Cricket 1909

4 3 2 C R IC K E T : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. S e p t . 23, 1909. THE GENTLEMEN OF IRELAND IN AMERICA. 1 st M atch .— v. O T T AW A . Played at Ottawa on September 5 and 6 and left drawn. Heygate, brother of the Sussex player, did admirably in his first innings ; in his second he had made a single when he lacerated the muscle of his right thigh in turning. Score and analysis :— O tta w a . First innings. J. A. Gray, lbw, b Napper H. Ackland, b Harrington W. Johnston, c McGee, b Napper ........................... 0 H. J. Heygate, not out ... .38 F. Campbell, b Napper ... 0 M. G. Bristow, c Mooney, b Napper ... ................... 0 D. C. Campbell, b Napper 0 Second innings, b Harrington ... 4 b Harrington ... Rev. G. H. Dudir, b Napper F. Davis, c. McGee, b Napper T. Rankin, run out ........... R. B. Farrell, c Mooney, b Napper ........................... Byes, &c....................... Total ......... ' G entlem en F. H. Browning, b Bristow .................. 30 J. McGee, lbw, b Davis 4 E. Mooney, c Dudir, b Bristow ................... <» G.A.Morrow,bBristow 26 G. Andrews, c Rankin, b Johnston ........... 0 H. M.Meade, c F.Camp- bell, b Johnston ... 14 J. Aston, c Johnston, Harrington Napper ... Coffey ... lbw, b Napper ... 0 retired hurt ... 1 b Napper ......... 0 c M o r r o w , b Napper ........... 4 st Browning, b Harrington ... 4 c Read, b Coffey 17 b Andrews........... 1 not o u t ................. 3 c McGee, b Har­ rington ........... 0 Byes, &c. ... 5 ...88 70 Total )H I relan d . J. F. Tracy, c Heygate, b Bristow ........... 2 W. Harrington, st Ackland, b Bristow 10 VV. Coffey, c Davis, b Bristow .................. 0 W. Napper, not out... 0 Byes, &c.................. 5 Total ...106 Bristow Davis ................ 0 O tta w a . innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. VV. .. 13 2 28 1 ... ... 10 2 26 3 .. 13 1 88 8 ... ... 13 1 43 3 . 1 0 6 0 ... ... 3 1 10 1 Andrews ... 6 5 4 1 G entlem en of I relan d . ) M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 1 3 57 7 1Johnston. 9 •1 19 2 11 3 25 1 | 2 nd M a tc h . — v. ONTARIO . Played at Toronto on September 7 and 8. The Gentlemen of Ireland won by 90 runs, but Ontario were without three of their best men. Score and analysis G entlem en of I relan d . Second innings. b Swan First innings. J. M. Magee, b Rathbun ... C. A. Morrow, st Cordner, b Gibson ...........................30 b Rathbun W. Mooney, c Gibson, b Reid .................................. F. H. Browning, b Reid ... 27 c and b Reid 1 c Swan, b Rath- b u n .................. D. Andrews, lbw, b Gibson 34 b Reid ... H. M. Read, lbw, b Gibson 3 13 10 J. Aston, lbw, b Gibson . W. P. Hone, st Cordner, Gibson ........................ W. Harrington, run out . W. H. Napper, b Reid J. E. Lynch, not out Byes, &c................ Total Swan, b Sea­ gram .......... 41 8 c Gibson, b Reid 17 ► c Reid, b Sea- 0 gram ..............20 18 not out.............. 3 17 c Seagram,b Swan 0 4 c Swan, b Reid... 0 22 Byes, &c.... 8 ...........169 Total..........174 O n ta r io . First innings. H. G. Davidson, b Har­ rington ........................... 8 A. H. Gibson, b Harrington 2 J. Bell, b L yn ch ................... 3 F. C. Evans, c Read, b Lynch...................................22 D. Cordner, b Lynch...........12 H. S. Reid, c Read, b Lynch 5 S. U. Saunders, c Morrow, b Andrews.......................... 12 W. R. Marshall, b Harring­ ton .................................. 12 T. Swan, b Andrews........... 0 N. Seagram, lbw, b Har­ rington ........................... 4 L. M. Rathbun, not out ... 0 Byes, &c ...................17 Total ...................97 Second innings, c A n d r e w s , b Harrington ... 