/6 Fine White Twilt (“ The County” ) .. 4 11 g lan“|J„ .......................3/-, 41; 3/3, 4/6, 5/11, 6/11 Pu>eSilk ............................ 12 6 Umpires’ Ccats ........................i l l , 6 6. 8 6, 10 6 _______________ Pn.it.nfjt> fr«,