Cricket 1908

J u ly 16 , 1908 . ORICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. THE PH ILADELPHIANS . 3 r d M a t c h . — v. HAM PSH IRE . Played at Southampton on July 13, 14, and 15. Hampshire won by an innings and 36 runs. Owing" largely to m issed catches, Ham pshire scored 4(53 on the first day, play ceasing when the last w icket fell. Bow ell, w ho was fifth out, scored 1(50 out of 382 in 260 m inutes, h ittin g tw enty-five 4’s, the great m ajority of them drives, but he was very fortunate, being m issed b y Bohlen at m id-off w hen 14, b y Lester at point w hen 63, and by Cregar off a hot return when S3. W ith Llew ellyn he added 80 in an hour, w ith W h ite 144 in an hour and a-half, and w ith H ill, w ho gave no chance and hit a 6 and ten 4’s, 111 in 50 m inutes. Llew ellyn should have been caught w hen 37 and W hite was missed three tim es. Play w as not possible on the second day until tw enty m inutes to one. W hite was caught at square- leg in the first over, and w ith 27 scored play was stopped for a short tim e b y rain. Lester was caught at the w icket at 40, and, after Bohleu was bow led w ithout a run, King and M orris stayed together until 86 , w hen the form er, w ho had m ade 52 in an hour and had h it seven 4’s, was caught at m id-off. W ood m ade a dozen, and w ith his departure half the side were out for 132. Morris m ade his 74 in 80 m inutes w ithout a chance and hit thirteen 4’s, but Graves was m issed three tim es— tw ice before reaching double figures. The latter hit a 6 and thirteen 4’s during the 70 m inutes he was in and in partnership w ith Sayen put on'58 for the ninth w icket in half-an-hour. In the follow -on K ing and W hite added 26 without being parted after Graves had been bowled at 38. On the third m orning a series of disasters occurred, the fifth w icket falling at 86 . W ood, H ordern and Graves m ade useful scores, but the hom e side won very easily. Score and analysis:— H am psh ire . Bowell, c H ordern, b K in g ............................. 160 W .V . Jephson, b K ing 0 Llew ellyn, c Sayen, b Lester ... ... 50 Capt. W . N . W hite, run out ................87 A . J. L . H ill, c H or­ dern. b Sayen ... 66 M ead (C .P .), c W ood, b Sayen ................ 4 L ieut. Bignell. b Kinj Rem nant, b K ing Brown, b K ing Kennedy, not oat F. A . M cLaren, Jordan, b King B 2 0 ,1-b 11, w 1 st Total PllIL ADELPIIIANj. F irst innings. Second innings. F . S. W hite, c Bignell, b c Llewellyn, b M cLaren 0 Kennedy 18 J. B. K ing, c H ill, b K enc Mead, b Llew ­ nedy ........................................... 52 ellyn ... 25 J. A . Lester, c Brown, b c Mead, b K en­ K ennedy ... 11 nedy ... 4 F. H . Bohlen, b M cLaren .. 0 c and b Kennedy 8 C. C. M orris, lbw , b K enc Brown, b Llew ­ nedy . ............................. 74 ellyn ... 0 R . M . W ood, c Kennedy, c Llewellyn, b b Llew ellyn ................ 12 M ead ... 25 H . V . H ordern, lbw , b L le w e lly n ............................. 1 lbw , b M ead 23 N . Z. Graves, c Bignell, b c Rem nant, b R e m n a n t............................. 76 Kennedy 32 E. M . Cregar, c Jephson, b L lew elly n ............................. 10 n o to u t ... 4 W . H . Sayen, c H ill, b c Jephson, b R e m n a n t............................. 29 Kennedy 9 T . C. Jordan, not out 1 b Kennedy 0 B 7 ,1-b 2 ............... 9 B 2, 1-b 2 4 T otal ................ 275 Total . 152 H ampshire . O. M . R . W . O. M . R . W . K in g .. ..28.5 5 110 5 JCregar ..16 1 89 0 H ordern ...18 3 99 0 1 L e ste r... 8 1 45 1 Sayen ...23 4 88 3 | K ing bowled one wide. P h ila d elp h ia n s First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. M cLaren ...15 3 62 2 .. 8 1 » 0 K ennedy ...21 6 66 3 .. 15.5 2 41 6 M ead ... ...14 1 40 0 ... 7 1 80 2 Llewellyn ...12 1 62 3 ... 15 6 32 2 Rem nant ... 7.3 3 18 2 ... 7 0 21 0 H ill ... ... 