Cricket 1907

30 2 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J jjly 25, 1907. HAMPSHIRE v. WORCESTERSHIRE. Played at Portsmouth on Jnly 22, 23, and 24. A STAND o r 274 FOR, THE FIRST TVICKET. Worcestershire won by an innings & 180 runs. The wicket at Portsmouth was in splendid condi­ tion when this match commenced 011 Monday, and runs came so quickly that during the day as many as 522 were made for eight wickets in three hundred and fifteen minutes. H. K. Foster and Bowley made 274 together for the first wicket in one hundred and sixty-five minutes, the amateur being the first to leave, although his companion was sent back at the same total. H. K. Foster reached 50 in seventy minutes, and 100 (out of 174) in two hours ; he droye and cut with much vigour and hit twenty 4’s, but was very fortunate in being missed when 5 by Lyon at square-leg. Bowley, who made 110 out of 274 in one hundred and sixty-five minutes, reached 50 out of 134 in one hundred minutes and completed three figures in two hours and a-half. He also cut and drove finely, hit thirteen 4’s, and gave no chance. Burns failed to score, but, by brilliant cricket, R. E. and G. N. Foster added 122 for the fourth wicket in an hour. The last named made his 76 out of 128 in sixty minutes and hit a dozen 4’s, but his display was marred by a chance to Bowell at point when 20. The fifth wicket went down at 403, and, with Arnold, Burrows, and Pearson making useful scores, the total, when stumps were drawn had reached 522 for eight wickets. On the next morning ten minutes proved sufficient in which to obtain the two out­ standing wickets, the innings, after lasting three hundred and twenty-five minutes, closing for 536. Arnold batted ninety-five minutes for his 63. Mead and Stone made 31 in a-quarter of an hour for Hamp­ shire’s first wicket, and, although Hill and Sprot made useful scores, the home side were made to follow-on 376 in arrears. In their second innings they lost their first five wickets for 91, and, although the later men showed better form, the side still required 199 to save the innings defeat, with only one wicket in hand when play ceased for the day. Yesterday ten minutes play sufficed to finish the match, the visitors winning easily by an innings and 180 runs. Score and analysis ;— W orcestershire . H. K. Foster, c Jesson, b Lyon .................152 Bowley, b Orr ..........110 W. B. Burns, b Orr ... 0 R. E. Foster, st Stone, b Persse .................43 G. N. Foster, c and b Langford.................76 Arnold, b Persse ... 63 Cuffe, c Mead, b Orr... 6 H am pshire. First innings. Mead (C. P.), c Burrows, b Cuffe ............................... 34 Stone, c Cuffe, b Arnold ... 11 E. M. Sprot, c Gaukrodger, Burrows, c Sprot, Jesson .......... Pearson, c Stone, Mead........................21 Bird, not out .......... 11 Gaukrodger, run out... 2 B 14, lb 6 , w 1, nb 3 24 28 Total . 536 Second innings. c and b Cuffe ... c and b Cuffe ... b Arnold A. J. L. Hill, c Cuffe, b Arnold............................... Bowell, c G. N. Foster, b Arnold............................... G. H. Lyon, b Cuffe .......... H. W. Persse, c R. E. Foster, b Cuffe................. R. W. Jesson, c G. N. Foster, b Cuffe................. Badcock, c Cuffe, b Bur­ rows ............................... Langford, not out .......... H. J. Orr, b Burrows.......... B 5, w 2 ................. 26 b Arnold .......14 c Gaukrodger, b Cuffe.............. 11 lbw, b Bird ... 28 c G. N. Foster, b Burrows....... 9 b Arnold ........ 9 b Arnold ........ 4 c Bird, b Bur­ rows ..............38 c Cuffe, b Burns. 16 notout.............. 11 B 7, lb 5 ... 12 Total Total........ 196 W orcestershire . Badcock Orr ... Mead... Persse O. M. R. W. 7 2 23 0 29 1 135 3 27 3 103 1 19 6 71 2 Langford.. H ill........ Jesson Lyon........ O. M. R. W. 15 1 65 1 1 0 6 0 18 0 79 1 6 0 25 1 Badcock bowled three no-balls and Persse one wide. H am pshire. First innings. O. M. R. W. Arnold .......... 18 4 70 4 ... Burrow s...........10’2 2 39 2 ... Cuffe................. 16 4 44 4 ... Bird .......... R. E. Foster Burns.......... Second innings. O. M. R. W. 18 . 13 , 24 , 6 3 2.1 22 1 13 0 J. C. LOVELL’S XI. v. CROYDON.—Played at Tulse Hill on July 20. C roydon . First innings. G. F. Long, b W. E. S. Justice ........................22 F. C. Dight, b W. E. S. Justice ........................ 3 G. Gardener, b W. E. S. Justice ........................ 8 J. A. Archer, b W. E. S. Justice ........................ 0 W. H. Barley, b W. E. S. Justice ....................... S. J. Ching, b Robinson ... 4 F. L. Jordon, b Robinson... 23 L. B. Long, c Tyacke, b Robinson ........................10 W. Helsen, c W. E. S. Just­ ice, b Ring........................10 A. T. Reynalds, b Robinson 0 Second innings. b Robinson c R. Flindt, Ring.......... P. B. Reynalds, not out Byes ................. 12 b Robinson not out.......... c Mountain, Ring......... b Robinson notout.......... c Langton, King.......... b Robinson ... 30 b Total .................96 J. C. L o v e ll’ W. E. S. Justice, b P. B. Reynalds ......... 15 P. P. Tyacke, b L. B. Long........................ 7 K. Robinson, b P. B. Reynalds................. 0 L. Lovell, not out ... 34 C. H. Mountain, b P. B. Reynalds ......... 5 E. G. Langton, b L. B. Long........................ 8 9 4 Total (7 wkts) 71 XI. S. H. Flindt, c A. T. Reynalds,b Jordan... 23 G. A. Ring, c Dight, b Jordan ................. 2 W. Justice, c &b Dight 0 M. H. Flindt, b Dight 0 R. E. H. Flindt, b Jor­ dan ........................ 2 B 18, lb 5 ..........23 Total ...119 THE LONDON SCOTTISH (1) v. PALLINGSWICK/ —Played at Brondesbury on July 20. P allinqswick . First innings. A. F. Bettinson, b Lacey... 0 J.Houghton,c Begg,b Lacey 7 J.Kennett, c R.A. Bennett, b Lacey ........................ 7 R. Almack, b Lacey.......... 0 Second innings, c Lacey, b E. A. Bennett.......... 0 not out ..........25 Arnold and Burrows each bowled one wide. 0 c E. A. Bennett, b Read .......... 1 notout................. 0 B. A. Carter, b Lienard ... E. A. Collins, st R. A. Ben­ nett, b Lienard ..........12 R. V. Lochner, b Lacey ...37 b H. G.V. Homer 21 E. H. Hargreaves, absent... 0 D. W. Brewster, b H. G. V. Homer............................... 14 D. A. Parrott, c R. A. Ben­ nett, b Lacey ................. 3 C. B. Humble, not out ... 0 b E. A. Bennett 0 B 1, lb 1 .................... 2 Leg-byes... 8 Total .................82 Total (4 wkts) 55 L ondon S cottish . E.A. Homer, c Hough­ ton, b Collins..........14 E.A.Bennett,c Hough­ ton, b Collins......... 29 S. Lienard, b Lochner 6 H. G. V. Homer, c Houghton, b Parrott 36 E. Lacey, c sub, b Col­ lins ........................80 A. H. Read, b Collins 17 A. E. Begg, b Collins 38 R. A. Bennett, lbw, b Lochner.................40 H. C. Hodgson, b Lochner................. 0 J. D. Laing, not out... 0 H. Kirby, b Lochner 0 B 4, nb 6 ..........10 Total ...270 GRANVILLE “ A ” v. SUTTON.—Played on July 20 G r a n v ille “ A .” Roy Johnston, c Bur­ nett, b Brocklesby 17 F. Helder, b Burnett 26 J. Clarkson, c and b Brocklesby .......... 0 J. A. Johnston, b Kenyon ............... 30 F. B. Wood, b Kenyon 15 T. L. Passmore, c Mor­ gan, b Newcombe... 56 J. Brocklesby, c R. Johnston, b Wood 19 D. Napper, c Pass- more, b Wood......... 3 E. Kenyon, b Pass- more ....................18 P. Burnett, b Roy Johnston.................54 E. Allen, not out ... 73 J. R. Hollingworth, b Haycraft .................25 A. O. Pettman, b Burnett .................12 F. Gard, b Newcombe 1 A. C. Rodwell, not out 21 H. Hopwood, b Bur­ nett ... ................. 0 Extras ..........34 Total ...237 S. Green, c F. Helder, b Wood .................48 W. Haycraft, b Wood 0 F. Collins, c Gard, b Wood........................ 5 F. Newcombe, not out 15 Extras ................. 