Cricket 1907

170 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M a y 30, 1907. against Essex, and at Canterbury two years ago Lancashire punished the Kent attack to the extent of 467 for seven wickets, the home side having in each instance gained choice of first innings and put the visitors in. O n Mondav evening Mr. C. T. Studd, the famous Eton, Cambridge and Eog- land cricketer, who gave up the game in order to became a missionary, delivered an address at the Bishop of London’ s evening gospel meeting in Hyde Park. He recalled that in his youth he played cricket near where he was then standing, and stated that it was at the wish of an Atheist that he went out to do mission work in China. O n Monday evening the South Africans were the guests at dinner of the M.C.C. in the members’ dining pavilion at Lord’s. The chair was taken by the President of the Club, Lord Loreburn, the Lord Chancellor, and among those present, in addition to the guests, were the Earl of Jersey, Lord Harris, Messrs. A. J. Webbe, W. H. Patterson, C. E. Green, J. R. Mason, E. L. Bateman, H. K. Foster, Henry Perkins, P. F. Warner, E. G. Wynyard, A. J. L. Hill, H. D. G. Leveson-Gower, L. P. Collins, and F. E. Lacey, the Secretary. A co in ciden ce ! On Tuesday, the first ball delivered in the matches at Manchester, Taunton, and the Oval ob­ tained a wicket. I t seems probable that Southend-on- Sea will this year have a cricket week. At a meeting held on Monday evening the Mayor, Councillor R. King, stated that the Essex County C.C. had offered them the matches with Northamptonshire and Surrey, to be played at the end of July and the beginning of August, pro­ vided that the necessary guarantee was forthcoming. The sum mentioned, I understand, was £500. G eneral the H on . S ir N. G. L yttel ­ ton , K.C.B., a member of the famous cricket brotherhood, has been appointed to the command of the Forces in Ireland. O w ing to the defeat of Lancashire yesterday at the hands of Essex, Middle­ sex and Nottinghamshire are now the only unbeaten sides in the Championship Notts Middlesex Kent......... Surrey ... Essex Lancashire Yorkshire- T h e following are some of the latest hundreds :— MAY. 9. A. R. Godrich, Carcavellos v.Lisbon ... 106* IS. F. D. Cautley, Westgate v.Old West­ minsters 165* 18. Capt. R. OH. Livesay, R.M.C. .Staff v. R. N. Coll. (Sandhurst) ...................... 101* are now as follows P. W. L. D. Per- Pts cent’ge. ... 4 . . 4 .. 0 .. 0 .. 4 .. 100-00 ... 3 . . 2 .. 0 .. 1 .. 2 .. 100 00 ... 5 .. 4 . 1 .. 0 . . 3 .. CO00 ... 7 .. 4 . . 1 .. 2 . . 3 .. 6000 ... 4 .. 3 .. 1 .. 0 .. . 2 .. 50-00 ... 4 .. 2 .. 1 .. 1 . • 1 .. 33*33 ... 6 .. 2 . . 1 .. 3 . . 1 .. 33-33 R. G. Tait, Aberdeenshire v. Arbroath United (at Aberdeen)............................... E. Lambert, Paddock Wood v. St. George- the-Martyr ............................................. H. C. Kingham, Parson’s Green v. South Kensington ............................................. S. E. Huntley, Dulwich v. Catford .......... H. Sampson, Derrick Wanderers v. Bellevue L. S. M. Page, Felsted School v. Old Fel- stedians .................................................... Capt. J. B. Sparkes, M.C.C. & G. v. Ealing H. A. Bates, Honor Oak v. Fulham .......... M. A. Jackson, Honor Oak v. Fulham G. O. Forrester, Hampton Wick v. Dulwich (at Bushey Park)...................................... F. W. Ellis, Dulwich v. Hampton Wick ... Rogers, Birkenhead Park v. Boughton H a ll............................................. ... ... C. E. Bedell, Lauderdale v. Loughton A. A. Coles, Old Charlton v. Charlton Park B. McLachlan, Brondesbury v. WiUesden Park............................................................ F. W. Stocks, Witham v. Forest Gate Paymaster Pearson, R.N. Barracks v. Sheffield Collegiate ............................... B. Wragg, Sheffield Collegiate v. R.N. Barracks..................................................... C. A. E. Greene, Chiswick Park v. Upper Tooting ..................................................... Sergt. Brennan, 4th Batt. Royal Fusiliers v. 5th Batt. Connaught Rangers(Mullingar) W. F. Yeoman, Exeter Coll. v. Trinity Coll. Lieut. Harrison, R.M.L.I. v. 2nd Somerset L.I................................................................ E. P. Paul, Eastbourne v. Eastbourne Coll. C. L. Tudor, Eastbourne Coll. v. East­ bourne ..................................................... Capt. T. W. Sheppard, 2nd Brigade v. 1st Brigade (Aldershot) ........................ Lieut. A. Field, Royal Navy v. Somerset L.I................................................................ H. S. Edwards, Stubbington House v. H.M.S. Vernon ...................................... F. N. Bird, Wells Theological Coll. v. Wells A. P. Boissier, Officers and Masters (R.N. Coll.. Osborne) v. C. A. Wilson’s XI. ... A. H. Du Baulay, R.E. (Chatham)v. R.N.C. (Greenwich) ............................................. E. B. T. Studd, Free Forresters v. House­ hold Brigade ............................................. J. A. Dixon, Notts. Amateurs v. Repton School .................................................... H. Jacobs, Press Association v. Admiralty — Laird, St. Thomas’s Hospital v. Cane Hill A sylum ............................... .......... J. W. Neale, Reigate Priory v. Guy’s H ospital................................................... — Fish, Condor v. Minerva........................ S. F. Trotter, African Banks v. Banks of Australia.......... — ..................... ......... — Graham, National Bank of India v. Chartered Bank of India .......... ... ... E. S. M. Poyntz, Taunton v. Sheffield Collegiate..................................................... A. J. Seymour, Jesus College v. Incogniti L. O’Brien, Paddington v. Marlow .......... H. G. Rushton, Sutton v. Dulwich .......... P. H. Slater, Dulwich v. Sutton................. H. Goddard, Bexley Asylum v. Northbrook S. Swithenbank, Saltaire v. Windhill R. E. Foster, Silwood Park v. M.C.C. and Ground .................................................... E. Hardman, The Aliens v. Rugby School Capt. R. B. Airey, Army Service Corps v. Wellington College ............................... R. G. D. Howell, Belsize v. Ealing ......... H. J. Bartlett, Eastbourne v. Majrfield ... — Haddon, R. Butler’s XI v. Bexley Heath ................................................... W. L. Miecznikowski, Honor Oak v. Townley Park ...................................... Capt. Prothero, 1st Welsh Regt. v. South Staffordshire Regt...................................... E. Matheson, South Lynn v. Eastbourne Coll............................................................... T yldesley , L ancashire v . E ssex ( at M an ­ chester ) .................................................... W. F. Yeoman, Exeter Coll. v. East Gloucestershire ...................................... Rev. F. A. G. Leveson-Gower, The Mote v. Stoics ........................................... 214 100 * 123 127 130* 108* 109 162 112 * 215* 124 101 103 113* 110* 102 * 113 113 109 123 102 142* 101 * 101 109 110 103 106 110* 151* 134 106* 111 * 112 107* 119* 114* 100 * 128 118 124* 123* 124 100 * 101 106* 121* 140 128* 128* 111* 103* 118* 116 115 138* SOUTHGATE v. S t . BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL —Played at Southgate on May 25. S t . B artholomew ’ s H ospital . T. Vivian, b Lewis ... 15 W. B. Griffin, b Dar­ lington ................. 9 N. F. Norman,b Lewis 4 A. G. Turner, lbw, b Lewis ................. 6 G. Viner, run out ... 0 C. Noon, b Lewis ... 40 T. A. Gibson, b Lewis 4 E. N. Binnie, lbw, b Lewis ................. A. J. Cunningham, c Maude, b Lewis ... E. d6 Verteuil, b Dar­ lington ................. F. J. Gaskell, not out Byes ................. Total ......... S outhgate . R. S. Dickson, c and b Gaskell ................. 3 E. P. Birch, b Turner 3 R. A. Maude, c Viner, b Gaskell.................17 W. T. Ricketts, b Gas­ kell ........................ 