Cricket 1912

J une 29, 1912. CEICKET : A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. 291 YORKSHIRE v. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.—At Bradford, June 24, 25, 26. Drawn. Y orkshire . Wilson, c W. H. Denton, b East... 29 I Newstead, run o u t ............................ 4 Kilner, c Seymour, b Thompson... 0 ' Haigh, st Buswell, b Smith ... 21 Denton, c East, b Thompson ... 46 8ir A. W. White, not o u t............... 51 Drake, b East ........................... S Dolphin, not out ............................ 2 J. Tasker,b Thompson ............... 0 Extras ............... Booth, c Haywood, b Smith ... 56 Bates, lbw, b T h om p son ............... 18 I Total (9 wkts)* *Innings declared closed. Thompson, 30-6-88-4 ; Smith, 16-2-80-2; East 15-2*67-2. First innings. N orthamptonshire . Second i W. H. Denton, run o u t .......................... East, lbw, b Drake .......................... Haywood, c Booth, b D r a k e ............... W. H. Denton, run ou t.......................... S. G. Smith, b Newstead ............... Thompson, c Tasker, b Newstead J. S. Denton, not out ........................... G. A. T. Vials, c Drake, b Haigh Woolley, c Haigh, b Newstead Seymour, b Haigh ......................... Wells, c Booth, b Haigh ............... Buswell, lbw, b H a ig h .......................... Extras .......................... Total.......................... 1 st I nns .: Drake, 8-2-17-2; Newstead, 16-4-39-3; Haigh, 9-1-13-4. 2 nd I nns . : Newstead, 11-7-S-4; Haigh, 12-7-6-1; Drake, 5-5-0-0; Kilner, 11-7-14-0. 6 b Newstead......................... 0 9 c Booth, b Newstead 1 0 6 2 b Haigh .......................... 0 c Tasker, b Newstead 0 10 st Dolphin, b Kilner 1 23 retired ill .......................... 3 2 st Dolphin, b Kilner 6 1 not out ........................... 2 10 6 0 b Newstead.......................... 5 5 Extras .............. 6 74 Total (7 wkts)... 24 SUSSEX v. OXFORD UNIVERSITY.—At Horsham, June 24, 25, 26, Sussex winning by an innings and 147 runs. S ussex . H. L. Simms, b Vidler .............. 6 I H. P. Chaplin, e Bardsley, b Lister Vine, c Bardsley, b Vidler............... 66 Kaye..................................................40 Relf (R.), c Campbell, b Vidler ... 51 Jupp, lbw, b Fraser ............... 17 Relf (A. E.), b Lister Kaye ... 15 Street, not out .......................... 26 Bowley, b Lister Kaye ............... 13 I Extras............ 43 P. G. H. Fender, not o u t .............133 R. K. Simms, c Campbell, b Vidler 4 i Total (S wkts)* ... 414 * Innings declared closed. Vincett did not bat. Vidler, 38-5-94-4 ; Lord, '.'-0-40-0; Lister-Kaye, 27*4-4-56-3 ; Naumann, 18-5-65-0 ; Bardsley, 5-0-82-0; Crutchley, 5-0-17-0; Fraser, 16 0-67-1. First innings. O xfor R. H. Twining, st Street, b Vincett F. H. Knott, c Relf (R.), b R. K. Simms. I. P. F. Campbell, c Fender, b Vine ... R. V. Bardsley, b Vincett ............... H. S. Altham, b H. L. Simms............... G. E. V. Crutchley, c Vincett, b Vine S. C. G. Naumann, b F en der............... J. S. L. Vidler, lbw, b Vine ............... K. A. Lister-Kaye, b F e n d e r ............... W. F. Lord, c Relf (A. E.), b Vine ... J. N. Fraser, not out ........................... Extras ........................... Total ............................. 