Cricket 1907

A u g . 22, 1907 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 363 10. A. W. Whiffing, Hcathfield v. Rickham Wanderers ............................................ 121 10. R. B. Brooks, St. John’s v. Brighton Com­ mercials ............................................. 120* 10. P. Dandridge, Brentford United v. Clapham 104* 10. R. Reid, Staines Linoleum v. Stockwell Park .................................................... 104* 10. C. Gilliam, Dartford Club and Ground v. City of London Mental Hospital......... 101* 11. E. Lee, Whitcomb Wanderers v. C. J. Chandler’s XI.......................................... 107 12. R. C. Page,Wolverhampton v. Staffordshire Gentlemen............................................. 113 12. W. J. H. Curwen, Old Carthusians v. Folkestone................. ........................ 196 12. T. G. O. Cole, Denbighshire v. Carnarvon­ shire .................................................... 150 12. A. Palmer, Whitcomb Wanderers v. Honor Oak .................................................... 205* 12. B. Meakin, Warnham Lodge v. Old Mal- vernians ............................................. 100* 13. H. Z. Baker, West Kent v. Eton Ramblers 100* 13. Capt. R. B. Airey, Army Service Corps v. Channel Islands...................................... 145* 13. O. Seymour, Burgess Hill v. A. H. Tacey’s XI................................................ 102 13 H. A. Bates, Honor Oak v. London County 133 14. R. A. Jones, High Wycombe v. North Middlesex ............................................. 10!) 14. Capt. E. G. Wynyard, The Mote v. Eton Ramblers ............................................ 190 14. N. Robertson, Bushrangers v. Honourable Artillery Company............................... 109* 14. E. S. Litteljohn, London County v. Sutton 103 14. F. W. James, “ Guy Fawkes ” v. Luton (at Luton).................................................... 202* 14. W. E. King. Bedfordshire v. Cambridge­ shire .................................................... 119* 14. B. Meakin, Old Cliftonians v. H. D. G. Leveson Gower’s XI............................... 100 14. Lawrence, Surrey Club and Ground v. Mitcham ............................................. 132 14. A. Latter, St. Lawrence v. Old Carthusians 113 14. A. O. Snowden, St. Lawrence v. Old Car­ thusians ............................................. 140 14. A. M. Hilton, St. Lawrence v. Old Car­ thusians .................................................... 117 14. Capt. H. S. Bush, Woolwich Garrison v. Charlton Park .................................... 150* 14. Brooks, Brighton Post Office v. Eastbourne Post O ffice........................................... 100* 14. Lieut. II. M. Lawrence, Scottish Rifles v. Army Ordnance Corps ..................... 148* 14. Capt Montgomery, Royal Marines v. Band of Brothers........................................... 157 15. B. S. Foster, Actors v. Authors ................. 100 15. M. Falcon, Norfolk v. Harrow Wanderers... 102* 15. Hibbert, Lincolnshire v. Durham County 100 15. Davis, Surrey 2nd XI. v. Kent 2nd XI. ... 114 15. C. F. W. Ratcliff, Colveston v. Buckhurst Hill .................................................. 121* 15. D. H. Butcher, Upper Tooting v.C.E.Y. M.S. (Norwich) ........................................... 151* 10. L. Weigall, Band of Brothersv. Eton Ramblers .............................. ........... 105* 10. M. Falcon, Norfolk v. Cambridgshire...... 112 10. Capt. G. Crossman, 1st Army Corps v. Free Foresters...................................... 105 10. G. W. Ricketts, Free Forestersv. Royal Engineers (Chatham) ..................... 142 10. S eymour (J as .) K ent v . S omerset ( at T aunton ) .......................................... 164 10. J. R. M ason , K ent v . S omerset ( at T aunton ) .......................................... 119* 10. P earson , W orcestershire v . S ussex ( at W orcester )............................................. 139 10. J. H. Hunt, Sidmouth v. Quixotics .......... 128 16. H. A. Bates, Honor Oak v. J. C. Peacock’s XI............................................................. 102* 10. T. Keedle, H. Bird’s XI. v. The Wasps ... 167* 17. Lieut. II. S. Kaye, Yorkshire Gentlemen v. Eltofts ............................................. 