Cricket 1912

316 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. J uly 6, 1912. WHITGIFT G.S. v. OLD WHITGIFTIANS.—At Croydon. O.W.’s, 232 lor 8, d e c.; H. J. Warner 48, W. H. Barley 39, W. D. Hackney 31, W. G. Newcomb 23, C. Pegg, 22?. The School, 110 for 5 ; H. E. Holt 41. BLACKHEATH WANDERERS v. WEST KENT WANDERERS.—At Blackheath. B. W. 86 ; Walker 19. W.K.W. (one man short), 65; Gumsey 18. EDMONTON v. HAMPSTEAD NOMADS.—At Edmonton. Edmonton, 107 for 3, dec. ; Wall 30*, Darlington 24, Beaven 23*. H. Nomads, 78; L. F. Matthews 27. HANWELL ASYLUM v. EALING.—At Hanwell. The Asylum, 126 ; Branton 73. Ealing, 239 for 7 ; C. A. Bolter 97, R. E. Martin 44. EALING v. BRONDESBURY.—At Ealing. Brondesbury, 41. Ealing, 300 for 7 ; A. Bradley 96, H. F. Gunning 85, L. Dudley Smith, 23, F. S. Faber 23, A. H. Barrett, 22, F. H. S. Hirsch 22. BLACKPOOL H.S. 2 nd XI. v. KILGRIMOL, ST. ANNE’S.—Kilgrimol, 28. B.H.S., 41 ; Haslam 14, Bond 12. For B.H.S., Settle 6 for 12, Stansbury 4 for 4 ; for Kilgrimol, Powell 6 for 12. ALBEMARLE AND FRIERN BARNET v. NEASDEN.— At Finchley. Albemarle, 169 ; Clarke 44, Coldwell 36, Grimes 23, Forbes 21. Neasden, 133; Channoll 42, Gregory 23, Reeve 22. For Albemarle Buxton took 8 wickets for 51. THE WANDERERS V. GUY’S H OSPITAL— At Honor Oak Park. W an­ derers, 303 ; J. U. C. Watt 101 not out, T. Stafford 36, S. Colman 37, S. Stafford 26, B. H. Holloway 31, R. B. Brooks 23. Guy’s Hospital, 112 ; L. Green 34, F. C. Hurot 23. For Wanderers O. Taylor took 4 wickets for 20. FINCHLEY (E ast ) v . EDMONTON.— At Finchley. Edmonton, 91. Boyle 26, Ambler 24 not out. Finchley, 169 for no w icket; S. Smith 105 not out, D. Smith 56 not out. KENSINGTON (N. & S.) v. ISTHMIAN.— At North Kensington. K en ­ sington, 146 ; Allen 29, Daughtry 26, Clayton 21, Perrin 20. Isthmian, 83 ; Swann 30, Hart 12. S.W. HAM v. BE XLEY HEATH.— At Tidal Basin. S.W. Ham, 254 for 7 wickets declared; W. Carter 59, T. Mitchell 40, E. Conner 35, A. Howard 39. D. Mackinnon 28 not out, Dr. Holton 27 not out. Bexley Heath, 62; A. S. Assister 16 not out. For S.W. Ham H. Noall had 7 wickets for 34. HAMPSTEAD v. UPPER TOOTING.— At Hampstead. Hampstead, 56 ; H. G. Dunkley 12, Upper Tooting, 182 ; S. Wheater 75 (not out), D. H. Butcher 54. HAMPSTEAD V. EASTON LODGE.— At Dunmow. Hampstead, 134. C. H. Chaldecott 45 (not out), J. Kerr 40. Chaldecott took his bat through the innings. Easton Lodge 101 for 8 wickets ; G. Green 29. ST. LAWRENCE V. SHORNCLIFFE GARRISON.— At Shorncliffe. St. Lawrence, 221 ; S. C. Strachan 155, R. L. Gottwaltz 21. Shorncliffe Garrison, 228 for 6 wickets ; Major Sir E. Bradford 87 (not out), Lieut. A. McKenzie 52, Lieut. M. F. Blake 27. NORBURY PARK WANDERERS v. MR. C. W. GODDARD’S X I.— At Dorking. C. W. Goddard’s X I., 269 for 9 declared ; H. Brooker 110, C. Carter 55, S. Cummings 40. N.P.W ., 213 for 9 wickets ; F. D. Hobbs 65, H. Lavington 50, P. Golding 20. FOREST HILL V. SUTTON.