Cricket 1908

2 22 CR ICK ET : A W EEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J une 18, 1908. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS {Continued from page 16U-) Appended are the results o f recent matches played by the chief Public Schools :— Abingdon School, 143 (K . G. Stevens, 52) v. Leighton Park School, 101. A t A bingdon, M ay 20. A bingdon School, 177 (R. B. Leach, 5(5) v. O xford H igh School, 58. A t A bingdon, May 23. A bingdon School, 53 (L. W. H olland, 18 not out) v. Leighton Park School, 70. A t Heading, May 30. Abingdon School, 107 (W . Leach, 24) v. Abingdon T ow n School, 200 (U. W aterhouse, not out 95). A t A bingdon, June 3. Abingdon School, 135 L. W. H olland, not out 50) v. Pem broke College, O xford, 109. A t A bingdon, June 0. Abingdon School, 172 for eight w ickets, innings declared closed (W . Leach, 30) v. St. Catherine s College, O xford. A t A bingdon, June 10. Aldenliam School, 152 for six w ickets, innings declared closed (J. H unter, 45) v. The Masters, 09. A t Aldenham , May 20. Aldenliam School, 105 (J. Hunter, 20) v. M ill Hill School, 62 (A . F. Rook, 10;. A t Aldenham , May 30. Bath College, 118 (B. H . Stew art, 39) v. Clifton College Masters, 123 for tw o w ickets (T. R. Craw ley-Bovey, not out 87). A t Bath, M ay 30. Bedford Gramm ar School, 103 (H . J. Moran, 51) v. Keble College, 215 (G. C. Strachan, 61). A t Bedford, M ay 23. Bedford G ram m ar School, 164 (L . L ightfoot, 53) v. Bedford Tow n, 193. A t the School ground, M ay 27. Bedford Gramm ar School, 260 for five w ickets, innings declared closed (P. A . Foy, not out 102 ; H . J. M oran, 63; L. J. L ightfoot, 51) v. I Zingari, 159 for nine w ickets (R . Powell, 07). A t Bedford, M ay 30. Bedford Gramm ar School, 146 (B. T. Phillips, 40) v. D ulw ich College, 129 (A . C. Green, 25). A t D ulw ich, June 6. B edford M odern School, 203 for five w ickets, innings declared closed (C. N. Allen, n ot out 87) v. Dunstable Gramm ar School, 147 for five w ickets (F. C. S. W ilkins, not out 114). A t Dunstable, May 30. Blundell's School, 103 (B . M. Carkeek, 25) v. Exeter, 175 for tw o w ickets (F. W. Sturt, not out 05 ; F. Kneel, n ot out 04). A t E xeter, May 23. Brad field College, 266 (C. H . March, 93) v. Old W ykeham ists, 108. A t Bradfield, May 23. Bradfield College, 51 (T. S. Rake, 22) and 52 for five w ickets (E. C. Calthrop, 28) v. M erton College, O xford, 226 (C. A. MacVicar, 94). A t Bradfield, June 2. Brighton College, 245 for six w ickets, innings declared closed (A. J. Sheringham , 71 ; M. H . Clarke, 54) v. Christ’s H ospital, 83 and 48 for one w icket. A t Brighton, June 3. Brighton College, 103 (M. H . Clarke, 28) v. Blue Mantles, 117 and 65 for three w ick e ^ . A t B righton, June 6. Charterhouse, 95 tH. A . D enison, not out 25) v. M.C.C. and Ground, 269 for nine w ickets, innings declared closed(W . G. Druce, n o to u t 67; B. E. G. Eddis, 66 ; W. J. H . Curwen, 61) and 74 for three w ickets. A t G odalm ing, May 27. Charterhouse, 147 (C. O. H . Bury, 48) v. Ham pshire Hogs, 155. A t Godalm ing, M ay 30. Charterhouse, 253 (A . P. W ilson, 124) v. Crusaders, 154. A t G oldam ing, June 6. Cheltenham College, 90 (J. G. Reid, 32) v. Clifton Club, 132 (G. J. H anson, 33). A t Cheltenham , M ay 30. Cheltenham College, 323 for eight w ickets, innings declared closed (W. V. D ickinson, 119; E. Mather, 57) and 160 for six w ickets (H . Brown, n ot out 89) v. Incogniti 229 and 63 for three w ickets. A t Cheltenham , June 5 and 6. C ity of London School, 62 (W . B. Pickard, 28) v. Christ’s H ospital, 158. A t H orsham , May 30. Clifton College, 205 (P. J. Richardson, not out 49) v. Lansdow n, 216 (T. N. Perkins, 75; Sir C. Y. Nepean, 55). A t Bath, May 23. Cranleigh School, 124 (F. Morris, 38) and 66 for four w ickets v. Epsom College, 112 (R H. Leigh, 26). A t Epsom , M ay 23. D ulw ich College, 342 for six w ickets, innings declared closed (T. T. W addington, 116 ; H . R. P. Meade, 72) v. Old W ykeham ists, 282 for five w ickets (A . K. G ibson, 124 ; J. H . H unt, 59). A