Cricket 1907

J une 13, 1907. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 199 O xford U niversity . First innings. Second innings. 0. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 31 -6 40 5 .......... 34 5 110 5 194 3 46 3 ........ . 14 3 57 2 1 1 0 1 ........ . 21 6 71 3 Lawton . 6 1 24 0 Simpson-Hayward.. . 3 0 23 0 M.C.C. O. M. R. w. O. M. R. w. 23 10 39 0 ........ . 31 9 91 1 32 14 48 8 ........ . 42 17 81 2 10-4 3 17 2 . 17 . 7 36 0 1 0 1 0 . 11 2 18 2 Bowring ......... . 22-3 4 38 3 Tarrant... Braund ... Trott ... Lowe Gilbert .. Lyon Younger Gilbert bowled four wides. ESSEX v. NOTTINGHAMSH IRE. Played at Leyton on June 6, 7 and 8. Notts won by 7 runs. The ground on the opening day favoured the bowlers to such an extent that, during the four hours’ play as many as twenty-eight wickets went down for 218 runs, seven of them being due to lbw. Ire- monger made 13 of the first 14 runs scored by the side, and John Gunn and Jones added 31 for the second wicket. Mead, however, was at his best, and wickets fell fast—three of them in an over. In 100 minutes the whole side had been disposed of for 100, Mead taking eight wickets for 39 runs, and Reeves the remaining two. Essex lost Douglas without a run, and. although Fane and Perrin added 20 together, five wickets were down for 30. McGahey and Reeves put on 18 for the sixth before the latter was sent back by Wass, who took a terrific return very well indeed. In 70 minutes the side were out for 59, Hallam taking six of the wickets for 18 runs, and Wa?s the remaining four for 33. Notts were thus able to start their second innings with a lead of 41, and, although only Iremonger and Hardstaff reached double figures, the visitois, at the close of the day, were 100 runs on with a couple of wickets in hand—practically a win­ ning advantage considering the state of the ground. HardstafT’s 2(5 was very good, and ranked as the highest effort of the whole game. On Friday, Essex were left 118 to win. They lost Douglas bowled at 17 and Fane caught at the wicket at 29. Perrin fell at 33 in trying to get the ball round to leg, and at 35 McGahey was finely caught low down in the slips. Meston, who might have been stumped ere making a run, and caught at point very soon afterwards, added 26 with Freeman and 30 with Buckenham : altogether, he batted an hour for his excellent 23. Kortright was bowled in trying to drive at 105, and two later Russell was l.b.w. Mead then went in, last man, with eleven required to win, but the runs were not made, Buckenham, after being i n for an hour, falling a victim to Hallam for 23. In the whole match ten players were dismissed l.b.w., although many appeals were disallowed. Hallam bowled admirably, and took thirteen wickets for 56 runs. Score and analysis N otts . First innings. Second innings. A. O. Jones, b M ead.......... 21 c McGahey, b Reeves .......... 6 Iremonger.cPerrin, b Mead 13 lbw, b Reeves ... 21 Gunn (J.), c and b Reeves... Hardstaff, c Kortright, b 22 c Douglas, b Reeves ......... 2 Mead ............................... 0 b Reeves ......... 26 Gunn (G.), b Mead .......... 9 lbw, b Mead ... 3 Payton, c Fane, b Mead ... 18 b Mead .......... 7 G. T. Branston, b Mead ... 0 b Mead ......... 0 Alletson, lbw, b Mead 4 b Reeves .......... 1 Oates, lbw, b Reeves.......... 6 c Kortright, b Mead ......... 0 Wass, cPerrin, b Mead ... 1 not out................ 4 Hallam, not out ................. 2 lbw, b Reeves ... 5 Byes ........................ 4 Leg-bye ... 1 Total ................. 100 Total ... 76 Essex. First innings. F. L. Fane, lbw, b Hallam 11 J.W. H. T. Douglas, c Bran­ ston, b Wass ................. 0 P. A. Perrin, b W ass......... 9 O. P.McGahey.c and bW ass 10 Freeman (E.J.), c Hardstaff, b Hallam ........................ 