Cricket 1912

J uly 6, 1912. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 315 DERBYSHIRE v. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. — At Chesterfield, June 29, July 1, 2. Drawn. D er b ysh ir e . L. Oliver, c Haywood, b East .. 4 Bowden, b Thompson ... 11 Cadman, c Haywood, b Smith .. 30 Newton, not out .............13 Humphries, b E a s t............. ... 35 Root, c Woolley, b East Bracey, c Smith, b East .............10 Warren, lbw, b Thompson ... 32 ............. 2 T. Foroster, b E a s t............... .. 14 Extras ............. 12 Slater, b T h om pson............. ... 2 — A. J. Wood, b E a s t.............. ... 12 T otal... .............177 S econd I nnings .— Newton, Total (no wkt), 2. not out, 0 ; Bowden, not out, 1 extras, 1. 1 st Inns. Thompson, 35-11-67-3; East, 31*4-9-58-0 ; Seymour, 9-2-17-0; Smith, 12-2-23-1. 2 nd I nns . Wells, 2-1-1-0 ; East, 1-1-0-0. N o rth am pton sh ire . W. H. Denton, c Humphries, b Forester ...................................... East, b Forester .......................... Haywood, b Warren ............... S. G. Smith, c Wood, b Root Thompson, not o u t .......................... J. S. Denton, e Wood, b Bracey ... Walden, c and b Warren ............... Seymour, e and b Warren... Woolley, b W arren............... Wells, c Root, b Warren ... Buswell, b Slater .............. Extras .............. Total.. T. Forester, 28-14-49-2; Cadman, 17-6-25-0; Root, 6-1-12-1; Bracey, Warren, 24-12-31-5 ; Slater, 0-3-0-0-1. ... 168 11-0-33-1 ; BALHAM WANDERERS’ KENT TOUR. F irst M atch .— v . KENT COAST COLLEGE.— A t Herne Bay, June 24. The College, 118; G. R. Veevors 23, S. W. Marshall 22. B. W., 1S4; T. R. Pinkerton 43, S. Hanna 38. S econd M atch .— v . ST. LAWRENCE COLLEGE.—At Ramsgate, June 25. B. W., 191; T. J. Wheeler 55, S. Hanna 39, W. J. Atfield 22, D. Wall 20. The College had no innings—rain. T h ir d M atch .— v. WESTGATE.—At Westgate, June 26. Westgate, 200; R. C. Maples 58, N .C .M . Sykes 40, J. S. Bond 33. B.W., 168 for 0 ; T . J. Wheeler 101*, S. Hanna 60*. F ourth M atch . —v. ST. GEORGE’S.—At Ramsgate, June 27. St. George’s, 298 for 7, dec. ; O. F. Huyshe 76, Dr. E. G. Sworder 72, J. C. Nunneley 71, H. V. Stebbings 34*. B.W., 89 ; W. J. Atfield 32, S. Hanna 19. F ifth M atch .— v . NEW COLLEGE.—At Herne Bay, June 2S.-B.W ., 165; P. K. Woollacott 41*, W. J. Atfield 24. New College, 292 ; G. S. Napier 102, J. W. Thurnham 3S, W. B. Parton37*, R. W. Rogers 24. S ix th M atch .— v. CLIFTONVILLE COLLEGE. — At Margate, June 29. B.W., 100 ; S. Hanna 38—and 151 for 7, d ec.; S. Hanna 72. C. P. Woollacott 34. The College, 91 ; G. S k ey 24 ;—and 29 for 5 ; G. E. Brine 17. MATCHES ON JUNE 22. WREN v. WEST KENT WANDERERS.—W. K. W., 89 ; H. Gurnsey 32*. W. 1). Myers 30. Wren, 170 ; Brake 35, Mackness 27*, Grover 23, Rook 22. WEST HAM BOROUGH ASYLUM v. WALTHAMSTOW.—At Goodmayes. Walthamstow, 123 ; C. Cattell 38, E. Sims 33, A. Smart 24. The Asylum, 232 for 6 ; M. Senior, 67, G. Sturney 63*, W. Holland 55. SHAFTESBURY G. S. (M asters ’ XI.) v. GILLINGHAM TOW N .