Cricket 1908

J une 18, 1908. CR ICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 221 S O M E R S E T v. H A M P S H IR E . Played at Bath on June 15, 16 and 17. Hampshire won by nine wickets. V. T. H ill, after an absence of six years, reappeared for Som erset, but Ham pshire were obliged to take the field w ithout A. J. L. H ill. The visitors lost Mead at slip at 18, but Llew ellyn, after being m issed at the w icket w hen 2 rem ained w hilst 60 were added in 55 m inutes. Bow ell should have been caught at the w icket w hen 4 and by Hill at slip off Lewis w hen 13 and, as it happened the m istakes proved very costly. Sprot played bright cricket, m aking 14 in an over off Lewis and helping to add 44 for the third w icket in 20 m inutes. Bowell, after his tw o escapes, played a sound gam e and com pleted 50 by m eans of a 6 off Cranfield. Rem nant, though m aking only 27, stayed w ith Bow ell w hilst 70 were put on and Langford also played a useful gam e. Bow ell scored his 156 out of 259 in 185 m inutes, and h it a 6 and tw enty-tw o 4’s ; he gave no chance after m aking 13. The innings realised 286 and in reply Som erset scored 86 for 4 w ickets in an hour and a-quarter b y the end of the day. Rain fell in the early m orning and it was not until 2.20 that play could be resum ed. Daniell was caught off the first ball sent dow n, and, although Robson, W hittle, and H ill reached double-figures, Som erset just failed to save the follow -on, the innings closing for 135. W yatt bow led w ith m uch effect, his six w ickets costing only 31 runs. In their second innings the hom e side lost half their w ickets by the end of the day for 117, Braund m ak­ ing 29 and Palairet carrying out his bat for 51, m ade in an hour and a-quarter. On W ednesday rain pre­ vented any play until late in the afternoon, when Som erset com pleted their innings for 163, leaving Ham pshire only 13 runs to w in, a num ber w hich, was quickly obtained. Score and analysis : H am psh ire . Bow ell, c B isgood, b Robson ................156 Mead, c Braund, b Lew is ................ 4 Llew ellyn, b Lew is ... 27 E . M . Sprot, b Lewis 19 Stone c Braund, b L e w is ............................0 Rem nant, b Cranfield 27 Badcock, b Cranfield 0 L angford, c A m or, b Cranfleld ................22 H . W . Persse, st A m or, b Cranfield... 5 Newm an, not ou t ... 7 F. J . W yatt, b R ob ­ son ............................ 6 B 9 ,1-b 3, w l ... 13 Total .. . 286 Second in n in gs: M ead, not out 6 ; Llewellyn, c and b Lewis, 4 ; E . M . Sprct, not out 4.—Total (1 w kt.), 14. S om erset . First innings Braund, b L angford 3 B . L . B isgood, b L angford 12 Lewis, b "Wyatt ................ L , C. H . Palairet, c Stone, Persse ................ Second innings, j Badcock b Llewellyn c Badcock, W yatt .. 27 b Badcock b .. I .. 15 J . Daniell, c and b W yatt 5 W hittle, c and b W yatt Robson, b W yatt ... Y . T . H ill, not o u t ................ 17 28 c Rem nant b New­ m an ................77 Sprot, b New­ m an .................13 14 c Mead, b Bad­ cock ................ 0 20 c Langford b W yatt 2 c Sprot, b N ew- 12 E . S. M . Poyntz, c Sprot, b Newm an ... 1 b W y att ............... ... 1 n otou t ... 0 S. A m or, b Persse .. ... 0 c Badcock, b W yatt... ... 0 Cranfield, b W yatt . ... 4 B 1, w 2, n-b 1 .. ... 4 B 3, 1-b 10 ... 13 T otal ...135 Total .. ... 163 H am priiire . O. M . R . W . O. M . R .W . Lewis .. ...26 9 78 4 ... 1 0 5 0 Cranfield ...31 7 108 4 B rau n d .. ...12 3 39 0 Robson .. ...14.3 1 48 2 ... 1 0 9 0 Lewis bow led one wide. S om erset . Badcock ...10 1 40 0 ... 6 1 17 2 L angford ... 6 1 21 2 W yatt ... ...16 3 31 6 ... 26.2 7 60 3 Persse .. ...13 3 2 39 . . 7 1 24 0 Newm an ... 14 5 31 4 L lew ellyn... 13 5 18 1 B adcock bow led one no-ball and Persse tw o wides. L E A T H E R H E A D v. feTR E A TH AM . Leatherhead on June 13. L e a th e r h e a d . - Played at H . S. W rinch, st K err, b Parton ....................15 H on. D . Lam bton, b Cam pbell ................12 A . W . R utty, st Kerr, b Parton ................76 H . A . Popham , c Leaf, b Cam pbell ... 48 H . Rivington, c Parto •, b Campbell 11 F . C. M aples, b M iller...................................4 J. Blades, lbw, b M iller ................12 F. Hennell, b Camp­ bell ............................. 