Cricket 1907

J une 13, 1907. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 203 39 runs. The score of the Les3ness Park innings is as follows :— L bssness P ark . A.S. Johnston, b Brad­ shaw ........................23 G. O. Beasley, b Brad­ shaw ........................ 4 Smith, b Bradshaw ... 0 J. Griffiths, b Brad­ shaw ........................ 0 G. Griffiths, c and b Bradshaw.......... 16 E. Upton, bBradshaw 0 O.T. Wallace, b Brad­ shaw ........................ N.Gibson.b Bradshaw K. Smith,b Bradshaw E. Tidswell, not out J. Rodd, b Bradshaw Extras................. Total ..106 To the June issue of tbe Pall Mall Magazine Mr. P. F. Warner contributes an interesting article entitled “ Don’ts for Captains.” The advice he gives should prove very instructive to young cricketers. T h e inclement weather has much to be responsible for. A short time ago a new club was formed near Brighton, and the members were to have indulged in a trial match yesterday. Believing, however, that the bad weather would continue, they arranged beforehand that they should toss, not for choice of innings, but whether they should play the match as arranged or—go to the Brighton Hippo­ drome ! They might have saved them­ selves some uncertainty had they agreed to decide the result of the game by a spin of the coin. J. R. M. M ackay , who recently settled in South Africa, was a short time ago the victim of a very serious accident. He was knocked down by a motor-cycle, and was rendered unconscious for six days. It is feared that when, he recovers his eye-sight will probably be found so affected as to prevent him from ever again showing the form he has done of recent years. Cricketers in all parts of the world will unite in hoping that such fears will prove groundless. T he following are some of the latest hundreds:— MAY. 22. W. Whitaker, Mimico Asylum v. Trinity College (Toronto) ...................................... 141 25. W. G. Bristowe, Ottawav. McGill University *128 JUNE. 1. Lieut. Leggett, R. N. Navigation School v. 1st Dorset Regiment ............................... 151 1. A. T. Knight, Incogniti v. Hounslow Garrison .................................................... *102 1. 11. J. F. Bosanquet, Gifford House v. Butter­ flies ........................................................... *122 1. Lieut. Lyon, H.M.S. Excellent v. Hampshire Regim ent.................................................... 129 1. W. J. L. Brewer, Emeriti v. St. Augustine’s College .................................................... 100 3. Lieut. Cotter, Royal Garrison Artillery v. 1st Hants. Regiment ............................ - *111 3. Lieut. Goldney, Royal Garrison Artillery v. 1st Hants. Regiment ...............................*121 3. G. Pratt, Hounslow v. Army Pay Corps ... *100 4. P. W. Vasey, King’s School, Bruton v. Somerset Stragglers ............................... 124 4. N. F. Norman, St Bartholomew’s Hospital v. London Hospital ...................................... 128 5. Rev. G. L. A. Heslop, Devon Dumplings v. United Services ...................................... 108 6. Lieut. G. C. Harrison, United Services v. Devon Dumplings......................................*101 6. L. C. L. Sutton, Kind’s School, Bruton ^v. L. H. Longman’s XI.................................... *102 6. M. S. Poore, Caj>t. Wilson’s XI. v. Old Charlton ....................................................*100 7. E. G. Wynyard, Free Forester’s v. School of Gunnery ................ ............................... 124 8. R. Kenward, The Wanderers v. Ealing ... *100 8. C. E. Wilson, New Beckenham v. National Provincial Bank ...................................... 114 8. H. W. Wilson, Imperial Tobacco Company v. Christchurch ......................................