3 O. P. Meston, Ibw, b Hallam 0 Reeves, b Hallam ..........14 Buckenham, c Alletson, b Second innings, c Oates, b Hallam 16 b Hallam ......... 5 b J. Gunn......... 4 c Branston, b Hallam ......... 6 lbw, b Wass ... 15 c Hallam, b Wass 23 c Branston, b Hallam .......... 2 O. J. Kortright, lbw, b Hal­ lam ............................... 4 Russell (E.), b Hallam ... 0 Mead (W.), not outj .......... 0 B 1, lb 7 ................. 8 0 b Hallam b Hallam ... . lbw, b Hallam . notout ... . B 10, lb 1 . Total .........59 Total ...110 Mead Reeves N otts . First innings. O. M. R. W. 7 39 8 . 5 57 2 . ... 18 5 ... 18 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 15 1 34 4 ... 14-1 2 41 6 E ssex . First innings. O. M. R. W. Wass .......... 113 33 4 ... Hallam ......... 10 2 4 18 6 .. Gunn (J.) Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 18 2 42 2 ... 283 12 38 7 ... 12 5 19 1 STREATHAM v. BECKENHAM.—Played at Streat­ ham on June 8. C. J. Parton, cVincent, b Dermur................. 3 R. Kerr, b Vincent ... 32 H. H. Scott, b Brown 33 C. L. Morgan, c and b Brown .................29 J. L. Phillipps, c H. Z. Baker, b Brown ... 2 D. O. Kerr, b Brown... 0 G. V. Campbell, c Vin­ cent, b Brown ... 14 V. F. Feeny, b H. Z. Baker ................. 2 W. Taylor, b Brown .. 9 E.P. Pulbrook, b H.Z. Baker ................. 4 F. G. V. Holmes, not out ........................ 1 B 8, lb 5, wl, nb 1 15 Total B eckenham . S. H. Dermur, c Tay­ lor, b Holmes......... 42 A. N. Lewis, b Morgan 5 H.Z.Baker, bPhillipps 0 P. J. Ashe, b Holmes 35 P. C. Baker, b Morgan 27 H. Nelson, b Homes... 4 H. Vincent, not out... 25 C. Stevens, c Holmes, b Parton................. A. Thoms, b Parton .. F. Ramsey, b Feeny... A. Brown, b Parton... B 16, nb 3 ......... Total ......... 1 STREATHAM v. OXTED.—Played at Oxted on June 8. O xted . F. G. Scott, b N. H. Gibson, b E. B. Miller ................. 19 Gillett .......... ... 34 A. V. Watney, c WelS. B. Bennett, c N. ling, b N. Miller ... 7 Miller, T d J. F. W. W. W. Timmis, b J. F. W. Hooper Hooper .......... ... 0 3 R. H. Williams, b E. E. C. Bambridge, b B. Gillett... ... .;. o N. Miller................. 15 F. W. Sales, c Goggs, W. P. Gornall, b Welb E. B. Gillett ... - i lings ........................ 22 L. Bailey, not out ... 3 A. H. Streatfield, c Thomas, b J. F. W. Hooper ................. B 5, lb 3.......... ... 8 53 Total... ...165 S treatham . N. Miller, c Timmis, b H. Gibson ... .. 81 E. H. Leaf, b II. Gibson ................. 4 J. F. W. Hooper, c Sales, b H. Gibson 18 II. T. Cross, b Bam- bridge .................79 E. B. Gillett, not out 6 B 3 ................. 3 Total (4 wkts) 191 Messrs. C. M. Thomas, L. E. Gillett, E. B. Miller, R. J. Haworth, G. A. Goggs, C. H. Wellings, did not bat. ARTISTS v. MR. E. W. HORNUNG’S XI.—Played at Esher on May 31. H.E.Fischer, c Ander­ son, b Conan Doyle G. H. Swinstead, c Capt.Doyle, b Wode- house........................ G. Gascoyne, c Ander­ son, b Conan Doyle D. Forsyth, c Conan Doyle, b Snaith R.M.Hughes, bSnaith F. Baxter, c Noel, b Snaith ................. Spencer Watson, b Conan Doyle.......... 7 Hon. W. J. James, c Trevor, b Conan Doyle ................. 3 B. M. Fisher, c and b N oel........................ 1 F. H. Bryant, not out 14 S. Sillem, b Noel ... 6 B 9, lb 1, nb 2 ... 12 Total ......... 119 M r. E. W. H orn u n g ’s XI. J. C. Snaith, c Baxter, b Swinstead ......... Sir A. Conan Doyle, c Baxter, b Watson ... M. Churchill, c and b Forsyth ................. E. B. Noel, run out ... A.Anderson, c Baxter, . b Swinstead .......... H. W. Bleackley, b Swinstead ......... 86 M ajor T rev or, c Hughes, b Forsyth P. G. Wodehouse, c Swinstead,bHughes G. C. Ives, not out ... Capt.Doyle, b Hughes E. W. Hornung, b Hughes ................. B 5, lb 4 ......... Total ...245 C RIOKET 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.O. MARLBOROUGH BLUES v. EPSOM COLLEGE. —Played at Epsom on June 8. A. W. Dickinson, Monro, b Morgan ... 