Cricket 1907

348 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A ug . 15, 1907. 30.E. H. Crake, Free Foresters v. Wilton House ..................................................... 123 30. S. W. Marshall, New College v. Grove ... 129 31. A. Addenbrooke, Old Warwickians v. War­ wick School.............................................. 105 31.Dr. Arbellis, Thanet v. Grove ................... 102* AUGUST. 1. H. J. Powys-Keck, Lady Scourfield’s XI. v. Mrs. Cunningliame’s X I......................... 102* 1. J. G. Blackburne, North Devon v. Mr. R. S. Everitt’s XI.............................................. 114 1. L. G. Wilkinson, Incogniti v. Marlow ... 133 1. Sergt. Bentley, United Services v. Newton Blues ..................................................... 100* 1. H. W. Priestley, Old Northovians, v. Gen­ tlemen of Hertfordshire........................ 145 1. H. S. Purser, H. Strangeman’s XI. v. J. H. Howell’s XI.............................................. Ill 2. B. R Rodger, Banstead v. Marlborough Blues............................................................ 114* 2. Madaocks, E. J. Morant’s XI. v. Stade Francais .............................................. 107 2. H. S. Goodwin, Cirencester v. I Zingari ... 102 2. G. Edwards, Coldstream Guards v. South Wales Borderers ............................... 106* 3. G.L.Hclxien,Pallingswick v.LondonCounty Council..................................................... 103 3. C. Wctherill, Bellevue v. Addlestone......... 126* 3. Lieut. Waring, Officers Pover Garrison v. Offttcrs bhorncliffe Garrison................. 103 3. Jones, l’cck Frcan v. Borough Polytechnic 102* 3. II. F. Taylor, Tunbridge Wells v. Brondes- bury ..................................................... 119* 3. K. O. Goldie, Sussex Martlets v. Steyning 100 3. S. S. Harris, Sussex Martlets, v. Steyning 120 3. F. Roberson, Oundle Rovers v. Burghley Park ..................................................... 103 3. Capt. R. A. C. L. Leggett, Worcestershire Regiment v. 11th Hussars ................. 102 3. F. Ward, Midhurst v. Hollycombe .......... 105 3. E. A. C. Druce, P. Loft’s XI. v. Old Northovians (at Northaw Place).......... 204 5. A. P. Hunt, King William’s College Old Boys v. Hon. J. A. Joiccy’s XI............. 110* 5. G. S. F. Griffin, Belsize v. Mansergli.......... 100 5. E. R. Morres, Channel Islands v. Old Carthusians.............. ............................... Ill 5. W. Rcnshaw, Old Carthusians v. Channel Islands..................................................... 144 5. D. Maclachlan, Denbighshire Gentlemen v. Shropshire Gentlemen ........................ 115 5. K. O. Goldie, Banstead v. Old Malvernians 143* 5. E. S. Westhorp, U.C.S. Old Boys v. Pal- lingswick .............................................. 126 5. G. W. It. Dickinson, Oxford City v. South Kensington.............................................. 186* 5. R. S. Paine, Addlestone v. Malden Wan­ derers ..................................................... 119 5. G. Meakin, Pembroke Lodge v. Hunstan­ ton ............................................................ 121 5. K. Dixon, Upper Sydenham v. Slianklin ... 104 5. Sutcliffe, Royal Marines v. T. Perkins’ XII. (Walmer) .............................................. 102* 5. Rev. R. C. Guy, Old Foresters v. Old Felstedians.............................................. 139 5. R. C. Alwyn, Borough of Southwark v. Thames D itton.............. ........................ 110 5. N. H. Vincent, White House v. Magdalen Wanderers.............................................. 101 5. W. Walbank, London United Tramways v. Hampstead and Metropolitan Tram­ ways ..................................................... 104* 5. P. Nichols, Knowle and Dorridge v. Olton 101 5. Rev. W. B. Sandberg, Hayward’s Heath v. Brixton Wanderers.............................. 129* 5. V. C. Upton, Hove Wanderers v. Worthing Star ..................................................... 107 6 . A. H. Belcher, Channel Islands v. Old Carthusians............................................. 103 6 . G. F. Williams, Tunbridge Wells v. May­ field ..................................................... 115 6 . V. O’Connor, Thespids v. Sanatorium ... 104 6 . Capt. H. F. Watson, Lewes Priory v. Ley­ ton Wanderers....................................... 115* 6 . Capt. Fisher, Trojans v. Stade Francais ... 105 6 , T. W. Saint, Islington Borough Council v. Islington Guardians............................... Ill* 6 . A. S. Bull, Brixton Wanderers v. Hastings R overs..................................................... 109 7. A. H. Du Boulay, Royal Engineers v. Royal Artillery .............................................. 121 7. Rev. W. H. Arundell, Dorset v. Devon ... 113 7. E. A. C. Druce, Trinity Wanderers v. East­ bourne (on the Saffrons) (1st innings).. 140* 7. Rev. R. C. Guy, Old Foresters v. Essex Club and Ground ............................... 115 7. G. F. Bury, Old Foresters v. Essex Club and Ground.............................................. 