2 0 18 0 4 0 12 0 C O R N W A L L v. G LA M O RG AN . Played at Truro on July 13 and 14. and w on by G lam organ by an innings and 107 runs. Score and analysis:— C ornw all . First innings. Second innings. H . Tresawna, c Bancroft, b c Sergt. Thom as, N ash..................................................13 b Creber ... 0 W . Coad, lbw , b Creber ... 29 c Gibson, b C reber................32 W . N. Bickford-Sm ith, Riches, b Nash .............. 20 absent ... 0 Trevarthen, c Nash, h c Bancroft, b Creber 0 Nash ... 6 Eloskings, b N a s h ............... 6 c and b Nash 3 J. C. Bickford-Sm ith, c c Bancroft, b Gibbons, b Creber 12 Nash ... 4 A . B. Lubbock, c Bancroft b Creber ............................ 8 b Nash ... 15 E. Hawken, c H . 'lhom as c Riches, b b Creber ............................ 0 C reber... 0 J. Rom er, c Gibson, 1 Creber 0 c Creber, b Nash 1 W . S. Boase, not out 5 b Nash 4 W hiting, c C. H. Thom as, 1 N ash........................................ 5 n o to u t 0 Byes, & c......................... 15 . Byes, &c 2 T otal.......................... 113 Total 67 G lam organ . N. V. H . Riches, not Nash, c Rom er b out ...........................114 W hiting ... 25 T. A . L . W hittington, Preedy, c H osking, b b W h it in g ................44 Trevarthen 2 Bancroft.b Trevarthen 18 Sergt. Thomas, b P. M on is, b TrevarTrevarthen 19 then ............................. 0 Creber, b Tr^varthen 8 C. H. Thoma®, run out ............................. 2 H . G. Symonds, b Tre­ varthen ................ 0 A . G ibson, c W . N . Byes, &c. 38 Bickford-Sm ith, b — H osking .............. 17 T otal 287 C o r n w a l l . Nash Creber H osking W hiting First innings. Second innings. O. M . R . W . O. M . R. W . .. 27 13 45 4 ... 15 9 16 6 .. *27 10 53 6 ... 16 2 49 3 Nash bowled three no-l alls. G lamorgan . O. M . R . W . O. M . R. W . 17 3 69 1 , W . N . Bick- 36 8 99 2 I ford-Sm ith Trevarthen 18 4 48 6 |Hawken H osking bow led one wide. 1 24 0 4 0 9 0 LO N D O N & W E ST M IN STE R B A N K 2 nd X L v. G R A N V IL L E (LEE) “ A .” —Paayed at Lee on July 6 and 7. The Bank m ade the runs in just under tw o hours. Thom son hit one 6 and 27 fours and Brook 11 fours, W estm isstk r B ank 2 nd . L . Pitt-B rook, c Sills, j L. G. B h ck , not out . 19 b Gale ... 83 B 8 , 1-b 1, w -b 6 ... 15 H . E. Thom son, b — Smith ................171 J Total (2 w kts.) *288 ’ Innings declared closed. R. S. Hartree, S. G. Tyte, A . W . Stevenson, H . E. Coomber, F. Ralls, A . Podm ore, W . C. Liverm ore, and V. E. W illiam s did not bat. G r a n v ille “ A J. E. Heath, lbw , b Hartree ...............5 G. F. Sills, b Coomber 19 V . B. Longw orth, b H artree ... . 1 0 H . Smith, b Coomber 4 R. E. Lincoln, c sub., b C oom b er................46 A . H elder, c Cocm ber, b Hartree ................ 5 V . E. Thom son, st Pitt-Brook, b Har- t i e 3 .............................12 N . Tem ple, c P^tt • Brook, b Stevenson 12 P. C. W ood, c W il­ liams, b Steven>on 0 D . uavender, b H ar­ tree ................ 16 W . D edrick, not out 1 Total LONDON SCOTTISH v. TH E STOICS.—Played at Brondesbury on July 7. L ondon S cottish . S. Lienard, not out ...146 J. S. Chown, not out 64 W. G. Henderson, b Cam pbell ................37 E. Lacey, c Richard­ son, b Robertson ... 57 E. A. Bennett, c Lock- ner, b Robertson ... 2 •Innings declared closed. J. Lam ont, Rev. II. Summ erhayes, E. H ogg, R. A. Bennett, P. Child, and H. C. H odgson did not bat. Second innings : J. Lam ont, b Cam pbell 11; E* H ogg, b Jam ieson 24 ; R . A. Bennett, not out 14 ; b 3, n-b 1.— Total (2 w kts.) 53. T h e S toics . B ll, l-b2, w2, n -b 3 18 Total (3 w kts.) 324 G. J. H ardy, b Lacey C. Richardson, c Chow n,b E. A. Ben­ nett ............................. F. D. Walker, b Lacey P. Cam pbell, b E. A. Bennett ................ N .Robertson, b Lacey J. P. Jam ieson, lbw, b E. A. Bennett ... T. H ickm an, b E. A. Bennett ................ R. M. Lochner, b E.A. Bennett ................ D. Robertson, c Sum­ m erhayes, b E. A. Bennett ................ S.L. King, c Summ er­ hayes, b E. A. Ben­ n ett ............................. G. F. Gorson, not out B 8 , n -b 1 ............... T o ta l... . 