Cricket 1908

CR ICK ET A W EEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u l y 30, 19 0 8 . T H E P H I L A D E L P H I A N S . 7 t h M a t c h .— v. N O R T IIA N T S . Played at Northampton on July 27 and 28. N ortlants won by five wickets. By the courtesy of the visiting side the County played several men not fully qualified. The Philadephians lost King to the first ball sent down, Wood at 10, Adams at 12, and Lester at 17. Bohlen and White added 67 in 70 minutep, the former batting an hour and a-half for 38 and the latter 100 minutes for 41. At the end of the innings Sayen and Jordan put on 34, but the total reached only 166 as the result of two hours and three-quarters’ play. The County fared little better, and by the end of the day had six wickets down for 125. Thompson batted 80 minutes for 32, and in partnership with Smith added 50 in 40 minutes. On Tuesday, thanks chiefly to the fine all-round cricket by Smith, the County won by five wickets. Score and an alysis:— G entlemen of P h ila d e lph ia . J . B. King, c Thompson, b Smith Hawkins A. M. Wood, b Smith 1). H. Adams, b Smith J. A. Lester, b Wells F. H. Bohlen, b Smith C. C. Morris', b Smith N. Z. Graves, b Wells H. V. Hordern, c Ellis Smith ............. W. U. Sayen, b Wells T. C. Jordan, not out B 5, 1-b 2, n-b 1 Total ...166 Total N orth am pto n sh ire . Seymour, c Wood, b Hor­ dern ............................................8 Haywood, b Hordern Thompson, b Hordern S. G. Smith, st Jordan, b Hordern ..............................23 not o u t ........ W. H. Kingston, c Lester, b Hordern...............................22 c and b Hordern C J . T. Pool, c Sayen, b Hordern ... ... P. J Whitehead, b King East, not out ... 0 b c Ellis, b East ... 34 ... 41 b S m ith ............... 1 ... 8 b W e lls ............... 20 ... 0 lbw, b Smith ... 6 ... 2 c Thompson, b Wells ... 27 ... 38 c Ellis, b Smith... 7 ... 20 c Ellis, b Wells... 12 ... 0 •b b W e lls............... 1 ... 15 c Pool, b WTells ... 2 ... 24 b ICast. ............... 4 ... 10 not o u t ............... 13 ... 8 B 3,1-b 2,w 3,n-b 1 9 lbw, b King ... 4 6 c Lester, b King 17 32 run o u t ...............12 H. Hawkins, b King Wells, b Kir,g Ellis, c and b Hordern B 19 ,1-b 4, w 1 Total 12 1) King 0 not out 13 1 0 11 24 B 6, 1-b 3 ...152 Total (5 wkts.) 151 G entlem en of P h ila d e lph ia . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Smith ... ... 20 7 36 3 15.1 8 31 3 Wells ... ... 18 3 62 3 21 5 46 5 Thompson ... 10 3 23 0 5 2 22 0 East .. .......... 8 1 15 0 12 1 28 2 Hawkins ........... 3 0 15 1 Seymour ........... 2 0 7 0 Smith bowled three wides and Thompson and Hawkins one no-ball each. N o rth am pto n sh ire . O. M. K. W. O. M. R. W, King ... ... 21 8 51 3 18 5 51 3 Sayen ... ... 13 4 34 0 7.3 0 41 0 Lester ... ... 1 1 0 0 4 1 10 0 Hordern ... 22 7 43 7 17 6 40 1 Hordern bowled one wide. W ANDERERS v. EPSOM.—Played at Epsom on J uly 25. T he W a n d erers . R. Kenward, b Gra­ ham ...........................44 A. M. Latham, b Gra­ ham ...........................46 A. L. Sloper, b J . N. Eggar ...............17 R. B. Brooks, c Par­ sons, b Graham ... 1 II. A. Busher, c Green, b J. N. E.^ar ... 92 J. E. G. Hadath, st Wells, b J.N . Eggar 1 E psom . J. H. A. Tolkein, b Graham ............... H. T. Bull, b Graham D. L. A. Jephson, t.t Wells, b J. N. Eggar N. A. Damian, c W. Eggar, b Graham ... T. A. Darke, not out B 8, 1-b 4, w 4 Total ... ...235 H. C. Grenside, st Brooks, b Jephson 0 A.J .Parsons,c Hadath, b Jephson ... ... 19 F. Fulford, b Tolkein 0 A .J. Green, c Busher, b Jephson ... ... 12 R. Graham, lbw, b B u ll...........................25 J.N .Eggar, c Damian, b Tolkein ... 7 F. Wells, c Jephson, b Tolkein ...............31 F. L. Rawson, lbw, b B u l l ...........................27 D. Forde, b Tolkein ... 23 W. R. Eggar, c Brooks, b Daminn ... ... 