Cricket 1907

228 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J une 27, 1907. GRANVILLE (LEE). Home Week—June 17 to 22. 6 Matcties played; 4 won; 1 drawn; 1 lost. The record score for the ground was made on Saturday 22nd inst. against Gravesend, viz., 485 for six wickets. It has been a run- getting week—the total runs made on the ground being 3,398 for the loss of 106 wickets, average 32 runs per wicket. 1st M a tch .— v. FOREST HILL. —Played on June 17. G ranville . L. Terry, b Williams.. 1 C.E.C. Kendle, b Brad ley ........................62 W. Austin, b Bradley 14 D.LA. Jephson, c Brad ley, b Flowers......... 45 P. P. Lincoln, not out 76 G. Beasley, b Bradley 8 J. E. Heath, c Modi, b W illiam s.................25 S. J. Pegler, b Wil liams ................. 6 J. A. L evin son , b Bradley .................29 R. G. Pegler, c Modi, b Gillham ..........11 Street, not ou t.......... 2 Extras ..........11 Total (9 wickets) 290 F o re st H ill. J.J.Modi, bS. J. Pegler N. H. Vincent, lbw, b Jephson ................. 4 C. Moore, run out ... 19 C. Barham, st Kendle, b Jephson .......... 4 W. R. Williams, c Lin coln, b S. J. Pegler.. 62 J. L. Gillham, st Ken dle, b S.J. Pegler ... 0 ___________________Total ..........134 2nd M a tch .— v. WANDERERS.—Played on June 18. Flowers, c Austin, b S. J. Pegler .......... 0 F. Roberts, c Lincoln, b Jephson .......... 2 S. J. Benton, c Jeph son, b Street..........10 M. Todd, b S. J. Pegler 15 W. M. Bradley, notout 5 Extras .......... 8 P. C. Charlton, c Cole man, b Khalenburg 27 L. Terrey, run out ... 74 S. J. Pegler, c Cole man, b Phillips ... 25 W. Austin, run out ... 56 J. P. Clarkson, lbw, b Jephson ................ 0 V. B. Longworth, b Tolkien ................. 5 G ranville . P. P. Lincoln, c Cole man, b Tolkien ... 14 F.E. Lander,bPhillips 23 E. Rymer-Jones, run out ........................ 0 T. L. Passmore, c Lawton, b Tolkien 10 S. A. Walker, not out 4 Extras.................13 W anderers . Total ..251 S. Colman, b Pegler 12 D. L. A. Jephson, b Passmore.................66 A.E.Lawton,stRymer- Jones, b Austin ... 22 Hon. S. R. Beresford, b Pegler ... .......... 3 R. T. Crawford, c Lincoln, b Austin ... 44 T. A. Darke, c Pegler, b Austin .................11 H. A. Busher, c Lincoln, b Pegler 10 J.H.Tolkien,c Austin, b Pegler.................12 F. Khalenburg, b Pegler .................20 L. J. Phillips, c and b Pegler ................. 5 A.H.Behrend, notout 0 Extras.................10 Total ...215 3rd M atch v. HAMPSTEAD.—Played on June 19. G r a n v ille . L. Terrey, b Jerdein.. E. T. Gale, b Hope- Crisp......................... 123 S. J. Pegler, c Proctor, b Hope-Crisp.............36 G. Beasley, c Proctor, b Hop*-Crisp.......... 0 D. L. A. Jtpnson, c Proctor, b Wallis ... 13 J. P. Clarkson, c Williams,bWallis... 33 P. P. Lincoln; not out 56 F. E. Lander, c Sub., b Hope-Crisp.......... 0 J. E. Heath, b Hope- Crisp ........................16 R.G.Pegler,cWilliams, b Wallis .................17 — Street, c Marcus, b Jerdein ................. 0 Extras.................27 Total ...323 E.W.Sutton,cBeasley, b Jephson ..........21 R. C. Proctor, b S. J. Pegler ................. 9 C. H. Smith, c Clark son, b S. J. Pegler 23 E.S.Jerdein ,cJephson b S. J. Pegler..........17 Howard Williams, b Jephson ................. 1 H ampstead . J. Greig, b S. J. Pegler 6 H. Crisp,b S. J. Pegler 101 L. J. Marcus, b S. J. Pegler .................17 T.C.Mannock,c Street, b Gale ................. 