Cricket 1907

48 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE* GAME. M arch 28, 1907. Consul : the Colonial Secretary, the Chief Justice, and other officials were present. Score and analysis :— P h il a d e l p h ia . First innings. J. B. King, b Gilbert.......... H. P. Baily, b Martin Dr. W. G. Heasman, st J. Conyers, b Martin.......... C. C. Morris, b Gilbert W. H. O’Neill, lbw, b Martin............................... W. Thayer, b Gilbert.......... H. V. Hordern, b Gilbert... R. L. Perot, not o u t ..........45 J. P. Dornan, c Darrell, b Martin............................... 0 W. H. Sayen, jun., b Gil­ bert ............................... 17 W. G. Deschler, b Gilbert. Byes ....................... Second innings. 0 b Gilbert ..........2' 9 b Gilbert ......... 12 b Gilbert 29 b Martin c and b Gilbert... 5 b Martin ..........17 c —. Conyers, b Spurling..........10 c West, b Gilbert 4 b Gilbert ... , c Butterfield, Spurling 0 not out 6 Extras... . Total ..131 Total . 2 ) . 3 2 . 6 .104 H am ilton C.C. First innings. Second innings. Dr. F. W. Peniston, b King 4 b Hor- H. D. Butterfield, deni ............................... 7 J. R. Conyers, b Hordern .. 11 H. J. Tucker, c Hordern, b King ... ......................... T. St. G. Gilbert, c Dornan, b King............................... O. Darrell, b Hordern D. Martin, c Heasman, b King ............................... H. T. Conyers, c and b Hordern ........................ A. W. West, not o u t .......... S. Spurling, c Dornan, b Baily ...............................10 R. Smith, b King Extras... c Thayer, b Hor­ dern................. b Hordern ... c Heasman, Hordern... 1 c and b Baily run out not out Total 10 b Baily .......... 3 c Thayer, b Baily 14 b Hordern.......... st Doinan, b O’Neill .......... 13 c Sayen, b Baily 11 Extras... Total.......... Gilbert Mai tin ................. 88 P h ila d e lp h ia . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 21.5 21 51 6 74 4 ... Spurling H am ilton C.C. First innings. O. M. R. W King .......... 11.4 4 22 5 15 10.4 . 4 3 36 6 1 53 2 0 9 2 Hordern Bally .. Sayen 11 . 3 . 3 3 37 4 . 0 12 1 . 0 6 0 O’Neill Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 6 4 3 0 ... 10 4 18 4 ... 8 2 21 4 4 1 10 1 King and Baily each bowled a no-ball. 2 n d MATCH , v. GARRISON X V . Played oil February 28th and March 1st. The Philadelphians won by an innings and 143 runs. The Military appeared quite unable to make any stand against the bowling of Hordern, the ex-Australian, and Baily, and were handsomely thrashed. K ing’ s large score was the result, so it was stated, of “ the most brilliant play ever witnessed in Bermuda.” Score and analysis :—■ G a rriso n XV. First innings. Major T. Philips, lbw, b Hordern ........................ 1 Pte. Bendrey, b Hordern... 1 Sapper Rowlands, b Baily.. 1 Major F. S. Taylor, b Hor­ dern ............................... S Pte. Burton, lbw, b Hor­ dern ...............................19 Bdmn. Lambe, c King, b B a ily ............................... 6 Lt. R. Harland, st Morris, b Hordern........................10 Capt. A. Addison, b Hor­ dern ............................... 0 Lt. G. Perkins, b Baily ... 4 Staff Sgt. Stephens, b Baily 6 Col. Van Straubenzee, b Baily ............................... Lt. S. Barton, st Morris, b Hordern........................ 8 Major G. Leigh, c Saj’en, b B a ily ............................... 0 Lc.-Crp. Watmore, not out 4 Corp. Gold, b Baily .......... 1 Extras........................ 5 Total .................74 Second innings. b O’Neill ......... b Sayen b King... . b O'Neill . b Hordern . b King... . b King... . cBaily,b Hordern 13 b King., b Baily 0 b Hordern ... b Hordern ... c Deschler, Hordern ... not out b Hordern ... Extras... Total ... 89 P h ila d e lph ia . «T. B. King, st ----- , b Watmore.................120 C. C. Morris, c and b Bendrey ................ 11 Dr. W. G. Heasman, b Leigh........................56 W. Thayer, c Burton, b Watmore .......... 0 R. L. Perot, run out.. 19 H. P. Baily, b Leigh.. 41 W. H. O’Neill, c and b Watmore................ 8 G arriso n XV. First innings. H. V. Hordern,c Addi­ son, b Watmore ... 9 W. H. Sayen, jun., c Phillips, b Watmore 35 E. K. Leech, not out.. 0 W. G. Deschler, b Harland ................. 1 Extras .......... 6 Total ...306 Second innings. 0 M. R W. O. M. R. W. Hordern 16 3 35 7 .......... 8.1 2 17 6 Baily ... 12.4 2 26 7 ......... 