Cricket 1907

A u g . 1, 1907. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 311 next hour Warwickshire made 53 for the loss of Kinneir’s wicket. On the third morning Fishwick carried his bat through the innings for 85, hitting four 4’s and offering two chances. Lancashire, left 149 to win, lost Hornby with only a single scored, but Tyldesley, by helping MacLaren to add 90 for the second wicket, practically put the result beyond doubt. Poidevin made only 11, but Sharp managed to stay with Tyldesley to the end, when Lancashire had pulled off the game by seven wickets. Tyldesley hit nine 4’s and made no mistake during the two hours he was in. Score and analysis:— W arw ickshire. First innings. Second innings. T. S. 'Fishwick, lbw, b Huddleston ..............47 not out.................85 Kinneir, c MacLaren, b st Worsley, b Harry .......... ..........12 Huddleston ... 13 Charlesworth, c Worsley, b c Tyldesley, b Huddleston ................. 0 Huddleston ... 15 F. G. Stephens, c Dean, b Huddleston .............28 b Harry .......... 4 Baker (G. S.), not ou t......43 c Sharp, b Hud­ dleston .......... 0 J. F. Byrne, b Sharp......34 b Huddleston ... 28 G. W. Stephens, c Hornby, st Worsley, b b Huddleston ................. 9 Dean.................. 1 Santall, b Huddleston ... 1 lbw,bHuddleston 1 W. H. Harris, c Poidevin, b Huddleston ............... 0 b Huddleston ... 0 llargreave, c Poidevin, b Harry ........................ ... 7 b Dean ...........13 Field, c Tyldesley, b Harry 8 run out .......... 7 Byes ........................11 B 8 , lb 6 ...14 Total .................200 Total......... 181 Har- L ancashirb . First innings. Second innings. A. 0. MacLaren, c Har­ greave, b Charlesworth...107 A. H. Horriby, b Hargreave 8 Tyldesley, lbw, b Santall... 12 -L. O. S. Poidevin, c Byrne, b Santall ........................13 Sharp, b Hargreave ..........28 H. D. Sianning, b Charles­ worth ............................... 22 Makepeace, c Kiuneir, b Charlesworth ................. 9 Harry, b Charlesworth, ... 0 Dean,c Fishwick, b Charles­ worth ............................... 6 Huddleston, not out ......... 0 Worsley, b Santall .......... 7 c Field, b greave ..........36 b Santall .......... 0 notout................70 c F. Stephens, b Field ..........11 notout... ... ... 13 B 14, lb 5, w l, nb 1... 21 B 11,1b* 19 Total Total (3 wkts.) 149 W arwickshire . Dean .......... Harry.......... Huddleston Sharp.......... Santall ......... Hargreave Cliarlesworth.. Second innings. O. M. R. W. ........ 17 3 34 2 ... ... 22 10 32 1 .. ... 31 5 ......... 3 1 95 6 6 0 First innings. O. M. R. W. ... 22 8 32 0 . ... 31.1 13 52 3 ... 39 12 91 6 . ... .*5 0 14 1 L ancashire . First innings. O.M. R. W. 25.1 4 64 3 ... 35 13 90 2 ... .16 4 58 5 ... Field Santall bowled one no-ball and Charlesworth one wide. Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 17 3 60 1 ... 20 9 29 1 ... 7 3 17 0 3.5 0 24 1 LUDGROVE (2) v. SOUTH LODGE “ A .”—Played at Ludgrove on July 25. C. G. Watson, b Hoare 0 J. P. M. Blisset, st Digby, b Hoare ... 12 C. R. Romer, c With­ ington, b Philipson 4 A. N. V. Carter, b Impey .................31 M. L. Romer, b Philip­ son ........................ 3 D. G. Greig, c Craw­ shay, b Impey .. 13 L udgrove (2). J. C. Hunter, st Digby, b Hoare ................. 2 W. Morice,b Philipson 8 W. P. O. Powlett, b Impey ................. 0 C. Wilson, c Digby, b Philipson.................10 Duniache, not out ... 0 B 7, lb 1................. 8 Total ... 91 Second innings : C. G. Watson, b Menzies, 9; J. P. M. Blisset, b Withington, 4; C. R. Romer, b Menzies, 4 ; A. N. V. Carter, st Digby, b Menzies, 4 ; M. L. Romer, not out, 1. Total (4 wkts), 23. S outh L odge “ A .” N. F. E. Anson, Carter ................. 8 M. E. Impey, 1) Pow­ lett ........................ 4 E. K. Digby, b Carter 49 G. W. Withington, c Blisset, b Powlott... 13 R. Philipson, c and b Carter ................. 1 R. H. Hoare, c Greig, b R om er.................11 J. F. Burbury, b Romer ................. 