t D ulw ich, May 30. D ulw ich College, 129 (A. C. Green, 25) v. Bedford Gramm ar School, 146 (B. T. Phillips, 40). A t D ulw ich, June 6. Dunstable Gramm ar School, 52 (F. C. S. W ilkins, 10) v. E lstow School, 174 (W . N. Scholes, not out 90). At Dunstable, May 27. Dunstable Gramm ar School, 147 for five w ickets (F. C. S. W ilkins, not out 114) v. Bedford M olern School, 203 for five w ickets, innings declared dosed (C. N. Allen, not out 87). A t Dunstable, M ay 30, Eastbourne College, 211 for four w ickets, inning8 declared closed (R . E. Cranfield, 0U) v. South L ynn , 160 for three w ickets (E. M atheson, 77). A t Eastbourne, M ay 28. Eastbourne College, 140 (N . M axwell, 25) v. C. E. A rn old’s X L , 116. A t Eastbourne, May 30. M. E. Coxhead took eight w ickets for 42 runs for the College. Eastbourne College, 126 (R . E. Cranfield, 32) and 7S for tw o w ickets (C. F. G. Schm eider, not out 43) v. Eastbourne, 161 for six w ickets, innings declared closed. A t the Saffrons, June 4. Elstow School, 70 (H . R. Rennie, not out 14) v. Jesus College, Cam bridge, 247 (B. W. Pigg, 59). A t B edford, May 23. E lstow School, 174 (W. N. Scholes, not out 90) v. Dunstable Grammar School, 53 (F. C. S. W ilkins, 16). A t Dunstable, May 27. E lstow School, 175 (A. H . H aylett, 26) v. Bedford C. and G ., 121 (Col. Anderson, 36). A t E lstow , May 30. Elstow School, 88 (R. V. Prendergast, 17) v. W elling­ borough Grammar School, 265 for seven w ickets, innings declared closed (B . A. Basliforth, 64 ; A. J. W right, 54). A t B edford, June 6. Epsom College, 112 (R . H . Leigh, 26) v. Cranleigh School, 124 (F. Morris, 38) and 66 for four w ickets. A t Epsom , May 23. Eton College, First X II., 88 (II. H . Tw ining, 23) v. N ext VIII. and Others, 115. A t Upper Club, May 30. Eton College, 253 for nine w ickets, innings declared closed (G. H . Cartwright, not out 90) v. New College, 140 for five w ickets (T. F. Brockholes, 52). A t U pper Club, June 4. Eton College, 99 (W. A. W orsley, 23) v. Liverpool, 224. A t E ton, June 6. Felsted School, 97 for eight w ickets v. Easton Lodge, 188 for seven w ickets, innings declared closed. A t Easton Park, M ay 28. Felsted School, 204 for seven w ickets (C. de C. H am ilton, 74) v. L ancing Old Boys, 202. A t Felstcd, May 30. Forest School, 48 (J. A. M. Gardiner, 9) v. M erchant Taylors’ School, 90 (K . M. Robotham , 24). A t Bellingham , May 30. Forest School, 115 (C. Miller, 20) v. J. K. Guy’s X I., 203 and 91 for six w ickets. A t Forest School, June 6. Fram lingham College, 90 (L. C. Swann, 35) v. Ipsw ich and East Suffolk 2nd, 53. A t Fram lingham , May 23. Fram lingham College, 88 (L. C. Swann, 26) v. H. G affney’s X I., 228 (H . Steer, 77). A t Fram ling- ham , M ay 27. Fram lingham College, 82 (L. C. Swann, 27) v. Clergy of Suffolk, 220 for nine w ickets, innings declared closed. A t Fram lingham , June 2. Fram lingham College, 89 (L. C. Swann, 22) v. Easton Ram blers, 125. A t Easton, June 6. H aileybury College, 127 (H . J. C. H am m ond, 34) v. M.C.C. and Ground, 224 for four w ickets (N ewm an, 125). A t H aileybury, May 30. H aileybury College, 132 (E. M. Dawson, 48) v. Herts C. and G., 284 for seven w ickets, innings declared closed (C. H . Titchm arsh, 110; A . K . Gibson, not out 108). A t H aileybury, June 3. H arrow School, 245 (A. H . Lang, 65 ; T. E. Law son- Sm ith, 53 ; W. Everard, 50) v. H ousehold Brigade, 135. A t H arrow, May 30. Harrow School, 185 (H on. R. Anson, not out 79) and 104 for tw o w ickets (G . E. V. Crutchley, not out 50) v. M.C.C. and Ground, 123 (E. W. M ann, not out 52). A t Harrow, June 6. H ighgate School, 191 v. U niversity College School, 197 (M. J. Susskind, 109). A t H ighgate, M ay 27. K ing’s School, Bruton, 187 (H . E. H ippisley, 79) v. Bruton Nom ads, 124. A t Bruton, May 23. K ing’s School, Bruton, 121 for seven w ickets (E. E. Trotm an, not out 34) v. D. E. N orton’s X I., 188 for eight w ickets, innings declared closed (P. B. Wace, not out 105). A t Bruton, May 26. (To be continued.') H E N D O N v. E D G W A R E .