Cricket 1908

J une 25 1908. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 239 O im dle School, 214 for eight w ickets, innings declared closed (D. G. S. Sm ith, 44) v. Sidney Sussex College, 171 for seven w ickets (A. L. Sutcliffe, 42). At Oundle, May 30. Radley College, (38 (H . A . Stuckey, 27) v. Lincoln College, 59. A t Radley, M ay 23. Radley College, 165 for seven w ickets (T. Z. D. Babington, not out 70) v. Christ Church Warri- gals, 157 (S. Gay, 6 S). A t Radley, May 27. Radley College, 133 for six w ickets (R . F. H ornby, not out 57) v. Old W ykeham ists, 189 A t R adley, June 3. Radley College, 169 (N. St. J.G .D . Buxton, 58) v. Old Radleians, 174 (Capt. G. L. Crossman, 79). A t Radley, June 8 . Radley College, 112 (C. L. Bruton, 39) v. Wadham College, 203. A t Radley, June 10. Radley College, 339 (M. R. R. Vidal, 132; C. L. Bruton, 63) v. Corpus Christi College, 121. A t Radley, June 13. Repton School, 221 (R. Sale, 82) and 136 for six w ickets (A. T. Sharp, not out 37) v. R. H ow ell’s X II., <£43 (J. II. H unt, 57) and 240 for ten w ickets, innings declared closed (II. H. Marriott, 81). A t Repton, May 27, 28. Repton School, 422 for eight w ickets, innings declared closed (A. T. Sharp, not out 172 ; R . Sale, 92) and 44 for no w icket v. Uppingham School, 199 (J. G. Faw cus, 71) and 263 (J. F. Bishop, 81). A t Repton, June 10 and 11. Rossall School, 75 (F. F. Furneaux, 2(5) v. Northern Nom ads, 150. A t Rossall, May 27. Rossall School, 160 (P. T. Furneaux, 64) v. Liverpool, 118. A t Rossall, June 3. Rossall School, 83 for five w ickets (H . W. Ling, not o u t42) v. Comm on Room . 219 for six w ickets, innings declared closed (J. F. Marsh, 53 ; H. L. Fulford, n ot out 50). A t Rossall, June 6 . Rossall School, 234 for seven w ickets, innings declared closed (H . W. L ing, 52) v. Lytham , 158 for five wickets. A t Rossall, Juno 10. Rossall School, 176 (P. T. Furneaux, Z\) v. Loretto, 157 (G. L. H unting, 43) and 70 for seven w ickets (F. E. Dem pster, not out 23). A t M usselburgh, June 12 and 13. Royal Naval College, 101 and 78 for six w ickets v. Blackheath, 309 for four w ickets (Captain H. S.' Bush, not out 132; H . L yon, 62). A t B lack­ heath, June 3. (To be Continued.) U D D IN G ST O N v. G. L . JESSQ P’S X T .-P la y ed at U ddingston on June 19 and 20, and left drawn. S cores:— U ddingston . First innings. Second innings. Broadbent, c and b D ennett 29 b H allam ................ A . Tennant, c Dennett, b H allam ..............................12 c Guun,b Dennett 7 c Dennett, b H al­ lam Irem onger, b Hallam D. M eN ab, c Payton, b Hallam ................ H. C. Herbertson, b Hallam H . C. Shaw, c Gunn, b D ennett J. Brow n, b Hallam W . Lee, c Gunn, b Hallam 0 0 5 14 s'; Barker, b D en­ nett ................ 15 b Irem onger ... 0 9 b H a lla m ............15 D. C. Cullen, b G .L . Jesscp 48 b Irem onger ... 24 J. Dow ns, c Langdon, b c Dennett, b Ire- G. L . Jessop. ................ 53 m onger ... 8 T. Brown, not p u t ................29 c Jessop, b H al- . lam ................ 0 A . F ord, b G . L . Jessop ... 0 n o to u t .................. 0 Byes, & c..........................11 Byes, &c. ... 14 T otal ... 95 T otal ... .2 0 5 G. L. J essop ’ s First innings. Irem onger, c Cullen, b Broadbent ... . 29 Gunn (G .), c M cN ab, b Broadbent .. ... 16 Langdon, st D ow rs,bB row n 2 M . M . Barker, b Bioadbent 9 J. A . H ealing, c Shaw, b Broadbent ................27 Payton, e and b Lee ... 15 G. Ii. Jessop, b Broadbent 1 W . T . Jessop, b Broadbent 0 Hflllam , b Broadbent ... 17 C. C. Barker, b Herbertson 1 D ennett, not out ................ 0 Bye ............................. 1 Second innings, run o u t ................ 3 lbw , b Broadbent 1 b Lee ................ 0 b Broadbent ... 