104* 7. Capt. M. O. Clarke, Gentlemen of Sussex v. Uppingham Rovers ........................ 147 7. V. Norbury, Lyndhurst v. Stade Francais.. 160 7. H. C. T. Blackwood, Stade Francais v. Lyndhurst.............................................. 119 7. W. U. Timmis, Oxted v. Wickham Wan­ derers ..................................................... 101 7. B. W. Pigg, Cambridgeshire v. Norfolk ... 103 7. C. S. Hurst, Beckenham v. Old Biltonians 112 L. Leman, H. E. Wilson’s XI. v. Fram­ lingham Masters ............................... 100* Capt. R. T. Jones, Shropshire Gentlemen v. Viscount Southwell’s XI................... 107 G. Kemp, I. Zingari v. Sidmouth ......... 184 A. Underwood, Boston Park v. Hammer- * smith ...................................................... 129* E. Garnett, Old Carthusians v. Henley ... 146 P. J. de Paravicini, Hothfield Place v. Ashford ............................................. 118 E. Coppard, Mayfield v. Brighton Bruns­ wick ..................................................... 109 G. A. Hunt, Lewes Town v. Trade .......... 139* W. A. Gardner, Leyton Wanderers v. Seaford..................................................... 103 R. J. Bettie, South Saxons v. Hastings R overs..................................................... 139 S. L. Thompson, Horsham v. Eton Ramblers 103* P. F. W arner , M iddlesex v . S urrey ( at the O val ) ............................................. 149 F. R. R. Brooke, Royal Artillery v. Royal Engineers .............................................. 104* W. H. Ramsbotham, Uppingham Rovers v. Gentlemen of Sussex........................ 112 E. A. C. Druce, Trinity Wanderers v. East­ bourne (on the Saffrons) (2nd innings) 132 H. A. White, Battersea v. Priory Park ... 117* W. A. Woodward, Old Biltonians v. Beck­ enham ................. ............................... 136 W. H. Day, Hampshire Hogs v. Channel Islands..................................................... 107 E. Payne, Lewis Priory v. Mayfield .......... 106 P. U. Philpott, Hastings Police v. Tunbridge Wells Police............................................. 166 Sir F. H. E. Cunliffe, I. Zingari v. W. L. Ward’s XI. (Shugborough) ................. 100 H. Willett, Old Modernians v. Bedford ... 107 R. H. S pooner , L ancashire v . K ent ( at C anterbury ) ...................................... 134 K. L. H utchings , K ent v . L ancashire ( at C anterbury ) ............................... 108 C. V. L. Hooman, Devon v. Cornwall.......... 144 M. Falcon, Norfolk v. Bedfordshire .......... 110 Rev. E. Peake, Eastbourne v. Uppingham R overs................................................... 136 H. S. Keigwin, E. Murray’s XII. v. Gentle­ men of Sussex ...................................... 123 H ayes , S urrey v . M iddlesex ( at the O val ) ..................................................... 202 F. J. V. Hopley, Harrow Wanderers v. Bishops Stortford ............................... Ill A. Scott Murray, Henley v. Channel Islands..................................................... 103 Rev. E. Pereira, Henley v. Channel Islands 104 R. P. Keigwin, Old Cliftonians v. Old Car­ thusians .............................................. 140 G. W. Holloway, Old Cliftonians v. Old Carthusians ............................................. 177 T unnicliffe , Y orkshire v . W arwickshire ( at E dgbaston ) ...................................... 141 R. C. Punnett, Caius Fellows v. Trinity Fellows..................................................... 110 It. N. R. Blaker, Seaton v. Oxfor Cygnets.. 121 S. F. Smith, Southend “ A ” v. Plashet ... 100 G. Boyes, Brixton v. Mitcham ................. 116 E. A. C. Druce, Trinity Wanderers v. Blue Mantles ............................................. 103 W. P. Barnes, Ormskirk v. Liverpool ... 149* W. W. Lancaster, Paddock v. Golcar......... 124* H. S. Snell, M.C.C. and Ground v. Wilt­ shire ..................................................... 114 K. C. Wright, Gentlemen of Sussex v. E. Murray’s XII........................................... 103 W. G. Long, Mid. Herts, v. Napsbury Asylum..................................................... 107* E. Field, Streatham v. Wimbledon .......... 124 Moulder, Surrey Club and Ground v. Epsom 112* G. F. S. Griffin, Belsize v. Finchley .......... 121* C. G. Smith, Brixton Wanderers v. Private B an k s..................................................... 116* A. J. White, Brixton Wanderers v. Private Banks .................................................... 103* H. J. Sharpe, Broxbourne v. Enfield......... 122 Sinclair, Brookwood Asylum v. Horsell and Woking ...................................... 164 Bower, Horsell and Woking v. Brookwood Asylum..................................................... 115 Fulk, Addlestone v. Cobham ................. 113* L. O’Brien, Paddington v. South Devon ... 140 F. V. Hutchings, Esher v. Radley Rangers 136* E. Glanfield, Slough Station v. Stoke Green 138* Mallett, Great Barford v. Bedford Com­ mercials .............................................. 106* G. O. Smith, Old Carthusians v. Old Cliftonians.............................................. 