— At Forest Hijl. Sutton, 151; C. L. Cole 37, V. 11. Bromage 32. Forest Hill, 380; K . P. Neall 91 not out, S. J. Owens 76, A. J. Whyte 71, G. C. Hast 46, Flowers 45. CYPHERS v. PALLINGSW ICK— At Acton East. Cyphers, 202; Stem- bridge 33, S. Hebden 32 not out, R. Wyse 32, Davis 21. Pallingswick, 168 ; J. R. Cocke 60, J. Bowstead 24. WEST KENT WANDERERS (A) V. BROCKLEY.— At Blackheath. W .K.W ., 118 ; F. Silk 22, A. llidout 21, A. G. Lucy 18, C. Lawrence 18. Brock- ley, 71 ; A. Haynes 24. IIIGHAMS PARK v. ARLINGTON AND LEYTONSTONE.— At Highams Park. Highams Park, 126 ; C. Roper 33, F. Waterman 22, A. R. Smith 19. A. & L. 30 for 2 wickets. Thunderstorm stopped play. BEULAH v. THORNTON HflATH.— A t Thornton Heath. Beulah, 104 ; Harrison 27 (not out), D. Adams took 8 wickets for 25. Thornton Heath, 60 ; C. Thomas 33. Manchee took 7 wickets for 25. BEULAH II. V. CLAPTON HOCKEY.— At Clapton. Beulah II., 120 for 8 wickets declared ; Ridgewell 59, Rowe 23. Clapton Hockey, 88 for 4 wickets E. Heap 51 not out. UPPER CLAPTON V. FINCHLEY.— At Upper Clapton. Upper Clapton 129 ; B. H. Neath 40 (not out), H. B. Hugill 28, J. H. Hugill 20. Finchley did not bat owing to rain. BICKLEY PARK v. GRANVILLE.— At Bickley. Bickley Park, 238 for 2 declared ; M. Baker 83 (not out), M. Sessions 81 (not out), F. W. Simmonds 26. Granville, 173 ; S. Platt 72, C. E. Fyth 27. SPENCER v. WHITE HOUSE.— At Wandsworth. Spencer, 88; Long- hurst 23, Gordon 17. White House, 93 ; Shuter 25, Sharp 21. For White House P. Jeacocke took 5 wickets for 28. TOWNLEY PARK V. HEATHFIELD.— At North Dulwich. Townley Park, 190 ; Baker 72, Broadhurst 28. Heathfield, 177 for 5 ; Read 102 not out, Frost 32. Drawn. ADDISCOMBE v. FULHAM.— At Radcliffe Road. Fulham, 276 for 6 wickets declared; Gold 80 (not out), Goldsmith 55, Fryer 50, Heap 24, Walker 26. Addiscombe, 110 for 5 wickets; Holman 57 (not out), Swain 20. UPPER TOOTING v. WIMBLEDON.— At Upper Tooting. Wimbledon, 165; C. H. March 39, F. W. Colman 32, A. W. Glennie 21. Upper Tooting, 152 for 5 wickets ; F. W. Bolton 50, L. V. Harper 37, R. Curtis-Hayward 23 not out. BEDDINGTON v. DULWICH.— At Beddington. Dulwich, 85 ; Huntley 21, Goodall 18, Bridger 17. Beddington, 87 for 9 wickets ; Dixon 39, Hayter 15. EDGWARE V. OLD MERCHANT TAYLORS.— At Edgware. O.M.T., 101; F. Saunders 27, C. H. Rawles 26. Edgware, 132 for 6 w ickets; G. E. Passmore 41, F. Robinson 37 not out, F. M. Gilbert 22. SIDCUP v. OLD CHARLTON.— At Sidcup. Sidcup, 88 ; C. Spreckley 25, F. M. Strawson 18— and 127 for 7 ; C. Motton 54 not out, W. C. Honeyball 20. Old Charlton, 100 ; A. J. Pitt 22, F. D. Fresco 20, R. J. Dunderdale 18. WESTERN v. BROOKFIELD.—At St. Quintin’s. Western, 117; F. Syrad 37, J. Watts 26. Brookfield, 37. J. Pay took 7 wickets for 16 runs. CATFORD EXCELSIOR V. MARCONI.— At Acton. Excelsior, 71 for 8 wickets ; F. Hairby 18, A. S. Newell 12. Marconi, 27. E. Hairby took 6 wickets for 13 and F. Hairby 4 for 8. GREVILLE II. V. WEMBLEY II.— At Cricklewood. Greville, 85 ; A. M. Wastuage 22, A. M. Dunn 21 not out. 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