0 S. H . W rinch, c Kerr, b M iller ................14 Rev. E. Nash, not out 4 Davis, c K err, b M iller ................. 2 B 6, 1-b 2, n-b 9 ... 17 T otal ... ..215 S tr e a th a m . N . M iller, b H ennell 109 E. H . Leaf, c Maples, b Popham ................17 D . O. K err, b Blades 45 V . F. Feeny, c and b D avis . .. . 80 C. J. Parton, b D avis 12 G. V . Cam pbell, b D avis............................. 2 J. L. Phillipps, lbw, b D avis............................. 1 N. Horncastle, b S. H . W rin ch ................. 2 F . S. W hite, b S. H W rinch ... 0 E. P. Pulbrook, b Davis ................. 4 G. S. Steed, n ot out 0 L -b 3, n-b 3 ... 6 T o t a l..............278 HAM PSTEAD June 13. v. P IN N E R .—Played at Pinner on H am pstead . E. W. H . Beaton, b Giffard ............. 126 R. C. Procter, c Park- house, b Vcrey ... 17 T. E. L. West, b G u te rb o ck ..............73 G. G. Dum bleton, c Swan, b Guterbock 2 L. N. H . Bailey, b Paine...........................33 A. R eid, b G uterbock 22 J. C. Toller, c Lee, b P ain e................ ..1 0 E. W hinney, not out 26 T. M. B’arm iloe, not out .................................23 B 35, 1-b 5 ... 40 Total (6 wkts.)*372 Innings declared closed. J. D. Sherriff and H . Crisp did not bat. Second innings.—R. C. Procter, c Verey, b Rudkin, 31 ; G. G. Dum bleton, c and b G uterbock, 20 ; L. N. H . Bailey, not out 18 ; T. M. Farm iloe, c Paine, b Rudkin, 40 ; J. D. Sherriff, b G uterbock, 6 ; H. Crisp, c Rudkin, b G uterbock, 4 ; b 2, 1-b 1, w 1.— Total (5 w kts.), 123. P in n e r . F. Atkinson, c Crisp, b Sherriff ................32 G. S. Lee, run out ... 69 H . D. Eadley-Sm ith, c and b Crisp ... 8 T. Parkhousc, b Crisp 1 S. Rudkin, c Procter, b Sherriff ................ 7 W. J. Giffard, b Crisp 12 G. H . Verey, b Sheriff 7 W. F. Swan, c and b C r isp ............................. A. V. Gregory, retired h u r t ............................. B. Paine, b Crisp T. G utcrbock, not out B 4, w 1, n-b 1 ... Total ................1 LO N D O N A N D W E S T M IN S T E R B A N K 3 rd v. N O R T H E R N A SS U R A N C E .—Played at N or­ bury on M <y 30. N orthern A ssuran ce . Blackm an, n o to u t .. 0 Brady, b Godward ... 5 Byrne, c Godward, b Pearce W estland b Godward 22 E cdes, lbw , b [God­ w ard .. ... 31 M oseley, b Godward... 35 M eggy, b Daw ... 2 Peters, c Ellerm , b Pearce ................10 M allet, b Godward ... 0 Thom pson, b Pearce .. 1 Saunders, run out B 5 ,1 -b 1 ... Total ... L ondon and W estm inster B ank 3 rd G . O. Anson, c M oseS A . Pearce, st ley, b Blackm ore ... 19 M eggy, b Black. L . E . H unt, c M allet, m an ... ............... 1 b W es*lan d................ 3 T . C. Sam pson, not S. A . Ellerm , b W esto u t ............................. 3 land ............................25 W . A . Reid, b W est­ W . Horncastle, b land .......................... 0 Blackm an ................ 6 J. L . Challis, b Black­ R . S. Dane, b W estman ............................. 0 land ............... 1 W . Paterson, b W est­ land ............................. 1 B 2 ,1-b 1 ................ 3 S. A . Godward, run — o u t ............................. 8 T o t a l................. 70 J. C. L O V E L L ’ S X I . v. C Y P H E R S .-P la y ed at Tulse H ill on June 13. C y ph ers . R. H . Jones, c 8im - m onds, b Robinson 3 W . Pitt,c J. A . Lovell, b R o b in so n ................7 H . G. Swain, b Pitts... 8 H . C. Stembridge b P it t s ............................. 0 W . Blake, b Pitts ... 2 E. T. Gale, b Robinson 6 R . D . Gale, c M oun­ tain, b R obinson ... 3 H . Ovenden, run out 45 J. H . Radcliffe, c M ountain, b Pitts 6 E. H . A dye, not out .. 27 H . J . Cheyney, c J.A . Lovell, b H arrison 15 B 9 ,1-b i Total ... ...132 J. C. L o vell ’ s X I. P. P. Tyacke, c Rad­ cliffe, b Stembridge 59 C. Catchpole, b Chey­ ney ... 0 R . Harrison, b Stem­ bridge.............................5 L . Lovell, b Blake ... 18 C. H. Mountain, c Pitt, b Stem bridge .. 3 J. A . Lovell, c Blake, b Stem bridge ... 0 K . Robinson, c Pitt, b S tem bridge................27 S. Pitts, b P itt ... 0 G. B. Simmonds, lbw , b P itt ................ 0 G. A . R ing, b Stem­ bridge ................ 0 H . Tidy, not out ... 