4 H .J. Lancaster, notout 2 B7, l-b2, w4, n-b 1 14 BUCKS. v. W ILTSHIRE. Played at Bletchley on Ju ly 27 and 28. and won by Wiltshire by 259 runs. Score and analysis :— B u ckin gh am sh ire . First innings. Second innings. D. L. L. Mackey, c R. W. Awdry, b S m ith ............... 5 st T.uce, b Smart 6 Page, c and b Smait 0 st Lucc, b Smith 12 R. W. Orton, c R. W. Awdry, b Sm ith .............. 0 b Newman 69 G. M. Faulkner, b Smith .. 0 c C. S. Awdry, b Smart ... 3 Wriglit, run out 15 c Luc e, b Smart 11 E. Brocklchurst, c Snell, b c Whittaker, b Miller .......................... 26 S m a rt............... 4 Golding, b Miller ............. 1 b Smart ... 10 W. F. Lowndes, b Miller ... 17 c and b ^mart ... 17 G. Montague, h Smart 7 not out ... 9 A. W. Johnson, c Luce, b Miller 0 b Newman 0 Vickerstaffe, not out 1 c Luce, b Smart 1 Byes, &c ........................ 3 Byes, &c. ... 3 Total ............... 75 Total ...145 Total ... ..164 W iltsh ir e . First innings. J. E. Stevens, b Johnson ... 3 E. Newman, b Johnson . . 0 C. W. Awdry, c Mackey, b Johnson .......................... 20 Smith, b Vickerstaffe 17 R. W. Awdry, b Vicker­ staffe ...........................3 L. Whittaker, b Faulkner 39 Newman (A.), b Johnson... 1 H. S. Snell, c Vickerstaffe, b Faulkner .............. 12 A. M. Miller, not out ... 23 T. Luce, b Johnson.............. 19 Smart, b Jo h n so n ............... 6 Byes, &c. ... .. 13 Second innings, c Page, b Wright 28 c Bmckiehurst, b Wright ... 32 b Wright ... 86 not out ............... 3 c Page, b Vickcr- s t a t fe .............. 19 c Johnson, b Vickerstaffe ... 25 c Vickerstaffe, b Johnson 10 c Mackey, b W right.............*28 c Lowndes, b Vickerstaffe .. c Orton ,b Vickcr- staffe .............. 54 23 Byes, &c. 15 Sm ith...............16 Smart... Miller... Total ............. 156 Total (9 wkts.)323 B u ck in gh am sh ire . Second innings. O. M. R. W. 14 6 37 1 21.1 4 71 7 5 1 20 0 7 1 14 2 First innings. O. ” M. R. W. 6 20 3 10.5 1 34 2 10 2 18 4 Newman W iltsh ir e . First innings. O. M. R. W. Johnson ... 17.5 1 76 6 Second innings. O. M. R. W. 18 2 73 1 Vickerstaffe... 12 2 31 2 ... 13.4 0 59 4 Wright ... 16 7 8 0 ... 26 3 85 4 Faulkner ... 8 1 28 2 ... 16 0 50 0 Page ... 7 0 32 0 Golding ... 2 09 0 Vickerstaffe bowled three no-balls. SU SSEX 2 nd X I. v. KEN T 2 * d X I. Played at Brighton onJu ly 27 and 2-$ andwon by Kent by an inniegs and 114 runs. Score :— K e s t 2 nd X I. W. A. Powell, not out 33 Collins, lbw. b Dwyer 0 Skinner, e Dwyer, b Flowers ... . 1 4 Morfee, e Matthews, b Dwyer ........ 4 , st 12 L . R. A . Shuter, Flowers Munds. b Morris C. C. V. Wright, Brett, b Dwyer L. H. W . Tr ughton, lbw, b Morris .. 12 C. S. Hurst, b Dwyer 96 J . M .Bottome,c Morris, b Dwyer Woolley (C. N.), b Flowers .. ... 0 65 Byes, &c. ... 17 Total ..319 S ussex 2 nd . X L First innings. Re’f (E.H .), lbw, b Skinner 0 O. K . Matthews, ^ Morfee 18 P. Cartwright, b Powell ... 14 E . Rotbwell, b Skinner ... 4 Dwyer, b Powell ............... 10 O. Flowers, b Powell .. 20 G. S. Whitfield, not out ... 21. A. C. Somerset, b Powell... 0 Brett, c Hurst, b Morfee ... 0 Payne, c Munds, b Skinner 12 Morris, b S k in n e r.............. 0 Byes, &c........................ 15 Second innings. b Pow ell............. 4 b I’oWrll............. 2 c Hur»t, b Mor­ fee .. 7 c Pjwell, b Morfee c and b Morfee .. b Morfee............. c I' right, b Moif*-e............. b Powell............. b Powell.............. b Morfee.............. not o u t .............. Byes, &c. ... Total ...114 Total ... 91 T H E P U B L I C S C H O O L S {Continued ft om page 272). Appended are the results o f recent ma.ches played by th= chief Public .vehools :— Bedford Grammar School, 142 for four wickets (H. O. Sutherland, 81; R. C. Wilkinson, not out 53) v. M.C.C. and Ground, 196 lor eight wickets, innings dec.ared closed. A t Bed­ ford, Ju ly 8. Bedford Grammar School, 90 (R. C. Wilkinson. 