1 st I nns . : R. K. Simms, 14-1-41-1 ; Relf (A. E.), 9-4-12 0; H. L. Simms, 12-6-15-1 ; Vincett, 24-6-65-2 ; Vine, 14*3-4-30-4 ; Fender, 7-2-15-2. 2 nd I nns . : II. L. Simms, 15-6-24-3; Relf (A. E.), 20‘4-9-36-6 ; Vincett, 6-1-16-1. IVERSITY Second innings. ... 26 lbw, b Relf (A. E.) 4 is... 19 e Relf (R.), b Relf (A. E.) 3 ... 5S st Street, b Relf (A. E.) ... 3 ... 13 c and b H. L. Simms 2 ... 22 b H. L. Simms .............. 1 22 st Street, b Relf (A. E.) ... 15 12 e Street, b H. L. Simms ... 2 ... 1 c Vincett, b Relf (A.) 23 ... 5 b Vincett .......................... 2 ... 0 c Jupp, b Relf (A.).............. 6 ... 0 not out .......................... 16 8 E x tr a s ............... 4 ... 186 Total ............... 81 HAMPSTEAD v. GUY’S HOSPITAL.— At Hampstead. Guy’s, 165 J J. Greene 38*, G. W. McAndrew 24, C. Vincent Brown 22. Hampstead, 87 ; W. M. Limb 22. WEST HERTS V. LONDON SCOTTISH— At Watford. West Herts, 208f; E. S. Household 67, L. McCoy Hill 66, J. C. W'iggs 22. London Scottish, 73 ; C. Lacey 36— and 109 ; A. H. Read 38, C. Lacey 25. DULWICH COLLEGE v. MR. J. E. GREENWOOD’S X I — At Dulwich. Mr. Greenwood’s XI., 158 ; C. C. G. Wright 84, F. D. Hobbs 22. The College 210 for 6 ; R. K. Nunes 68. MILL HILL SCHOOL v. M.C.C.—At Mill Hill. The School, 76 ; C. Snell 21; B. D. Nicholson 20— and 32 for 1 ; I). B. Aitken 16*. M.C.C., 174; Wain­ wright 37, L. Tubbs 30, J. M. Farmiloe 25, C. H. Pawling 23. ST. JOHN’S SCHOOL (L e a th e rh e a d ) v. MR. G. P. PAVEY’S X I.— At Leatherhead. Mr. Pavey’s XI., 192 for 8, dec. ; Rev. W. B. Dams 60, H. C. James 36. The School, 118 for 9 ; C. L. N. Roberts 46, K. C. Gill 20*. SLOUGH v. BUCKS C. & G.— At Slough. C. & G., 246; E. H. D. Sewell 67, C. H. Alison 53, H. L. Slocock 33, Hon. S. R. Beresford 28, W. Frith Lowndes 21. Slough, 179; E. J. Leat 67, Dr. E. Weaver-Adams 38, O. P. Horlick 33, T. R. Kent 22. EASTON RAMBLERS v. FRAMLINGHAM COLLEGE.— At Easton. Easton Ramblers, 212 for 9, dec. ; E. Godley 90, Rev. A. R. Hoare 74*. The College, 122 ; C. K. Bridgnell 31, E. D. Inskip 30*. LANCING COLLEGE v. THE MASTERS.— At Lancing. The College, 151 for 9, d ec.; G. L. Kemp 72, B. A. Fixsen 37. The Masters, 71 for 8 ; W. H. Ferguson 27*. ACTON TOWTN v. TURNHAM GREEN.— At Acton. Acton Town, 206 for 7, dec. ; F. Hawkins 48, B. Ilsley 36, S. Dean 32*, C Butt 22, C E. Street 21. Turnham Green, 41. SHAFTESBURY G.S. V. PARKSTONE SCHOOL.—At Shaftesbury. S.G.S., 51 ; E. Scammell 16— and 46; W. Jeffery 20. Parkston School, 74 ; F. Norrish 37. EALING v. EALING DEAN.— At Ealing. Ealing Dean, 315 for 6 ; H. W Freemantle 84, H. Drewell 77. Ealing, 95. BIGSHOTTE RAYLES v. WIXENFORD.—Bigshotte ltayles 124 ; Blackley 39, J. Wooldridge 22, Easterbrook 20. Wixenford 63 ; Wilson 23. LUDGROVE SCHOOL v. ST. DAVID’S.—At Ludgrove. The School, 143 for 7, dec. ; A. H. Ferguson 58, Lord Romilly 21. St. David’s, 47 ; F. C. Lynch- Blosse 29*. THE MOTE v. GRAVESEND.—At Mote Park, Maidstone. The Mote, 165 ; G. Bracher 48, Groves 33. Gravesend, 14S ; J. Russell 62. SANDWICH G. S. (S ir R<><;f.r M asw ood’s S ch ool), v. THANET COLLEGE. —Thanet College, 49 ; Minnett 15. S. G. S., 57 for 3 ; H. B. Cole 25*, J. Turk 14 . For S. G. S., J. Turk 4 for 2, G. W. Cole 4 for 11. MATCHES ON JUNE 20. ST. LAWTRENCE (A.) V. SIMON LANGTON SCHOOL.