Cricket 1907

250 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J uly 4, 1907. of two as hitherto; this will be played on September 24th, 25th, and 26th. The return match with the Gentlemen of Philadelphia will take place on September 27th, 28th, and 30th. It ha9 not yet, however, been decided upon which grounds the various games will be played. In the match recently played between St. Paul’s School and Mill Hill School, a remarkable partnership took place after the former’s ninth wicket had fallen. W. K. Brown went in last man, and not only scored 56 not out, but helped H. Chesterton to add as many as 185. The last-named played a fine innings of 129, which contained twenty-four 4’s. A few days ago a loving-cup was pre­ sented to Mr. G. Hillyard Swinstead by the members of the Artists C.C. on the occasion of his retirement from the Honorary Secretaryship of the Club. In­ scribed on the cup were the words :— “ To G. Hillyard Swinstead, from Members of the Artists’ Cricket Club in recognition of the great services he has rendered as Hon. Secretary, 1898-1907.” Mr. Swinstead was the first Hon. Secretary the Artists C.C. had, and during the nine years of his cflice the Club flourished exceedingly, owing much of its success to his untiring energy, both as organiser and performer with bat and ball. During his regime the membership grew to 135, all bona fide artists — painters, sculptors, architects, and black- and-white artists—and about ten matches a year were arranged against the kindred professions—authors,musicians,and actors —and country-house elevens. Though compelled, for private reasons, to retire from the Hon. Secretaryship, Mr. Swin­ stead intends to take as active a part as ever in the field. J. G. C. S co tt, who played an innings of 137 against Oxford University at Eastbourne on Tuesday, on his first appearance for Sussex, was Captain of the Marlborough X I. last year. In 1905 he averaged 24'18 for eleven completed innings, and last season 17*15 for thirteen. In the former year he scored only 16 in the Rugby match at Lord’s, but last season he did better with 47 and 0. He is expected to go into residence at Pem­ broke College, Cambridge, in the autumn. T h e following are the sides for the University Match which commences to­ day at Lord’s :— OXFORD. *E. L. Wriglit (Capt.) (Winchester and New). *G. N. Foster (Malvern and Worcester), *R. Gorell Barnes (Harrow and Balliol), *C. A. L. Payne (Charterhouse and New), *J. H. Gordon (Winchester and Magdalen), Hon. C. N. Bruce (Winchester and New), T. Bowring (Rugby and Exeter), C. S. Hurst (Uppingham and Exeter), J. C. M. Lowe (Uppingham and Oriel), D. R. Brandt (Harrow and Balliol), and W. A. Gilbert (Charterhouse and Christ Church). CAMBRIDGE. *M. W. Payne (Capt.) (Wellington and Trinity), *R. A. Young (Repton and King’s), *J. N. Buchanan (Charterhouse and Trinity), *G. G. Napier (Uppingham and Pembroke), *A. F. Morcom (Repton and Clare), W. P. Harrison (Rugby and Jesus), C. Palmer (Uppingham and Clare), F. H. Mugliston (Rossall and Pembroke), H. J. Goodwin (Marlborough and Jesus), A. 1). Imlay (Clifton and Emmanuel), and C. C. G. Wright (Tonbridge and Pembroke). * Old Blues. A. C . M ac L a r e n ’ s in n io g s o f 47 a n d 92 a ga in st D erb y sh ire, a t C hesterfield, lead on e to h o p e th a t he w ill reg ain his best fo rm this season, a n d a g a in o c c u p y a le a d in g p osition a m o n g th e w o r ld ’s great b atsm en . W h en a t his best, th ere is n o crick eter, n o t even J ack son , so lik e ly to rise to th e occa sion w h en a g re a t effort is req u ired o f h im . H is return to fo rm at a tim e w h en E n g la n d h a d to p u t h er b e st side in th e field w o u ld ensure his im ­ m ed ia te in clu sion in th e eleven. T h e fo llo w in g are som e o f the latest h u n d re d s :— JUNE. 8. J. F. Meredith,Victoria v. Oak Bay (British Columbia) .............................................. 147* S. H. W. Middleton, Germantown “ A ” v. Morrestown.............................................. 103* S. H. C. Thayer, Merion “ B ” v. Frankford... 