0 c Lee, b Broad­ bent ................ 7 not out ................62 c A . Downs, b Lee 9 b Brown . ... 7 c Shaw, b Brown 0 b Broadbent Byes, &c T otal ...118 Total (9 w kts.) 101 The receipts at Tonbridge during the W eek am ounted to £521 19s. A t Newm arket, on M onday, District Farmers (278 and 32 for no wicket) played Newm arket H unt (94 and 208). P. C. Charlton, the Old Australian cricketer, has already m ade over a thousand runs and taken more than a hundred wickets this season. H e plays for Granville (Lee) and Guy’s Hospital. D U R H A M v. L A N C A S H IR E 2 nd X I. Played at Sunderland on June 22 and 53. Durham won b y six wickets. Score and analysis :— L ancash . re 2 nd X I . First innings. Second innings. 23 V . H ope, b M orn< ... Heap, b Thackeray Harrison, b Thackeray W . N . M artin, b Morris . G. Tavlor, b Tha^ker^y W hitehead, c K irtley, T hackeray......................... T . Ainscough, c Turnbull, b Thackeray ................ R ow lird s, lbw , b M orris .. E. R. Unswurth, b Turn­ bull ............... J. S. Cragg, not out Rowley, b Turnbull Byes, &c. ................17 T otal ................155 D un i am . First innings. J. W . H uggins, b Row ­ lands ............................ 0 Turnbull, b W hitehead ... 0 J. F. Best, c Rowley, b R o w la n d s.............................3> J. M. Russell, b Unsworth 21 Stoner b R ow lands................ 3 E. B. Proud, b Unsworth... 15 J. Bewick, b Rowlands ... 2 R . C. Harrison, b U ns- 0 30 Turnbull, Tha^kerav ... 2 c M orris, b Thackeray ... 16 21 b Stoner.................51 lbw , b Thackeray 1 — 16 0 b Thackeray 17 b Turnbull Turnbull, S toner... b S ton er... st Kirtley, Turnbull c Huggins, Thackeray not out ... Byes, &c. Total ...150 Second innings. n o to u t ... b Row an Is b Rowlands b Rowlands b Row lands not o it ... ... 37 ... 3.J ... 2 ... 31 w orth J. T. K irtley, not out M orris, b Rowlands Thackeray, c Craig W hitehead Bye-*, &c. 13 2 Byes, &c. ... 16 Total ................130 T otal (4 wkts.) 166 L ancashire 2 nd X I. First innings. Second innings. O. M . R . W . O. M . R. W . M orris 26 4 76 3 ... 14 2 48 0 Turnbull 12 2 15 2 ... 15.5 4 35 2 Thackeray ... 16 7 44 5 ... 22 6 32 5 B e w .c k ............ 1 0 3 0 Stoner ... 7 2 9 3 D ukiiam . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. W hitehead ...11.31 47 2 ... 18 3 85 0 Rowlands ...20 4 45 5 ... 22 5 6 i 4 Unsworth ... 9 1 3-? 3 ... 8.3 1 15 0 Heap ... 5 I 16 0 H ope ... 3 1 22 0 Row lands and H opeexch bowled a no-ball. E A L IN G P A R K v. A . M . F O STER’S X I .-P la y e d at N orth Ealing on Jun^ 11. A . M. S. F oster ’ s X I . S. L loyd - Jones, b W . W . Corfield, b W hitefleld .. 14 W ahid ... 2 P . K. Cast r, b W hite- A . M. S. Foster, b deld ................ 21 W illiam sou .. 0 C. Palmer, c Ritten, b H . P. Arthur, ht wkt, Foster 1 b W hitefield .. 12 H im ish Stuart, lbw, b F. Osborn, not out .. 4 W ahid 49 S. A . Jones, b Foster . 0 B. <'ooper, c Drui 1, b W ahid 10 Extras ... .. 9 A . H . D igby, Ibw, b — W ahid 0 T ;ta l ... ..122 E ai . iko P ark . E. O. W hitefleld, c and W . Druid, st D igby, b b Ca>ter ................ 10 Pal uer .. 0 L . J . Norm an, ,b E. G. W illiam s, b Caster........................... 13 Cooper ... 12 A . W . H . W ahid, b E. A . W illiam son, not Ca-ter .. 1 out .. . 0 W . Ititten. b Cooper .. 7 S. Hayes, b Coop?r . 4 S. P. M ay, b C lop^r ... 5 E xtras ... .. 8 V. J. Prout, b Cooper 13 — S.F octer, b Cooper ... 0 Total ... . 