0 W. W. M. D. Scott, b Romer ................. 4 J. W. S. Crawshay, b Romer ................. 0 E. N. Buxton, c Wilson, b Carter ... 2 J. G. Menzies, not out 0 B 1.W 3 .... ... 4 Total ... 96 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE v. GLOUCES­ TERSHIRE. Played at Northampton on July 25, 26, and 27. Gloucestershire won by an innings and 24 runs. No play was possible on Thursday until half-past live, and in the short time available the home side lost three wickets for 32. On the following morning, on a wicket to suit him. Dennett proved destructive, and in the innings of 81 took seven wickets for 51. The feature of the Gloucestershire innings was the batting of Langdon, who, going in first, scored 92 in two hours and five minutes, being sixth out at 178: he gave one chance—when 62, and hit sixteen 4’s. The tail collapsed against Thompson, the innings closing for 221. Going in against a lead of 140, Northamptonshire scored 9 for the loss of Wells’ wicket by the end of the day. On the third morning Pool batted an hour for 24, and Kingston played a good game, adding 24 for the eighth wicket with Vials and 29 for the ninth with Buswell. Dennett again did well with the ball, and in the whole match took fifteen wickets for 97runs. Score and analysis: N ortham ptonshire. First innings. Second innings. E. M. Crosse, c & b Dennett 15 cllale, b Dennett 8 Cox (M.). l) Dennett ......... 2c and b Mills ... 6 C.J.T.Poole,cSpry,bDennett 31 b Dennett....... 24 W. H. Kingston, c I-angdon, c Jessop, b Den- b Mills............................... 1 n ett.............. 37 Thompson, lbw, b Dennett 11 b Dennett....... 5 East, not out........................12 lbw, b Dennett... 0 G. A. T. Vials, c Mills, b Dennett ....................... 0 Buswell.cDennett,bHuggins 0 L. T. Driffield, b Huggins... 0 T.Hawkins.c Mills,bDennett 7 Wells, c Hale, b Dennett ... 1 Leg-bye ................. 1 Total ..........81 run out .......... c Langdon, b Dennett.......... b Dennett.......... not out................. c Mills,bDennett B 5, lb 2 .......... Total ... .116 Board, c & b Driffield 23 Langdon, lb w , b Thompson .........92 F. M. Luce, c & b East 24 Winstone, c Cross, b D riffield ................5 G. L. Jessop, b East... 11 W.H.Hale,bThompson 10 G loucestershire . C. E. B. Cliampain, c Wells, b Thompson 11 Huggins, b Wells ... 0 Spry, b Thompson ... 4 Mills, not out ..........12 Dennett,b Thompson 7 B 12, lb 3, nb 7 ... 22 Total ...221 N orthamptonshire . S trbatham . H. M. Leaf, c Glennie, G. Goggs, c Ambrose, b Reid ................. 0 b Greig ................. 7 E. Quick, c Reid, b T. F. Easterbrook, b Greig........................27 Ambrose................. 10 R. J. Haworth, b Greig 13 C.A.S.Mallett, b Greig 0 F. G. V. Holmes, cand W.S. Phillips, notout 2 b Glennie.................20 B 6 , lb 1 .......... 7 E. K. Shattock, run out ........................11 Total (S wkts) 103 F. K. Simmons and G. Freeman did not bat BECKENHAM v. STREATHAM.—Played at Bec­ kenham on July 27. B eckenham . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W.O . ---------- Dennett.......... 33.5 12 51 7 .......... 24 Mills................. 26 14 25 1 .......... 14 Huggins.......... 7 4 4 2 ........... 9 G loucestershire . Thompson 20.5 5 68 5 I Driffield... 16 1 47 2 East......... 13 3 57 2 |Wells ... 6 0 27 1 Thompson bowled three no-balls and East four. R. W. 46 8 38 1 25 0 HAMPSTEAD v. U.C.S.—Played at Neasden on July 24. U.C.S. P. R. Chant, b Monro 37 ' A. C. Reilly, not out.. 24 C. H. Medlock, eWhea- F. A. Hoerr, not out.. 56 ter, b Swinstead ... 36 ! B 4, lb 6 ..........10 N. J. Susskind, b Wheater .................69 Total (3 wkts)232 F. A. Rogers, E. J. Pennack, S. P. Cooling, A. J. Webber, P. Wollen, and L. F. Potts did not bat. F. R. D. Monro, Reilly, b Pennack ... T. S. Wheater, c Cool­ ing, b Hoerr ......... : F. W\Bacon, c Cooling, b Susskind ........ I H ampstead . G.HillyardSwinstead, b Hoerr .................13 F. M. Gilbert, not out 24 E.W. Sutton, not out 4 Extras................. 