Cricket 1907

336 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A ug . 8, 1907 Ley’s School, 137 for eight wickets, v. Uni­ versity College School, 258 (M. J. Suss­ kind, not out, 61). At Cambridge, July 20. Loretto, 94 and 21 for one wicket, v. Fettes, 35 and 79. At Musselburgh, July 5 and 6 . Loretto, 113 for two wickets, v. Glenalmond, 106. At Glenalmond, July 20. Malvern College, 104 and 90 for two wickets, v. Repton School, 117 and 73. At Rep­ ton, July 11. Malvern College, 204 (F. N. Tuff, 59), v Pennsylvania University, 264 (F. W. Baker, not out, 98 ; D. Graham, 53). At Malvern, July 18. Marlborough College, 208 (J. F. Ireland, 57 ; A. D. Womersley, 56) and 179, v. Rugby School, 144 and 327 (D. Watson, 108). At Lord’s, July 31 and Aug. 1. Merchant Taylors’ School, 246 (W. C. Chees- man, 101) v. Bedford Grammar School, 89. At Bellingham, July 6 . Mill Hill School, did not bat, v. M.C.C. and Ground, 175 for eight wickets, innings declared closed (Lieut. A. E. Wood, 57; H. D. G. Leveson-Gower, 54). At Mill Hill, July 10. Pennsylvania University, 194 (H.Y. Hordern, 70), v. Winchester College, 71 and 71. At Winchester, July 16. Pennsylvania University, 264 (F. W. Baker, not out 98 ; D. Graham, 53) v. Malvern College, 204 (F. M. Tuff, 59). At Mal­ vern, July 18. PennsylvaniaUniversity, 319 for four wickets, innings declared closed (W. H. Evans, 143 not out; F. W. Baker, 104) v. Ton­ bridge School, 75 and 73 for four wicket*. At Tonbridge, July 20. Pennsylvania University, 192 and 205 (A. N. iioodfellow, not out 53) v. Woodbrook C. and G., 178 (B. Hamilton, 89) and 222 for six wickets (B. Hamilton, not out 128). At Bray, July 22 and 23. Pennsylvania University, 126 and 145 for seven wickets, v. Dublin Univerity, 161 and 158 (G. J. Meldon, 79). At Dublin, July 24 and 25. Pennsylvania University, 229 (H. H. I’ond, not out 78 ; R. Lee, 73) v. Charterhouse, 59 und 68 . At Godalming, July 27. Pennsylvania University, 193, v. Repton School, 116 for five wickets (R. H. T. Turner, not out 72). At Repton, July 29. Pennsylvania University, 247 (C. M. Graham, 84) v. Dulwich College, 98 and 131 (K. H. McCormick, 66 ). At Dulwich, July 30 and 31. Repton School, 249 (H. S. Altham, 63) v. Free Foresters, 240 (N. Y. C. Turner, 84). At Repton, July 2 and 3. Repton School, 117 and 73, v. Malvern Col­ lege, 104 and 90 for two wickets. At Repton, July 11. Ropton School, 116 for five wickets (R. H. T. Turner, not out 72) v. Pennsylvania University, 193. At Repton, July 29. Rossall School, 38 for four wickets, v. Old Rossallians, 420 (J. K. Lane, 192; T. A. Higson, 63 ; R. C. Cutler, 52). At Rossall, July 12 and 13. Rugby School, 107 (B. Watson, 52) v. M.C.C. and Ground, 157 for three wickets (Relf, A. E., not out 83 ; W. L. B. Hayter, 61). At Rugby, July 8 and 9. Rugby School, 144 and 327 (D. Watson, 108), v. Marlborough College, 208 (J. F. Ire­ land, 57 ; A. D. Womersley, 56) and 179. At Lord’s, July 31 and Aug. 1. St. Paul’s School, 146 (A. Cooper, 98) v. Dulwich College, 110 and 118 for seven wickets. At Kensington, July 6 . St. Paul’s School, 370 for eight wickets, innings declared closed (J. P. Sargent, 104 ; G. A. H. Farmer, 50), v. M.C.C. and Ground, 112 for six wickets. At Kensington, July 20. Shrewsbury School, 150 (R. Y. Bardsley, 55) and 66 , v. Old Salopians, 147 (T. P. G. Forman, 69) and 123. At Shrewsbury, July 11 and 12. Shrewsbury School, 65, v. Shropshire Gentle­ men, 253 for nine wickets, innings declared closed (Capt. E. II. M. English, 105). At Kingsland,Shrewsbury,July 13. Shrewsbury School, 226 (R. Burton, not out 93) and 111, v. Northern Nomads 170 and 293 for four wickets, innings declared closed (W. G. Dyas, not out 108. At Shrewsbury, July 18 and 19. Stonyhurst College, 113, v. Northern Nomads, 166. At Stonyhurst, July 16. Tonbridge School, 34 for no wicket, v. Free Foresters, 270 (C. D. Barrow, 59 ; A. C. Hewitt, 58). At Tonbridge, July 10. Tonbridge School, 181 (T. E. Bourdillon, 55), v. Blackheath, 258 for seven wickets (J. S. Heath, 102). At Tonbridge, July 13. Tonbridge School, 75 and 73 for four wickets, v. Pennsylvania University, 319 for four wickets, innings declared closed (VV. II. Evans, not out, 143 ; F. W. Baker, 104). At Tonbridgo, July 20. Tonbridge School, 149 and 129 for five wickets (B. W. Pigg, 54) v. Band of Brothers, 112. At Tonbridge, July 27. University College School, 80, v. Eltham College, 101. At Eltham, July 13. University College School, 233 for six wickets, innings declared closed (C. H. Medlock, 