Cricket 1908

M ay 14, 1908. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 135 wickets for 26 runs. W right’s side, upon going in the second time, lost three wickets for 20, a id, although Gay and Pawson added 38 for the fourth wicket, and Burr made 32 not out, the total amounted to 122 only. Burrows, last year’s captain of Charterhouse, got a lot of work on the ball and took six wickets for 40 with his slow right-hand bowling. H urst’s side were set 316 to win, and, after losing their first six wickets for 19, were disposed of in an hour for 44, Leslie dismissing six men for 18 runs. Score and analysis:— M r . E L. W eight ’ s X I. First innings. Second innings. J. Leslie (Winchester and c Hurst, b Mac- Trinity),b Mackenzie ... 1 kenzie............... 6 C.P. Leese (Wellington and Oriel), b Whitehead ... 49 c and b Turner... 11 F. P. Burr (Denstone and Keble,st Bailey ,b Burrows 9 n o t o u t .............. 32 S. E. Gay (Marlborough and . Christ Church), b c Broad, b Bur- W hitehead............... ... 19 rows ................20 R. L. Braddell (Charter­ house and Oriel), b Mac­ kenzie ...........................33 b Mackenzie ... 3 A. G. Pawson (Winchester and Christ Church),c and c Mackenzie b b T h om a s......................14 Burrows ... 18 H. R. Wakefield (Marl­ borough and University), st Barley, b Bur- c Mackenzie, b Turner ... 13 rows ........... 14 R. M. Hands (Diot esan Col­ lege, Brondesbach, and University).,, b Mackenzie 1 c and bBurrows 1 H. U. lleichenbach (Brad- Held and University), b Mackenzie... ..............10 b Mackenzie ... 3 H. Comberbatch (Maccles­ field and Pembroke), c Thomas, b Turner ... 0 b Burrows ... 4 F. H. Grisewood (Radley c Hurst, b Bur- and Magdalen;, b Broad 47 rows ............. 3 E. L. W right (New), not o u t ............. ..............55 lun o u t ............... 4 B 5, lb 1 ............... 6 Lb 3 ................. 3 Total ... ...257 Total ...122 M r . C. S. H urst ’ s X I. First innings. 8econd innings. A. Thomas (Felstead and c Wright, bGrise- Merton), c and b Leslie... 0 w o o d .............22 A. Broad (Uppingham and Universityf, lbw, b Leslie 0 b Braddell ... 0 J. Bailey (Tonbridge and St. John’s), c Hands, b Leslie .................. 6 run o u t ................ 0 E.Clover (Marlborough and st Pawson, b Trinity), b Braddell ... 5 L eslie ................ 0 W . B. Bull (Sherborne and Keble), c Hands, bLeslie 4 b L eslie................ 4 J. H. Tylden (Rugby and M. A . Raschid St. John’s), absent hurt 0 (sub), lbw, b L e s lie .............. 1 H. Brougham (Wellington and Brasenose),c Braddell, b Leslie .......................... 9 b Braddell ... 4 F. H. Turner (Sedberg and Trinity), b Leslie............ 26 b L eslie................10 G. N. Whitehead (Shrews­ bury and Christ Church), b Leslie ......................... 7 b Grisewood... 0 L.R.Burrows (Charterhouse and Oriel), b Wakefield .. 0 b L eslie................ 1 M. K. Mackenzie (Winches­ ter and Magdalen), not c Reichenbach, b o u t ...................................... 0 L eslie................ 0 C. 8. Hurst (Exeter), c W right, bWakefield ... 6 n o t o u t .................. 1 B ........................ 1 B .................. 1 Total ... 64 Total M r . E. L. W right ’ s X I. First inmngs. __ Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. Mackenzie ... 23 10 53 4 19 Turner... ... 12 2 38 2 11 Burrows ... 14 0 58 1 12 . Bull ... .. 4 0 13 0 Whitehead .. 12 0 51 2 7 Thomas .. 3 0 18 1 Hurst ... ... 2 0 15 0 Broad ... , . . 5 0 5 1 M r. H urst ’ s X I. O. M. R. W . O. Leslie ... ... 19 7 26 7 12 Braddell ... 13 3 31 1 5 Wakefield ... 6 4 6 2 Grisewood ... 6 . Only 28 runs were scared in the game at HcTnerten on the 9th inst. between Leytunstonc Athletic (15) and Grove Institute (13). S p len d id I r o n Fram e F o ld in g S eats, hold four; very strong; 10/6.