Cricket 1908

CR ICK ET : A W EEKLY RECOfet) OF THE GAME. J u n e i i , 1908, CR ICKET IN TASMANIA . NORTH v. SOUTH. Played at Hobart on April 18, 20 and 21. T he South won by an innings and 186 runs. The feature of this m atch was the batting of H udson and Paton, w ho put 011 208 runs for the eighth w ick et of the South. Eady show ed good all­ round cricket, and the hom e side w on very easily. Score and analysis:— N o b t j . First innings. Second innings. N. It. W estbrook, c D odds, b Eady ..............................10 c D odds, b Eady 0 H . O. Sm ith, b Eady ... 21 c D odds, b Facy 2 E. A. W indsor, c D onohue, Eady ............................. 2 c E ady, b Paton 38 E. W. Harrison, c Eltham , b Paton ............................. 7 b Facy ................... 10 H. H enri, c H aw son,bE ady 24 c D odds, b Facy 8 A. N orth, run o u t .................... 5 b Facy ................. 0 L. Tum ulty, b Eady ... 4 c D odds, b Facy 6 C. M artin, lbw , b Eady ... 0 n o to u t .................14 T. D ouglas, b E ady.................... 3 absent ................. — A. E. Frost, b Facy.................... 1 cH aw son , b F a cy 0 G. Pennefather, not ou t ... 9 c E ltham ,b Paton 20 B 12, 1-b 5 .................17 Leg-byes ... 2 Total Total ...100 ...103 S ou th . N. Dodds, b W indsor 2 J. H udson, not out . 107 D. Paton, b W indsor 107 A . C. Facy, c Smith, b H a rrison ................3 J . Donohue, not out... 10 B 1 6 ,1-b 2 ...............18 T otal (9 wkts.)*3S9 'osed. Second innings. J. H iw u n , b T .D ouglas ......10 R. A . T abart, lbw, b W indsor ......... 7 H . H ale, b Frost ... 15 K . E. Burn, c Frost, b W indsor ......56 C. J. Eady, bW indsor 43 K . Eltham , lbw, b W indsor ... . 11 ♦Innings declared cl N o rth . Frist innings. O. M . R . W . ... 26 6 47 7 . ... 13 4 31 1 . ... 12.4 9 8 1 . S o u th . O. M . R. W . ...13 2 48 1 ...40.44 135 6 ...20 3 75 1 Pennefather... 9 0 39 0 | O f the 81 matches played the South have w on 37, the N orth 35, and 9 have been drawn. On the same dates as the above the second team of the N orth beat the second team o f the South by four wickets at Launceston. The total scores were : — South 2nd X I ., 234 (A . Cook, 59) and 150 (W . Page, 51); N orth 2nd X I ., 277 (Jordan, 103; J. B egg, 61) and 109 fo r six w ickets (Still, 53). Eady Paton F a cy ... Douglas W indsor F ro st... O. . 22 . 10 . 17 I M artin I Harrison I Smith M . R . W . 9 34 1 2 27 2 6 37 6 O. M .R .W . 5 0 21 0 9 C 38 1 6 2 12 0 LONDON AN D W ESTM IN STER BAN K 3 r d v . SOUTH AM ERICAN BAN K S.— Played at N or­ bury on June 6. S outh A m erican B a n k s . D. C. H . Stevens, sub., b W ood ... 7 W. A. Rutherford, b W ood.............................. 0 H . Stenning, c and b W ood.............................. 0 P. W. Harvey, st A nson, b Pcarce ... 12 N. B. WeUs, b Pcarce. 1 A. R. Briggs, b Pearce 1 A. S. B olw ell, b W ood 0 H. R. Rutherford, absent J. J. B row n, c and b W ood.............................. A. P. D uff, not out ... R. H. Kilgour. b Pearce ................ B 5 , 1-b 2 .................. T o ta l... L ondon and W estm inster B a n k 3 rd . W. E. Sm ith, lbw , b H arvey ................ 6 W. H orncastlc, b R u th erford ................29 S. W ood, b Harvey ... 14 M. G. D unlop, b Sten­ n ing ............................. 1 W. S. Godward, b S tenning ................ 9 W. Paterson, c Briggs, b S te n n in g ................ 6 S. A. Pearce, c Sten­ ning, b H arvey ... 14 H. E. W oolley, b R utherford ... R . S. Dane, b H arvey ................ W . A. R eid, c Stevens b H arvey ................ G. O. A nson, not out 0 B 15, 1-b 5 T o ta l... B O O K S R E C E IV E D . The Sussex County Cricket Annual , 1908. E dited by “ W illow -W ielder.” B rig h to n : Sussex Evening Times Office. P rice, Id. With the M.C.C. in Australia. B y M a jor P. T revor. L ondon : Alston Rivers, Ltd. P rice, Is. net. C. B . F ry m ade 149 for T rojans r. Deanery at Southam pton on Saturday. t h e c r i c k e t d i r e c t o r y AND CR ICKET CALENDAR .