-At Gillingham. S. G. S., 151 for 8, dec. ; R. B. Minchin 87. Gillingham, 62 ; D. H, Brown, 33. WALTON v. BELLEVUE.—At Walton. Walton, 127. Bellevue, 214 for 3 ; H. Sprigge 72*, A. R. Jones 53. For Bellevue, H. Sprigge 6 for 31. MERTON II. v. BELLVUE II.—At Merton. Merton 216 for 9, dec. Bellevue, 166 ior 2 ; W. J. Atfield 78, R. H. Pounds 47*. MATCHES ON JUNE 26. HAMPSTEAD v. THE WANDERERS.— At Hampstead. The Wanderers* 286 ; C. P. Hurditch 94*, F. A. C. Wyatt 48, T. C. Stafford 36, S. Colman 21. Hampstead, 147 ; R. S. Everitt 41, S. E. Hooper 31, G. A. S. Hickson 23. MILL H ILL SCHOOL v. MIDDLESEX REGIMENT.— At Mill Hill. Mid­ dlesex Regt., 99 ; Major Hall 39, Sergt. Mulcahy 25*. The School, 136 ; T. A. Higham 45*, C. Griffith-Jones 26. ST. LAWRENCE v-. ST. LAWRENCE COLLEGE.— At Canterbury. The College, 112; J. L. Carr 39. St. Lawrence, 193; Rev. P. C. Joy 86, H. Wightwick 25, H. McNeile 25, B. G. Whitfeld 23. FELSTED SCHOOL v. GENTLEMEN OF ESSEX.— At Felsted. Gent, of Essex, 176; C. B. Joyner 80, G. Green 39. The School, 201 for 7 A. Macleod 84, J. A. Nash 38, E. W. C. Wace 26*. FRAMLINGHAM COLLEGE v. COLCHESTER SCHOOL.— At Fram­ lingham. The College, 280 for 2, d ec.; C. K. Bridgnell 192*, G. N. Le May 40, J. G. Bullen 37*. The School, 59; E. R. Scott 19,— and 22 for 3. G. D. Inskip for Framlingham, 7 for 18. H.A.C. v. SUTTON.— At Finsbury. H.A.C., 139 ; P. L. Frith 43, G. H. Bigby 22, J. H. D. Watts 20, J. C. Hayden 20*. Sutton, 219; It. M. Bell 73, V. R. Bromage 31*, N. Hadfleld 24, M. F. S. Jewell 22. For Sutton, G. R. Blades 5 for 15. DULWICH v. STREATHAM.— At Dulwich. Dulwich, 135; L. Phillips 38, H. O. Goodall 22—and 28 for 3. Streatham, 214 ; A. P. Freeman 68, H. S. Barkworth 49*, G. S. Steed 28, C. L. Morgan 26. KNOWLE AND DORRIDGE v. CRYPTICS.— At Dorridge. Cryptics, 213; C. H. Campbell 79, C. H. Eiloart 47, W. W. Young 30, L. W. Bridges 25. K. and D., 119 ; N. D. Impey 41, C. L. Hughes 21. EALING DEAN v. ACTON TOWN.— At Ealing Dean. Acton Town, 135. S. Dean 33, W. Rowley 29. Ealing Dean ,157 ; E. H. Johnson 76, S. Drewell 22. MATCH ON JUNE 27. BRIGHTON COLLEGE v. SUSSEX MARTLETS.— At Brighton. Sussex Martlets, 163 ; R. K. Simms 62, H. L. Havers 39, F. H. Murray 22—and 65 ; H. L. Havers 30*. The College, 170; P. Havelock Davies 96. BELMONT v. ST. LAWRENCE A.—At Belmont. St. Lawrence, 273 for 2, dec. ; W. Dutnall 118*, Murrin 107, E. Finn 20. Belmont, 112; C. Fagg 33, A. L. Hayward 20—and 72 for 2; H. W. Cremer 32. BLACKPOOL H.S. 2 nd XI. v. ANSDELL SCHOOL.—Ansdell, 43 ; Collier 11*. B.H.S., 28 ; Stansbury 12. For B.H.S., Bond 7 for 17 ; for Ansdell, Jones 7 for 20, including hat trick. MATCH ON JUNE 28. SURREY C. & G. v. BATTERSEA.— At the Oval. Surrey C. & G.» 303; Sandham 55, C. S. Bostock 53, T. C. Stafford 42, Peach 38, Goatly 38» Harrison 32. Battersea, 83 ; P. Knight 20— and 95 for 3 ; F. Ward 24*, J. C* Christie 21. MATCHES ON JUNE 29. LESSNESS PARK v. CHARLTON PARK.