Cricket 1912

J une 22, 1912. CEICKET: A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. 271 LEICESTER IVANHOE v. WELLINGBOROUGH MASTERS.—At Leices- ter. Wellingborough Masters, 119; W. H. Denton 44, K. White 22. Ivanhoe, 12.3 ; W. F. Curtis 38. MATCHES ON JUNE 13. EDGWARE v. STANMORE.—At Edgware. Stanmoro, 118; E. Ridout 44. Edgware, 82 ; W. Newberry 20. ST. LAWRENCE A v. KENT COLLEGE.—At Canterbury. St. Lawrence A, 113 for 8, dec. ; H. W. Furley 22. Kent College, 91 for 6 ; R. T. Norman 43, A.. Brownscombe 22. TROJANS v. RINGWOOD.—At County Ground, Southampton. Trojans, 213 ; H. Brown 80, H. A. Haigh Smith 44, M. B. Lawson 43. Ringwood, 114; L. H. Stamford 24, K. Ross 24. FULHAM v. CAMBERWELL.—At Fulham. Fulham, 78; J. S. Fryer 34, Heap 30*. Camberwell 55. BLUE MANTLES v. UPPER TOOTING.—At. Tunbridge Wells. Blue Mantles, 277 ; J. H. Kelsey 70*, C. Elliott 59, Capt. Disney Roebuck, 40, L. Faulkner 30, H. C. Thomas 22. Upper Tooting, 226 for 5 ; R. R. Sandilands 92, D. N. Butcher 91*. OAKHAM SCHOOL v. NOTTS AMATEURS.—At Oakham. The School, 214 ; M. A. Neilson 58, C. C. Sills 45, S. H. G. Humfrey 37, C. A. Thornton 28. Notts Amateurs, 103 ; R. S. Tonkin 28, A. E. Smith 20. EASTBOURNE COLLEGE v. M.C.C.—At Eastbourne, June 14. The College, 97 ; O. G. Hake 24. M.C.C., 346 for 7 ; C. L. Sutton 99, N. J. Moffat 97, F. W. P. Holton 61*, C. T. Agar 43. MATCHES O JUNE 15. ARLINGTON AND LEYTONSTONE v. GRAYS MANOR.— At Grays. Grays Manor, 172; C. Prior 50, Flinn 50. Arlington and Leytonstone, 80; G. S. Cole 27, L. Williams 18, J. Hoare 18. SUTTON V. UPPER TOOTING.— At Sutton. Sutton, 299 ; J. G. M. Bell 103, A. Butt 53, W. S. Lonsdale 41. J. A. Knight 33, R. M. Bell 28. Upper Tooting 140 ; Capt. Anderson 59, J. F. Hosken 39. WEST KENT WANDERERS v. MERCATORES.— At Blackheath. W .K.W . 86 ; W. D. Nyers 19, F. Silk 17. Mercatores 205 for 8. Browthorpe 51*, Shepherd 44*, Beavis 40. OLD WHITGIFTIANS V. EW E LL— At Ewell. Old Whitgiftians 210 for 5 declared ; R. V. Bowater 63, G. A. Ellis 42, C. Pegg 25. Ewell 76 ; W B. Horne 17, E. Purley Junr. 14. DULWICH v. CYPHERS.— At Dulwich. Dulwich 194 ; P. H. Slater 58, S. H. Bridge 38. Cyphers 76 ; A. F. Rowe 15, G. K. Radcliffe 14. HAMPSTEAD v. STREATHAM.— At Hampstead. Hampstead 269; F. R. D. Munro 94, J. Mackie 60, D. J. Crump 27, S. S. Pawlins 22, G. Crosdale 20*. Streatham 176 ; C. D. Parton 60, G. H. Pellay 29. THE WANDERERS v. SANATORIUM— At Virginia Water. The Wan­ derers 218 ; L. S. Wells 64, R. Kenward 38, S. Stafford 27*, P. G. Gale 25. Sanatorium 85 ; Roles 21. For the Wanderers W. M. Bradley took 6 wickets for 36. CRANLEIGH SCHOOL