Cricket 1907

J uly 4, 1907. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 247 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE v. DERBY­ SHIRE. Played at Northampton on June 27, 28 & 29. Northamptonshire won hy eight wickets. Thu visitors made a very poor start by losing Wright to the third ball sent down and Ollivierre at 9. Morton, batting an hour for 12, helped Needham to add 26 for the third wicket, whilst Cadman stayed with the latter whilst 43 were put on for the fourth. Needham made his 42 out of 121 in one hundred and sixty minutes, playing a useful, but very slow, game. Near the end of the day’s play Humphries and Hallam added 46 together for the eighth wicket, and, when stumps were drawn, on account of rain, nine were down for 189. On the following morning the innings closed without addition, Thomson (G. J.) having secured half the wickets for 52. Crosse, who was missed at 15 and 26, made 57 in forty-fiveminutes inpartnership with Kingston, who stayed in until 86. Pool and Cox put on 39 for the third wicket in forty minutes, but the most attractive cricket of the day was shown by A. R. Thompson, who hit five 4’s during the hour and a-quarter he was in. It was due largely to him that Northants were able to claim a lead of 41 on the innings. Upon going in the second time, the visitors lost Ollivierre to a brilliant catch on the boundary at 12, and Wright, after batting an hour, at 46. Needham and Hallam fell in quick succession, and at the end of the day Derbyshire, with six wickets in hand, were only 32 runs on. On Saturday, Cadman was lbw at 93 and Warren bowled 5 later. Morton, however, batted well, but took eighty minutes to add 28 to his overnight score. The innings closed for 122, Thompson taking seven wickets for 42 runs and making his record for the match twelve for 94. The home side were left only 82 to win, and this number they succeeded in making for the loss of a couple of wickets, Crosse and Kingston scoring 68 together for the opening partnership. Score and analysis :— D erbyshire . First innings. Second innings. L. G. Wright, c Driffield, b c A. Thompson, b Thompson........................ 0 G. Thompson... 25 C. A. Ollivierre, c Wells, c Vials, b Thomp- b East............................... 6 son ................. 3 Morton,cBuswell,bDriffield 12 b East.................38 Needham, c Thompson, b Driffield ........................42 cand b Driffield... 0 Cadman, c Cox,bThompson 28 lbw, b Thompson 16 Warren,cBuswell,b Thomp­ son ...............................29 Hallam, c Cox, b Thompson 17 Carlin,st Buswell,bDriffield 0 Humphries, c Cross, b Thompson........................32 Fletcher, b East................. 1 Bracey, not out ................. 1 B 5, lb S, nb 8 ... 21 Total .. 189 N ortham ptonshire. b Driffield ... c Buswcll, Thompson b Thompson lbw, b Thompson 3 notout.......................2 cCox,bThompson 0 B 7, lb 5, nb 4 16 Total...........122 G. A. T. Vials, c Hum­ phries, b Morton ... L. T. Driffield, c Hum­ phries, b Morton ... Buswell, b Morton ... Wells, c Ollivierre, b Carlin ... ......... B 8, nb 3 .......... Total ...230 E. M. Crosse, b Morton 37 W. H. Kingston, b Morton .................36 C.J. T. Pool, c Warren, b Cadman ..........26 Cox (M.), b Warren ... 34 Thompson (G. J.), lbw, b Cadman ..........18 East, b Warren.......... 1 A. R. Thompson, not out ........................48 Second innings: E. M. Cross, c Cadman, b Bracey, 37; W. H. Kingston, run out, 25 ; C. J. T. Pool, not out, 8 ; G. A. T. Vials, not out, 7 ; b 4, w 2. Total (2 wkts) 83. D erbyshire . First innings. O. M. R. W. Thomps’n(G.J.)37'5 15 52 5 ... East .......... 