Cricket 1908

142 CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M ay 14, 1908. THE T RAN SVAA L TEAM ON TOUR. {Continued from page 125.) 4TH M a t c h . —v. PORT ELIZABETH. Played at Port Elizabeth on March 28. The Transvaal Team won by 160 runs. Winning the toss,the Transvaal Team sent the home side in, and with such a good result that Schwarz and Vogler got all the wickets down in thirteen overs. The visitors then proceeded to pile on thernns, Zulch and Lindsay making 88 for the first wicket, and the latter and Stanton 47 for the second. Lindsay, who was second out, cut and off-drove well, and gave a meritorious display. The game at the end of the day was in so one-sided a position that it was decidcd to make it a one-day match instead of two as originally arranged, and play a return game on the Monday. Score and analysis:— P ort E l iza b e t h . D. S. Lumsden, b H. B. Londt, b Vogler ... 0 Schwarz .............. 0 A . T. L-yons. b Vogler 0 C. K. Allison, b M. A . Bell, b Vogler 17 Schwarz ... 0 W . Emmerson, c P. Marshall, b Vogler. b Schwarz 1 Schwarz ................... 0 H. T. Hibbert, st G. Gilbert, not out... 5 Wallacb, b Schwarz 2 T. Cragre, b Vogler ... 9 Byes, &c. ... 2 E. O. Thorogood, run — o u t ...........................0 Total ... 36 T hr T ra n sv a a l T eam . J. W . Zulch, b J. M. Graham, c Marshall 36 Lumsden, b Lyons 4 N. V. Lindsay, b H. W . Heeley, not Gilbert ............... 85 o u t ........................... 1 R. W . Stanton, c Lyons, b Bell 30 T. W . Eell,b Marshall 4 Byes, &c. 6 R. O. Schwarz, not — out 30 Total 196 A. E. Vogler, R. W . Norden, M. Billing, and I. D. Difford did not bat. P ort E l iza b e t h . O. M. R. W . O. M. R .W - Vogler ... 7 2 20 4 |Schwarz.. 6.1 0 14 5 The analysis of the bowling during the Transvaal nnings was not published. 5TH MATCH v. PORT ELIZABETH. Played at Port Elizabeth on March 30. D raw n. In this one-day match the Transvaal Team again experienced no difficulty in making runs, and when they had scored 272 for six wickets declared, leaving Port Elizabeth just under two hours and a half to bat. NordenandLindsay added 78 for the third wicket, and the latter and Billing 111 f. r the sixth. Lindsay made 114 out of 245 in 210 minutes, and was sixth out. The home side gave a better display than in the former game, and easily played out time. The bowling figures of the home side are incorrect, but are given as published. Score and analysis :— T h e T r a n s v a a l T eam . H. N. Heeley, b Lyons 1 R. O. Schwarz, c Londt, b Crage ... 1 M. Billing, not out ... 69 R .W . Stanton not out 20 13 J. W . Zulch, lbw, b Marshall N. V. Lindsay, b Em­ merson ................114 A . E. Vogler, lbw, b B e l l ..............................15 R. W . Norden, b Crage............................2 8 Byes, &c. Total (6 wkts.) 11 Byes, &c. Total (3 wkts.) ... 29 .184 I. D. Difford, T. W . Bell, and J. M. Graham did not bat. P ort E l iza b e t h . W. Emmerson, b A. T. Lyons, not out 20 Vogler ...............13 H. B. Londt, b Bill­ ing ............. 42 M. A. Eell, b Schwarz 50 D. S. Lumsden, not out ... ............. 30 H. T. Hibbert, T. Crage, G. Gilbert,C.K .Allison, R. O. Thorogood, and P.Marshall did not bat. T hf . T r a n sv a a l T eam . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W Marshall 17 4 45 1 Allison 5 1 18 0 Lyons 18 2 64 1 Crage 14 1 45 2 Bell 8 0 45 1 Emmerson 3 0 13 1 P ort E l iz a b e t h . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Vogler 17 2 60 1 Billing 4 0 16 1 Schwarz 12 0 47 1 Norden 3 0 15 0 £ulch 3 0 16 0 J Graham 1 0 1 0 6 t h M a t c h .— v . GRAHAMSTOWN. Played at Grahamstown on April 4 and 6. The Transvaal Team won by 200 runs. After a delay through rain of half an hour the Transvaal Team commenced by losing Zulch to the first ball he received. Schwarz and Lindsay, however, put 011 74 for the second wicket, and the latter and Stanton 78 for the third. Schwarz played free but lucky cricket, and Stanton also gave a chance. Lindsay, who was fourth out, made 80 out of 162 in two hours ; he hit four 4’s in his excellent display, and was bowled in trying to pull. No one else reached double • figures, Wallace taking three wickets in an over, and the innings closed for 184. Apart from Lawrence and Fock, who played confi­ dent cricket, the home batsmen fared badly against Vogler, who took eight wickets for 16 runs in the innings of 90. Rain interfered with play consider­ ably on the second day, but the visitors managed to bring about a definite result. Lindsay and Zulch put up 81 for the first wicket, and the latter, who made some big hits, including a 6 and five 4’s, added 61 for the second. The innings was declared with four out for 164, after which Vogler proceeded to repeat his success in the former innings of the home side. Score and analysis :— T he T r a n sv a a l T eam . First inniogs. Second innings. J. W . Zulch, Lundie 0 c Fock, bLundie 47 N. V . Lindsay, b Bayes ...80 c Smart, b Smith 40 R. O. Schwarz, c Lawrance, b Beadle ......................... 39 b Lundie................ 8 R. W . Stanton, lbwb Bayes 35 R. W . Norden, c Lundie, b Wallace ........................... A . E. Vogler, c Beadle, b Wallace .......................... M. Billing, b Wallace I. D. Difford, b Bayes T. W . Bell, lbw, b Wallace J. M. Graham, c Smith, b Bayes .......................... B. Wallach, not out............... Byes, etc.................... 6 9 not out 0 4 4 55 c Smith,b Lundie 0 Byes, etc. ... 14 Total ... ...............181 Total (4 wkts.) *164 *Innings declared closed. G ra h a m stow n . First innings. Second innings. E. H. Beck, c Wallach, b c Norden, b Norden ........................7 Schwarz ... 6 A . A. Lawrance, c Norden, b Vogler ......................32 b Schwarz ... 6 F. T. Bayes, lbw, b Schwarz ........................0 b Norden ... 0 A . E. Fock,c Schwarz, b Vogler ... .. ... 24c Zulch, b Vogler 18 S. W. Smart, b Vogler ... 10 D. Smith, b V ogler............... 0 A. J. W hite,b Vogler ...11 E. B. Lundie, st Wallach, b Vogler .......................... 0 S. Wallace, c Bell b Vogler 2 H. A . Beadle, c Norden, b Vogler .......................... 0 G. 8. Greathead, not out ... 0 B; es, etc................... 4 Wallach Vogler b Vogler ... not cut ... c Norden V ogler... b Vogler ... b Billing ... c Bell b Billing Byes, etc. Total 90 Total 58 T he T r a n sv a a l T e am . Firtt innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Lundie .. 15 3 33 1 ... 13 3 28 3 White ... 4 0 13 0 Bayes ... 12.5 0 48 4 8 0 36 0 Smart ... 4 0 20 0 Smith .. ... 13 5 25 0 11 1 35 1 Beadle ... 4 0 19 1 3 0 15 0 Wallace ... 6 1 19 4 5 0 22 0 Lawrance 3 0 14 0 Bayes bowled a wide, Vogler Schwarz Norden Billing W . G ra h a m sto w s First innings. O. M. R. ... 11.5 4 16 ... 9 1 38 ... 5 1 15 ... 6 0 17 Second innings. O. M. R. W . 8 4 8 5 . 