131 17. A. E. Prosser, Bloomsbury House v. Chartered Bank of India ................. 135 17. F. Vernon, Wren v. Waygood’s Athletic ... 112* 17. J. Schneider, Midland Excelsior v. St. Katherine’s .......... ............................... 107* 17. Cooper, Rotherham v. Y ork ........................ 107 17. Hardwick, Rotherham v. York ................. 103* 17. B. S. Foster, M.C.C. and Ground v. Hert­ fordshire ............................................. 126 17. H. Cobb, Beckenham v. London County ... Ill 17. G. H. Hadfield, Sutton v. Leatherhead ... 100 17. J. G. C. Scott, Eastbourne v. M.C.C. and Ground.................................................... 100 17. F. H. Mustard, Suffolk v. Bedfordshire ... 110* 17. F. F. Boles, Spencer v. Whitgift Wanderers 175* 17. C. Pinkhain, Neasden v. Westboume Park Wanderers............................................. 136 17. O. Hart, Shipreth v. Cambridge Railway U nited.................................................... 103 17. Kemp Granville (Lee) v. Sidcup................ 106 17. Sims, Walthamstow 2nd XI. v. Buckhurst Hill 2nd XI.............................................. 107* 17. C. J. Parton, Streatham v. Richmond ... 101* 17. Col. H. L. E. White, Woolwich Garrison v. Lessness Park ...................................... 113 17. J. H. Thorp, Shepherd’s Bush v. Walham Green .................................................... 100* 17. P. H. Slater, Dulwich v. Croydon ......... 133 17. C. P. Tregellas, Dulwich v. Croydon ........ 100* 17. T unnicliffe , Y orkshire v. S urrey ( at the O val ) ............................................ 103* 17. H. D. Wyatt, Wanderers v. Worthing ... 113 17. A. D. Goodwin, Wenban, Smith v.Worthing Corporation............................................. 102* 17. D. Hill, Midhurst v. Royal Sussex Regi­ ment ................................................... 205* 17. F. Southin, Graylingwell v. Graffham ... 143* 17. R. Dewing, Rev. E. J. Nelson’s XII.v. Priory Park ..................................... 112 17. P. H. Wheeler, CowdryPark v. Neywood... 107 17. R. King Sampson, Lewes Priory v. Little- hampton ............................................ 100* 17. Gooch, Fulham Palace v. Sinapis....... 157 17. C. H. Titchmarsh, Bushey v. Pinner... 104* 17. C. T. Tasker Evans, G. S. Pawle’s XI. v. Puckeridge Hunt .............................. 105 20. F. H. B. C hampain , G loucestershire v . S urrey ( at B ristol ) ....................... 149 20. C. B. F ry , E ngland v . S outh A frica ( at the O val ) ............................................ 129 20. R. W. Frank, Scarborough v. Yorkshire Gentlemen............................................ 129 20. W. G. M. Sarel, Yorkshire Gentlemen v. Scarborough ..................................... 113* 20. R. M. Brydone, Stoics v. Essex Club and Ground................................................... 148 *Signifies not out. o b i t u a r y . M r. C. R . W il c o x . Mr. C. R. Wilcox, whose death occurred on April 23id at Seattle (Wash.), was born at Liverpool, and was identified with the game in Canada twenty-five years ago. Liter, he went to St. Paul (Minn.) where he organised the North- Western Cricket Association, of which he was the first President. In 1839 he moved to Seattle, and was the life and soul of the game in that city. He was a very fair batsman, and the captain of the Seittle C.C. At the time of his death he was only 45 years of age. F .F K . M r. A. L. Q u in . Mr. A. L. Quin, a promising yourg South Australian cricketer, died on th- 16th ult. in his twenty-second year. BRIXTON WANDERERS (2) v. CROYDON (2).- Played at East Dulwich on August 3. B rixton W an derers (2). C. W. Phillips, run H. E. Smith,b Long... out ........................19 L. D. Looker, b Long W.A. Mitchell, b Ching 1 3 ------ R. G. Burlington, c ................ . ‘ 0 Diglit, b Ching J. Faulkner, run out... D. Me D. Dickson, c Drage, b Ching A. Lee, st Fifield, b Groom ................. C. Hogg, not out T.Naylor,c Robilliard, b Gardner J. Godrich, b Gard- 28 Extras Total.. 1*2 26 ...17 D. S. Robilliard, c Bur­ lington, b Mitchell.. 0 F. W. Fifield, c Dick­ son, b Mitchell ... 20 G. T. Gardner, c Bur­ lington, b Godrich... 1 S. J. Ching, b Godrich 2 R. Darvill, c and b Godrich ................. 