Cricket 1912

292 CEICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J un e 29, 1912. BATTERSEA (A.) V. HEATHFIELD (A.).— At Battersea. Heathfleld, 190 ; A. Bigwood 54, E. W. Stanger 45. Battersea, 218 ; L. B. Hunt 103, J. Walker 34, J. Roberts 28. SOUTH HAMPSTEAD V. E A LIN G— At Willesden Green. South Hamp­ stead, 233 for 8, d ec.; Pearce 60, Doughty 56, Ivimbell 43. Ealing, 195 for 3. Craik 97*, Webb 45, Stoley 25. EALING DEAN v. PARSON’S G R E E N — At West Ealing. Parson’s Green, 232 for 8, dec.; T. M. Pettitt 47*, J. S. Higgs 42, C. J. Bool 42, H. R. Ellis 30, C. E. Harrod 29. Ealing Dean, 134 for 8 ; J. R. C. McNaughton 45. PARSON’S GREEN (2 nd ) v. DENBIGH.— At Parson’s Green Denbigh, 214 ; Edney 84, Stevens 40. Parson’s Green, 203 for 8 ; S. Chasemore 44, P. E. Clayton 42. LANCING COLLEGE v. SUSSEX M ARTLETS— The College, 160; N. M. Ritchie 34, D. J. McDougal 31, G. L. Kemp 23. Martlets, 158 ; T. G. Daubeny 48*, T. E. Rowe 33, K . E. Tulloch 32. CYPHERS v. ADDISCOMBE.—At Beckenham. Cyphers 127 ; S. Simmons 27, A. H. Jones 22*. Addiscombe 105 ; C. A. Humphreys 24, J. P. Wardle 19. LAUDERDALE v. ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION.—At Elstree. Lauderdale 203 for 5 declared ; E. F. Arnold 90, G. R. Crofts 24*, C. K. Drew 23. Architectural Association 146; Shepherd 25, Lut/.ens 23, Swindell 23. For Lauderdale C. Lewin took 7 wickets for 51. NORBURY PARK WANDERERS v. CARSHALTON. At Carshalton. N. P. W. 259 for 9 declared ; F. L. Johnson 61, W. E. Hobbs 58*, C. E. Groves 35, A. E. Layton 34, C. W. Goddard 22. Carshalton 62. For Wanderers C. W. Goddard took 4 wickets for 14 and F. L. Johnson 6 for 30. MARLBOROUGH BLUES v. ESHER.—At Esher. Esher 140; S. A. P. Kitcat 57, E. Patttison 25*, G. B. Howell 20. Marlborough Blues 252; O. S. Jenkins 108. M. O. Lewis 64, A. Hacking 39. ST. LAWliENCE v. WYE COLLEGE.—At Canterbury. St. Laurence 305 ; A ’ Latter 113, W. Dutnall 82, J. Dean 20. Wve College 161 for 7 ; C. Wright 71*, F. W. Spall 18. SPENCER v. MITCHAM.—At Mitcham. Mitcham 164; Sandham 86 Spencer 227 ; F. X. Andrews 58, J. R. Longhurst 38*, J. C. Larkin 37, W. F. Jennings 20. LONDON SCOTTISH v. MILL H ILL PARK.—At Brondesbury. London Scottish 181 ; A. H. Read 41, C. Powell 24, W. G. Henderson 22, R. A. Bennett 20*. Mill Hill Park 160 for 8 w ickets; C. E. Dalton 71, J. W. Jarvis 24, A. J. Smith 25. COLCHESTER AND EAST ESSEX v. COLCHESTER GRAMMAR SCHOOL MAS L’ERS.—At Castle Park, Colchester. Colchester and E. Essex 215 for 9, d ec.; J. Meadowscroft 100*, E. S. Missen 33. Colchester, G. S. Masters 107 for 9 ; E. G. Davis 34. Missen took 6 wickets for 38. HEATHFIELD v. L. C. & W. BANK.