* T h e C ricket Calendar, now in its fortieth year, is a handy pocket diary con­ taining- the chief C ounty and Club fixtures o f the season, the official list o f umpires and other item s of interest, including articles on the prospects of the season, the proposed Im perial C ricket T ourna­ ment, and the M .C .C . team in Australia. T here are also portraits and brief bio­ graphical notices of the Jam of N aw a- nagar, Braund, and R hodes. T h e book is bound in leather and is of a size to slip com fortably into on e’s pocket. T h e C ricket D irectory should prove very useful to those w hose duty it is to draw up fixture-lists, for it contains the names and addresses o f som e hundreds o f secre­ taries of all grades of cricket clubs. •The Cricket Calendar and Cricket Directory for 1908. L o n d o n : T he Cricket P> css, 25, Tem ple Chambers, E.C. Price, 6d. each. H AM PSTEAD v. N O R W O O D .-P layed at H am p­ stead on June 6. H am psi ead . G. MacGregor,c Turner b K en w ood ................ 37 E. E. Barnett,c Roose, F. W. Robarts ... 10 C. D. M cM illin, b B. Batchelor ................ 0 H. H . W alters, c K en- ward, b H ew itt ... 39 G. A . S. H ickson, c Jordon, b H ew itt... 31 A. F. Nepean, c Turner, b K en w ard ................ 3 N o rw o o d . W. R. M oon, run out 16 E. L. M arsden, c Batchelor, b H ew itt 49 W. A. Forsyth, b Batchelor ... ... 4 F. R. Eiloart, not out 7 F. C. W heeler, c K en­ ward, b H ew itt ... 2 B 6, 1-b 2 ................ 8 T o ta l................206 F. W. Robarts, b F. C. W h eeler................21 F.W . W arren, b Mars­ den ..............................33 H. R. Jordan, not ou t 68 A. C. Beaton, b Mars­ den .............................. 7 G. U. B. Roose, H ickson B 3, 1-b 5... Total (4 wkts. )194 C. D. H ew itt, P. A. W ith, R. L. Turner, E. K en­ ward, R . T. Claygate, and B. Batchelor did not bat. O XTED v. STREATH AM .—Played at O xted on June 6. S treath am . N. Miller, c M artin, b B a m b rid g e................ 65 C. M. Thom as, b G ib­ son ............................. 56 E. B. Gillett, not out 57 C. II. Leaf, b G ibson 0 J. F. W. H ooper, b Gibson E. H . Leaf, b Sales ... 25 L. E. G illett, b Sales 0 E. P. Pulbrook, not out .............................. 1 B , 1-b 2.................. 9 Total (6 w kts.)* 215 R . J. Haworth, E. B. M iller and G. A. Goggs did not bat. ♦Innings declared closed. O xted . N A T IO N A L P R O V IN C IA L B A N K v. T O W N L E Y P A R K .—Played at Townley Park on June 8. N .P . B ank . First innings. Second innings. J. W . Richards, b Baker ... 0 b W allers 0 C. A . Shaw, c and b Baker .. 1 c P. W . H oe, b B aker.............26 W . B. Palam ountain, Ibw, b W a lle r s ..............................14 run o u t ...................55 G. E. Jones, b Baker ... 33 b W allers ... 5 H . E . M oore, lbw , b Baker 0 b B a k e r ..............13 E. H . Stocks, b W allers ... 2 b A . S. H oe ... 0 E. J. Frovis, b W allers ... 1 b B a k e r ................ 0 M . Faw cett, b Baker ... 1 r u n o u t ................ 0 J. M anneis, b W allers ... 0 n o t o u t ................ 0 G. A . Cosser, b W allers ... 2 c W allers, b B a k er............... 0 0 . W . K ing, not out ... 2 b B a k e r .............. 1 B yts ............................. 14 B 13, w -b 1, n-b 1 ... 15 T otal.............................70 T otal..................115 T ownley P abk . First innings. Second innings. A . 8. H oe, c and b Richards 17 J. Richardson, b Goseer ... 22 not o u t .............. 3 A . B. Gascon, b Cosser ... 4lbw , b M oore ... 6 G. H . Parker, st P rovis, b Richards ............................. 1 c M oore,bStocks 0 F . C. B efry, b Cosser ... 8 b S tock s.............. 0 A . W allers, lbw, b Rich­ ards ..........................................52 W . J. Baker, lbw, b M an­ ners .......................................... 18 P. W . H oe, st P rovis, b Cosser ............................. 5 not o u t ................ 