9 — Wallis, not out ... Extras................. 6 Total (9 wkts) 215 Batted one short. 4th M a tch . —v. M.C.C.—Played on June 20. G r a n v ille . P. C. Charlton, c Hearne, b Poore ... 35 V. B. Longworth, b Coleman .................14 W. Austin, c Heame, b Hedderwick......... 15 A.S.Johnson, b Groves 0 P. P. Lincoln, b Cole man ........................35 C. E. C. Kendle, b Coleman .................19 S. J. Pegler, b Heame 6 D. L. A. Jephson, b Groves ................. E. T. Gale, not out ... L. Terrey, c Board, b Hearne ................. J.E.Heath, b Coleman T. L. Passmore, c Board,b Coleman... Extras .......... Total ...257 M.C.C. Board, c andb Lincoln 83 M. S. Poore,notout... 19 Extras .......... 8 Hearne (A.), not out...127 J. Shuter, c Johnson, b Passmore ..........86 Hon. S. Beresford, b Charlton .................18 Total (3 wkts) 291 C. G. Beasley, Coleman, F. E. Lander, R. S. Hodderwick, S. Mann, Groves, and Capt. Weston did not bat. 5th M a t c h .-v . BRIXTON WANDERERS.—Played on June 21. G ranville . D.L.A.Jephson,b C. G. Smith .................... 64 A. S. J oh n ston , c Goodall, b Brymer... 63 S. J. Pegler, c Odell, b Brymer .................. 0 W. Austin, lbw, b Wright ...................108 P. P. Lincoln, c Smith, b W right....................33 F. E. Lander, c Scarfe, b W right....................46 B rixton W anderers . 10 L. Terry, run out ... J. A. Levinson, c Smith, b Brymer ... 9 R. S. Hedderwick, c Scarfe, b Brymer ... 0 F. H. T h om son , c Brymer, b D.Goodall 0 R. G. Pegler, not out 51 ” ' ... 15 Extras Total ..399 0. Scarfe, b S. J. Peg ler ........................ l H. E. Smith, c Thom son, b Hedderwick.. 40 H. Goodall, b S. J. Pegler .................18 F. Odell, e Thomson, b A u stin .................30 C. Smith, c and b Johnston.................69 D. Goodall, b S. J. Pegler ... .......... 1 E. Brymer, b S. J. Pegler ................. C. Clift, run out H. Dignasse, b S. J. Pegler ................. Wright, not out.......... J. Murray, lbw, b Johnston.......... ... Extras .......... Total ...210 6 t h M a t c h .— v. GRAVESEND.—Played on June 22. G r a n v i l l e . N. Cockell, c Tuff, b Boorman.................. 108 V. B. Longworth, b W akeley....................24 S. J. Pegler, b Gram- shaw...........................48 J. P. Clarkson, c L. C. Troughton, b Boor man ........................... 51 C. E. C. Kendle, not out ......................112 A. L. Kemp, c Gram- shaw, b Walker ... 90 P. P. Lincoln, c Croft, b Walker................. 27 R. E. Lincoln, not out 5 Extras...............20 Total (6 wkts) 485 W. Austin, E. T. Gale, and F. E. Thomson did not bat. G r a v e s e n d . S. J. Croft, c Pegler, b Kemp .................15 C. J. Robson, b Pegler 78 F.W. Boorman,bKemp 2 I j . H. W. Troughton, b Pegler .................102 R. M.Wakeley,b Long- worth .................36 A. E. Sandford, P. Marshall, and D. W. Walker did not bat. B. Tuff, retired..........23 H. Gratnshaw, not out 4 L. C. Troughton, not out ........................12 Extras.................16 Total (6 wkts) 288 Comjsponfcencc. The Editor does not hold himself responsible for the opinions of his correspondents. To the Editor o f C r ic k e t . C R I C K E T R E C O R D S . Dear Sir,—The news given by Reuter’s agency of the wonderful and meritorious bowling record of Trott, the Middlesex player, who