6 not out...................37 c Harrington, b Napper ...........41 b Harrington ... 1 c Morrow,b Aston 10 b Aston ...........33 c Aston, b Nap­ per ...................11 c Br.owning, b Napper ........... 8 c Lynch, b Aston 0 c Magee, b Aston 0 b Aston ........... 4 Byes, &c. ... 5 Total...........156 G entlem en of I relan d . First innings. _ _ Second innings. Gibson ... Reid Rathbun Seagram Davidson O. 15 9 10 M. R. W. 0 50 5 . 0 27 3 . 1 39 1 . 9 Swan O. 9 20 9 , 7 M. R. W. 0 52 0 7 57 4 1 24 2 3 15 2 1 18 2 O n tario . First innings. O. M. R. W. Second innings. O. M. R. W. Harrington Lynch ... Andrews . 17 14 4 47 4 .. 7 28 4 .. 1 5 2 .. Napper .. Morrow.. Afeton 13 4 XXL OF TWICKENHAM AND DISTRICT v. W. LEES’ XV. — Played at Twickenham on Monday and won easily by the Eleven, who scored 404 in 140 minutes. Platt, in making 85, hit nine 6’s. Trott took eleven wickets for 15 runs in 13 overs. Score:— XXL of T w ickenham and D istrict . W. Walbanck, b Rush- E. G. Wajlis, b Rushby A. B. Cozens, c E. Hen­ dren, b Williams ... F. Fox, b Rushby ... A. Kettle, cStrudwick, b Williams ........... L. Docker, st Strud­ wick, b Trott ........... H. Hancock, c Hay­ ward, b Trott ........... W. Obey, b Trott ... F. Looker, run out ... T. J. Barbour, stStrud- wick, b T rott........... A. Poupart, st Strud­ wick, b T rott........... W. Wallis, st Strud­ wick, b T r o tt.......... T.S.Astill, c Williams, b Crawford .......... S. Trebett, b Marshal P. Bickford, b Platt... H. Hencher, b Trott .. J. King, b Trott S. Walbanck, c and b Trott .................. W. Keeling, not out... F. Tonnstein, b Trott W. Poupart, b Trott... B 9, lb 3, n -b l... Total .......... 1 W. L ees ’ XV. T. Hayward,bW. Wallis 47 E. Hendren, c Looker, b Fox.......................... V. F. S. Crawford, c Bickford, bW . Wallis W. Davis, c Bickford, b Cozens .................. Alan Marshal, c S.Wal­ banck, b Poupart ... G.W. Ayres, not out... H. Strudwick, run out W. Williams, b W. Walbanck................... 62 34 A. E.Trott, c Bickford b Walbanck ...........38 E. Mignon, b Docker 51 G. Platt, b. Wallis .. 85 T.Rushby, c Hancock, b Docker.................. 2 D. Hendren, b A. Pou­ part .......................... 1 Gar Goatley, run out 32 W. Lees, run out ... 3 B 7, lb 2 .......... 9 Total ...404 HAMISH STUART’S XII. v. XXII. OF BRENT­ FORD AND DISTRICT. — Played at Boston Farm, Brentford, on September 14 and left drawn. Score:— XXII. of B ren tford and D istrict . C. Ball, c Abel, b Rushby ................. 0 C. Lewin, c Lees, b J. Hendren ........... 3 M ills.......................... 5 F. J. Baker, b Mills... 0 A. A. Underwood, c E. Hendren, b Rushby 21 A.Stallabrass,bRushby 3 R. W. G. Golding, b J. H en dren ...................61 S. Whitt, c Chetham- Strode, b Hendren 4 C.E. Dalton, c Douglas, b R ushby.................. 2 W. H. Freemantle, c d re n ........................... 3 Chetham-Strode, b W. F. Bourne, b Mills 1 M ills.......................... 9 W.Ransom .c Chetham- Strode, b Mills ... 7 A. C. Hodges, b Mills 14 E. O. Whitefield, lbw, Total b J. H endren........... 1 S. Bishop, b Mills ... W. Barker, c Lees, b . r H. Edwards, c E. b J. Hendren ........... W. Lewin, b J. Hen­ dren .......................... G. Butcher, c D. Hen­ dren, b M ills........... C. Eden, run out F. W. Christian, c Douglas, b J. Hen H. Pilgrim, b Mills... F. Baker, not out ... Byes, &c.................. H am ish S tu art ’ s XII. E.Hendren,c F.Baker, b Christian ...........21 W. Abel, run out ... 5 D.Hendren, c Golding, b Underwood........... 4 E. R. Chetham-Strode, lbw, b Christian ... 13 E. S. Bouchier, c Ball, b U nderwood........... 