30) v. Leys School, 126 (E. A. Salter, 22). At Bedford, Ju ly 10. Bodford Grammar School, 161 (H. J . Moran, not out 61) v. E. H. D. Sewell’s X I., 228 for nine wickets (E. H. D. Sewell, 95). At Bedfoid, Ju ly 11. „ i, Bedford Grammar School, 159 for eight wickets ^H. O. Sutherland, 69) v. Merchant Taylors’ School, 161 (K. M. Robatlian, not out 86). At Bedford, Ju ly 15. Robathan carried his bat through the innings. Bedford Modern School, 147 (G. N. A l’.en, 75) v. We.lingborough Grammar School, 136 (J. C. Bland, 39). At Bedford, Ju ly 11. Bedford Modern School, 74 (E. L. Ricketts, 17) and 84 for four wickets, innings declared closed (A. D. Marshall, not out 28) v. Dun­ stable Grammar School, 33 (F. Jenkins, 16) and 16 for four wickets. Blundell’s School, 132 (G. Treharne, 58) v.. Devon Dumplings, 297 (L. G. Cruwys, 92). At Tiverton, Ju ly 1. Blundell’s School, 195 (C. W. Gibbon, 7 1; B. M. Carkeek, 54) v. Somerset Stragg.ers, 235 for seven wickets (W. Llewellyn, 88; G. Fowler, 78). At Blundell’s, Ju ly 8. Blundell’s School, 143 (M. C. Morgan, 46) v. Frogs, 80. At Tiverton, Ju ly 18. Bradfield College, 125 (G. B. Walker, 55) v. Read­ ing, 193 (Shoosmith, 87; G. Belcher, 54). At Bradfield, Ju ly 4. Bradfie'.d College, 172 (E. E. Calthrop, 49) v. Radley College, 183 (T. Z. D. Babington, 39). At Radley, Ju ly 11. Brighton College, 141 (A. J . Sheringham, 55) and 48 for two wickets v. Lancing College, 134 (S. Dow, 45) and 131 for six wickets, innings declared closed (E. R . Hopewell, not out 54). At Brighton, Ju ly 11. Charterhouse, 186 for eight wickets (H. A. Deni­ son, 37) v. Old Carthusians, 252 (B. E. G. Eddis, 81). At Godalming, Ju ly 11. Charterhouse, 245 (H. N. Atkinson, 102) v. Wel­ lington College, 178 (E. L. Kidd, 41). At Wellington, Ju ly 18. Charterhouse, 170 (R. M. Weeks, 43) v. Free Foresters, 303 for nine wickets (J. Douglas, 99). At Godalming, Ju ly 25. Cheltenham College, 154 (J. G. Reid, not out 36) and 160 for four wickets (D. O. Light, 88) v. Clifton College, 237 (W. M. Brownlee, 63; C. R. Cleghorn, 53) and 76 (R. Y. Cullinan, 17). At Cheltenham, Ju ly 10 and 11. Cheltenham College, 274 (O. P. Cooke, 50) and 167 for eight wickets (G. L . Patterson, 37) v. I Zingari. 203 (J. H. Hunt, 56) and 243 frr nine wickets, innings declared closed (F. H. B. Champain, 74). At Cheltenham, Ju ly 27, 28 City of London School, 100 (H. W. Todd, 31) v. Hurstpierpoint College, 128 (C. M. Van Bun­ sen, 38). At Catford, Ju ly 4. Clifton College, 195 (R. C. Cullinan, 62) and 78 for four wickets v. Malvern College, 175 <H. R. Kirby, 41) and 97 (H. S. K. Davies, 22). At Clifton, Ju ly 3 and 4. Clifton College, 237 (W. M. Brownlee, 63; C. R. Cleghorn, 53) and 76 (R. V. Cullinan, 17) v. Cheltenham College, 154 (J . G. Reid, not out 36) and 160 or four wickets (D. O. Light, 88). At Cheltenham, Ju ly 10 and 11. Clifton College, 171 (W. M. Brownlee, 37) v Somerset Stra<rg!ers, 170 (J. Daniell, 69) and 32 for two wickets. At Clifton, Ju ly 25. Eastbourne College, SO) for three wickeds, inning's declared closed (M. E. Coxhead, 150; R. O. - Tudor, not out 87; C. F. G. Schneider, 50) v. K in g’s School, Can’evburv, 345 for three wickets (H. Gardner, 158; R. E. Martin, 71). At Cante-bury, Ju lv 7. Eastbourne College, 207 (R. E. Cranfie’d, 46) v. Okl Reptonians, 220 for-nine wicket* (R. C. Parkin, 62; A. F. Morcom, not out 58). At Eastbourne, Ju ly 11. Eastbourne College, 1C6 (O. F. G. Sehmeider and R. E. Cranefild, each 16) v. Old Ea«t- bournians, 173 (W. L. Jackson, 40). At Eastbourne, Ju ly 25. Elstow School. 118 for four wickets (W. Scholes, not out 73) v .Wellingborough Grammar School, 207 for three wickets, innings de­ clared closed (T. R. Hammond, not out 102). At Wellingborough, Ju lv 4. Elstow School, 73 (E. H. Saffery, 19) v. M.O.C and Ground, 247 for five wickets (A- Butcher,