103 8. C. H. Clarke, Staten Island v. Bellevue ... 114* 14. Lieut. R. H. Mylne, 1st Border Regiment v. Staff and Departments (Gibraltar.)... 107 15. M. P. Jones, Frankford v. Philadelphia ... 133 18. Lieut. F’esting, Depot Royal Marines v. 1st Battalion The Buffs............................... Ill* 20. H. R. Jordan, Norwood v. London County 113 21. J. Chapman, Old Boys v. Uppingham S ch ool.................................................... 102 22. C. M. Woodbridge, Uxbridge v. M.C.C. and Ground.................................................... 110 22. N. Cockell, Granville (Leo) v. Gravesend ... 108 22. C. E. C. Kendle „ „ ... 112* 22. L. H.W. Troughton, Gravesend v Granville (Lee) .................................................... 102 22. J. Whitcomb, Croydon v. J. A. Lovell’s XI. 100* 22. E. G. Penstone, Lewisham Wanderers v. Derrick Wanderers............................... 100* 22. E. J. Smith, White House v. Old Askeans.. 170 22. S. Nicholson, Parson’s Greenv. Ealing Park 143 22. Rev. C.V. Raynor, Enfield v. Broxboume... 113 22. S. G. C. Starky, ,, „ ... 112 22. J. S. Haycraft, Pallingswick v. U.C.S. Old Boys ..................................................... 122 22. Lieut. H. Balfour Bryant, 3rd Batt. High­ land Light Infantry v. Naim County 100* 22. H. T. Roberts, St. Mary’s Hospital v. Lon­ don Scottish ...................................... 128 22. J. Whitcomb, Croydon v. J. C. Lovell’s XI. 100* 24. Spring, Surrey Club and Ground v. Farnham ............................................. 137 24. R. B. Neill, Hurstpierpoint College v. Lancing College...................................... 138* 24. Hon. W. James, Band of Brothers v. Shorn- cliffe Camp (at Shorncliffe) ................. 220 25. Capt. Challenor, Shorncliffe Garrison v. Band of Brothers ............................... 155 25. E. F. J. Johnston, Shorncliffe Garrison v. Band of Brothers ............................... 137 25. Hon. H. Mulholland, Eton College v. Eton Ramblers ............................................. 110* 26. R. Cunningham, Rugby School v. Rugby Town ... ............................................. 137 26. P. S. Rostron, Royal Artillery v. Yorkshire Gentlemen............................................. 120 26. Capt. Howell, Royal Artillery v. Yorkshire Gentlemen............................................. 173* 26. C. E. Keenan, Three Counties Asylum v. Stotfold ............................................. 108 26. N. Keenan, Three Counties Asylum v. Stotfold ............................................. 103* 26. L. B. Tappenden, Boston Park v. Hammer­ smith .................................................... 103* 26. Lawrence, Surrey C. & G.v. Woodham ... 114 26. N. C. Jacks, Teddington v. St. Thomas’ Hospital ............................................. 136 27. R. A. Y oung , C ambridge U niversity v . G entlemen of E ngland (at East­ bourne)..................................................... 132 27. R hodes , Y orkshire v . L eicestershire (at Leicester) ............................................. 112 27. T arrant , M.C.C. & G round v . O xford U niversity (at Lord’s ) ........................ 117 27. R. E. F oster , W orcestershire v . G lou ­ cestershire (atWorcester).................. 144 27. K. J. Niclioll, Yorkshire Gentlemen v. Royal A rtillery.......................................... 133 27. G. J. Luyt, Edinburgh University v. Durham University (1st inns.) ........... 112 27. A. P. Strange, Hampshire Hogs v. Devon D um plings.................................................. 103 27. W. H. Day, Hampshire Hogs v. Devon Dumplings ... ........................................... 114 2S. F. M. Neild, St. Thomas’ Hospital v. St. Mary’s Hospital.......................................... 118 28. Bollchamber, War Office Sports Club v. Norfolk Regiment .................................. 124 28. Coleman, West Herts v. University College Hospital .................................................. 112* 28. M. H. C. Doll, Charterhouse v. West­ minster.......................................................... 