-—Taos. J. G asson , Rye, Sussex. C A M B R ID G E F R E S H M E N ’S M A T C H . R . A . Y o u n g ’ s X I I I . v. C . C . G . W r ig h t ’ s X I I I . P layed at C a m b rid ge on M ay 7 , 8 , and 9. D ra w n . The first inaings of Young’s side was note­ worthy only for a fine display by Falcon, of Harrow. Going in when two wickets had fallen for four runs, he scored 86 in two hours and five minutes, the next highest innings in the total of 189 being 19 by Doll. He played steadily whilst making l is first 40 111ns, but afterwards hit out more freely and seemed set for his hun­ dred when he was out to a very fine running citch by Ireland at deep square-leg: he hit nine 4’s.Martin, a slow right-hand howler, was the most successful in the attack, his four wickets costing a trifle over 10 runs each. In the last 80 minutes of the day W right’s side scored 54 for five wickets. There was rain on the following morning, when, after three overs had been delivered, no play was possible until 2 o ’clock. Mann and Tufnell were together an hour and a half, during which they added 86 for the sixth wicket. The latter showed strong defence, took 85 irirutes to score 50, and hit only four 4’s. Mann, who hit five 4’s, batted thiee hours and a quarter for 76 not out, and, if his cricket was slow, it must not be forgotten that there were 13 men in the field, and that the wicket was dead. Young’s side, six runs behind, lost a couple of wickets for 47 by the end of the day, Reid, who batted an hour, carrying out his bat for 10. On the Saturday the innings closed for 163, Pigg, Martin, and Mann all bowl­ ing with effect, leaving W right’s side 158 to win. Doubtless the runs would have been made had time admitted, for, when stumps were drawn, only 26 runs were required with four wickets in hand. Score an1 analysis:— Mr. R. A. Y oung ’ s X III. First innings. Second innings. J. L. Crommelin-Brown (Winchester and Trinity), c Jaques, b Thompson... 1 c Ireland b Mann 10 L. J. Reid (Aldenham and Christ’s), c Carroll, b Jaques .......................... 1 run out ..............16 1). C. Collins (Wellington, New Zealand, a n d Trinity), lbw, b Martin 10 c Martin, b Mann 29 M. H. Falcon (Harrow and Pembroke), c Ireland, b Martin ... ............. 86 b M a rtin ................10 B. H. Holloway (The Leys and Jesus), c Cowley, b Thompson..........................11 c Pigg b Jaq ies ... 15 M. H. C. Doll (Charter­ house and Trinity), c Carroll, b Jaques ... 19 fct Tufnell b M artin...............15 E. K. Cuthbertson (Mal­ vern and Clare), b Martin ..........................17 bT hom psm ... 18 H. Forman (Shrewsbury and Pembroke),c Carroll, b J a q u e s .......................... 0 c Pigg, b Mann ... 1 J. I. Pigott (Cheltenham and Pembroke) c and b Martin .......................... 2 b Pigg ................14 M. E. C. Baggallay (Eton and Trinity), c Wright, b Pigg .......................... 3 c Carroll, b Martin 15 T. L. C. Curtis (Eton and Trinity), run out ... 5 st Tufnell b M a rtin ............... 6 E. Olivier (Repton and Trinity Hall), b Pigg ... 10 c Thompson, b Pigg .............. C. F. C. Letts (Haileybury and Jesus), not out ... 4 not out ................. 0 B 10, ib 2, w 4, nb 4 20 B 7, w 3, nb 1 11 Total .............. 189 Total ...163 Mr. C. C. G. W right ’ s X III. First Innings. Second Inniags. J. F. Ireland (Marl­ borough and Trinity), b Collins .......................... 7 b Collings F. H. Carroll (Private and Jesus), lbw, b Curtis ... 15 notout ........26 T. G. C. Scott (Marl­ borough and Pembroke), c Brown, b Curtis ... 15 c Young, b Collins 29 R. B. Cowley (Hairow and Pembroke), b Curtis ... 0 c Brown b Curt:.s 19 W . K. Ramsbotham (Up­ pingham and Clare), b Collins ........................... 5 b O liv ier.........14 F. T. Mann (Malvern and Pembroke), not out ... 