Cricket 1912

J uly 27, 1912. CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. 375 W O O D B R O O K C. D raw n. & G . v. S O U T H A F R IC A N S .— A t B ray, J u ly 22, 23, 24. F irst in n in gs. S outh A fricans . S econ d in n in gs. L. J. T ancred, c S tedm an, b V ogler ... ... 131 b Vogler .. 10 H . W. T aylor, c M orrow , b P ollock ... ... 2 c Clarke, b P ollock .. 71 L . S trieker, b P o l l o c k ................................ ... 0 R . B eau m on t, ru n o u t ................................ ... 15 lb w , b Clarke .. 33 G . W h ite, c M eld on , b C la rk e ................. ... 31 n o t ou t ............................... 39 S. J . S n ook e, c C ochrane, b V ogler ... ... 9 c Clarke, b V o g le r... .. 11 G . F aulk ner, ru n ou t ... 56 ru n ou t ............................ 6 S. P egler, c S tedm an, b L am bert ... 12 c Stedm an, b Clarke .. 0 C . C arter, c B aker, b L am bert ... 12 c Q uinlan, b V ogler .. 28 J. C ox, c M eldon, b L a m b e r t.................. ... 34 T . W ard, n ot o u t .............................................. ... 15 n o t ou t ............................ .. 9 E xtras ................................ 9 E xtras 5 T o ta l................................ ... 326 T otal (7 w kts)* ... 212 In n in gs declared closed. 1 st I nns . Vogler, 21-3-117-2; P ollock, 6-2-15-2; Clarke, 15-1-60-1; Baker, 10-1-47-0 ; Q u inlan, 3-0-14-0 ; L am bert, lS -2-l-64-3. 2 nd I n ns . :— V ogler. 10*3-0-56-3 ; C larke, 17-1-91-2 ; Lam bert, 2-0 15-0 ; Pollock, 9-2-27-1; B aker, 3-0-18-0. W oodbrook . 90 B aker, ru n o u t ................................ P . F. Q uinlan, b W hite .................. W . P ollock , c W ard, b P egler V ogler, c C arter, b P e g le r ................. H . W ilkin son , b P egler .................. G. J. M eld on , b F a u lk n e r................. R. H . L am bert, c Carter, b T aylor 1 st I nns . : — Co x , 8-1-21-0; F au lk n er, 26-1-60-1 ; Pegler, S 16-1-5-33-1; T aylor, 9-6-9-3 ; W h ite, 17-3-43-1 ; S n ooke, 7-2-16-0. 9 12 21 19 G . A . M orrow , c W ard, b T aylor... 19 S tedm an , c W hite, b C arter ... 0 S. H . C ochrane, b T a y lo r ................... 5 C larke, n ot ou t . . ................... 0 E xtras .............................29 Total .................290 2-8-79-3; Carter* D E V O N S H IR E V. M O N M O U T H S H IR E — A t E xeter, July 22 and 23. M on­ m ou th w on b y 3 w ickets. F irst innings. D evc E . C. B all, b F . Phillips .................... It. G. C ruw ys, c N ., b F . Phillips ... F . H argrave-C arroll, c E ., b F . Phillips R . K n igh t, b F . Phillips .................... W . F . S turt, run o u t .................... J . F . Shelley, c S ilverlock, b R aikes L igh t, run o u t ................................... D avies, b R aik es ................................... P. T. H od ge, c and b R aikes W . W reford , c E . Phillips, b R aikes P reedy, n o t ou t ................................... E xtras .................................... 1 st I n n s . : T otal .................. -R a ik es 21-7 63-4 ; Second innings. ... 12 c. L ., b F . Phillips 4 ... 7 b F . Phillips .................... 35 ... 4 c. E . Phillips, b R aikes 36 ... 0 c J. W illiam s, b S ted­ m an ................................. . 22 ... 72 c E ., b F . Phillips ; 75 ... 7 c F . Phillips, b R a ik e s .... 25 ... 13 c Geen, b Stedm an . 18 ... 10 c L ., b F . Phillips . 0 ... 0 c N . Phillips, b R aikes 0 ... 24 n ot o u t .................................. . 0 ... 8 c Geen, b F . Phillips ... . 