*104 —. Miecznicowski, Honor Oak v. Battersea 147 —. Dumbleton,Hampstead v.UpperTooting 100 —. Lewis, Southgate v. Upper Tooting ... 136 —. Paine, Addlestone v. St. Batholomew’s Hospital ............................... ................. 101 M. Brierley, Willesden Park v. Nortlnvood *116 —. Langton, London and North-Western Railway v. Bucknail’s ........................ Ill J. Devey, Aston Unity v. Stourbridge..........*147 W. Maughfling, Cheshunt 2nd XI. v. Wan- stead 2nd XI.................................................*127 R. C. Petherbridge, Hurstpierpoint College v. City of London School ........................*102 Commander Lewis, Home Fleet v. Ports­ mouth Navigation School ........................ M. J. Palmes, Portsmouth Navigation School v. Home Fleet (at Portsmouth)................. H. S. Baker, London and Westminster Bank V. Eastbourne............................................. W. H. Bacon, Eastbourne v. London and Westminster Bank..................................... B. P. Dobson, Incogniti v. Aldershot Army Corps'........................................................... T. Bowring, Harlequins v. Malvern College C. Fisher, I. Zincrari v. Royal Fusiliers N. W . Boville, 1 Zingari v. Royal Fusiliers A. P. Birchall, Royal Fusiliers v. I Zingari T yldesley, Lancashire v. W arw icksh ire (at Edgbaston)............................................. S harp , L ancashire v . W arwickshire (at Edgbaston) ............................................. T. Bowring, Harlequins v. Malvern College Carpenter, M.C.C. & O. v. Leys School T- Flowers, Gents, of Sussex v. Gents, of Warwickshire............................................. 112 114 211 101 109 119 128 107 126 *104 209 ‘ 174 128 lot GRANVILLE v. TONBRIDGE.—Played at Lee on June 5. G ranville . V. B. Longworth, run out ........................ L. Terrey, b Preston J. P. Clarkson, c and b Reynolds .......... A. S. Johnston, c Munds, b Reynolds W. Austin, c Preston, b Reynolds ......... S. J. Pegler, b Preston C. E. C. Kendle, c Preston, b Reynolds J. E. Heath, b Preston P. P. Lincoln, not out Roy Johnston, b Pres­ ton .......... ......... J. Pegler, c Kelsey, b Preston ................ Extras .......... Total.......... 2nd innings Granville, seven wkts. for 28. T onbridge. J. H. Kelsey, lbw, b S. J. Pegler ......... 14 Munds, c Lincoln, b S. J. Pegler .......... 2 J. F. Reynolds, c Lin­ coln, d Johnston ... 17 W. D. Hayward, b S. J. Pegler.................24 C. N. Woolley, c Ken­ dle, b S. J. Pegler... 20 Capt. Nicolas, b S. J. Pegler .................22 Wingliam, c Long- worth, b Johnston Collins, c Longworth, b S. J. Pegler........ Preston, not out A. S. White, c Lincoln, b A ustin................. J. P. Hervey, b Austin Extras .......... Total..........140 GRANVILLE v. BROMLEY, on June 8. -Played at Bromley G ranville . P.C.Charlton,cHayne, 35 21 b Barker W. Austin, c and b Barker ................. V. B. Longworth, Hill, b Barker J. P. Clarkson, runout 21 S. J. Pegler, lbw, b Barker ................. 0 H. E. Thomson, lbw, b B arker................. 5 A. E. Earnshaw, b Pegler ................... 34 C. Hill, b Pegler ...10 C. Gregory, b Passmore 2 R. Barker, b Pegler ... 2 E. Burnie, b Charlton 1 B. Gordon, b Pegler ... 1 II. Smith, b Austin ... 27 P.P.Lincoln, c Hayne, b Barker.................44 E.Rymer-Jones,cHill, b Tucker................. 0 J. R. Hollingworth, c Earnshaw, b Barker 3 T. L. Passmore, b Gregory .................21 C. Helder, not out ... 15 Extras .......... 4 Total ...194 L. Tucker, c Pegler, b Charlton................. 6 A. Hayne, b Pegler ... 0 S. Tucker, b Charlton 14 A. Fuller, not out ... 0 Extras ..........13 Total ..110 F OR SALE—Valuable Cricket Books.