— At Canterbury. The School, 101 ; Cook 24, Murrin 20. St. Lawrence, 84 ; Major F. H. Thirhvall 23, H. Heanie 20. ST. LAWRENCE (A.) v. BEVERLEY.— At Canterbury. Beverley, 153 ; C. H. Belbin 69, L. Onslow 20. -St. Lawrence, 75. A. Davies, for St. Lawrence, 6 for 33. PINNER v. HAMPSTEAD NOMADS.—At Pinner. Hampstead Nomads, 186; J. N. Crawford 84, H. Browning 41. Pinner, 206; C. F. Welch 127, E. Reid 30. EASTBOURNE v. ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL.— At Eastbourne. The School, 146 ; J. WT. Vine 57, C. E. Carter 42—and 22 for 2. Eastbourne, 109 ; P. J. Richardson 28. Platt, for the School, all 10 for 29 ; liainton, for East­ bourne, 6 for 57. WINCHESTER COLLEGE v. M.C.C.— At. Winchester. The College, 152 ; G. L. Hough 82*, R. N. Hamilton 26. M.C.C. 190 for 10 (twelve aside); R. O. Schwarz 57, K. I. Nicholl 37, Newman 24. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SCHOOL v. M.C.C.— At Neasden. U.C.S. 301 for 9, d ec.; C. C. Aston 99, W. J. G. Munro 50, J. G. Maddocks 45*, L. Druce 25. M.C.C., 156 for 7 ; W. P. Harrison 65*, Brett 27*, W. Wr. A ’Deane 23. HARROW SCHOOL v. THE HARLEQUINS— At Harrow. The School. 176 ; G. L. Jackson 58, G. Wilson 29. Harlequins, 220 for 10 (twelve aside) ! G. E. V. Crutchley 63, F. A. H. Henley 39, I. P. F. Campbell 25, B. J. T. Bosan- quet, 23. BIGSHOTTE RAYLES v. EAGLE HOUSE —Bigshotte Rayles 216 for 1 dec. ; Blackley 15*, Cornwall 79, Wooldridge 41*. Eagle House 139 for 8; Yatman 35, Whittall 49*. SHEPHERDS BUSH v. HAMMERSMITH.—Shepherd’s Bush, 159; O. Smoothy 50*, W. M. Darvell 41, A. J. Wilmot 37. JUNE 21. ST. LAWRENCE (C anterbury ) v. BURNTWOOD WANDERERS.— At Canterbury. Burntwood Wanderers, 212; C. E. Melville 45, B. II. Strachan 38, S. R. Lewis 32, R. O. Allen 30. St. Lawrence, 323 ; Morfee 102, H. McNeile 81, A. Brownscombe 60, H. Wightwick 32, Rev. P. C. Joy 21. MATCH ON JUNE 21 & 22. THE MOTE V. GENTLEMEN OF WARW ICKSHIRE.— At Mote Park, Maidstone. Gent, of Warwickshire, 228 ; Seymour (Jas.) 88, Capt. O. Tritton 55, J. E. Legge 23— and 197; W. Morris 84, J. Mayfield 29. The Mote, 157. W. R. Gosling 62, Dr. J. A. Blount 22, R. W. Mitchell 21— and 269 for 8 ; B. Leny 79*, G. Bracher 59, R. C. Parkin 50, Dr. J. A. Blount 37. JUNE 22. W'HITE HOUSE v. BATTERSEA.— At Bellingham. Battersea, 266 for 5, d ec.; H. A. White 96, F. Ward 80*, H. M. Lawson 67. White House, 167 for 4 ; P. Burke 93*, A. Jeacocke 35. BIGSHOTTE RAYLES v. ST. NEOTS.—Bigshotte Rayles 251 for 2 dec. ; Blackley 90, Cornwall 30, Wooldridge 66*, Easterbrook 30*. St. Neots 38. ARLINGTON AND LEYTONSTONE v. ORSETT.—At Orsett, near Grays. A. & L. 178 for 7 declared ; F. Wiles 48, G. S Cole 24, C. Beal 23, E. W. Child 23*. Orsett 77; E. Outram 29*. For A. & L. G. Cole took 3 wickets for 6. STANMORE v. WESTBoURNE PARK WANDERERS.—At Stanmore. Stanmore 163 ; W. J. Hill 39, J. H. Body 24, C. M. Crossman 21. W. P. W. 187 for 7 ; J. Lowen 75*, H. Chapman 42, H. Hawkins 32. HAMPSTEAD v. NONDESCRIPTS.—At Hampstead. Hampstead 260; J. G. Donaldson 63, T. H. Farmiloe 53, G. Crosdale 48, G. J. S. Pitts 20+. Nondescripts 263 for 4 ; R. S. Everitt 65, R. D. G. Howell 63, A. R. Tanner 47*, M. A. S. Sturt 37, F. C. Welch 31. MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL v. SUTTON.—At Park Royal. 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