0 S. Darlington, not out 24 B 1, lb 3, w 1 ... 5 B. W. Sharp, c Griffin, b Gibson.......... .... 0 J. C. Bevington, b Gibson ................ 6 R. B. Heygate, c Gib­ son, b Gaskell.......74 F. S. Lewis, lbw, b Griffin ................ 26 A. J. Carter, c Vivian, b Gaskell..............34 T. H. C. Levick, run out ............... ....._7 STREATHAM v. DULWICH.-Played at Streatham on May 21. S treatiiam . N. Miller, c and b Cryer ... 8 B. P. Dobson, b Cryer ... 2 O. L. Morgan, lbw, b Green 11 Total ...199 B. Dent, b Green .......... 7 O. J. Parton, c and b Oryer 0 G. V. Campbell, b Cryer ... 0 D. O. Kerr, b Cryer .......... 0 E. H. Leaf, b Cryer ..........15 R. G. Kerr, not out .......... 4 F. S. White, b Green......... 4 E. P. Pulbrook, b Green ... 0 Byes ........................ 6 c and b Jackson b Lumsden c Lumsden, b Green .......... c Ellis, b Cryer cHuntley.bLums- den ................. cand b Slater ... b Green .......... notout................ cS.Huntley,bTre- #ellas ......... st F. Huntley, b Green ......... b Green .......... Byes ......... 12 Total F. W. Ellis, c and b Miller........................10 E.Jackson,bCampbell 21 P.H.Slater, c D.O.Kerr, b Miller .................40 H.G.Cryer.b Campbell 6 W.H.Puckley,b Camp­ bell ........................ 0 F. Huntley, run out . 4 S. E. Huntley, st D. O. Kerr, b Miller.......... 3 57 D ulwich . Total ...201 C.P.Tregellas, c and b Miller ................ 4 C. W. Whitehurst, c Pulbrook, b Parton 31 M. B. Lumsden, not out ........................21 F.W.Greene,bMorgan 11 Bye ................ 2 Total ..153 STREATHAM v. BECKENHAM.-Played Rtreatham on May 25. S trbatham . N. Miller, st A., b C. A. Brown .................64 C. J. Parton, b E. J. Brand .................10 A. C. Taylor, b E. J. Brand ................. 0 J.F. W. Hooper,cand b J. S. Christopher 15 J. L. Phillips, st A., b C. A Brown........... 19 W. Taylor, c Ramsey, bC . A. Brown........ 4 C. A. Tidy, b E. J. Brand ................. 3 Second innings:-C. J. Parton b Ramsey,50; W Taylor, not out, 10; B 5, lb 2.—Total (1 wicket) 67. B eckenham . F. K. Simmons, b C. A. B row n......... T W.Whitting, c J. S. Christopher, b C. A. Brown ................. T. F. Easterbrook, not out ................. F. G. V. Holmes, c J. S. Christopher, b O. A. B row n ......... B 8, nb 1 ......... 0 Total . ...125 F. Ramsey, c W. Tay­ lor, b Miller .......... 6 F. G. Thoms, c W. Taylor, b Miller ... 5 R. A. Christopher, b Phillips ................. 2 J. S. Christopher, b Holmes .................41 A. Brown, b Phillips 35 A. Humphrey, b Miller 4 A. Brand, c Tidy, b Miller........................ 1 E. J. Brand, st Parton, b Miller ................. C. A. Brown, not out F. Young, c and b Miller ................. J. Stiven, b Phillips Byes ................. Total ...105 WIMBLEDON v. STREATHAM.—Flayed at Wim­ bledon on May 25. W imbledon . F. W. Colman, b E. Dobson ................. 0 W. E. Martyn, b E. Dobson ................. 0 F. R. Frost, c Kerr, b E. Dobson .......... 3 D. R. Dangar, b E. Dobson ................. 1 E. B. Todd, c sub, b E. Dobson .......... .. 4 G.K.Churchill, c sub, b E. Dobson ..........30, S treatham . E. L. Clapham, c B. Dobson.b Campbell 25 T.R.Rawlinson.cScott, b Campbell .......... 4 G.F. McGrath, not out 47 C. T. Donaldson, b E. Dobson ................. 4 F. M. Jebould, b E. Dobson ................. 6 B 13, lb 1 ......... 14 Total ..138 B. P. Dobson, c Chur­ chill, b F rost..........37 B. Dent, c Rawlinson, b Dangar.................44 E. B. Gillett, b Fros-t.. 3 C. N. Ambrose, st Mc­ Grath, b Churchill 58 D O. Kerr, b Churchill 8 G.V Campbell.c Chur­ chill. b Todd ... 9 L.E.Gillett.cMcGratli, b Todd ................. 3 V.F.Feeny,c McGrath, b Todd ................. 5 E. B. Miller, c Colman, b Clapham ..........15 H. H Scott, not out... 21 E. J. Dobson, c Todd, b Clapham .......... 5 B 8, lb 4 ..........12 Total ...220