103* J. A. Tulk, Addlestone v. Cobham ......... 113* G. H. A. Arlington, Stratford-on-Avon v. Evesham ............................................. 106 Hubble, M.C.C. and Ground v. Bedford­ shire ..................................................... 122 B uckenham , E ssex v. L ancashire ( at L eyton ) ............................................. 124 S. P. M eston , E ssex v. L ancashire ( at L eyton ) ............................................. 130 K. O. G oldie , S ussex v . S urrey ( at B righton ) .............................................. 131 F. H. B acon , H ampshire v . L eicester ­ shire ( at S outhampton ) ................. 110 13. H a rd sta ff, N otts v. S outh A frica n s (at N ottingham ) ............................................... 13. W. Powel, Hythe v. Band of Brothers 13. L. Bassett, Hythe v. Band of Brothers 13. Lieut. E. O. Leggett, United Services v. Old Cliftonians...................................... 13. W. G. Cobb, Trinity Wanderers v. East­ bourne .......... ........................ ......... 13. Hon. L. H. Tennyson, Lady Brassey’s XI. v. Catsfield (at Normanhurst) .......... 13. Capt. R. B. Airey, Aldershot Army 0017)8 v. Channel Islands .............................. * Signifies not out. 124* 130 124 GLOUCESTERSHIRE v. KENT. Hayed at Cheltenham on August 12 and 13. Gloucestershire won by seven wickets. Rain, which delayed the start until a quarter past twelve, caused the wicket to favour the attack to such an extent that during the first day twenty-two wickets went down for 313 runs. After losing Humphreys at 6 , Dillon at 27, and Hutchings at 42, Day and Seymour added 42 in forty minutes before the last-named was sent back for a faultless innings of 35, which lasted an hour and a-quarter and con­ tained five 4’s. Day batted seventy minutes for his 38, and at one time it appeared likely that a useful score would be made, but after lunch the last six wickets fell for 40 runs in thirty-five minutes, the last three going down with the total unchanged. Dennett took seven wickets for 75 runs, at one period obtaining four for 10. The home side lost Bnard with only a single scored, but Langdon and Brownlee improved matters considerably by putting on 43 for the second wicket in seventeen minutes. Jessop hit 33 out of 40 in thirteen minutes aud was fourth out at 88 . The last five wickets added but 22, Blythe securing his last four victims at a cost of only two runs. Possessed of a lead of 24, Kent further added to their advantage by making 67 for the loss of Dillon and Seymour by the time stumps were drawn. On the Tuesday Kent at once experienced a series of disasters. With the overnight total unchanged Humphreys was again out lbw, and with but three added both Day and Mason were sent back. Hutchings made a few fine hits, but left at 91, and, although Marsham, Huish, and Fielder all made double figures, the innings closed for 133. Dennett again bowled admirably, and made his record for the match fourteen wickets for 146. Gloucestershire were left 158 to win, and the result was almost assured by Langdon and Board, who made 58 for the first wicket, and by the latter and Brownlee, who added S2 for the second. Brownlee played good cricket during the fifty minutes he was in, and hit seven 4’s. With the game a tie, Board, who had made four 4’s, was caught and bowled for a very praiseworthy innings of 65. Gloucestershire won by seven wickets. Score and analysis:— K ent . First innings. E. W. Dillon, c Jessop, b Dennett ........................13 Humphreys,lbw, b Dennett 2 Seymour (Jas.),c Dennett, b Mills ...............................35 K. L. Hutchings, lbw, b Roberts ........................13 S. II. Day, lbw, b Mills ... 38 J. R. Mason, lbw, b Dennett 1 C. II. B. Marsham, stone, b Dennett ... Huish, b Dennett Fairservice, b Dennett Blythe, c Goodwin, Dennett ................. Fielder, not out .......... B 2,lb 1 .......... Total .......... Win- ... 7 ... 14 b ... 0 ... 0 ... 3 ...135 Second innings. b Dennett..........16 lbw, b Mills ... 28 c Mills, b Dennett 22 lbw, b Dennett... 22 b Dennett ........ 0 st Board, b Dennett.......... 0 c Mills, b Dennett 15 lbw, b Mills ... 10 b Mills................. l c Brownlee, b Dennett.......... 3 not out .......... 12 B 3, lb 1 ... 4 Total..........133 G loucestershire . First innings. Second innings. Board, b Fairservice.......... 1 c and b Seymour 65 Langdon, c Hutchings, b Fairservice........................25 L.D. Brownlee,c Hutchings, b Fairservice .................19 run out F. H. B. Champain,c Huish, b Blythe ........................17 not out G. L. Jessop, c Seymour, b Blythe ........................33 Winstone, b Fairservice ... 1 E.Barnett,c Mason,b Blythe 0 H. S. Goodwin, o Huish, b Blythe............................... 5 not out F. E. Roberts, c Dillon, b Blythe...............................10 Mills, b Fairservice .......... 0 Dennett, not out................. 0 Extras........................ 0 Hutchings, b Mason 31 47 Total ..111 B 3, lb ... 4 Total (3 wtkts) 159