10 3 24 6 2 12 3.3 1 2 Lindsay 3 0 6 ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. H. B acon (D o r k in g ) . —The other side of Abbey Wood, in Kent. CR ICKET IN INDIA. K. L. Hutchings scored 108 for St. Lawrence v. Westgate at Canterbury on Saturday. A tie-:uatch was played on Saturday last be­ tween Old Charlton and Dulwich, each side scoring 111. OOTACAMUND GYMKHANA V. MADRAS. Played at Ootacamund on April 11 and 13. Ootacamund won by eight wickets. The feature of this match, in which there were as many as 112 extras, was the freelv-played innings of 116 by Plumer for the Gymkhma. Score and analysis:— M a dras . First innings. Second innings. A. B. Jackson, b Hamilton 17 b Phillips ... 33 J. B. Ronald, b Hamilton . . 2 c Bayley, bW im - bush ............... 6 C. A. S. Sewell, b Hamilton 11 run o u t .............. 11 W . J. M »re, b Wimbush ... 50 c Manson, b Phillips ... 19 G. S. D. Mouat, c Hamil­ ton. b W im b u sh .............. l b Lsveson-Gower 49 C. A . Barnard, b Wimbush 0 b Phillips ... 0 H. D. Taylor, b Manson 1 Minor Zemindar of Tela- prole, b Wimbush C. A. Souter, lbw, b Man­ son .............. ....................... C. de la Hey, c Hill, b H a m ilto n .............. J. F. Graham, not out Byes, &c. Standen, Phillips 9 b Wimbush 0 b Wimbush ... 10 notout ... ... 8 b Wimbush ... 33 Byes, &c. 12 17 9 45 Total ...............142 Total ...212 O otacamund G ymkhana . First innings. Second innings. C. G. M. Plumer, st Ber­ nard, b Mouat .............116 c Souter, b More 19 S. Bayley, e Ronald, b Mouat ...........................6 b More ... ... 28 Capt. B. A. G. Manson, b Mouat ............................ 4 not out ................23 W . M. Standen, b Mouat... 7 Capt. P. Leveson-Gower, b Mouat ... ..............25 A. W imbush,b de la Hey .. 0 L. Phillips, st Bernard, b de la H e y ..........................15 W . Prest, b S-*uter..............42 Major H. A.. Hinge, c and b Mouat ......................... 22 A. B. Hill, not o u t ..............7 A . F. Hamilton, b Souter .. 8 Byes, &c....................... 12 Byes, &c. ... 22 Total O. First innings. .. 261 M a d r a s M . R. W . Hamilton Wimbush Manson Hill Total ... 92 O. M. R.W . Second innings. ... 11 ... 14 ... 12 3 ... 14 1 43 4 .. 14 2 44 4 . 4 0 12 2 .. 3 0 10 0 Phillips Levesou-Gower.. O <tacam und G ym k h an a. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R.W . M o u a t ................ 20 1 89 6 S o u te r ............. 5 1 0 33 2 ................ 4 0 23 0 Jackson.............. 16 4 69 0 ................ 4 0 19 0 De la Hey ... 7 0 31 2 More .............. 7 0 30 0 ................ 9 1 28 2 On the Corpus ground, Oxford, on the 7th inst., Queen’s College, after dismissing Corpus College for 129, scored 198 without loss, C. E. Durrant n ak ing 126 and J. W. C. Turner 64. “ It is far less easy for batsmen to pick up their form than for bowlers. At this time of the season the former find no little difficulty in getting hand, eye and feet to work in unison; the personal equation is lop-sided and bigger than it should be. Hence the bowlers’ results must be taken somewhat at a discount.” —L. O. S. Poidevin in the Daily Exjiress. The AMERICAN CRICKETER. F ounded 1877. Published by H. H. Cornish on behalf of The Associated Cricket Clubs of Philadelphia. A.n Illustrated Journal of Cricket, Association, Football, Tennis, Golf, and Kindred Pastimes. So. 632, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa., U.S.A. price :— 10/- per annum, post paid anywhere. Specimen copies mailed on request,