v. ST. JOHNS COLLEGE, IIURSTPIERPOINT. — At Cranleigh. St. John’s College 118 ; D. I). F. Uniache 42, R. M. K. Denning 29. Cranleigh School 127 for 3 declared ; P. W. W. Armfelt 85, C. B. Short 19*. LESSNESS PARK V. OLD CHARLTON— At Lessness Heath. Old Charl­ ton 120 ; W. J. Gill 54*, S. D. Fresco 21. Lessness Park 267 for 8 ; E. Upton 58, W. Gentry 48, J. Board 36*, G. Swan 23, C. Wallace, 23, E. Hawkes 22. J. Wrilson, 22. LONDON SCOTTISH V. BRONDESBURY.— At Cricklewood. London Scottish 116 ; H. Lienard 38, E. A. Bennett 34, H. G. V. Homer 21*. Brondes­ bury 208 for 7 ; B. McLachlan 61, E. Eldrid 34, F. Jarvis 29. L. & N. W. R. v. SOUTH ESSEX— At Wembley. South Essex 38 ; Shilton 7 wickets for 13. L. & N.W\K. 219 for 9. H. J. Paris 119* carried his bat through the innings. STANMORE v. U. C. S. OLD BOYS.— At Stanmore. Stanmore 227 for 5 declared ; C. F. WTelch 114*, J. H. Body 37, E. Wells 22, W. F. Hill 22. U. C. S. Old Boys 119 ; J. N. Crawford 20, P. Woolen 18*, S. Smith 18, M. Griffith Jo es 17. G.W.R. v. HOUNSLOW.—At Castle Bar Park. Hounslow, 149 ; White 70, Saunders 39. G. W. R., 80 ; Gibbs 27. KENSINGTON (N. & S.) v. BRIXTON UNITED.—At North Kensington. Kensington, 310; Swan 117, Fisher, retired, 103, Fairbrother 38, Doughty 32. Brixton United, 46 ; Perrin took 7 wickets for 12, including the hat trick. PRIVATE BANKS v. SPENCER.—At Catford Bridge. Spencer 263 for 3 declared ; W. F. Jennings 83*, V. J. W'oodward 56*, F. F. Boles 49, J. T. Gordon 28, F. M. Barton 25. Private Banks 250 for 7 ; C. E. Melville 82, D. W. Jones 42, W. A. Smith 37, A. B. Thomas 25*, C. R. Ingersoll 22. EALING v. FINCHLEY.— At Ealing. Ealing 215 for 8 declared ; Hobbs 85, Bradbery 23. Finchley 111 ; A. Griffith 22, Wakefield 20. NORTH MIDDLESEX v. ST. PANCRAS.— At Crouch End. North Midddle- sex 101 ; Lee 50. St. Pancras 57 ; Fairbrother 19. GRANVILLE (LEE) v. GUY’S HOSPITAL.— At Lee. Guy’s Hospital 215; C. Montgomery 55, B. F. Sampson 34 ; Biddle 27, Beer 23. Granville 213; E. A. Brymer 38, H. A. Dickens 31, N. Cockell 29. ADDISCOMBE V. OLD MERCHANT TAYLORS.— At Addiscombe. O.M.T.’s 176 ; E. N. Fuller 48, R. H. Wells 28, J. S. Ryan 23, E. 11. Cockell 21. Addiscombe 138 ; D. Holman 30, F. Radge 24, J. F. Wardle 18. M.C.C. v. SOUTHGATE— At Southgate. M.C.C. 146 ; A. Hollender 31, E. G. Raphael 28, D. J. Cavasetti 25, G. J. Hardy 24. Southgate 235 for 6 ; C. A. Caslon 133, S. H. Saville 38. UPPER TOOTING v. BANSTEAD.— At Upper Tooting. Upper Tooting 228 ; C. L. Fabel 75, W. A. Pepper 41. N. E. Mather 33, E. E Trotman 24. Ban- stead 217 for 4 ; G. H. Inman 70, O. T. Norris 47*, A. Lubbock 45*. EALING V. SOUTH HAMPSTEAD.