Cricket 1912

AUGUST 3, 1912. CEICKET: A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. 395 S U R R E Y v . L E IC E S T E R S H IR E .— A t th e O val, J u ly 29, SO, 31. S u r r e y . H ayw ard, c C urtis, b S hipm an ... M. C. B ird, b K in g ................................ G oatly, b A still ................................ D ucat, b K in g ................................ A bel (W . J.), c an d b S hipm an ... H arrison, b S h ip m an .................. Spring, b K in g ............................... G. V. C am pbell, e M ou n ten ey, b S h ip m a n ............................................. 1 S m ith, n o t ou t ............................25 S tru d w ick , c W hiteh oad,b K in g 1 R u sh by, st Shields, b K in g ... 4 E xtras .............................. 0 T o ta l................................1S7 Shipm an, 17-1-74-4; K in g, 21*4-7-51-5 ; A still, 14-3-32-1 ; C urtis, 7-1-21-0. L e ic e s te r s h ir e . ................ 22 C. J. B. W ood , b R u s h b y .................. 34 K night, b S m ith ................................ 14 W hitehead, b R u sh b y .................. 67 M ou n ten ey, b R u sh b y .................. 24 K in g, b S prin g ................................ 33 W . N. R iley, c G oatly, b S prin g ... S S m ith, 23-10-52-1 : C am p bell, (5-1-26-0 ; S pring, 8-1-33-2 ; B ird , 5-0-34-0. Coe, n ot o u t ............................ E xtras ................................ o T otal (6 w k ts) ... 208 C urtis. J . S hields, S h ipm an and A still d id n o t bat. R u sh b y, 17-1-5-44-3 ; A bel, 3-0-13-0 ; Y O R K S H IR E v. S U S S E X .— A t B radford, J u ly 20, 30, 31. D raw n. Y orksh ire . Sir A . W . W hite, c S treet, b C ox... X ew stead , n o t o u t ............................... D olphin , c C harlw eod, b R elf (A . E .) .............................................. E x tr a s .............................................. T o t a l ................................ W ilson, b N . H ollow a y ................. 43 O ld royd , c S treet, b R elf (A . E .) ... 1 D enton, c an d b R e lf (A . E .) ... 3 K iln er, lb w , b R elf (A . E .) ... 2 H irst, lb w , b C ox ................................ 51 D rake, lb w , b X . H ollow ay ... 4 J. Tasker, c B. H o llo w a y , b C ox... 14 B ooth, c R elf (R .), b R elf (A. E .)... 20 R elf (A . £ .), 44-5-15-82-5; H ollow ay, 22-11-33-2; C ox, 22-6-46-3. S ussex . V ine, n ot o u t .............................................. 4 i C ox, n o t o u t ............................................ R elf (R .), c D olp h in , b N ew stead 0 E xtras .............................. . P. G. H . F en d er, c O ldroyd, b H ir s t............................................................ 11 T otal (2 w k ts) B. H . H ollow ay, H . P . C haplin, R elf, (A . E .), Ju p p, [C harlw ood, Street, X . J. H ollow ay did n ot bat. H irst, 7-2-13-1 ; N ew stead, 5-1-11-1 ; D rake, 1-1-0 0. 28 and W O R C E S T E R S H IR E v. M ID D L E S E X .— A t B irm in gh am , J u ly 29, D raw n. W orcestersh ire . B ow ley, lb w , b H earn e .. ... 32 P earson, c su b, b T a r r a n t................ 8 A rn old , b T arrant ............................. 20 C ollier, c M ign on , b T arrant ... 15 B. G . S tevens, b T a r r a n t ................ 11 Cuffe, n o t o u t ......................................... 30 G . H . S im p son -H ayw ard, c H en ­ d ren , b K id d .............................. 9 A . T. C liff, b H earne Chester, c H endren, b Tai’rant B urrow s, c H aig, b H earne Bale, c W eston, b K idd E xtras ................. Total ................. ... 0 ... 0 ... 3 ... 8 ... 5 ... 141 T arrant, 33-13-57- 2 - 0 - 2 - 2 . H earne (J . T .), 29-7-66-3 ; L ee, 5-1-11-0; E . L . K idd. Tarrant, b A rn old ............................... H . W eston , lb w , b A rn old M. H . C . D oll, b S im pson -H ayw ard H endren, c B u rrow s, b C hester ... M urrell, b C h e s t e r ................................ E . L . K idd, n ot o u t ............................... F. T. M ann, b P earson ................. M idd lesex . 