performed the extraordinary feat of the double “ Hat-trick” in a single innings, has been read by Indian cricketers with great delight and surprise. This praiseworthy bowling record, of course, will remain unbeaten for years to come. It may be of some interest to the public to know that a Parsee cricketer, Mr. Rustim P. Master, established a record by performing two “ Hat-tricks ” for the Farsee Gymkhana in a match on the Poona Gymkhana Ground on the 14th July, 1906; he captured three suc cessive wickets in the first as well as in the second innings of the Poona Gymk hana. Tours, etc., P . N . P o l ish v a l a . Bombay, 5th June, 1907. THE MINOR COUNTIES. Lancashire 2nd XI., 124 and 93, v. Lincoln shire, 86 and 123. At Grimsby, June 5 and 6. In the second innings of the visitors Broughton took six wickets for 11 runs. Lancashire 2nd XI. won by 8 runs. Middlesex 2nd XI., 209 and 98, v. Kent 2nd XI., 231 (L. H. \V. Troughton, 82) and 78 for three wickets. At Lord’s, June 7 and 8. Kent 2nd XI. won by seven wickets. Northumberland, 63 and 46, v. Staffordshire, 122 and 152. At Newcastle, June 10 and 11. Barnes and Mee bowled un changed for Staffordshire, the former taking thirteen wickets for 61 runs. Surrey 2nd XI., 490 (P. H. Slater, 136; Vigar, 102 ; Meads, 71) v. Buckingham shire, 323 (Bev. F. Symes-Thompson, 62; P. J. de Paravicini, 59 ; E. C. Hobbs, 52) and 84 for three wickets. At the Oval, June 11 and 12. Drawn. Durham, 74, v. Staffordshire, 36. At Sunder land, June 12 and 13. For Durham, Morris took seven wickets for 17 runs. Worcestershire 2nd XI., 144 and 170, v. Berk shire, 156 and 199 (A. G. Strange, 72). At Worcester, June 13 and 14. Berk shire won by 41 runs. Yorkshire 2nd XI., 80 and 65, v. Lincoln shire, 87 and 59 for eight wickets. At Bipon, June 13 and 14. Lincolnshire won by two wickets. G-eeson took nine wickets for 47 runs for Lincolnshire, and Leyland ten for 57 for the home side. Staffordshire, 69 and 147 for five wickets (Barnes, 53), v. Lancashire 2nd XI., 108. At Stoke, June 17 and 18. Drawn. In the first innings of Staffordshire, Brown carried his bat through for 37, and Hope took eight wickets for 35 runs. Lincolnshire, 150 and 124 (Geeson, not out 55), v. Northumberland, 187 (Marshall, 65) and 171 (W. Milne, 68). At Gran tham, June 18 and 19. Northumberland won by 84 runs. Bedfordshire, 114 and 170 (L. C. Thring, 79), v. Suffolk, 172 and 114 for nine wickets. On the Elstow School ground, Bedford, June 19 and 20. Suffolk won by one wicket. Surrey 2nd XI., 413 (Ducat, 210 ; Spring, 102), v. Berkshire, 84 and 134. At Beigate, June 20 and 21. Surrey 2nd XI. won by an innings and 195 runs. Spring also took ten wickets for 94 runs. Hertfordshire, 140 and 124 for one wicket (A Butcher, not out 55; C. H. Titch- marsh, not out 54), v. Suffolk, 185 (Quaife, 51) and 75. At Hertford, June 21 and 22. Herts won by nine wickets. Cornwall, 271 (J. C. Beckford-Smith, 56; W. Coad, 50) v. Monmouth, 87. At Camborne, June 24 and 25. Drawn. Durham, 90 and 324 (H. Heavisides, 84 ; C. Adamson, 73) v. Lancashire 2nd XI. (49 and 52). At Sunderland, June 24 and 25. Durham won by 313 runs. Morris took fourteen wickets for 54 runs for Durham. Northumberland, 176 and 294 (F. W. Gilles pie, 95 ; J. Owen, 61; G. Milne, 61) v. Yorkshire 2nd XI., 294 (Bates, not out 126) and 144 for eight wickets (B. W. Frank, 55). At Newcastle, June 24 and 25. Drawn.