— At Willesden Green. South Hamp­ stead 131 : G. H. Bamford 23, P. Brachi 22. Ealing 244 ; S. Lloyd Jones 45, J. H. Tolkien 36, D. Hoole 30, II. D. Moffat 29, C. A. Bolter 27. ROEHAMPTON v. PARSON’S GREEN.— At Roehampton. Roehampton 172 ; Goodwin 47*, Crosby 32, Powley 25. Parsons Green 67 ; Driver 32. WALHAM GREEN v. RICHMOND P A R K — At WTcst London. Walham Green 253 for 1 wicket declared ; Weston 141*, McRae 98. Richmond Park 86 ; Hunt 47. Comyns took 4 wickets for 14, Dwyer 4 for 16. TOWNLEY PARK V. OLD OLAVIANS.— At North Dulwich. Townley Park 220 for 5 declared ; Lasscy 94, Walters 45, G. Parker 31. Old Olavians 147 for 7 ; W. Bessell 55, Williams 32*. STREATHAM v. LONDON & WESTMINSTER BANK.— At Streahham. Bank 101 ; R. S. Hartree 20, C. F. Welbourne 17, 11. S. Baker 16. Streatham 167 ; N. Miller 85*, A. E. Prosser 47. CLAPHAM RAMBLERS v. MALDEN WANDERERS.— At Merton Hall Road. Clapham Ramblers 190 ; C. R. Browne 104, 18 fours, and 5 wickets for 27 runs. Malden Wanderers 92 for 8 (Murrell 49). SPENCER v. CRICKLEWOOD.— At Wandsworth Common, June 8. Spencer, 218 for 6, dec, ; F. L. Morey 56, F. F. Boles 52, W. F. Jennings 40, J T Gordon 34, F. M. Barton 19* Cricklewood 29 and 85 for 4. Barton, 6 for 19 and the hat trick SHEPHERD’S BUSH v BATTERSEA— At East Acton. Shepherd’s Bush, 226 for 5, dec ; Darvill 71*, Scott 51, Wilmot 36, Wilts 24.* Battersea, 110for 7 ; White 38, Swain 32. BATTERSEA “ A ” V SHEPHERD’S BUSH “ A ” — At Battersea. Batter­ sea, 105 ; Eakland 21. Shepherd’s Bush, 132 ; Newton 48, Heeley 35*, Heald 26. THE MOTE V INCOGNITI— At Mote Park, Maidstone. Incogniti, 190 ; E J Metcalfe 86*, E. A. Willett 44. The Mote, 195 for 5 ; J. S. Tosswill 52*, R C Parkin 47, the Rev H. 11 Ellison 30* WOODFORD WELLS, v HAMPSTEAD— At Woodford. Hampstead, 125 H. S. Maclure 40, 1). T. Monteath 25. Wroodford Wells, 199 for 9 ; H. E. Sheaves 34, P. E. Morris 30, E. C. Palmer (ret.) 28, F. W. Hughes 25, W. C. Kislingbury 21, W. E. Beck, 21. BRENTWOOD v. HAMPSTEAD.— At Brentwood, nampstead, 111 ; T. H. Farmiloe 44. Brentwood, 197 ; A. P. Lucas 41, W. R. Stokes 40, C. Bean 31*, C. Lydcs 20. SOUTH-WEST HAM v. EASTERN NOMADS.— At Tidal Basin. S.W. Ham, 274 for 8 ; A. E. Howard 75, J. S. Cossington 37, T. Mitchell 32*, E. Connor 25. E. Nomada, 121 ; H. Green 37. PHtENIX ASSURANCE v. NORWICH UNION F IR E — Phcenix, 97 ; A. S. Hardy 32, A. S. MacDonald 27. N.U., 105 ; S. R. B. Cowles 30, R. H. W. Lee 20*. BLANCO For Cleaning and Whitening White Buckskin and Canyas Shoes, Cricket Pads, and all other articles of a similar nature. 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