73 The AMERICAN CRICKETER. F ounded 1877. Published by H. H. Cornish on behalf of The Associated Cricket Clubs of Philadelphia. An Illustxated Journal of Cricket, Association, F ootba’l, Tennis, G olf, and K indred Pastimes. No. 632, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, P a., U .S .A priok :— 10/- per annum, post paid anywhere. Specimen copies m ailed on request. N O R T H U M B E R L A N D v. Y O R K S H IR E 2 sd X I. Flayed at N ew castle-on-Tvne on June *22 and 23. Yorkshire 2nd X I . w on by four wickets. Score and analysis :— N orthumberland . First innings. Second innings. F. Gillespie, c D olphin, b c Turner, b Har- Brown ................ 25 ris'ra .. 48 H . Charlton, c Turner, b c Harrison, b Brown 14 B >oth . 15 W . M ilne, b Brown .. 0 c Turner, b Booth 10 W . Nesbit, run out . 18 c W hittaker, b Harrison 20 Richardson, c D olphin, b c Brown, b Brown 13 B o o th ............... 9 J. G ilm an, c Dolphin, b Brown 0 c and b Booth . 17 T. iJl’athorne, b Brown 0 b Booth 17 M ilne (G .), c D olphin, b c Dolphin, b Brown ................ 3 Booth 12 C. Skinner, c Ric'iardson, b c r olphin, b Brown 16 Brown 1 Elsey, not out 10 c Dolphin, b B o o t h ................ 17 W . Veitch, b Booth 1 not out ................ 17 Eyes, &c. 2 Byes, &c. ... 3 Total . 102 T otal................ 186 YOf K3BIRE 2si) X I. First innings. Second innings. W ilson, c Elsey, b Skinner 4 not o u t ................ 56 Turner, c G. M dne, b Skinner 8 b Skinner 1 Richardson, c G. M ilne, b Skinner 0 b G. M ilne 6 C. H are, b Skinner ... 10 b Skinner 0 Booth, c U llathcm e, b c G. M ilne, b Skinner ................ 7 Skinner 13 J. W hittaker, c Gilman, "b c W . M ilne, b G. M ilne ................ 21 Skinuer 7 R. W . Frank, c G. M ilne b Skinner ................ 1 b G. M ilne 39 H arrison, b Skinner 1 not out ................ 18 N. Robin>»on, c and Elsey 43 retired hurt 0 D olphin, c Richardson, "b G. M ilne 2 Brow n, not out 11 Byes, &c. 5 Byes, &c. ... 9 Total ................116 Total (6 w’kts.)174 N orthumberland . F ir 3 t innings. O. Brown ..1 8 W hittaker .. 10 Booth .................... 8 M . R . W . 4 50 8 1 40 0 2 10 1 Harrison Brown bow led three no-balls. Y orkshire 2 nd X I. Second O. 20 5 19.4 8 innings. M . R .W . 3 72 1 0 14 0 1 66 7 1 31 2 F irst innings. O. Skinner EI spv M ilne (G .) ..16 ... 7.2 ... 8 M . R . W . 3 72 7 1 21 1 0 18 2 Veitch Second O. 14 Elsey bow led one no-ball. 9.2 3 innings. M . R .W . 1 73 4 0 37 0 0 42 2 0 13 0 LONDON AN D W ESTM IN STER B A N K v. N O RB U RY P A R K .— Played at Norbury on June 13. N orbury P ark . C. B. W ood, c sub, b B aker............................. 7 N. Ilam m ill, b Dear... 59 H. C. Plumm er, b Stevenson ................12 A. J. Blake, c Bennett, b Dear ................20 P. F. W ilson, b Dear .. 4 F. L. Johnson, b Dear 1 S. E. Hoopar, st Ben­ nett. b Cr.*ssley ... 24 II. R. Sayer, b W illson 26 F. A. Stone, b Baker 35 J. J. Macaldin, not out 10 C. A. L. Payne, n otou t 0 B 18,1-b3, w 2 ... 23 Total (9 w kts.) *221 •Innings declared closed. L ondon and W estminster B ank . E. A. W illson,b H ooper 0 E .W .B ennett,bH ooper 1 F .W .N ew com b,notout 75 \V. Bradbery, b H ooper 5‘ C.J.Crossley ,bJohnson 16 B 1, 1-b 10................11 Total (4 w k ts.)...161 A. W. Stevenson, G. P. Rhodes, H. S. Baker, Bennett, H. D. Dear, and H. O. Man field did not bat. P. Larchet m ade a hit for 14, all run out, for Granville against St. Stephen’s on Wanstead Flats on the 13th inst. II. E. Hem ingw.iy scored 158 for Nottingham shire Gentlemen v. Yorkshire Gentlemen at York on M onday. A. J. Steel, a son of the old Cam bridge and L an­ cashire cricketer, A. G. Steel, is ono of the m ost prom ising bowlers at Eton. Newstead has resigned his position on theground- staff at Lord’s in order that he m ay devote his whole tim e to Yorkshire County cricket. W ith the idea of unearthing talent, the Derby­ shire C ounty C.C. Com m ittee have arranged a trial m atch to be played at Blackw ell on July 15th betw een North-East D erbyshire and the Rest of the County.