—Played at Hendon on June 13. E d g w a r k . Lieut. Sm ith, c Britt, b Em m ett ................ 5 L . Shadbolt, b Cryer... 3 F .M .G ilbert, c Young, b E m m e t t ...............19 W . J. N ew berry, lbw, b Em m ett W . R . Taylor, Em m ett C. W right, b Cryer A . Pruden, not out ... 33 D . Gray, c Sintzenich, b Emmett ................ 1 T. Park, b Sintzenich 23 L . Johnson, b Emm ett 0 C. Jordon, b Cryer ..2 0 Extras ................ 20 12 6 T o t a l...................145 H kndon . A. Adam s, st Johnson 3 C. Britt, c Jordon ... 3 B . L. Y oun g, not out 1 Extras ... ... 14 C. H . Page, c Park, b G ilbert ... 3 C. D . Sneath, not out 34 F. T onge, run out ... 8 G. Chad, c Jordon ... 24 j — C. Em m ett, st Johnson 3 | T o t a l................ 93 A. A . W . Sintzenich, W . S, Hitchson, and It. W . Cryer did not bat, OBITUARY. T h e E a r l o f D e r b y . Frederick Arthur Stanley, 16th Earl of Derby, who died suddenly at H olw ood, Kent, on Sunday evening last, had been for many years Vice-President o f the L anca­ shire County C .C . H e w as born in London on January 15th. 1841. M r . J. L . H a r d m a n . Mr. John L. H ardm an, whose death occurred at Philadelphia (P a.) on M ay 26th, was a Canadian by birth and played for several years w ith the H aarlem C .C . and the N ew Y ork Veteran 'Cricketers* A sso­ ciation. H e served as a Volunteer in the Red R iver E xpedition, for which he re­ ceived the V ictoria Cross, and also in the Fenian uprising. H e w as in his sixty-first year at the tim e o f his death. F .F .K . M r . M . T . M a r t in . Mr. M arcus Trevelyan Martin w as born at B arrackpore, in India, on April 29th, 1842, and was educated at R u gb y, where he w as in the Eleven from 1858 to 1861. The School possessed m any fine players just about that time, and am on g those who played with him against M arlborough in i860 were B. B. C ooper, E. R utter, C. Booth, and F. R . Evans. H is batting must have been very g o o d before he went up to C am bridge, for in 1861, his last year at R u gb y, he w as chosen to assist the Gentlemen of the N orth against the Gentle­ men o f the South at the O val. H e showed that he w as w orthy of appearing in such com pany by playing an innings of 63. H e obtained his Blue as a Freshman in 1862, but m ade only 13 against O xford, although earlier in the season he had scored 103 not out against a C am bridgeshire side which included the fam ous Buttress. In 1864 he made 53 v. M .C .C . at Fenner’s and 90 v. Surrey at the O val, but again proved a disappointment in the L o rd ’s m atch, scor­ in g only 3 runs in his tw o innings. In 1870 he appeared for M iddlesex, and occa­ sionally his nam e will be found in the W a r­ wickshire Eleven. M r. H avgarth described him as a g ood and safe bat and a fair wicket-keeper. H e had been a m em ber of the M .C .C . since 1863. LONDON AN D W ESTM IN STER B A N K 2nd t. P E A R L ASSU RAN CE.—Played at N orbury on June 6. L ondon and W estm inster B a n k 2 nd . R. S. Hartree, b Har- l o c k .............................12 L. G. Black, b Har- l o c k ............................. 4 H. E. Coom ber, b J o h n sto n e ................58 H . D. Dear, c Robb, b J o h n sto n e ................25 A. I). Jones, c Robb, b Johnstone ... 0 J. H. W ilm er, c an db W illiam s ... .. 0 F. Ralls, b W illiam s... E. H um e, b John­ stone .............................. J. F. Carr, c D oyle, b b Johnstone... G. Alexander, b W il­ liam s ................ W. W ild, not out B 32, 1-b 5, n -b l... 3S T o ta l.................150 P ea r l A ssurance . J. M cMahon, b H ar­ tree ............................. 1 W. R. P ike, b H ar­ tree ............................. 4 E. O. R obb, b Coom ­ ber ... ... .. 13 M. Burke, b Dear ... 3 G. Johnstone, c Ralls, b Dear .............. 3 W. G. Doyle, b Coom ­ ber ... ... ... 6 R. W illis, b Coom ber G. W illiam s, c H ar­ tree, b Coom ber ... E. A. H arlock, b A lex ­ ander .............................. H . G. M cIntyre, b Coom ber G. D odd, not out B 15, w 1, n-b 4 ... 20 T o ta l.................56