0 F. C. Dight, lbw, b Dickson ................ 17 C r o y d o n (2). W. H. Barley, c Bur­ lington, b Mitchell.. 1 H. T. Groom, e Faulk­ ner, b Godrich ... 0 L. B. Long, not out... 9 A. E. Drage, b Dick­ son ........................ 4 P. B. Reynolds, not out ........................19 Extras .......... 8 Total (9 wkts) 81 THE LAWS OF CRICKET.* Under the above title Messrs. Kegan Paul, Trench, Triibner and Co., Ltd., have pub­ lished a dozen humorous cricket sketches, each 10J inches by 15 inclusive of margin, in colour, which are well worth framing and placing in a cricket pavilion. Even one wholly ignorant of the game could not fail to be amused by the antics of the quaint middle- aged and elderly gentlemen in high hats. Perhaps the most amusing of the series is the last— “ Law 13.— "When [in the opinion of the Umpire] 6ix balls have been bowled he shall call 1 Over.’ ” But they are all good, and are bound to cause much merriment at the expense of the game as played in the pre-pads and -gloves days. The artist, Mr. Charles Crombie, has done his work admirably. ♦The Laws of Cricket. London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., Ltd., Dryden House, Gerrard Street, W. 5s. net, post free 5s. 6d. J. C. LOVELL’S XL v. MAGDALEN WANDERERS. —Played at Tulse Hill on August 17. J. C. L o v e l l’s XL ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENT S. A lfr e d V. Sm ith.— Many thanks for the interesting cuttings. C. H. Mountain, c Glaister, b Cardy ... 14 I’. P. Tyacke, c and b Hall ........................ 2 L. Lovell, b Glaister... 29 N. Maxwell, b Dodd ... 8 C. H. R. Henman, not out ........................67 W. E. S. Justice, c Straclian, b Hall ... 8 S. II. Flindt, b Cardy 16 C. Adams, b Cardy ... 3 H. G. Peacockc, b Hall 1 R. E. II. Flindt, b Hall 0 H. Tidy, not out ... 16 B 4, lb 1 .......... 5 Total (9 wkts)*169 'Innings declared closed W. E. J. Cardy, b Jus­ tice ........................ 7 D. Leeding, b S. H. Flindt ................. 2 E. F. Hall, b S. H. Flindt ................. 5 G. Strachan, c and b S. H. Flindt ......... 0 J.E. McCulloch, c Hen­ man, b Justice ... 5 H. C. Glaister, c Moun­ tain, b Justice......... 2 M agdalen W anderers . R. Tomlinson, b S. H. Flindt ................. 2 H. G. Hailes,b Justice 0 H.W. Acres, b Justicc 12 A. Vickery, c Tyacke, b Maxwell................. 5 H. H. Dodd, not out.. 0 B 10, lb 1 ..........11 Total 51 STREATHAM v. RICHMOND.-Played at Streat­ ham on August 17. S treatham . J. K. Raphael, b Polley 37 G. S. Steed, b Polley... 0 V. F. Feeny, b Hogg.. 32 E. K. Quick, b Polley 45 J .L.Phillips, c Mayo,b H ogg........................ 1 C. J. Parton, not out...l0l R.H Sargeant.b Polley 6 J. M. C.Miller,bO’Con- nor ........................24 G. A. Goggs, b Polley 6 J. L. Spicer, b Polley.. 0 C.B.Charlesworth, not out ........................18 B 8, lb 6, w 1, nb 8 23 Total ...293 R ichmond . J. O’Connor, c Phil­ lipps, b Feeny ... 7 H. Chapman, b Feeny 15 N.D.Besgood, b Feeny 3 A. Anderson, b Phil­ lipps ........................11 H. Mayo, b Phillips ... 0 H.B.Denliam, c Feeny, b Phillipps ..........40 C. Croft, b Parton ... 6 G. J. Marsham, b Phil­ lipps ........................ C. Hogg, c Feeny, b Parton ............... — Carpenter,c Parton, b Phillips................. V. R. Polley, not out... B 1, lb 4 .......... Total ... 98 STREATHAM v. BICF.LEY PARK.-Played at Bickley on August 17. S treatham . N>Miller, not out ...111 F. G. V. Holmes, b Mark........................ G H. T. Cross, c sub., b H urlbatt.................15 C. F. Leaf, b Willett 17 H. Bartlett, b Mark ... 2 J. F. W. Hooper, b M ark........................ 3 L. A.M. Fevez, c Hodg- son, b Willett..........30 M. Haworth did not bat. * Innings declared closed. B ickley P ark . L. E. Gillett, b Davis 23 E. K. Simmons, c and b Davis ................. 0 T. F. Easterbrook, st Hurlbatt,b Davis... 15 B 11, w 1 ......... 12 Total (9 wkts) 234 T. E. Hodgson, c Hooper, b Fevez ...105 C. Hunter, b Holmes 32 A. L. Mark, b Hooper 1 D. G. Hurlbatt, c and b Fevez .................58 E. A. Willett, not out 28 F. G. Thoms, lbw, b Hooper ................. 0 R. E. J. Davis, b Holmes ................. 5 Byes ................. 4 Total (6 wkts) 233