195 28. G. J. Luyt, Edinburgh University v. Durham University (2nd inns.) ........... 110* 28. H. E. W. Priest, Malvern College v. Clifton College.......................................................... 102 28. Murrell, M.C.C. and Ground v. University College School .......................................... 110 28. A. E. L awton , G entlemen of E ngland v . C ambridge U niversity (at Eastbourne) 129 28. B urrows , W orcestershirev .G loucester ­ shire (at Worcester) ........................... 112 29. H obbs , S urrey v . W arwickshire (at the Oval) .......................................................... 150* 29. R elf (A. E.), S ussex v . H ampshire (at Portsmouth) .......................................... 138 29. A. P. Lucas, Gentlemen of Essex v. Royal Artillery .................................................. 100* 29. Raison, Wanstead v. Hornsey ................... 129* 29. H. M. Leaf, Streatham v. Old Leysians ... 106 29. G. H. Gadsdon, Stoics v. Ewell ................... 163 29. Capt. Bush, Army Ordnance Corps, Wool­ wich v. A.S.C. (at Woolwich) ........... 263* 29. Watson, Brookwood Asylum v. Kensington 123* 29. D. H. Butcher, Upper Tooting v. Wimble­ don.................................................................. 107 29. R. H. Moulton, Skipton v. Halifax ........... 121 29. Hearne (A.), M.C.C. and Ground v. Eton College.......................................................... 127 29. B. Bushby, Chippingdale v. Worthing Corporation.................................................. 120* 29. E. W. Bartlett, Preston Priory v. Gas Works (B) .................................................. 100* 29. W. Hutchinson, Worthing (2) v. Findon ... 100* 29. A. Beney, Hastings Wanderers v. Clive Vale and Old T o w n .................................. 193* 29. W. Ide, Royal Naval Academy v. Chiches­ ter Ivanhoe............................................... . 106* 29. H. 11. Wakefield, South Saxons v. Battle... 104 29. Capt. Drysda'e, Sliomcliffe Garrison v. Folkestone.................................................. 164 29. F. H. Liebenrood, Shorncliffe Garrison v. Folkestone.................................................. 183 29. Capt. Veal, 1st Welsh Regiment v. 2nd R.I. Rifles (Aldershot) .................................. 100 29. H. S. Kaye, Free Foresters v. R.M.C. Staff 115 29. Capt. Clarke, Hounslow Garrison v. Milton Park .......................................................... 105* 29. C. Collins, Old Etonians v. Gifford House 110* 29. D. L. A. Jephson, Wanderers v. Gravesend 100 JULY. 1. B raund , E ngland v . S outh A frica ( at L ord ’ s ) .......................................................... 104 1. R. S. Swalwell, Yorkshire Gentlemen v. Aldershot Army Corps .......................... 127* 2. P. W. S herwell , S outh A frica v. E ng ­ land ( at L ord ’ s ) .................................. 115 2. J. G. C. S cott , S ussex v. O xford U niver ­ sity ( at E astbourne ) .......................... 137 2. Rev. J. Burrough, Aldershot Army Corps v. Yorkshire Gentlemen........................... 101* 2. Lieut. Brooks, Duke of Cornwall’s L. I. v. Cornish Choughs .................................. 104* 2. J. M. Quinton, Stanmorc Park v. Oxford University Authentics ........................... 112 2. A. H. H ornby , L ancashire v. D erbyshire ( at C hesterfield ) .................................. 125 2. H. E. Pearce, London Actors v. Provincial Actors ........... ... ................................... 118* 2. Miss Street, Lady March’s XI. v. Isle of Wight Ladies .......................................... 121 * Signifies not out. SPENCER (2) v. BRIXTON W ANDERERS (2).— Played at Earlsfield on June 29. B rixton W anderers . C.W. Phillips, c Kidd, b Merry .................34 A.V.Russell.cAndrews, b Elkington ......... 3 W.A Gilligan. bWood 42 W. A. Mitchell, b An­ drews........................32 O. Hogg, not out ... 6 A. Lee, not o u t ........ 4 Leg-byes ........ 4 Total (4 wkts) 125 S pencer . Rain stopped play. C RICKET 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.Ok