0 ... 10 E xtras .................... 21 ... 167 T o t a l .................... 236 Phillips, F ., 18.3-3-56-4 ; Stedm an,6-1-27-0; P hillips, G ., 4-1-21-0. 2 n d I n ns . :— F . Phillips, 14-5-36-5 ; R aikes, 26-5-74-3; Stedm an, 21-5-52-2; S ilverlock, 11-2-40-0 ; G. Phillips, 3-0-13-0. F irst innings M on m outh Second innings. E . S. P h illips, c K n igh t, b W reford ... 9 st D avies, b Light •> S ilverlock, b K n igh t .................... ... 67 b W reford ... 1 N . C. P hillips, c Carroll, b K n igh t ... ... 128 n ot o u t ................... ... 58 G. W illiam s, b L ight ... 0 b Light ... 1 G . C. Phillips?, b L igh t .................... 0 c D avies, b Light ... 4 R . C. R aikes, c D avies, b K n igh t ... ... 2 c Carroll, b Preedy ... 19 F . F. G. P hillips, c P reedy, b L ig h t... ... 22 lbw , b L ight ... 16 W . P . G een, b L i g h t ................................... ... 40 b W reford ... 0 L . P hillips, c an d b L igh t .................... ... 0 n ot o u t ................... ... 12 L . F . S tedm an, n o t ou t ................... ... 1 J. R . W illiam s, b L igh t .................... 0 E xtras ................................... ... 14 Extras ... 6 T otal .................... ... 283 T otal ... ... 122 1ST I n n s . :— W reford , 22.5-5-77-1 ; L ight, 27-7-66-6; K night, 16-3-68-3 I P reedy, 10-1-32-0 ; Sturt, 3-0-6-0 ; H odge, 4-U-16-0 ; C 'arrcl, 1-0-4-0. 2 nd I n n s . — W reford , 13.2-2-41-2; K n ig h t, 16-2-49-4; L ight, 2-0-10-0; P reedy, 5-1-16-1. S P E N C E R C .C .’s H O M E W E E K (JU LY 15-20. F irst M atch , v . P U R L E Y .— S pencer, 271 for 9, dec. ; W. F . Jen n in gs, 55, F. L. M orey 45, J. C. L arkin 43, J. B ou rke 34*, E. H . C ross 30. P urley, 177 for 7 ; W . D. H a ck n ey 75, C. S. D esprez 43. S econd M atch , v . M IT C H A M .— Spencer, 171 ; J. T. G ordon 45, J. C. L arkin 35. M itch am , 155 ; C. S. D esprez 46. T h ir d M atch , v . S U R R E Y C. & G .— S pencer, 32S for 7, d e c .; V. J . W oodw ard S7*, F. F. B oles 82, W . F. Jen n in g s 44, F. X . A n drew s 42, J. C. L arkin 27. S urrey C . & G ., 200 for 6 ; A lw in 72, M ason 65, Peach 38. F ourth M atch , v . B R IX T O N .— Spencer, 204; F. M. B arton 64. B rix ton , 76— an d 144 for 7 ; W . D avies 29, G. C legg 28, J. C hristie 25. F or Spencer, B arton 7 for 26. F ifth M atch , v . M r . A . M . B L A C K ’S X I .— Spencer, 247 for 6, dec. ; W. F. Jen n in g s 86*, V. J. W ood w ard S2. A . M . B la ck ’s X I., 152 for 8 ; M . A . N eale 33, R . B ridgem an 26*, H . L acy 22*. F or Spencer, W . R. Feathei-ston- haugh 4 for 50. S ix th M a tc h , v. F IN C H L E Y E A S T .— F in ch ley (E .), 152 ; R. R andall 32, F . R ob in son 29. S pencer, 145 ; F. L . M orey 35, H . E. M erry 23, V. J . W ood­ w ard 23*. For S pencer, W. R . Featherstonhaugh 5 for 35 ; G. M. L loy d 4 for 4 1 ; for F in ch ley L . W indsor 5 for 44. M A T C H E S O N J U L Y 15. F U L H A M C .C .’s H O M E W E E K (J u ly 15— 20). F ir s t M a tch , v. L U T O N .— L uton, 291 for 9 ; A . H orton 122, W . B row n 47, F. C olley 36. Fulham , 158 for 8 : G. H all 38, D. W oolben 22*. S econ d M a tch , v. N O N E N T IT IE S .— Fulham , 69. N on en tities, 290; W . M ansell S m ith 66, H . E. M urrell 62, O . S. Jenkins 35. T h ir d M a tch , v. M r. A . J. T A Y L O R 'S X I.— Fulham , 172; E. L. Jon es 42, F. C. M cIn tyre 35*, C. J. G old sm ith 33. A . J. T a y lor’s X I ., 241 ; Fair- broth er 70, Sw an 51. F o u r th M a tch , v. M r. J. W . C O X ’S X I .