Cricket 1909

CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u l y 2 2 , 1 9 0 9 . has not shown his best form, save perhaps in the match with the West of Scotland at Glasgow, where he scored 115 out of 201 in two hours aud a-quarter without a mistake. He has several times been dismissed by means of a brilliant catch before he has had time to settle down. But his luck is bound to change before long, and then, if he makes a succession of loDg scores, those who witness his displays will be fortunate indeed, for he is a rapid ruu- getter aud a free hitter who possesses a gr^at number of strokes in his repertoire. At slip he is most brilliant, having, perhaps, no superior in the world in that position at the present time. LONDON SCOTTISH v. PINNER. — Played at Brondesbury on July 10. F. Atkinson, c Powell, b L. L ien ard ........... G. S. Lee, c R. A. Ben­ nett, b S. Lienard... A. W. Everett, b S. Lienard ...................! S. Parkhouse, b L. Lienard ... ........... H. D. Chaplin, mn out ........................... W. G. Lock, c Hender­ son, b Hogg ........... F. Parkhouse, c and b H. G. V. Homer J. H. Almond, b E. H ogg.......................... P. H. Tanty, not out.. Z. V. Wakefield, c R. A. Bennett, b H. G. V. Homer ... ........... — Gregory, b H. G. V. Homer ................... B 4, lb 1 ........... Total ........... E. A. Bennett, c Almond, b Tanty ... 10 C. Powell, c Lee, b Almond ...................20 S. Lienard, run ou t... 0 L. Lienard, c Atkin­ son, b Almond ... 0 E. Hogg, R. A. Benne Trench did not bat. L ondon S cottish . E. A. Homer, run out 5 W. G. Henderson, not out ..........................13 H. G. V. Homer, not out 7 Byes, &c.............. 0 Total (5 wkts) 55 A. H. Read and G. F. LONDON SCOTTISH v. PALLINGSWICK.— Played at Brondesbury on July 17. P allingswick . J. Bowstead, b S. LienE. O. WThitefield, c L. ard ........................... 1 Lienard ,bS.Lienard 15 J. R. Cocke, b S. LienC. F. Leigh-Bennett, ard .......................... 8 run out ................... 1 J. Houghton, c BenA. E. Wallis, b S. nett, b Read ........... 6 Lienard ................... 1 E. A. Collins, run out 0 J. Davison, not out... 1 R. G. Mumsif, c and b T. Singh, b S. Lienard 0 S. Lienard ........... 22 Byes ................... 2 D. W. Brewster, b H. — G. V. Homer ........... 0 Total ... 57 Second innings : J. Houghton, not out, 10 ; A. E. Wallis, b H. G. V. Homer, 10 ; J. Davison, b H. G. V. Homer, S ; Byes 5, Total (2 wkts) 33. L ondon S cottish . b C. Powell, c and B rew ster...................13 L. Lienard, c Singh, b B rew ster...................21 S. Lienard, b Leigh - Bennett ...................25 E. A. Homer, c Cocke, b Brewster ...........14 n.G.V.Homer, c Brew­ ster, b Houghton ... 10 W. G. Henderson, c Wallis, b Collins ... 1 A. H. Read, c and b Cocke ...................10 G. T. Trench, c Davi­ son, b Brewster ... 4 J. H. Adamson, c Singh,b Bowsted... 10 R.A.Bennett,c Cocke, b Leigh-Bennett ... 7 S. Artaud, not out ... 2 B 21, lb 2, w 1... 24 Total ..141 GEORGE LEW IN & Co., (Established 1869.) Club Colour Specialists and Athletic Clothing Manufacturers. OUTFITTERS BY APPOINTMENT To the Australians, 1896,1899 and 1902 ; Mr. Stoddart’s XI., 1894 -1895, 1897- 1898; Mr. MacLaren’s XI., 1901-1902 ; West Indian XI., 1900 and 1906 ; South Africans XI., 1901 and 1907; and M.C.C., Lancashire, Kent, Surrey and London Counties, Wanderers, Stoics. Bromley, Sutton, and all Public Schools’ Old Boys’ Clubs.—Write for Estimates Free. Telegraphic Address: “ Leotade , London*' Telephone ; P. O. City 607. 