124) v. The Masters, 127 and 43. At Neasden, July 15. For the School, M. J. Susskind took four wickets in four balls. Uppingham School, 229 (W. H. Ramsbotham, 133) v. Free Foresters, 97 for two wickets. At Uppingham, July 2. Uppingham School, 425 for seven wickets (W. 11. Ramsbotham, 95 ; H. IJower, 74 ; C. L. Philcox, 64 ; R. P. Maule, 62 not out) v. Haileybury College, 188 (J. M. de Freitas, 5t) and 281 for nine wickets (S. P. Dickinson, not out 84). At Haileybury, July 12 and 13. Watson’s College, 86 , v. Glenalmond, 64. At Glenalmond, July 6 . Watson’s College, 70, v. Edinburgh Academy, 54. At Raeburn Place, July 15. As a result of this match Wasson’s College won the Scottish Schools’ Championship. Wellingborough Grammar School, 302 for nine wickets, innings declared closed (A. J. Wright, not out, 67 ; R. E. Williams, 56), v. Charing Cross Hospital, 54. At Wellingborough, July 6 . Wellingborough Grammar School, 133, v. Bedford Modern School, 97. At Bedford, July 13. Wellingborough Grammar School, 231 (F. E. Hemingway, 60), v. Elstow School, 145. At Wellingborough, July 17. Wellingborough Grammar School, 121 v Past, 317 (H. J. Symons, 97). At Wel­ lingborough, July 25. Wellington College, 202, v. Staff College, 117. At Wellington, July 13. Wellington College, 165 (C. P. Leese, 61) v. Charterhouse, 256 (R. S. Evans, 94). At Godalming, July 20. Westminster School, 139, v. M.C.C. and Ground, 295 (W. R. Collins, 75). At Vincent Square, July 13. Westminster School, 35 and 159 for six wickets (C. G. Reed, 61) v. Christ Church Warrigals, 197. At Vincent Square, July 20. Westminster School, 282 (J. S. Heaton-Ellis, 63)v. Old Westminsters, 289 for eight wickets, innings declared closed (C. Powers, 69; J. G. Veitch, not out 50). At Vincent Square, July 27. Winchester College, 219 for two wickets (M. K. Mackenzie, 106; J. Leslie, not out 100) v. Green Jackets, 85. At Win­ chester, July 11. Winchester College, An XI., 55 and 61 for six wickets, v. R.N.C., Osborne, 63 and 86 . At Osborne, July 15. Winchester College, 71 and 71, v. Penn- §ylvania University, 194 (H. V. Hor­ dern, 70). At Winchester, July 16. STREATHAM v. HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY.—Played at Strcatham on August 3. S treatham . N. Miller, st Fowles, b Watts .................63 E. B. Miller, c Bolton, b Bonser.................12 H. T. Cross, b Bonser 2 C. J. Parton, not out...102 H. A. Sergeant,not out 28 B 4, lb 1 .......... 5 Total (3 wkts)*212 L. E. Gillett, F. G. V. Holmes, R. J. Haworth, E. K. Shattack, R. Hazard, and C. W. S. Mallett did not bat. * Innings declared closed. H. A. C. C. H. Rowe, c Shat- tock, b Miller.......... T. F. Easterbrook, b Miller ................. G. S. Steed, cSergeant, b Miller ................. L. M. Leggatt, b Miller J. D. H. Watts, c Par­ ton, b Holmes H. J. Bonser, st Shat- tock, b Miller........ R. M. Bolton, c Ser­ geant, b Miller J. Jamerson, c and b Miller ................. T.A. N. Bolton, not out J. Fowles, c Parton, b Holmes ................. G. Bridge, c Gillett, b Holmes ................. B 6 , lb 1, nb 1 ... Total .......... 1 Second innings: Rowe, b Haworth, 4 ; Easter­ brook, c and b Haworth, 4 ; Steed, not out, 8 ; Bolton, c Gillett, b Parton, 6 ; leg-byes, 2. Total (3 wkts) 24. MITCHAM v. STREATHAM.—Played at Mitcham on August 3. M itcham . H. Pillinger, c and b Feeny ................. 2 G. Wormald, c Phil­ lipps, b Feeny........ 11 H. Allnutt, c sub, b Hooper .................13 J. Boxall, b Feeny ... 8 W. Hussey, c Camp­ bell, b Hooper.......... 8 G. Curtis, b Feeny ... 15 H.Woolett, c Thomas, b Campbell ..........78 W. Lund, b Feeny ... 1 T. Potter, b Campbell 42 J. Atkinson, not out.. 2 D. Sullivan, c Feeny, b Campbell .......... 0 B 9, wb 2,nb 2... 13 Total... ..193 Second innings: H. Pillinger, not out, 48 ; W. Hussey, not out, £3 ; byes, 3. Total (no wkt), 109. S treatham . b H. S. Barkworth. Atkinson.................35 A. Seitz, c Sullivan, b Atkinson.................21 C. M. Thomas, c and b Boxall .................17 J. F. W. Hooper, b Atkinson................. 0 H. M. Leaf, b Atkin­ son ........................ 7 J. L. Phillipps, c All- j nutt, b Atkinson ... 4 V. F. Foeny, b Atkin­ son ........................ 0 G. V. Campbell, b Boxall .................34 F.S.White,bAtkinson 0 R. G. Candy, not out 4 A. C. Worth, c Boxall, b Atkinson ......... 13 B 2, lb 1 ... ... 3 Total ..138 Printed and Published by Merritt & Hatch™, Ltd., 167,168 and 169 Upper Thames Street, London, E.O;,'Aug. 8th, 1907.