—At Wandsworth Common. L. and County Bank, 174 ; E. E. Pring 65, Simmons 35*. C. Mills had 5 wickets for 66. Heathfield 128 for 8 ; G. Swift 42*, G. W. Aitchison 22. FOREST HILL v. IBIS.—At Forest Hill. Forest Hill 84; Williams 18, Owens 16, Montgomery 16. Ibis 88 ; White 44, Cath 18. For F.H. Balkwill took 6 wickets for 33. WEST HERTS v. BUSHEY.—At Watford. Bushey 111; H. W. Englefield 33*, O. H. Taft 26. West Herts, 248 for 9 ; R. S. Horton 111, E. S. Household 31, H. J. C. Sumpter 26. SHEPHERD’S BUSH v. CRICKLEWOOD.—At Crown Lane. Shepherd’s Bush, 289 for 8, dec. ; Darvell 118*, Burgess 35, Wilmot 32. Cricklewood 54. Pearce took 5 wickets for 21, Burgess 5 for 26. UPPER TOOTING v. BARNES.—At Upper Tooting. Barnes, 187 ; Rev. E. S. Duval 63, W. L. Whitaker 45, P. R. Earnshaw 28, H. E. Barham 24. Upper Tooting, 194 for 4 ; R. R. Sandilands 93, N. Mather 47*, L. V. Harper 20. LUDGROVE MASTERS v. FREE FORESTERS.-At Ludgrove. Free Foresters, 224; E. A. C. Druce 46, Capt. E. G. Wynyard 43, T. A. Headlam, 36, N. V. C. Turner 35. Ludgrove Masters, 124 ; P. R. Johnson 67, W. S. Bird 30. HANWELL ASYLUM v. HAMPSTEAD.—At Hanwell. The Asylum, 105 ; H. Baker 31, Dr. J. B. Howell 22. Hampstead 155 for 4 ; R. E. Eiloart 47, H. S. Maclure 33, C. H. Eiloart 28*, D. J. Crump. NORTH LONDON v. ALBEMARLE AND FRIERN BARNET.— A. & F. B., 181 ; W. Lyon 6 j >*. Hetherington 2S. North London, 268 for 5 ; W. Jaffrey 77, H. Griffin 67, T. Nicholson 56. BALHAM WANDERERS v. ST. ANNE’S HOUSE.—At Wandsworth. Balham Wanderers, 164. St. Anne’s House, 53. CHESI1UNT AND DISTRICT v. UPPER SYDENHAM.—A t Clieshunt. Upper Sydenham, 36. Clieshunt and District, 97 ; P. R. Paul 44. DERRICK WANDERERS v. M r . R. J. LAMBERT’S XI.—At Manor Way, Blackheath. R. J. Lambert’s XI. (batting two short), 147 ; H. J. Davenport 46, E. Downey 37, W. Peake 20. Derrick Wanderers, 230 for 3 ; H. R. Rennie 114*, L. T. Bawcutt 44, H. M. Gorringe 24*. MELTON ASYLUM v. FRAMLINGHAM COLLEGE.—At Melton. The College, 226; C. K. Bridgnell 43, E. D. Inskip 27, P. J. Bennett 26, J. G. Bullen 21, G. N. LeMay21. The Asylum, 167 for 3 ; H. J. Timms, S7, E. S. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SCHOOL v. HAMPSTEAD NOMADS.— At Neasden. Hampstead Nomads, 206; F. C. Boully 46, L. G. Kirkpatrick 39, V. C. Habershon 28, L. F. Matthews 25*, H. Browning 25. U.C.S., 171 for 7 ; W. J. G. Munro 44, L. Bouce 27*, C. C. Aston 24. SOUTH AMERICAN BANKS v. RIVER PLATE H O U SE .-A t Malden. S.A. Banks, 58 ; J. O’Neill 34. R.P. House, 173 for 5 ; N. D. T. Oliver 57, H. E. Bass 49 ; F. C. Buckeridge 37*, F. A. Barratt 20*. For R.P.H., L. J. Hardwick 5 for 22, N. D. T. Oliver 4 for 4. ARCADIANS v. ST. JOHN’S WOOD WANDERERS.