30 13 45 2 ... Driffield.......... 15 3 42 3 ... Wells .......... 8 1 29 0 ... Thompson bowled seven no-balls and East five. N ortham ptonshire. Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 11-4 3 ... 1 0 ... 8 0 19 1 ... 2 0 8 0 . . 4 1 25 0 Second innings. O. . 36 15 24 First innings. O. M. R. W. Warren Cadman Bracey Morton Carlin... 21 5 27 12 17 5 20 8 0*4 0 M. R. W. 16 42 7 6 25 1 8 39 2 19 0 6 0 Bracey bowled three no-balls and Warren two wides. T E N T S ! 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Crew, b Rodger ... 34 c and b Harding 0 J. E. L. Clarke, b Charring­ ton ............................... 4 lbw, b Tuff......... 1 W. M. Brownlee, c Priest, c Cuthbertson, b b Rodger ........................23 Rodger .......... 34 F. H. Martin, c Mann, b Charrington ................. 9 b Harding........ 6 G. N. Cleghorn, c and b Rodger ........................ 0 notout................22 T. W. Melhuish, c Cuthbert­ son, b R odger................. 3 b Harding......... 0 R. V. Cullonan, lbw, b Tuff 11 b Harding......... 0 T. D. Morrison, b Harding 27 b T u ff................ 0 L. Thorp notout ..........11 H. W. Plews, c Rodger, b Harding ........................ 1c Paul, b Harding 0 A. M. Clarke c Harding, b st Cuthbertson, b Tuff ............................... 3 Harding.......... 37 Extras ........................14 Extras ........... 8 Total ...140 Total ... 98 WESTMINSTER v. CHARTERHOUSE. Played at Vincent Square on June 28 and 29. Doll and Braddell added 214 for the fourth wicket of Charterhouse, the former hitting thirty-three 4’s in his 195. Charterhouse won by an innings and 157 runs. C harterhouse . C. O. H. Bury, b Wood 32 A.P.Wilson,cBirchall, b Turner.............24 R. S. Evans, b Circuitt 15 M. H. C. Doll, c Reed, b Ferguson .....195 R. L. L. Braddell, c Reed,bHeaton-Ellis 86 H.A. Denison, c Wood, b Birchall ........ 18 J. Gjers, run out ... 0 L. R. Burrows, b Heaton-Ellis ......... A. F. Wharton, c and b Wood ................. P. W. R. Doll, cTurner, b Wood J. Balfour, not out ... 11 Extras ......... 12 CHATHAM HOUSE v. CHATHAM HOUSE OI,D BOYS—Played at Ramsgate on June 22. O hatbam H ouse O ld B oys . First innings. Second innings. P. Campbell, b Petley G. W. Knobel, b Saunders. P. J. Harris, b Petley S. G. S. Brinkworth, run out ............................... G. Sandeman, b Saunders.. D. K. Petano, b Petley S. H. Edmonds, not out T. F. Jones, b Petley ... . G. G. H. Wylde, b Petley . W. G. Hicks, c O. Wick­ ham, b Petley ... B 7, lb 1 ... Total... 90 not out.......... ... 13 0 b Francis ... ... 1 14 b Francis ... ... 0 2 b Francis ... .. 0 I c Kennedy, b Saunders ... 15 1 b Francis ... ... 0 9 b Saunders 2 10 c Francis, b Saunders ... 38 7 b Francis ... ... 18 0 c Saunders, b Francis ... ... 0 0 run out ... 0 8 142 Total ... ... 87 C hatham H ouse . G. Saunders, b Petano 77 R.O. Holmes, b Sande- m a n ........................ 1 B. Petley, runout ... 46 G'H.Francis, b Petano 95 S. S.Hamilton, not out 8 J. R. Wickham, Knobel .......... B 7, lb 1, w 2 Total (5 wkts) 250 O. H. Wickham, S. C. Kennedy, W. J. A. Camp* bell, E. H. Hamilton, and R. S. Campbell did not bat. W estminster . First innings. W. R. Birchall, c Evans, b Burrows .......................14 F. G. Turner, st Wharton, b Burrows........................78 S. C. Edgar, c Wharton, b Balfour ........................10 C. G. Reed, lbw, b Burrows 10 W. B. Harris, c Braddell, b Burrows ........................ 