31 H.Church, b Rackliam 64 I;. N.Rogers, b Oldliam 42 M.S. Rogers, c Monro, 1) Oldham.................25 J. P. Coast, c Walker, b Wrightson ......... 6 J.C.Harvey, b Oldham 7 M arlborough B lues . Veal, M. O. Lewis, b Oldham V. B. Rogers, b Old­ ham ........................11 A.N. Rogers, not out 21 A. M. Black, not out 13 Extras .................21 Total (8 wkts)*245 II. L. Wynne did not bat. Innings dcelaredcloscd. !E psom C ollege . |J. S. Monro, run out 3 0 ; A. L. H. Rackham, b Black ................. 0 7 |R. W. Wrightson, b | Rogers ................. 33 0 I G. P. Stanley, not out 5 H. Saunders, b Har- lt. Veal, c Dickinson. b Black ................. A. R. Hemstead, c Rogers, b Black ... C.H. Walker, c Dickin­ son, b Black ......... A.R. Upton, c Church, b Black .................11 O. G. Morgan, c Har­ vey b Black ......... 0 T.V.Oldham, b Harvey 0 vey Extras ... Total 1 LONDON SCOTTISH v. FINCHLEY.—Played at Brondesbury on June 8. L ondon S cottish . J. S. Chown, c and b Birken ................. 2 C. Koe Child, b Walk- ington .................11 P. Child, c Harris, b Birken .................14 A. H. Read, b Birken 1 C. C. Tollit, c Birken, b Walkington.......... 1 F. R. Connell,b Birken 9 S.Artana,bWalkington 1 F inchley . C. W. Trench, b Walk­ ington ................ H. Chown, c Sliadbolt, b Walkingtou.......... A. J. Morris, b Walk­ ington ................. L. Chown, not out ... Extras .......... Total ......... W.G.Harris,st Chown, b Connell................. E.A.Harriot,stChown, b Connell................. W. Godyear, b Read... S. Birken, b Read ... H. Lavington, run out W. Stirling, c P. Child, b Read ................. 20 C. Turner, not out ... A. Walkington, c L. Chown, b Connell... 3 T. Barrett, b Read ... 0 .J.Shadbolt,bH.Chown 20 H. Wilkinson, b Tollit 0 Extras .......... 1 Total 88 LONDON SCOTTISH v. FINCHLEY.—Played at Finchley on June 8. O. H. Davis, b Lacey 4 B. C. S. Venables, lbw, b E. A. Bennett ... 26 L. Niederheitman, c Y. Homer, b E. A. Bennett .................16 H. C. Fisher, not out 52 F. A. Bishop, c Begg, b Lienard................. 1 J. H. Banks, c Hender­ son, bY. Homer ... 25 A. E. Griffith, c b Lamont ..........10 H.M.Speaight, c R.A, Bennett, b Lienard 5 J. B. Mein, b Lacey... 10 W. de Paula, b Lacey 7 W. H. Crawford, b Lacey *................ 0 B 4, lb 2 ........ 0 Total ..160 L ondon S cottish . E.A.Bennett, c Banks, b De Paula .......... 7 E. A. Homer, b Nieder­ heitman ................. 2 W. G. Henderson, b De Paula.................10 T. B. Porter, c Banks, b Niederlieitman ... 7 S. Lienard, c Griffith, b Venables .......... 9 A. Begg, b Bishop ... 6 R. A. Bennett did not bat. J. Lamont, Ibw, b Venables................. 0 E. Lacey, c Griffith, b Neiderheitman... 38 II. G. Y. Homer, not out ........................25 E. Hogg, not out ... 8 B 7, lb 2 .......... 9 Total (8 wkts) 121 IBIS (2) v. BRIXTON WANDERERS (2).-Played at Penge on June 8. B rix to n W an derers (2). C. W. Phillips, c Mace, C. Hogg, not out ... 38 run b Parker W. A. Mitchell out ........................ II. C. Dignasse, b Lay zell ........................ D. Dickson, st Dewey, b Layzell................. A. Harbert, b Parker 1 A. Lee, b Liiyzell 3 A. V. Russell, not out 19 B 14, lb 1 ..........15 Total (6 wkts.)204 R. O. Headon, R. Smith, and W. J. Benge did not bat. *Innings declared closed, Ibis (2.) E. Massey, run out ... 1 i G. S. Dewey, st Dig- II. Cranfield,b Russell 44 P. H. Smith, b Benge 9 C. Thompson, b Benge 2 A. Balfour, run ou t... 51 A. Froom, b Benge ... 1 E. Crease, bBenge ... 2 C. Layzell, b Russell... 3 nasse, b Benge L. Parker, b Russell... A. J. Mace, not out... B 10, lb 2 .......... Total ......... ]