1 S. H oe, b Jones ...............13 E . V . Speller, not out ... 5 b S tock s............... 1 H . Prickell,c M anners, b Richards .............................. 0 lbw , b M oore ... 5 B 15, 1-b 1 ................ 16 B yes.....................10 Total.. ..161 T otal (5 w kts.) 26 F . F . Boles m ade 135 in 64 m inutes for Chief Offices v. Beckton, at D ulw ich, on June 1, H e hit tw enty-six 4’s. E. C. Bam bridge, b Masterm an, c E. B. H aw orth ................ 38 G illett, b N. M iller 5 M. P. Gornall, c Goggs, Sales, b N. Miller 5 b N. M ille r ................ 0 W arner, b H aw orth ... 0 Rev. J. Martin, c E. H. Poole, n ot ou t................ 10 Leap, b N. M iller ... 11 Hoare, b naw ortli ... 1 Capt. Haukey, b N. M iller............................ 1 H. Gibson, c Gogg.s, b . H aworth 19 B 3, 1-b 2 5 R. II. Williams, c and —- b N . M ille r ................ 1 T o t a l ................ 96 J . C. L O V E L L ’ S X I. v. B U R N TW O O D W A N D E R E R S .— Played at Tulse H ill on June 8. B urntw ood W a n d r r lr s . H. O. Bloom field, c J. B. Lovell, b Robin­ son .............................63 B. O . A llen, b H arri­ son ............................. 1 E . F. H all, b R obin­ son ............................. 62 W . E. J. Cardy, c M ountain, b H arri­ son ............................4 D . Leeding, b R obin­ son .............................19 J. Pulton, b Robinson 2 R . J. W oollacott, b Robinson ................ 0 J. H . Vickery, c Catchpole, b R obin­ son ................ ... H . Vine, b H arrison .. C. W . Pauli, b J. A . L ovell ................ E. Finch not out S. H odgkinson, b H arrison ................ Extras T otal P . P. Tyacke, Bloom field, b Leed­ ing ................ . 78 C. H . M ountiin. c B lorm field,b H all .. 13 C. Catchpole, c Allen, b Cardy ................ 86 L. Lovell, c Pauli, b A lle n .............................57 J. C. L ovell ’ s X I . ...204 R . Harrison, b A llen 54 J. A . L ovell, b A llen... 1 C. H . K . Henm an, b V in e ..............................2 C. L . Ring, not out .. 11 K . Robinson, not out 11 B 1 4 ,1-b 4, w -b 4 .. 22 T otal (7 w kts.) ..335 G. A . Ring, S. H . Plinal and H . T idy did n ot bat. L U D G R O V E M A STE R S v. B A R N E T .-P la y e d 1 Ludgrove on June 6. B arn et . A . W . Cartwright, c C. M icklem , b F . A. H . H e n le y ................ 0 G. C ox, run out ... 7 E . C. Arundel, c W . H . J. Curwen, b F. A . H . Henley 9 W . F. H ill, c C. M icklem , b F . A . H . H e n le y ................ 6 J. R. I’ank, b F . A . H . H enley ...............12 H . G. Dale, b H . H . K . W orsley................ 11 ’ Total 0 C. Raym ent, b H . H . K . W orsley C. J. K night, c W . F. Stanbrough, b F. A . H . Henley ... 10 A . T . M artin, not out 14 J. Barber, b W . H . J. Curwen ................. 6 J. W . Dresser, b H . H . K . W orsley ... 23 B 4 ,1-b 4 W . S. Bird, c G. Cox, b J. B a rb er................ 31 W . P. Blore, c E . C. Arundel, b C. Ray­ m ent ..............................30 W . J. H . Curwen, c H . G. Dale, b C. Raym ent ... 30 A . R . Severn, c E . C. Arundel, b J. Bar­ ber ... ................ 24 L udgrove M a sters . ..106 W . C. M icklem , F . H ill, b C. G. K night ................ 25 H . H . K. W orsley, not out .................12 Byes ................ 16 T otal (5 w kts.) 171 F .A . H . H enley, W . F. Stanbrough, G. O. Smith, and W . J. Oakley did not bat. N A T IO N A L P R O V IN C IA L B A N K v. C O U T T ’S B A N K .—Played at Lower Sydenham on Juno 3 and 4. N a tio n a a l P ro vin cial B a n k . A.C.Purnell,bThoraas 37 J. Manners, b D ow len 0 J. W . Richards, b Thom as ................ 0 H . E M oon,c Dow len, b Thom as ...............23 C. A . Shaw, c Plum er, b Thomas C. G. E . Jones, c Stokoe, b D ow len .. 21 A . B. H . Read, n ot out 37 J. P. Kem ble, not out 50 B 4 ,1-b 2... 6 T otal (6 w kts.) *185 S. D ixon, E. J. Provis and G. A . Cosser did not bat. ♦Innings declared closed. C ou tt ’ s B ank did not bat ow ing to rain.