0 J. C. Gow, c and b Braddell 23 A. E. F. Wood, c Wharton, b Gjers ........................10 J. S. Heaton-Ellis,c Wilson, b Gjers ........................ 5 J. W. Fcrgusson, b Burrows 8 W. A. R. Hadley, not out... 1 A. J. L. Circuitt, run out . 13 Extras ........................17 Second innings, c Wharton, b Bal­ four ................. c M. P. H. Doll, b Braddell b Braddell.......... b Braddell......... b Burrows.......... not out .......... e and b Braddoll c Wharton, b Bur­ rows ................. c Braddell, b Bal­ four ................. b Braddell......... b 1’. W. R. Doll... Extras.......... Total ...1S9 Total DURHAM UNIVERSITY v.EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY. Played at Durham June 27 and 28. Drawn. The feature of this match was the batting of G. J. Luyt, who made a hundred in each innings for Edinburgh. E dinburgh U niversity . G. J. Luyt,b Hepple...ll2 E. Ure, c Lidderdale, b Sankey................ 6 N. W. Stevens, c J. C. Morgan, b Lidder­ dale ........................37 A.Scott,lbw, b Hepplc 1 T. P. Herriott, c Little- wood, b Sankey ... 19 J. R. S. Mackay, b Sankey ................ 8 J D rumm ond, b Hooper .................14 A. P.Veitch, c Lidder­ dale, b Hopper ... 0 B. H. Herford,notout 17 L. L. Armstrong, b Hooper ................. 4 E. S. Craig, b Hooper 12 Extras ..........12 Total .242 Second innings : Luyt, retired, 110; Ure, not out, 6 ; Stevens, not out, 20; Herriott, b Hooper, 44 ; extras, 10. *Total (2 wkts), 190. *Innings declared closed. D urham U niversiiy . First innings. R. M. Barrow, c Drum­ mond, b Ure ................. J. C. Morgan, b Drummond J. A. Sankey, b U re ......... W. C. Morgan, c Scott, b Drummond ................. W. G*. Lidderdale, c Luyt, b [J re............................... G. O. Harry, b Drummond C. J. Henderson, c Craig, b Drummond ................. H. D. Liddell, b Drum­ mond ............................... R. J. I). Hepple, lbw, b Ure S. Littlewood, not out S. E. Hooper, c and b Drummond ................. Extras........................ Second innings. 29 not ou t............... 0 c Stevens, 1>Luyt 8 c Veitch, b Luyt.. 7 c and b Luyt ... 2 b Mackay ... 8 b L u y t......... 4 c and b Luyt 0 13 not out... b Luyt... 1 21 Total ...150 Total (7 wkts)101 LUDGROVE MASTERS v. OXFORD AUTHEN- TICS.—Played at Ludgrove on June 29. L udgrove M asters . W.P. Blore, b Worsley 11 W. S. Bird, c Stuff, b Talbot ..............34 A. R. Severn, b Worsley .................. 9 C. Micklem, c Stuff, b Talbot ......... 0 G. O. Smith, c. J., b T. Donaldson........... 58 B. Middleditch, c Tal­ bot, b T. Donaldson 5 W. H. Leese, c Wyer, b T. Donaldson ... 1 O xford A uthentics . F. A. H. Henley, cand b T. Donaldson ... H. P. Hansell, c J., b T. Donaldson......... 0 W. F. Stanbrough, c W’yer. b Younger .. 5 W. J. Oakley, not out 6 B 12, nb 1 . Total 13 ...136 C. R Wyer, c Leese, b H enley............... 57 T. Dashwood.bHenley 16 E. F. Chinnery, b Henley .................17 J. Donaldson,b Henley 1 G. R. Sayer, b Henley 0 H. K. Worsley, not out ........................12 B 6, lb 3 .......... 9 Total (5 wkts) 109 O. T. Stuff, T. Donaldson, C. F. Younger, W. Medd, and N. S. Talbot did not bat. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. A C onstant R eader (Moore Park. Sydney).—All the appeals wore in order, either side being allowed to ask the umpires’ opinion on the matter. "B. L.” (Cornwall).—June 10th, 1905.