82 STA F FO R D SH IR E v. L A N C A S H IR E 2 nd X I. Played at Stoke on July 13 and 14, and left drawn. Score and analysis :— L a n cash ire 2 nd X I. Heap, b Barnes V . H ope,c Page, b M ee J. S. Cragg, b Barnes Tyldesley (W .), c B ay- liss, b Barnes F. H . Turner,b Barm s J . A . Schofield, b Barnes ............... Swift, b Mee Sladen, not out ... 11 T. Ainscough, b M ee 0 Rowlands, c Poole, ^b Mee Leigh, c Barnes Byes, &c. Total Briggs, b 1 56 Second innings Heap, b Barnes, 6 ; J. S. Crag0 , b Vost, 28; Tyldesley, not out, 1 ; Sw ift, lbw, b Barnes, 15 ; T. Ainscough, not out, 11; byes, &e., 4. —T otal (3 wkts.), 68 . S taffo rd sh ire . Brown, c Turner, b H e a p ............................. P. Briggs, b H e ip ... Barnes, c Schofield, b H o p e ............................ Yost, b H o p e ................ R. C. Page, bH ope ... Feraday, not out 20 L ancashire 2 nd X L H . D. Stratton.b H ope J. W . Johnson, b Heap Bayliss, b Hopa Mee, b Hupe ... ... J. Poole, b Sladen ... Byes, &c.................. T o t a l ................ Barnes Mee Rowlands Heap First innings. O. M . R . W . ... 15 2 36 C ...............11 6 17 4 V ost .. Bayliss S t a ff rd sh irs. O. M . R . W . 11 3 21 0 |Sladen .. 35 11 61 3 |H ope Second innings. O. M . R. W . O. M . R. W . 9 3 29 1 17 4 45 6 H eap bow led fou r no-balls. J. C. L O V E L L ’ S X I . v. D U L W IC H . — Played at Tulse H ill on July 1 1. J. C. L o v e ll’ s X I . P. P. Tyacke, b Proc­ tor ............................. 2 R.H arrison, e Proctor, b Phillips ................43 P litt, b Ellis ... 4 C. H . R . Henm an, b Proctor ................ 0 C. H . M ountain, c and b Phillips ................13 L. Lovell, c Bridge, b Phillips ...............25 J . A . Lovell, c Phil­ lips, b Goodatl G. B. Simmonds, b Goodall ................ H itch, net o u t ............... C. L . Ring, not out ... 20 P. H . Slater, c and b P l a t t ..........................10 S. J . Goodall, c and b H itch ...............13 F. W . E lis, not out 37 L. Phillips, b H itch 5 W . H . Puckle, b P la tt............................. 1 G. Proctor, b J. A . Lovell ................12 J. W . Train, c Harri­ son, b J. A . Lo\ell 1 •Innings declared closed. H . Tidy did not bat. D u lw ic h . B 1 1 ,1-b 9 ... T otal (8 w kts.)*201 H . H . Bridge, c M ountain, b J. A . Lovell ............... F. W . Eame*, b Platt S. H . W . Earaes. c L. Lovell, b I'l itt G. C. Hobson, b J. A . L ovell ................ B 12, n -b 2 ................: T otal 99 LUDGROVE M ASTERS v. O X F O R D U N IV. AU TH ENTICS.—Played at Ludgrove on July 11. O x fo r d A u th e n tic s . J. W. F. Crawford, c j C. D. H sher, c Sm ith, H enley ,b Stanbrough 53 j b Udal ................29 J. G. Donaldson, b j J. L . W aggett, c H enley ................20 j C. R. Blake, lbw , b Stanbrough................ 0 H. C. H exball, lbw, b Capt. Burbury ... 55 A. M. P. Lyle, b Henley ................22 A. V. Cam pbell,c Stan­ brough, b H enley... 1 Severn, b Udal ... 45 T. H . D onaldson, not out ............................. 2 B 9, 1-b 1, w -b 1, n-b 2 13 Total W. S. Bird, c J. G. Donaldson, b Fisher 89 W. P. Blore, c T. H. Donaldson, b H ex ­ ball ............................. 0 Capt. F. W. B urbury, b Fisher ................25 A. R. Severn, c H ex ­ ball, b tish er ... 1 Col. Bythell, c and b Fisher ................ 6 N. R. Udal, Ibw, b T. H. Donaldson ... 0 L udgrove M asters . ...240 H . P. Hansell, c Waggett, b Fisher 24 G. O. Sm ith, not out 41 W. F. H . Stanbrough, b Fisher ................ 0 F. A. H. H enley, lbw, b Fisher ................ 4 W. J. Oakley, not out 3 B 1, 1-b 3, w-b 1 5 Total (9 w kts.) 198 “ W .G .” celebrates his sixtieth birthday on Satur­ day. Many happy returns to the G.O.M. ! J. N. Crawford and W arner com pleted their 1,000 runs for the season at L ord’s this week. George Porter, of Derbyshire, died at Spondon yesten lay. A notice o f him w ill appear in the next issue of Cricket.