6 Total (7 wkts)...241 C. Easton and G. Morgan did not bat. GRANVILLE “ A ” y. M r. ESCOMBE’S XI.—Played on July 20. G ranville “ A ." C. Taylor, b Wood­ cock ........................ 2 R. A. Lincoln, c Bar­ ton, b Woodcock ... 22 B.C.Wood,b Ephgrave 68 F. Rowbotham, st Bar­ ton, b Ephgrave ... 15 A. D. Spencer, H. W. Gill, V. E. Thomson, H. Temple, and A. H. Pease did not bat. M r. Escom be’s XI. Cyril Helder, not out 34 H. E. Thomson, not out ........................17 Extras .........15 Total (4 wkts) 173 D. Hilton, c Spencer, b Lincoln ................. 37 N. Barton, c V. Thom­ son, b Lincoln..........20 W. Stewart, c and b Spencer ................. 0 Davidson, b Spencer... 0 B.Matthews, b Lincoln 12 C. Ephgrave, cV.Thom­ son, b H. Thomson.. 7 H. Ram did not bat. S. Clarke, cV. Thom­ son, b H. Thomson 14 W. Clayton, not out. 79 H. Woodcock, c Tem pie, b Gill .......... 5 Tombleson, not out... 2 Extras .......... 17 Total (8 wkts 23J LONDON AND COUNTY BANK v. HAMPTON WICK.—Played at Hampton Wick on July 20. Ham pton W ick. Col. Caunter, not out 86 B 1, lb 2 .......... 3 Total (2 wkts)*207 E. Gardner, c Bien­ venu, b Bradley ... 13 S. A. Miles, c Siegle, b Mills ................. 4 D. G. Williams, notout 101 G. P. Davies, H. C. P. Westley, D. White, E. J. Spearing, S. E. M. Lawrance, J. S. de la Mothe, and M. J. Barrie did not bat. * Innings declared closed. L. & C. Bank. C. R. A. Siegle, st Law­ rance, b Caunter ... 2 C. R. Trowell, not out 33 G. A. Mills, b Spearing E. J. Stiff, not out B 13, lb 1 ... 12 14 Total (2 wkts) 93 P. W. Hubbard, J. A. Bienvenu, W. D. Bradley, E. G. Gayfer, P. F. Allen, W. J. B. Sutton, and E. E. Bale did not bat. LONDON AND COUNTY BANK (3) v. LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (4).—Played at L. & C. B ank (3). b Pearce 12 H. Hebb, c Barnard, b Stanley. H. G. T. C. Turner, b Alex­ ander ........................26 H. R. Oxley, c Davies, b Stanley.................17 S. C. Tealby, b Stanley 8 W. S. Cope, b Stanley 0 J.L. Wright, b Stanley 5 G. L. Frost, c Daw, b Alexander ..........15 0 H. S. Smith, not out 10 R. V. Brown, c Daw, b Alexander ... ... 0 P. J. Warren, b Stan­ ley ........................ 1 B 4, lb 1 .......... 5 Total 99 E.L.Reed, lbw, b S. C. Tealby .................12 S. A. Pearce, bFrost... 29 L Gunton, b Frost ... 0 W. Paterson, b Frost... 0 R. S. Daw, notout ... 36 A. Stanley, b S. C. Tealby ................. 2 R. W. Davies, b Frost 2 L. & W. B ank (4). S. Alexander, c and b Frost ................. 4 H. B. Barnard, b Sydes .......... .. 0 J. Hamilton, b Frost 0 W. James, b Sydes ... 0 B 6 , w 1 .......... 7 Total 92 LONDON AND COUNTY BANK v. LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK.—Played at Norbury on July 17, 18, and 19. L. & C. Bank. C. R. Trowell, b Simp­ son ........................ 1 E. G. Gayfer, c and b Simpson ................. 0 W. D. Bradley, c and b Simpson .................40 P. F. Allen, c Rhodes, b Stephenson.......... 1 C. R. A. Siegle, b Simp­ son ....................... 18 A. A. Feaver, b Simp­ son ........................ 7 J. A. Bienvenu, b Bowman.................41 P. W. Hubbard, run out ........................ 6 G. A. Mills, bHartree 13 W. J. B. Sutton, not out ........................ 7 E. E. Bale, b Hartree 3 B 2, lb 5 .......... 7 Total ...144 L. & W. Bank. C. J. Bowman, b Mills 14 L. Pitt Brook, b Mills 13 E. W. Stephenson, c Bienvenu b Feaver.. 6 W. Bradbery, c Hub­ bard, b Mills ..........56 F. W. Newcomb, b M ills........................ 6 C.J. Crossley, st Siegle, b Bienvenu ..........45 C. C. Simpson did not bat. H. O. Manfield, b Mills........................16 R. S. Hartree, c Brad­ ley, b Mills ... ... 2 G. P. Rhodes, not out 24 A. B. Gough, not out 8 B 22, lb 1 ..........23 Total (8 wkts) 213