7 2 11 1 Perot 3 1 8 0 ........ O’N eill......... 10 o 17 2 Sayen ......... 7 1 17 1 King ......... 13 6 14 4 P h ila d e l ph ia . O. M R. W. O. M. R. W. Burton ... 12 0 46 0 Stephens 9, 0 24 0 Bendrey.. 10 3 34 1 Watmore 11.1 1 70 5 Rowlands 3 0 17 0 Addison 0 0 19 0 Harland.. 7 0 20 1 Leigh ... 10 0 55 2 Lambe ... 3 1 10 0 Gold ... 3 1 5 0 3nn MATCH, v. BURMUDA. Played on March 2nd and 4th. ALL TEN WICKETS IN AN INNINGS. Bermuda won by 47 runs. The honours of this match were clearly carried off by Gilbert and Conyers. In the first innings of Bermuda the latter, batting nearly three hours and hitting ten 4’ s, scored 71 whilst all the other members of the side made only 37 between them. Gilbert, as in the Hamilton match, again proved very destructive, and in the second innings of the Philadelphians took all ten wickets at a cost of only 17 runs. It will be seen that six players failed to score in the visitors’ first innings, and that Heasman, O’ Neill, and Dornan obtained spectacles. Score and analysis:— B erm u d a . First innings. J. R. Conyers, lbw, b Hor­ dern A. West, b K in g................ Pte. Burton, run ou t........ T. St. G. Gilbert, b King.. A. T. Burrows, lbw, b King 0 b Hordern ... Dr. F. W. Peniston, b King 3 c O’Neill, 1) Hor- Second innings, st Dornan, b Hor­ dern ................. 8 lbw, b King ... 2 1 c Morris, b King 0 2 b King.................16 dern... b Hordern ... not out... R. C. King, b King .. I). Martin, b Baily Major F. S. Taylor, b Baily 20 b Hordern ... H. D. Butterfield, not out 1 b Hordern ... S. Spurling, b Baily .......... 0 b King.......... Extras........................11 Extras... Total ...119 Total ..........49 P hiladelphia . First innings. Second innings. J. B. King, c Peniston, b c Burton, b Gil- Martin...............................11 bert...................11 C. C. Morris, lbw, b Gilbert 12 c King, b Gilbert 31 W. G. Heasman, b Martin 0 lbw, b Gilbert ... 0 II. L. Perot, b Gilbert ... 2 b Gilbert .......... 1 H. P. Baily, b Gilbert ... 0 lbw, b Gilbert ... 1 W. H. O’Neill, b Martin ... 0 b Gilbert ........ 0 W. Thayer, b Gilbert.......... 0 st Conyers, b Gilbert ......... 4 H. V. Hordern, b Martin ... IS not out................. 6 W. H. Sayen, jr., not out... 7 b Gilbert .......... 0 J. P. Dornan, b Martin ... 0 lbw, b Gilbert ... 0 E. K. Leech, c & b Martin 0 b Gilbert .......... 2 Extras........................13 Extras ............ 2 Total ..........63 B erm u da . First innings. O. M. R. W. King ................. 16 2 50 5 . Hordern ... ... 12 3 31 1 . Baily ................. 8 1 27 3 ., Total 58 Second innings. O. M. R. W. . ... 13 6 19 4 . ... 12 3 22 6 P h il a d e lph ia . O. H. R. W. O. M. R. W. Gilbert................. 13 2 29 4 ........... 12 7 17 10 Martin................. 13 4 21 6 ........... 7 1 28 0 Spurling... 5 1 11 0 BATTING AVERAGES. rj w o 3 tri Matches No. of 1nnings. Times n out. Most in Inning s O H Average J. B. King ......... , 3 ... 5 ... 0 ...120 ...162 ..,. 32-40 C. C. Morris......... 3 ... 5 ... 0 ... 33 ...116 .... 23-20 R. L. Perot ......... . 3 .. 5 ... 1 ... 45 .,.. 71 ... 17-75 Dr. W. G. Heasmani 3 ... 5 ... 0 ... 56 .... 68 .... 13-60 H. V. Hordern 3 ... 5 ... 1 .. 18 .... 51 .. . 12-75 W. H. Sayen, jun.. 3 ... 5 ... 1 ... 35 .,. 45 .... 11-25 II. P. Bailv ......... . 3 ... 5 ... 0 ... 41 ... 53 .... 10-60 W. G. Deschler ... 2 ,... 3 ... 1 .. . 17 .. . 20 .. ,. 26 ., .. 10-00 W. Thayer .......... 3 ... 5 .. 0 .. 17 . 5-20 W. H. O’Neill . 3 ... 5 ... 0 ... 8 .. 13 ... 2-60 E. K. Leech.......... 2 ... 3 ... 1 .. . 2 . 2 .. . 1-00 J. P. Dorman 2 ... 4 ... 0 .. 2 .. 2 ... -50 BOWLING AVERAGES. Mchs. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Av. H. P. Bailv... W. H. O’Neill R. L. Perot... 3 ... 69-1 ... 18 ...160 ...28 ... 5-71 3 ... 59-4 .. 22 ..108 ...18 ... 6-00 3 ... 3S-4 . 7 .... 97 ...16 ... 6-06 2 .. 14 ... 3 ... 27 ... 3 ... 9-00 2 .. 10 ... 1 .. 23 . .. 1 . ..23-00 1 . .. 3 . .. 1 . ... 8 . .. 0 . .. — John Piggott, Ltd., of 117 and 118, Cheap side E.O., have just issued their new Cricket List. A copy will be sent post free to every reader of Cricktt who applies for one. B y R o y a l W arra n t, M a k ers to H .M . th e K ing. RANSOMES’ LAWN MOWERS THREE SILVER MEDALS A R E T H E B E S T . All kinds and sizes. R A N S O M E S , S I M S <& JEFFERIES, LTD., IPSW ICH , Supplied by all Ironm ongers. 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