Cricket 1909

J u l y 15, 1909. CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 271 WANDERERSv. FORESTH IL L .-P layed at Forest Hill on July 8 . T he W anderers . First innings. Second innings. R. T. Crawford, c Paton, b Williams .......................... 2 R. Kenward, c Williams, b Balkwell .......................... 57 notout................. 1 A. L. Kemp, b Preston ... 31 G. Dawdry, b Balkwell ... 25 notout..................11 A. M. Latham, b Preston... 21 cPreston,bPaton 3 T. G. Wheeler, b Preston... 30 run out ........... 0 P. P. Lincoln, c Preston, b Williams .......................... 5 P. G. Gale, b Williams ... 0 b Paton ........... 8 N. A. Damian, b Preston... 5 c Holt, b Paton ... 1 S. Colman, not out ........... 4 F. W. Christian, c Balk- c Williams, b well, b Williams ........... 5 Paton ................ 6 B 4, lb 1, nb 3 ........... 8 Byes ...... 8 Total .................193 F orest H ill . Total (5 wkts) : W. Holt, b Crawford... 0 C.E.E. Lee, b Crawford 0 A.G.Paton,b Crawford 27 J. Balkwell,c Kenward, b D am ian.................. 42 N. Cockell, b Crawford 0 C. Moore, b Crawford 8 W. R. Williams, c Ken­ ward, b Damian ... 14 S.A.H anter,b Damian 5 W. R Hinton, c Latham, b Crawford 10 Preston, not out ... 10 W. S. Swanton, c Dawdry,b Crawford 0 B 12, lb 1 ......... 13 Total ..128 WANDERERS v. GUILDFORD.—Played at Guild, ford on July 10. TnE W anderers . S. Stafford, c and b N orthcott.................. 5 P. G. Gale, c Beasley, b Northcott .......... 15 A. L. Kemp, c North­ cott, b S m ith ...........91 R. B. Brooks, b Hart 0 T.A.Darke,b Northcott 44 E. H. Fischer, not out 79 * Innings declared closed. N. A. Damian and A. L. S. Rose did not bat. G uildford . H.Northcott,b Damian 15 G. A. Franks, c Rose, b Jephson .................. 2 E. C. Smith, c Stafford, b Jephson.................. 29 C. D. Harris, b Kemp 37 C. M. Leese, c Darke, b Kemp ..................37 F. H. Franks, c Col­ man, b K em p.......... 13 A. E. Waller, b F. H. Franks .................. 2 D. L. A. Jephson, b Smith .................. 20 S. Colman, not out ... 5 B 18, w 3 ...........21 Total (7 wkts) *282 J. N. Beasley, b Kemp 4 C. E Hart, c Damian, b K e m p ...................19 Col. Wynyard, b Kemp 0 W. Walker, c Brooks, b K e m p .................. 16 K. D. Thorburn, not out .......................... 11 B 1, lb 1 , w 1 ... 3 Total ...186 SOUTHGATE v. MARLBROUGH BLUES.—Played at Southgate. E. J. Mann, c Soutar, b Jenkins.................. 4 F. S. Lewis, c sub., b Jenkins ................... 0 A. J. Carter, b Wyer... 4 C. Browning,b Wyer... 5 H. E. Pearce, absent... 0 E. T. Vint, c Lewis, b Wyer .................. 5 T. H. C. Levick, c Soutar, b Jenkins ... 3 Second innings: S. Darlington, st White, b Church, 30 ; E. J. Mann, c Jenkins, b Soutar, 6 ; A. J. Carter, not out, 20 ; B 5, lb 2—7. Total (2 wkts)* 63. * Innings declared closed. M arlborough B lues . G. W. Cranfield, b Jenkins .................. 0 R. S. Dickson, c and b Wyer.......................... 3 II. It. Ford, not out... 15 S.Darlington,c White, b Jenkins ...........27 Byes ........... 3 69 First innings. L. N. Rogers, b Lewis N. T. White, b Cranfield ... K. H. Soutar, lbw, b Lewis H. M. Rogers, st Mann, b L ew is.................................. M. O. Lewis, cVint, b Lewis C. R. Wyer, c Dickson, b L ew is.................................. A. W. Dickinson, b Lewis C. H. M. Thring, c Carter, b Lewis .......................... H. Church, c Mann,b Cran­ field .................................. H. L.Wynne,c Ford,b Lewis O. S. Jenkins, not out B 5, lb 1 .................. Second innings. not out ........... 3 lbw, b Ford ... 8 c Carter, b Lewis 28 b Lewis b Lewis not out ........... c and b Lewis ... c Mann, b Lewis B 6 , lb 2 ... Economical because ‘Durable. 4 Viyella’ (R e g d .) The Ideal Washing Material FOR C R I C K E T S H I R T S , <Sc. Total ... 73 Total (6 wkts) 63 The “ S T A N D A R D ” s a y s : “ Viyella is largely employed in making day and night shirts, pyjamas, and athletic costumes for men. Its uses are in­ numerable. . . . W ears and washes w ell.” To be obtained in the latest colourings and designs from the leading Outfitters, Hosiers, 6 c . or name of nearest, with illustrated booklet, sent on application, by “Viyella,” 7 “ Viyella” House, Newgate Street, London, E.C. MALVERN COLLEGE v. CLIFTON COLLEGE.