—Set of Scores and Biographies, 14 Vols., 1744 to 1878, price £ 10; Wisden’s Cricketer’s Almanack, complete set, 1864 to 1907, price £10; Fred Lillywhite’s Guide, complete set, 1849 to 1866, price £9; set of Cricket, Vols. 1 to 24, price, £9 ; Duplicates of Wisden’s Cricketers’ Almanack for 1865, ’67, ’68, ’69, ’70, ’71, ’72, ’73, ’76, 1879 to 1907, cheap; also many rare books, including Love’s Poem, 1770, Lillywhite’s "Illustrated Hand-Book on Cricket,” 1844,1st Edition (4 Copies), “ Felix on the Bat” (1st Edition), Lord Charles Russell’s “ Recollections of Cricket,” etc., etc.— Address, Mr. A. J. Gaston, Preston, Brighton. WANDERERS v. EALING.—Played at Ealing on June 8. W anderers . K. E. M. Barker, b Bingham.................37 R.B.Brooks,c Dangar, b Bingham .......... 3 T. A. Darke, not out ....................... 0 B 27, nb 1 ..........28 S. Colman, b Osborne 6 E. A. Beldam c Wors- ley, b Littlejohn ... 69 R. Kenward, not out... 100 T. J. Wheeler, c Bing­ ham, b Littlejohn ... 6 Dr. O. J. Damian, c Ruston, b Littlejohn 0 H. D. Wyatt, b Bing­ ham ........................45 Total (7 wkts) *294 R. Willan, C. H. Hischer did not bat. * Innings declared closed. E alin g. A. R. Littlejohn, c Wyatt, b Willan ... 37 H.I).Ruston, c Brooks, b Wyatt ................. 2 H. Squire, lbw, b Wheeler .................24 D. R. Dangar, b Barker 31 W. G. Swanison, c Wyatt, b Wheeler ... 1 L. 1). Smith, c Brooks, b Barker................. 8 D. R. Osborne, b Barker .................16 L. Bingham, not out 3 E. Jowitt, b Barker... 7 A. S. Dornton, not out 0 B 8 ................. 8 Total (8 wkts) 137 E. Worsley did not bat. HAMPSTEAD v. WEST HERTS.—Played at Hampstead on June 8. H ampstead . F. W. Orr, b White ... 27 G. Hillyard Swinstead, b White .................94 B. S. Foster, c and b White........................29 G. Crosdale, lbw,bWolf 16 W. H. Gunton, b Wolf 13 H. H. Walters, run out 17 A. J. Orr, c Abbotts, b White .................11 F. J. Potter, c and b White ................. 1 A. A. Barron, b White ................. 1 E. L. Marsden, b White ................. 8 M. B. Dearie, not out 1 B 4, lb 1 .......... 5 Total ...223 W est H erts . A. W. Abbotts, c Swin­ stead, b Marsden ... 13 White, Ibw, b Barron 7 E. C. Nightingale, b Barron ................. 6 J.Goodall, b Swinstead 28 H. Rowe, b Barron ... 0 C. J. Hudson, b Barron 3 H. J. Sumpter, b Swin­ stead ........................17 T. E. Tatham, not out ........................ 2 W. F. Flint, c Dearie, b Barron................. 1 P. G. Wolf, b Ban-on 0 A. E. Hammond, not out ....................... 0 B 10, lb 2 ..........12 Total (9 wkts) 89 J. C. LOVELL’S XI. Tulse Hill on June 8. v. CYPHERS.—Played at J. C. L o v e ll’s XI. P. P. Tyacke, c and b Pullen .................10 C. H. Mountain, c E. Gale, b Pullen......... 0 C. H. R. Henman, c Stembridge,bPullen 3 K. Robinson, b Chey- ney ........................42 J. A. Lovell, c Chey- ney, b Pitt .......... 4 L. Lovell, b Cheyney.. 1 R. H. Jones, b J. A. Lovell ................. 9 E. T. Gale, c J. A. Lovell, b Robinson.. 0 H. C. Stembridge, c C. Henman, b J. S. Lovell ................. 7 W. Pitt, c Mountain, b J. A. Lovell........ 97 H. Cath, jun., b J. S. Lovell ................. 2 H. Ovenden J. S. Lovell, b Chey­ ney ........................ A. R. Henman, b Pullen ................. E. D. Lovell, b Pullen G. A. Ring, not out... R. E. H. Flindt, b Pullen ................. Extras .......... Total .......... H. G. Swain, cTyacke, b E. D. Lovell ... 62 R. D. Gale, c J. A. Lovell, I)E. D.Lovell 2 C. E. Watson, not out 22 H. J. Cheyney, b J. A. Lovell ................. 1 WT. W. Pullen, not out 15 Extras ..........12 Total (8 wkts.)219 did not bat. " CRICKET" is the only paper in the world solely devoted to the game. Weekly, April to September. Monthly, October to March. 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