— Fulham , 301 for 6, dec. ; C . J . G old sm ith 82, J. W h itley 62", J . S. F ryer 56, D. W oolben 51. J. W . C o x ’s X I., 130 ; A . R. Peel 44. L . K . R ayn or 33, A. J. T aylor 30. F ift h M a tch , v. M r. K OJO TH O M P S O N ’S X I .— M r. T h om p son ’s X I., 165; C. R . B row n e 55, J. A. L u ck h oo44, W . Ram 20. F ulh am , 169 for 2 ; E . L. Jon es 73*, C. J. G oldsm ith 47, E . R. H eap 27*. S ix th M a tch , v. P A R S O N S G R E E N .— P . G reen, 9 9 ; J. S. H ig gs 21, A . C. H iggs 19. F ulham , 78 ; E . L . Jones 33. L A U D E R D A L E C .C .’s E S SE X T O U R . Ju ly 15 and 16, v . R .G .A . (S hoebu ryn ess).— R .G .A . 140— and 89. Lauderdale, 189 ; Jones 58— and 41 for 2. J u ly 17, v. W estcliff.— L auderdale, 190; Jones 52, C rofts 46. iVestcliff, 222 ; P. P lann er 114. J u ly 18, v. W 1C K FO R D .— Lauderdale, 159; Jones 49. W ickford 48— an d 78 for 2. Ju ly 19, v. M r. T. E . W IC K S ’S X I.— N o play— rain. Ju ly 20, v . U P M IN S T E R .— U pm inster, 39. L anderdale, 146,. M A TC H E S O N J U L Y 16. B O S T O N P A R K v. A L B E M A R L E A N D F R IE R N B A R N E T .— A t B ren t­ ford . A . & F . B . 1 4 0 ; W . Jaffrey, 49, C. M urray 20. B . P ark 339; C- E . D a lton 130, C E . Saunders 75, L . C. W eber 72*. M A T C H E S O N J U L Y 17. B O S T O N P A R K v. E A L IN G — A t B rentford. B . Park, 312 for 7, dec. ; A . S. B ull 88, B arton 73, C. E . Saunders 48*, C. E . D alton 43. E aling, 1 2 2 ; H . K . W edd 35, C apt. M arrvat 23, C. A . W’illcox 20. F or B . P ., B arton 8 for 59. H A M P S T E A D v . F IN C H L E Y — A t H am pstead. F inch ley, 1 3 7 ; H . C. Pearce 39, M . R . B rierley 29. H am pstead, 121 ; G. F . F arm iloe 23. C O L C H E S T E R A N D E A S T E S S E X v. C O L N E V A L L E Y W A N D E R E R S . — A t Castle Park C olchester. Colne V alley W ., 308 for 9 , d e c .; W . A . Sm ith 106*, D . H . U nw in 80, E . L . Stainbank 44. C. E . E ssex, 174 for 9 ; J . D . W ard 42, H . D . Swan 39. ST. L A W R E N C E v. E N F IE L D .— A t St. Law rence, Canterbury. E nfield, 265 for 8 , dec. ; T . D . L ow th er 158*, C. B . H edger 49. St. Law rence 289 for 5 ; Capt. H . H . C. B aird 122, O. F . H uyshe 67, W . Sim pson 54, A . B row ns • com be. 22* M IL L H IL L S C H O O L v. M R . G. S C O T T ’S X I .— A t M ill H ill. M r. S cott’s X I . 49 ; N. E . P. H arris 17— and 86 for 3 ; A. G. K n o tt 22*, T . W . L loy d 22*. T he School, 140 for 5, d e c .; C. G riffith-Jones 50*, D . B . A itk en 44. H A M P S T E A D N O M A D S v. S T A D E F R A N C A IS .— A t Crouch E nd (N orth M iddlesex’s C.C. G round). H . N om ads, 325 for 9 , dec. ; L . G. K irk patrick 110, “ H . K irk ” 94, O. B row ning 33, F . C. B ou lly 22. Stade Francais, 132 ; F. R oqu es 46, W . A sh ley 22, A . W . M erchant 20. K E N L E Y v. S U T T O N .— A t K en ley. S u tton , 8 1 ; A . K . H ickm an 31, L . Sm ith 22*— and 176 for 6 ; D . D . N apper 90*. K en ley, 235 ; G . M. B ottom e 63, W . L . Lam aison 42, D . C. Collins 29, C. W . D B ell 25. J. W . Shilcock 24. A C T O N T O W N V. R IC H M O N D P A R K .— A t A cton . A cton T ow n, 205 ; A . R oberts 51, C. B u tt 49, F . H aw kins 37. R ich m on d P ark, 1 8 9 ; R . S cott 60, R . P ennell 54. LU D G R O V E v. E L S T R E E .— A t L udgrove. L u d grove, 132 ; E arl of B reck n ock 31, D. M. Lees 30, L ord R om illy 25*. E lstree, 143 for 7 ; J . C. M. S au nderson 50, J . J . D alai 22. 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