4 Lieut. W.R.B. Douglas, b B ou rn e.................. 8 J.Hendren,bChristian 0 W. Lees, c Ball, b Bourne ................... 0 T.Rushby, st Golding, b Bourne.................. 10 A. W. H. Wahid, b R a n som .................. 6 Hamish Stuart, not out .......................... 6 C. Mills, not out ... 2 Byes, &c..................10 Total (10 wkts) 89 OBITUARY. M r . H . B oyton . Mr. Harry Boyton, at one time one of the best-known Metropolitan club-cricketers, died at Crouch End on the l l t l i inst. in his forty- ninth year. He was associated chiefly with the Clapton Club, whose averages he headed for several seasons. As a proof of his skill and consit>tency it may be stated that from 1890 to 1893 his figures for that club were 57, 58, 56 and 57. H is batting was of the highest order, and his driving a treat in itself. It was once written of him :— “ H is defence is strong, and his reach is long, and woe betide the bowler who is in the habit of pitching them up.” In June, 1887, be made 210 not out against Croydon, and in July, 1892, scored 277 in the match with Stoke Newington, the runs on each occasion being made for Clapton. Several times he played for Essex, and, without reproducing the form he showed in club matches, proved a useful member of the side. H is portrait was pub­ lished in C ricket of A p ril 19th, 1894. J oseph H a l l . Joseph H all, for more than fifty years a playing member of the Wetherby Cricket Club, died at Leeds on the 15th inst. in his seventy-seventh year. It was only two years ago that he retired from active participation in the game. SIR E. D. W ALKERS XI. v. J. BUCKNELL’S X L —This match, played at Darlington on Friday and Saturday last, proved such a success that it is likely a “ Darlington Festival” will be arranged in future years. The game will be found referred to in Gossip. Score:— J. B uckneli .’ s First innings. W. Rhodes, c King, b Morris.................................. 8 S. Haigh, b Morris .......... 5 J. T. Newstead, b Morris... 4 D. Denton, b M orris.......... 16 J.W. Rothery, b Thompson 6 G. H. Hirst, b Cuffe .........53 A. Drake, c Morris, b King 40 L. Whitehead, b Thompson 6 A. E. Walker, c Huddleston, b Morris .......................... 3 J. Chidgey, b M orris.......... 8 J. Bucknell, not o u t .......... 0 Byes, &c.......................14 Total ......... . ...163 XI. Second innings. lbw, b Morris ... ] st Lowe, b Cuffe c Turnbull, b Morris .......... 1 not out .......... b Cuffe.................. c Salmon, b Mor­ ris .................. st Lowe, b Cuffe b Cuffe.................. not out b Cuffe.......... b Thompson Byes, &c. 33 0 17 31 Total.......... 127 S ir E. D. W a lk e r ’ s XL First innings. A. E. Lewis, b Newstead... 36 G. Turnbull, lbw, b Hirst... J. T. Tyldesley, b Hirst ... J. H. King, c Chidgey, b Drake.................................. J. A. Cuffe, lbw, b Haigh... G. J. Thompson, b Hirst... C. L. Townsend, c Drake, b Hirst .......................... H. Salmon, c Rhodes, b Birst .................................. G. Lowe, b Newstead A. Huddleston, b Rhodes .. C. Morris, not out ........... Byes, &c....................... Second innings. Chidgey, b Rhodes .......... 7 not out .......... 33 c Drake, b Rhodes 6 b Rhodes .......... 13 c Haigh, b Rhodes 15 Total st Chidgey, b Rhodes .......... 12 Byes, &c. ... 0 Total (5 wkta) S6 TEST MATCH SOUVENIR. Copies of the Official Score, printed on satin, of the match played at the Oval between England and Australia, P r ic e 1 /•, including Postage. “ Cricket” Office: 168, Upper ThamesSt., E.C. Printed and Published by M e r r itt & H atch er , L td ., 167, 168 and 169, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C., September 23rd, 1909.