76 b C ollin s.......... 0 N. C. Tufnell (Eton and Trinity), c Young, b Olivier 1........................51 b C ollin s.........13 J. M. Naylor (Eton and Trinity), b Collins ... 11 rot out B. W . Pigg (Tonbridge and Jesus), c Forman, b Collins .......................... 3 F. H. Martin (Clifton and Pembroke), b Doll ... 1 A. Jaques (Aldenham and Pembroke>, b Collins ... 2 J. Balfour (Charterhouse and Trinity), 0 Curtis, b Collins ..........................0 S. L. Thompson (Horsham and St. John’s), run o u t ......................................0 B 8, w 1 ............... 9 B .. 15- Total ...............195 Total (6 wkts) 132 Mr. R. A. Y oung ’ s X III. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Jaques .............. 22 8 29 3 ......... 8 2 15 1 Thom pson................ 21 7 59 2 ......... 15 2 36 1 Pigg .............. 16 5 31 2 ......... 17.4 1 36 2 Martin .............. 16 3 41 4 ......... 31 8 49 4 Mann ................ 2 0 4 0 .. ... 9 3 16 3 Balfour ..............2 .2 1 5 0 Thompson bowled four wides and five no-balls, and Balfour one wide and Pigg two. t Mr. C. C. G. W righ t’^ X IH .7 .' First innings. Seobnd innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Collins ..............31 651 6 .............1 49 4 Olivier ................ 27 3 54 1 .../ .. 24 9 39 1 Curtis ... ... 17 2 #4 3 ../ ... 12 4 27 I Letts... . :..................3 1 6 0 D o ll..........................8.5 1 18 1 .............. 6 4 2 0 R eid........................... 4 -0 15 0 Forman ............... 2 0 8 0 Doll bowled one wide. ARMY v. NAVY. Played at Portsmouth on May 8 and 9. * Drawn. . pi:yj The Navy were seen to great advantage in this match, and only just failed to obtain a decisive victory. Score — N avy . Lieut. - Com. C. L. Lewin, c Harris, b Thornton .............90 Lieut. O. E. Leggett, b Jones ...............27 Lieut. J. M. Pelly, b Jones.............. 0 Lieut. - Com. R. F. White, b Thorston 20 Lieut. G. H. D ’O. Lyon, c Sheppard, b Thorston ............. . 4 Lieut. H. G. Campbell, b Lushington ... 11 Lieut. W . N. Lapage, runout Dr. F. H .Nimm o, run out Capt. A. S. Cantrell, c Lushington, b Har­ ris ......................... Lieut. C. de Burgh, b Jones......................... Eng.-Lieut. S. F. Coopper, not out .. Extras ... . .... 42 39, T otal. ...253 Second innings, c Lapage, b Can­ trell ............... < Second innings :—Leggett b Jones 7, Pelly b Jones 12, rW hite b Jones 13, Lyon c Laing b Jones 28i Campbell not out 19, Coopper not out 25; extras 11. —'Total (4 wkts.) *115. *Innings declared. *f’’ A bm y. First innings. Capt. T. W . Sheppard, c Lewin, b Cantrell.............49 Capt. C. Bonham Carter, b Lewin ..........................64 b Cantrell Lieut. J. W . Wheen, c Leg­ gett, b Nimmo ............... 3 not out .. Capt. G. W . Lushington, b Nimmo .......................... 7 Capt. E. McCarthy, not out 27 b Cantrell Capt. L. M. Jones, c Lyon, b C a n trell.......................... Lieut. G. E. D. Cotter, lbw, b C a n trell.......................... Capt. C. J. Thorston, b Nimmo ........................... Lieut. R. W . J. Laing, b P elly..................................... Major C. J. S. Steavenson, c Leggett, b Nimmo M ajor G. N. A. Harris, c and b Pelly ............... Extras.......................... de Burgh, Cantrell 4 c Lewin, b White 11 0 b Lyon ... ... 5 6 lbw, b Cantrell... 6 3 b Cantrell ... 1 4 not out b Lyon . Extras . Total ...177 Total (9 wkts) 81 The Hornsey Rise C.C. are desirous of obtain­ ing many new members to assist in carrying out the programme of fixtures arranged for this season. As the club is one of the strongest com­ binations, of the junior order, in North London, it is confidently expected that applications for membership w ill be many. All communications should be addressed to Mr. H. W. Godfrey, ,16, Ormond Road, Crouch Hill, N.