8, Crooked Lane, M onument, London Bridge, E.C. CRICKET IN AMERICA. TORONTO v. HAVERFORD COLLEGE.—Played at Toronto on June 19 and won by the home side by 230 runs. Score :— T oronto . W. W. Wright, cBrey, b Howson..................19 A. H. Gibson, lbw, b Howson ..................10 A. D. Heward, c Fur­ ness, b Howson ... 34 G. H. Southam, c Roberts, b Downing 63 L.J.Sheather,bHowson 8 * Innings declared closed. S. Beatty and R, M. Harcourt did not bat. H averford . H. E. Beatty, c Hart- shorne, b Furness... 67 N.Seagram, b Furness 7 M. Rathbun, not out 9 S.R. Saunders, notout 66 Byes, &c..............20 Total (7 wkts)*303 H. A. Furness,b RathA. L. Baily (jr.), b bun .......................... 0 Rathbun.................. 4 A.W. Hutton,c Gibson, J. W. Pennypacker, b b Southam ........... 12 Seagram ................... 6 R.M. Brey, b Southam 18 T. K. Sharpless, c H. Howson. c Gibson, Gibson, b Rathbun 4 b Southam .......... 8 E. W. David, not out 1 W. H. Roberts (jr.), b Byes, &c.............. 18 Seagram .................. 1 — J. F. Downing, run out 0 Total ......... 73 W. D. Uartshorne (jr.) cSoutham,bSeagiam 1 OTTAWA v. HAVERFORD COLLEGE.—Played at Ottawa on June 23 and 24 and won by Ottawa by eight wickets. Bristow took fifteen wickets for 114 runs. Score and analysis:— First innings. H. A. Furness, b Bristow.. H averford . 6 A.W. Hutton, c Heygate, b Johnston ........................... R. N. Brey, c Williamson, b Johnston ................... J. W. Pennypacker, c A ck- land, b Bristow ........... H. Howson, b Bristow W. H. Roberts, bBristow ... Second innings, c F. Campbell, b B ristow ...........21 c Williamson, b Bristow ......... 11 lbw, b Bristow ... 5 b Johnston ... 5 b B ristow ...........12 c Campbell, b Johnston ... 4 cFarrell,bBristow 13 not out ........... 7 c R a n k in , b Johnston ... 3 c H e y g a t e , b B ristow ........... 0 E.W. David, lbw, b Bristow ... 3 Byes, &c. ... 13 Total...........97 T. K. Sharpies, b Bristow 25 W. Hartshorn, b Bristow... 0 A. L. Baily, b Bristow ... 20 F. A. Myers, not o u t.......13 J. S. Downing, b Bristow 0 Byes, &c........... II Total .......109 O ttawa . First innings. Second innings. M. G. Bristow, c and b c R o b e r t s , b H artshorn.......................... 5 H ow son .......... 3 F. L. C. Pereira, c Penny­ packer, b Hartshorn ... 16 notout .......... 24 D.C. Campbell, b Hartshorn 16 b H ow son.......... 5 H. J. Heygate, b Hartshorn 15 not out ..........33 H. Ackland, b Howson ... 63 W. Johnston, b Howson ... 7 T. Rankin, c Hutton, b Furness .......................... 8 F. H. Williamson, b Harts­ horn .................................. 2 R. B. Farrell, b Hartshorn 0 G. H. Wattsford, not out... 4 F. Campbell, b Hartsborn 0 Byes, . c.................. 3 Byes, &c. ... 3 Total .......... . 139 Total (2 wkts) 68 H averford . First innings. Second innings. W. R. W. R. Bristow ... 8 60 ... ... 7 54 Johnston ... 2 29 ... ... 3 14 F arrell.......... 0 10 .. ... 0 14 Pereira.......... 0 2 ... ... 0 2 ow bowled one wide and Johnston two no-balls O ttaw a . First innings. Howson Hartshorn ... Pennypacker Furness Second innings. W. R. W. R. 2 60' ... ... 2 20 7 60 ... ... 0 34 0 7 ... 1 9 ... Bailey ... o 13 Howson bowled one wide. OTTAWA v. PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.— Played at Ottawa on June 25 and 26 and left drawn. The batting of Heygate and the bowling of Hordern were the features of the match. Score and analysis:— O ttawa . First innings. Second innings. M. G. Bristow, st Winter, b Hordern .......................... 