0 Total (4 wkts)131 J. D. Jones, G. H. Hodgson, B. Lake, G R. Perkins, and O. F. Brown did not bat. STREATHAM v. WIMBLEDON.—Played at Wim­ bledon on July 27. W imbledon . C. V. Ambrose, b Free- i A. Reid, c Freeman, man ........................ 4 1 b Haworth .......... 2 J. M. Ambrose, b J H. D. Nicholas, not Haworth .................55 ; out ........................... 30 A. W. Glennie, c and W. G. Cripps, c Goggs, b Haworth ......... 11 b Holmes ......... 3 R. Graham, c Goggs, b W. S. Nicholas, c Holmes .................37 : Quick, b Holmes ... 15 B. H a y -C oop er, c H. R.Webb, bHolmes 0 Holmes, b Freeman 25 B 8 , lb 3 .......... 11 W. T. Greig, run out... 1 | — Total .......... 194 A. N. Brand, c Kerr, b Campbell ......... ll W. A. Powell, c and b N. Miller ... ......... 0 H.Z. Baker,cN. Miller, b Phillipps ......... 35 | P. C. Baker, c and b Feeny........................67 J. K. Stenning, c Gil­ lett, b Phillips......... 21 J. C. Stevens, st Kerr, b N. Miller .......... 8 i N. Miller, c Stevens, b Brand .................IK) A. Seitz, c H. Z. Baker, b Powell ............... 27 E. B. Gillett, b Sten­ ning ........................34 H. H. Scott, bPowell 12 II. T. Cross, st R. Cur: wen, b Brand......... 21 H. B. Vincent, lbw, b Feeny ................. 2 R. Curwen, st Kerr, b N. Miller................ 27 J. E. Curwen, c Feeny, b N. Miller .......... 4 A. M. Lewis, not out 9 C.Curwen, b Phillipps 2 B 1, lb 4 ............ 5 Total ...191 G.V. Campbell, eSteu- ning, b Powell ... 2 V. F. Feeny, not out.. 00 E. B. Miller, b Sten- ning........................ 9 J. L. Phillipps,not out 20 B 21, lb5 ..........26 Total (7 wkts)301 D. O. Kerr and E. P. Pulbrook did not bat. WANDERERS v. EPSOM.—Played at Epsom oil July 27. E psom . W. H. Eggar, st Brooks, b Taylor ... A. G. Parsons, b Jeph­ son ........................ G. Gow, e Brooks, b Taylor ................. A. J. Green, e Ken­ ward, b Jephson .. H. W. Edwards, st Brooks, b Jephson... F. Fulford, st Brooks, b Jephson .......... 23 ! G. W. Graburn, b Jephson ................. W. V. Marey, st Brooks, b Jephson H.Coleridge,c Fischer, b Jephson ......... A. Marshall, b Jephson J. Wildash, not out ... B 5, lb 2, nb 1 Total W anderers . R. B. Brooks, b Eggar 61 E. H. Fischer, c Graburn, b Wildash 22 T. C. Stafford, b Edwards.................28 R. .Kenward, c Par­ sons, b Wildash .. 44 H. T. Bull, c Marshall, b Edwards ......... 12 T. A. Darke, c Par­ sons, b Edwards ... 2 l N. A. Damian, b Eggar .................80 [ S. Colman, c Parsons, b Edwards................ 5 J. E. G. Hadath, b Wildash ................. 1 D. L. A. Jephson, not out ........................119 O. Taylor, not out ... 21 B 45, lb 1, w 1 ... 47 Total (9 wkts)... 442 J. C. LOVELL’S XL v. BEDDINGTON.—Played at Beddington Park on July 27. B eddington . H.A.Hayter,eMumby, b Daniels.................41 G. H. Ushbery, retired hurt ........................17 W. A. Windsor, b Justice .................44 C. L. Morgan, lbw, b Daniels .................13 G. Pile, not out......... 45 R. A. Lepingwell, c Henman, b Daniels 28 H. J o h n ston e, b Daniels .................17 B 8 , lb 1, wb 1... 10 ♦Total (5 wkts)215 G. Windsor, L. V. Atkinson, W. C. Smith, and W. Bartlett did not bat. *lnnings declared closed. J. C. L o v e ll’s XI. C. H. Mountain, c Atkinson, b Hayter P. P. Tyacke, run out W. E. S. Justice, b A tkinson................ C. H. R. Henman, cW. Windsor, b Hayter.. L. Lovell, not out G. B. Simmons, run out ........................ E. F. Mumby, c sub., b Lepingwell.......... C. Adams, b Pile R. Daniels, c G. Wind­ sor, b Pile .......... E. G. Langton, c G. Windsor, b Pile ... D. V. Christmas, c Hayter, b W. Wind­ sor ........................ B 1, lb5 ............ Total ......... C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen, post free Order of Going-in Cards, 7d. per dozen, post free; Cricket Score Books, 6 d. and Is. each; postage 2d. extra.—To be obtained at the Offices of “ Cricket,” 16S, Upper Thames Street. London, E.O.