— At Abbcywood. Charlton Park, 225 for 7, d ec.; W. I). Bezer 122, V. Cunis 44*. Lessness Park ,157 for 6 ; E. Hawkes 69*, C. G. Beasley 30, S. A. Wilson 21. THE MOTE v. NONDESCRIPTS.— At Mote Park, Maidstone. The Mote, 248 for 6, dec. ; W. R. Gosling 93, G. Bracher 48, R. C. Parkin 43. Nonde­ scripts, 213 for 8 ; R. S. Everitt 60, J. L. Tate 40, J. K. McDonald 36, G. G. Dumbelton 27, G. F. Farmiloe 20. SLOUGH v. ST. PANCRAS.— At Slough. St. Pancras, 144 for 7, dec.; F. Bristow 33, F. Fairbrother 31, A. F. Hankins 31. Slough, 146 for 2 E. J. Leat 69, . R. Kent 44, T. P. Wilmot 16*. SUSSEX MARTLETS v. SOUTH SAXONS.— At the County Ground, Hove. S. Saxons, 194; W. G. Swainson 58, E. F. R. Melton 41, C. G. Swain- son 37. Sussex Martlets, 197 for 8 ; A. F. W. Somerset 62*, F. G. Daubeney 47, G. Belcher 29. , ^ , MISTLEY v. COLCHESTER AND EAST ESSEX.— At Mistley. Col­ chester and E. Essex, 92 ; E. S. Missen 35, R. T. Lewis 18, H. D. Swan 18. Mist­ ley, 69; A. P. Blacklee 31. EALING PARK v. PARSON’S GREEN.— At West Ealing. Parson s Green, 140 ; J. S. Higgs 49, C. J. Bool 23. Ealing Park, 102 ; A. B. Stevens 23, Street 21. For E. P., A. B. Stevens 5 for 32 ; for P.G., C. J. Ilarrod 6 for 37. TROJANS v. DEANERY.— At the County Ground, Southampton. Deanery, 220 for 9, dec. ; W. Read 94, W. Moorcroft 37. Trojans, 84 ; H A. Haigh Smith 29, H. G. M. Barton 20. RIVER PLATE HOUSE v. CROFTON WANDERERS.— At Malden. Crofton W., 42 ; E. J. Turner 22. R. P. II., 93 ; R. O. Headon 20. For R.P.H ., F. C. Buckeridge 7 for 14. „ , POLYTECHNIC v. CLAPHAM RAMBLERS.— At Chiswick. Clapham R. 166; Naylor 32, Sloper 28, Browne 25. Polytechnic, 64 for 7. For C. It. Cyril Browne 5 for 17. ^ CARSHALTON v. UPPE l SYDENnAM .— At Carshalton. Carshalton, 80 ; T. W. Fifleld 26. Upper Syd., 84 for 8 ; R.S.B. Porter 33, C. T. A. Wilkinson 22. For Upper Syd., Wilkinson 6 for 46. EALING DEAN A v. BATTERSEA A.— At Ealing Dean. Ealing Dean, 148 ; J. Brunless 31, W. Hedges 24. Battersea, 115; R. H. Hunt 33* , L’ ^LEYsf SCHOOL v. MILL HELL SCHOOL.— At Cambridge. Mill Hill,1 231 for 6, dec.; C. Griffith-Jones 76, A. W o y l 41, T. A. Higham 22. Leys, 16 for 1. , „ _ CHISWICK PARK v. BARNE3.— At Chiswick. Barnes, 266 for 5,dec.; P/M . Rees 143, H. E. Barham 64. Chiswick Park, 101 for 8 ; A. C. Hayhoe 36, W. H. L. Horton 24. _ ‘ NEASDEN II. v. ALBEMARLE AND FRIERN BARNET II.— At Neasden. Neasden, 175. A. and F. B., 156 for 9 ; Smee 78*. SAXHORN v. G.W .R. II.— At White Hart Lane. R.W .G., 182 for 6 ; C /E . Honeyball 92. Saxhorn, 24 for 5. For G.W.R., Honeyball 4 for 2. ‘ IPSWICH AND EAST SUFFOLK v. COLCHESTER GARRISON.— At Ipswich. The Garrison, 128 for 6 ; W. E. Parke 42, Rev. F. G. D. Webster 35*, Capt. Walker 23. I. and E. S. did not bat (rain) SUFFOLK DISTRICT ASYLUM v. IPSWICH AND EAST SUFFOLK 2 nd .— At Melton. I. and E. S. 2nd, 144 for 5 ; E. G. Penstone 93*, H. C. Henley 25. The Asylum did not bat. ELY v. BURY AND WEST SUFFOLK.— At Ely. Ely, 98 ; Capt. 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