—At Edgware. St. John’s Wood Wanderers, 172 ; A. Turner 40, A. Granger 31. Arcadians, 135 for 6 ; F. Cable 52, C. Blakelock 33. LINDEN PARK v. BEULAH.—At Tunbridge Wells. Linden Park, 249 for 3, d ec.; H. Churchill 107*, C. Batchelor 84. Beulah, 159 for 2 ; W. Tufnell, 48*. C. J. Love 45*, J. C. F. Mathiesen, 32, H. Clegg 26. BEULAH II. v. RAVENSBOURNE II.—Beulah, 176; C. Clegg43, Rowe 29 ; E. Dart 22. Ravensbourne, 61. For Beulah, Harrison 7 for 24. WEST KENT WANDERERS A v. WREN A.—At Blackheath. W.K.W., 203 for 3, dec. ; F. Silk 100*, H. J. Phillips 74*. Wren, 84. GREVILLE II. v. HARLESDEN II.—At Cricklewood. Greville 203 for 8, dec.; J. N. Rhodes 56*, S. Brown 45, M. Bergli 41*. Harlesden, 51; H. C. Gibbons 21. For Greville, A. M. Dunn 7 for 26, J. Downer 3 for 24. MELROSE v. MEN’S OWN MEETING.—At Manor Farm. Melrose, 132; F. E. Orpin 42, F. Clayden 29, A. J. Mason 28*, R. J. Winfield 18. M.O.M., 60. For Melrose, S. Mason 4 for 28. BLACKPOOL HIGH SCHOOL v. POULTON G.S.—Poulton, 27. Black­ pool, 22 ; Haslam 10. For Blackpool, Settle 5 for 18 ; Mr. Allen 4 for 9. For Poulton, Mr. Shaw 4 for 9, Smith 3 for 4. LALEHAM (MARGATE) v. SANDWICH G.S. (S ir R og er M anw oods’ S ch ool).— Laleliam, 150 for 6, dec; Campbell 39, Barber 24, Roselli 21. S.G.S., 84 ; Birch 23*, Turner 22. SOUTHGATE v. CHISWICK PARK.—At Southgate.—Southgate, 221 for 5. dec. ; E. J. Mann 114, L. Niederheitmann 43. Chiswick Park, 114 for 4 ; R. L. Finnis 58*. SOUTHEND v. CLAPHAM RAMBLERS. — Southend, 70. Clapham Ramblers, 365 for 5 ; C. R. Browne 111, R. Sothcote 104, H. Jacker 47, B. Harris 4-’>*. For C. R., Jacker 3 for 5, Harris 3 for 17. CATFORD EXCELSIOR v. CdRIST’S COLLEGE.—At St. German’s Place, Blackheath. Excelsior, 151 for 7, dec. ; F. Prior 60, F. Hairby 22. Christ’s College, 109 for 6.; H. Kilby 41, E. Chen-Alloy 24. For Excelsior, Hairby 3 for 13. CAPITAL AND COUNTIES BANK v. L. AND S. W. BANK.—At Lower Sydenham. C. & C. Bank, 31. L. & S. W. Bank, 182; A. Coucher 45, E. Marriott 43, G. Harwood 30. For L. & S. W., Gale 7 for 18, Gow 3 for 11. For C. & C. Skinner 4 for 26. WESTERN v. BRENTHAM.—At. S. Quintin’s. Western, 130; H. Kirton 38*, F. Syrad 37. Brentham, 55. For Western, Warne 6 for 28, Pay 4 for 20. WESTERN II v. EDGWARE II.—Western, 117; W. Brien 28, H. Tucker 23. Edgware, 77 ; H. Williams 21. For Western, F. Johnson 5 for 55, H. Tucker 4 for 19. SLOUGH v. BRIXTON.—At Slough. Brixton, 102 ; G. W. Clegg 2S, F. A. Boys 27. Slough, 148 for 8 ; Dr. E. Weaver Adams 35, W. E. Baker 30*, G. Dewley 24. ARDINGLY COLLEGE v. FINCHLEY (EAST).—At Ardingley. Finchley, 143 ; W. Brewer 80, M. Smith 19. 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