6 B 17, 1-b 2 Total ... SOMERSET STRAG G LERS v. DEVON DUM P­ LIN G S.—The feature of this m atch, played at T aunton on June 15 and 16, was the batting of Prince H . Narayan, w ho m ade tw o separate hundreds for the hom e side. He is a son of the Maharajah o f Cooch Behar and is qualifying for Som erset by residence at Taunton. D evon D umplings . First innings. Second innings. E. H. B. M ajendie, c Nara- c H artley, b yan, b Thom as ........... 137 Thom as ... 19 J. Carroll, run o u t ................ 133 c Hellard, b Thom as ... 40 L. C. Cruwys, b R iddell ... 0 c..Byrne, c Nara­ yan ................ 53 M ajor O’Brien, b H a rtley... 11 c Lock, b R iddell 3 L. Tam w orth, b H artley ... 12 not o u t ............... 15 H on. D. Scott, b H artley ... 3 c H artley, b Riddell ... 1 E. G. Jones, b H artley ... 0 b Narayan ... 1 M. J. Bam berger, b Thom as 7 c W ickham , b R iddell ... 12 Rev. E. Reed, b Thom as ... 0 n o to u t ... ... 3 M. E. Mann, c W ickham , b Riddell .......................... 32 b Morgan ... 27 Rev. R. H. Lucas, n ot out 10 Bye .................................. 1 Byes, &c. ... 9 T otal........................... 346 Total (9 w kts.)* 183 ♦Innings declared closed. S omerset S tragglers . First innings. Second innings. Prince H. Narayan, c M ajendie, b Scott ...104 not out .............. 103 T. S. Thom as, b S co tt ... 3 c Tam w orth, b Carroll................ 14 J. Hellard, c M ajendie, c Jones, b Bam- b Bam berger .................... 0 berger ... ... 7 E. J. L ock, c and b Carroll 74 st M ajendie, b Carroll................ 2S O. C. Riddell, absent ... 0 c..Carroll, b Bam ­ berger ................ 5 Capt. Byrne, b Carroll ... 24 not o u t ............... 6 T. M. H artley, b Carroll ... 3 Capt. Brinton, c Jones, b Bam berger ................ 1 b Scott ................ 4 Major A. G. Parrett. n o to u t 11 Rev. Prebendary W ickham , c Cruw ys, b c Tam w orth, b S cott ... 0 Carroll................. 2 H. H ussey, b S cott..................... 4 Byes, &c.......................... 21 Byes, &c. ... 10 Total... .. 245 Total (6 w kts. )179 L IV E R P O O L v. M A R L B O R O U G H C O L LE G E .— P layed at M arlborough on June 8 and 9 and left drawn. The College follow ed-on, and Lagden m ade both his hundreds on the second day. Saore : — L iv e r po o l . C. Bowring, Ibw, b W o lfs o n ................ 11 G. Leather, b W o lf­ son ... . ... 49 A . L . M elly, c Staun­ ton, b W olfson ... 21 A . Bingham , not out 17 F. H . Bow ring, c Staunton,b K night 4 E. E . Steel, c Stanton, b Lagden ....................27 A . R . Hughes, b W olfson ....................49 L. A . N . Slocock, c K night, b W olfson 32 J . C. Cunningham, b W olfson .................... 1 W . B. Stoddart, c Lagden, b W om ers- ley ...............................121 J. S. Royle, c Leven- thorpe, b Lagden ... 99 B. Stewart Brown, b W olfson ....................71 M arlborough C ollege , First innings. 8econd innings. E. A . Shaw, lbw , b Bowring 37 c Cunningham, b Steel' . ... 13 Byes, &c. Total ... ... 20 ...512 A . D . W om ersley, b Steel . J. B. Brookes, b Steel G. S. Leventhorpe, st Bingham , b Stoddart R. O. Lagden, not out C. L . Norm an, c Steel, b F. H . Bow ring ................19 P. Patteson, lbw , b Steel ... 6 28 c Royle, b Bow ­ ring ................88 8 b R o y le ................ 16 24 c and b Steel ... 12 149 c and b Leather 102 c Bingham , b b Slocock ... 7 not o u t ................16 H . S. Scott, c and b S te e l... 33 c R oyls, b Bow ­ ring ................ 30 R. G. K night, c Leather, b S teel...........................................10 A . C. W olfson, lbw , b Steel'..........................................9 K . H . C. W oodroffe, b st Bingham , b S teel..........................................10 Stoddart ... 4 C. W . Stanton, c F . H . Bow ring, b S te e l................ 22 b Stoddart Byes, &c....................24 Total ...370 Byes, &o. ... 17 T otal (9 w kts) 31 5 On May 6th there was som e rather rem arkable scoring in tho tw o m atches played between the Shepherd’s Bush and Brondesbury Clubs. The first elevens m et at East A cton and each scored 77, whilst at Brondesbury the second eleven of the hom e side were dism issed for 158 and Shepherd’s Bush replied w ith 158 for tw o w ickets.