0 F. L. C. Pereira, b Webster 0 b Crowell ........... J. A. Gray, b Hordern ... 22 notout................... 1 H. J. Heygate, c and b Hordern ..........................139 T. Rankin, b Hordern ... 3 H. Ackland, c Satchell, b C lem en ts..........................21 W. Johnson, b Hordern ...2 4 notout................... 8 D. C. Campbell, b Hordern 1 D. B. Farrill, b Hordern ... 5 T. H. Williamson, b Hor­ dern .................................. 0 F. Campbell, not o u t........... 0 G. H. Watsford, b Hordern 5 Byes, &c........................... 3 Broughton, b Crowell ...........14 b Crowoll ........... 0 Byes, &c. ... 1 Total ... P ennsylvania F.W.Satchell,bBristow 13 G. K. Broughton, b Farrell .................. 7 A. Hunter, c Heygate, b Bristow.................. 4 L.E.Crockett, b Farrell 5 H. V. Hordern, st Ackland, b Bristow 70 E. Wood, st Ackland, b Bristow .................. 0 223 Total (3 wkts) 29 U niversity . E. Hopkinson, c Gray, b Pereira...................13 C.H.W inter,bPereira 25 J. Graham, b Bristow 0 B. Clements, c and b John son................... 5 T. Crowell, b Johnson 0 M. Webster, not out 0 Byes, &c.................. 9 Total ...152 O ttaw a . First innings. Hordern... Webster... Clements Crowell .. Crockett O. . 43 13 , 20 , 8 , 4 M. R. W. 77 9 , 38 1 . 59 1 . 23 0 22 0 Satchell Second innings. O. M. R. W. !!'. 4 0 7 0 3 0 Bri 3 tow , Johnson , Farrell P ennsylvania U niversity . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. .28 6 70 5 IPereira ... 8 2 21 2 .15 6 23 2 Gray ... 2 0 6 0 .11 3 23 2 | Bristow bowled two wides. REPTON SCHOOL v. MALVERN COLLEGE.— Played at Repton on July 8 and 9 and won by Repton by 203 runs. In Malvern’s second innings Smythe took seven wickets for 17. Score :— R epton School. First innings. Second innings. D. F. Fitzgibbon, b Burton 0 b Scott... ............ 1 I. P. F. Campbell, c Lucas, b Burton ..........................27 lbw, b Scott ... 18 D. W. Ellis, b Scott ..........22 c Knight,bMorice 41 J. L. S. Vidler, not out ...47 cKnight,b Morice 99 b ... 25 b Morice b 1 20 E. C. Moses, c Arnold Thompson.................. C. G. P. Alliston, lbw, K evill-D avies.......... n. C. Cutts, b Kevill-Davies 0 b Burton A. P. Rutherford, b Scott.. 14 b Morice F. S. G. Calthorpe, c Nau- mann, b S cott.................. 0 D. Smythe, b Scott ........... 9 W. B. Franklin, b Scott ... 0 notout ........... 1 B 15, lb 2, w 1, nb 5... 23 B35,lb5,nb 5... 45 Total .................168 Total (9 wkts)*367 * Innings declared closed. M a lv ern C o lleg e . ... 36 ... 41 c Scott, b Morico.. 22 b Lucas ...........43 First innings. H. S. Kevill - Davies, st Franklin, b Vidler...........49 D. Knight, b Alliston ... 20 F.C. G.Naumann,b Alliston 11 R. G. Thompson, c Cutts, b Alliston .......................... 2 R. C. Burton, c Ellis, b Alliston ..........................44 G. C. Lucas, c Franklin, b Calthorpe.......................... 0 R. E. B. Davey,c Calthorpe, b Vidler ..........................27 P. H. Murray, c Cutts, b Calthorpe..........................17 A. W. H. Scott, c Cutts, b Fitzgibbon ................... 6 C. S. Morice, not out...........28 A. C. P. Arnold, c Fitz­ gibbon, b S m y th e ...........15 B 14, w 5, nb 6 ...........25 Second innings. c Cutts, b Smythe 12 b Smythe ........... 9 b Smythe ........... 8 b Smythe ... b Calthorpe b Smythe c Vidler, b thorpe b Calthorpe.., not out b Smythe b Smythe Cal- Total ...........244 B 6 ,lb l,w 2 , lb 3 12 Total .