— Played at Malvern on July 2 and 3 and won by Clifton by 173 runs. Score:— C lifton C ollege . First innings. Second innings. A. K. Hickman,bM orice... 11 runout ......... 9 H. Malcomson, b Burton ... 2 run out ........49 C. Rissik, b Morice .......... 0 b Morice .......... 7 G. C. Southern, c Murray, b Burton .......................... 6 not out ........16 J. W. Mason, run out ... 1 b Morice ........27 W. M. Brownlee, c Murray, c Murray, b Bur- b Burton ..........................37 ton ....................10 J. H. E. Whitehead, b Mor­ ice .................................. 8 b Morice ........22 R. F. T. Foljambe, c and b c Morice, b Bur- Burton ..........................34 ton ....................49 P. J. Richardson, b Morice 32 not out .......102 W. A. Danby, c Murray, b Burton ..........................10 b Burton ........22 C. R. B. Murray, not out... 13 b Burton .......... 1 B 18, lb 5, nb 1......... 24 B 14, lb 7, nb 4 25 Total ... .......... 178 Total (9 wkts)*339 * Innings declared closed. M alvern C ollege . First innings. Second innings. H. S. Kevill-Davies, c c Murray, b Brownlee Richardson, b Brownlee 14 D. Knight, c Richardson, b Mason ...................... 35 b Brownlee........ 5 F. G. Naumann, b Brown- c Foljambe, b lee .................45 Brownlee ... 0 R. G. Thompson, b Brown­ lee ................................ 8 c Danby, b Mason 36 R. C. Burton, b Murray ... 20 c Whitehead, b Mason ...... 9 P. H. Murray, b Brownlee 0 c Mason, b White­ head.............28 G. C. Lucas, b Brownlee ... 1 not out ......65 N. J. A. Foster, c White- c Danby, b White­ head, b Murray .. ...0 head.................10 C. S. Morice, b Murray ... 0 cDanby,bMurray 13 R. G. Bainbridge, b Brown­ lee ................................ 5 b Murray ........ 0 A. C. R. Arnold, n o to u t... 0 c and b White­ head.............24 B 3, lb 2 .................5 B 15, lb 1, nb 1 17 Total ..133 Total... . 211 THE ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS v. ROYAL ARTILLERY (WOOLWICH).—Played at Wool­ wich on July 1 and 2 and won by the A.O.C. by 160 runs. Capt. II. S. Bush scored 114 and 134 and took twelve wickets. Score :— A rmy O rdnance C orps . First innings. Second innings. Capt. H. S. Bush, run out ...114 c Blathwayth, b Mawby .......134 Capt. Fernyhough, c and b c Harrison, b Lyon ..................................22 Archdale........ 6 Capt. Wethered, b Lyon ... 0 b Mawby .... 30 Capt. Hoare, c Mawby, b Lyon .................................. 3 b McGibbon ... 97 Capt. Fisher, b Mawby ... 23 run out ...... 7 Maj. Hamilton, c Mawby, b McConnel ................... 2 Col. Taylor, c Archdale, b Mawby ........................... 2 not out .... 17 Capt. Robertson, b Mawby 0 not out ....46 Col. Parsons, lbw, b Mawby 0 S.-Sergt. Smith, b Mawby 3 Scrgt. Congsden, not out... 9 Byes, &c...................... 13 Byes, &c ... 9 Total .................. 191 Total (5 wkts)*346 * Innings declared closed. R oyal A rtillery (W oolwich ). H. McConnol, c and b Bush 4 c Hoare, b Wet­ hered 42 A. Archdale, b Bush...........72c sub., b Smith 62 Capt. Harrison, c Hoare, b Bush .................................. 15 b Smith ...... 14 Capt. Lyon, c Hoare, b c Wethered, b Bush ..................................20 Smith .....19 Scrgt. McGibbon, c and b B u s h .................................. 18 c Parsons, b Bush 12 Sergt. Marun, b Bush ... 2 b Bush................. 5 Capt. Stillwell, b Wethered 0 b Smith ........ 2 Maj. Mallock, b Bush ... 0 b Bush................. 0 May. Kay, b Bush ... ... 10 b Bush................. 4 Capt. Blatliwayth, run out 22 not out ......... 15 Dvr. Mawby, not out...........11 b Smith .....12 Byes, &c....................... 6 Byes, &c. ... 10 Total ...180 Total 197 At Hampstead on Monday B. S. Foster (107) and H. D. Kanga (102) made 208 for first wicket of Hampstead against Hornsey, in the opening match of the Hampstead Week.