69 0 36 26 14 N . H aig, n ot ou t E xtras T otal (6 w k t) ... H earne (J . T .), L ee, and M ignon d id n o t bat. B urrow s, 9-2*30-0; C uffe, 12-2-39-0; A rn old , 15-3-35-2 ; S im pson -H ayw ard, 9-0-42-1; C hester, 14-1-31-2 ; P earson: 11-4-16-1. C Y 'P H E R S ’ H O M E W E E K (J U L Y 22-27). F ir s t M a tch v . M r . P U L L E N ’S X I .— Cyphers, 242 ; G . R adcliffe 56, P . W yes 52 M . A . D oggett 43, H . C. S tem bridge 31, S. B artlett 22. M r. P u llen ’s X I. 145 ; H . Palm er 38. A . Jeacock e 27., S e co n d M a tch y . C IT Y P O L IC E .— C yphers, 170 ; R . H . Jones 43, H . F . G ale 27, X . A . B ridgem an 19, P . W yes 18. C ity P olice, 131 ; H unt 45, P earce 19, Travis 18. T h ird M a tch y . B R IX T O X W A N D E R E R S — C yphers, 186 ; R . H . Jones 62, L . B ridgem an 35, J . R ad ch ffe 31. B rixton W ., 253 ; A . J. T rollope 86, C. Sm ith 56, C ol. H. E . L ow is 50. F o u r th M atch , y . C H A R T E R E D C O M P A N Y .— Cyphers, 353 for 9 dec. ; P. W yes 103, G . R adcliffe 56, A . H oskins 47, A . W atson 37, H . C. Stem bridge 21. Chartered C o., 65. F ifth M atch y . M r . C. W . A D Y E ’S X I — C vphers, 76; P . W yes 30. Mr, A d y e ’s X I ., 176 for 9 ; L . W ills 42, F . H . L acey 31, S. J. C roft 27, H . Grim - shaw 23. S ixth M atch , v . W H IT E H O U S E .— W hite H ouse, 1 5 2 ; P . S. Jeacocke 31, S. B est 23, H . B urter 21, J. Shuter 19. C yphers, 325 for 9 ; P . W yes 103 M. A . D oggett 54, R . H . Jones 49, S. Sim m ons 36, F . G. B illett 23*. C R IC K E T M A T C H E S O N J U L Y 22 and 23. E A S T B O U R N E v . G E N T L E M E N O F E S S E X .— A t E astbourne. E a st­ bourne, 328 ; C. R . B row ne 122, H . M. Langdale 59, J. G . C . S cott 56, H . G. G arrett 33— and 294 for 7, d ec. ; H . G . G arrett 118, J . H . B. Sullivan 45, H . 31. Langdale 33, C. G. Sw ainson 27*, J . G. C. S cott 26. G . o f E ssex, 442 ; C. D . Me Iver 180, C. P . M cG ahey 90, C. J . K ortrigh t 42, P . P. L incoln 31, J. W . E gerton- Green 29*, E . C. Colem an 24— and 151 for 3 ; C. D . M clv er 51, L . G. K irkpatrick 34*, C. P. M cG ahey 28, L. M. C radock-H artopp 21*. T H E S U T T O N C .C .’S H O M E W E E K (J l*L Y i22-27). T h e first tw o m atches (v . S U R R E Y C. A N D G. and v. T H E W A N D E R E R S ) w ere given last w eek, T h ir d M a tch , v. B A N S T E A D .— Sutton, 363 for 6. dec. ; \. N. Jew ell 154, A . K . H ickm an 39, A . Sim s 38*, J . M. G . Bell 34, M. F . S. Jew ell 30. Banstead. 77 ; H . J. W ood 44. F ou rth M a tc h , v . T H E B U T T E R F L IE S .— Butterflies, 163 : 1). J. C. »ila*s 45. C. F . R einer 39, A . N . Jew ell 25. S utton, 193 ; L . Jackson 43, C. L. C ole 26, P . R . W aterer 26. E . A llen 25, J. M . W illiam son 20. F ifth M atch y . M .C.C.— Sutton, 222 : A . N . Jew ell 43, P. R . W aterer 42*. D. 1). N apper 40, H . M . F oster 26, C. L . C ole 22. M .C.C., 2 4 0 : S. A. M iller- H allett 50, N. R . Quin 43, J. G. B ow den-Sm ith 39, M. M. Parker 29. S ix th M atch y . F O R E S T H IL L .— S utton . 334 for 6. dec. : M. F. s. Jew ell 76, A . N. Jew ell 73, H . M . F oster 54, .T. G . M . B ell 47. J. M. W illiam son 37*, A . K . H ickm an 30. F orest H ill, 95 ; V . R . B rom age 27, A. J. W h yte 23, A . Sellar 22. M A T C H E S O N JULY* 24. S O U T H S A X O N S v . G E N T L E M E N O F E S S E X — A t >t. Leonard’s, (i. o f E ssex, 343 fo r 9, d ec. ; E . C. Colem an 109*, C. J. K ortright 89, I’. M cG ahey 33, C. D . M clv er 32. S. S axons, 160 for 5 ; A . W . R obinson 76, C. G . S w ainson 28*, F . B . M ackenzie 23. E A L IX G v . S H E P H E R D ’S B U S H .— A t E aling. E aling. 1 3 0 ; H. K . W ed d 25, C. H . O sborne 23. S. B ush, 1 7 8 ; W . M . D arvill 36, C. T . B urgess 28, W . M . M ilne 27*, R . X y strom 22. C H R IS T ’S H O S P IT A L Y. C R A N L E IG H S C H O O L .— At W est H orsham . C ranleigh, 87 ; P. W . AY. A rm felt 36. C hrist’s H ospital, 245 for 7 ; W . J. Cullen 106, G . S. H . T yn d ale 43, D . A . W right 34*, G. J. Partridg*- 21. A C T O N T O W N V. D .O .N .S .C .C .— A t A cton . A cton T ow n . 202 for 6, dec. ; P arncutt 48, llsley 39*, F . B aldw in 30, C. B utt 23. D .O .N .S .C .C ., 45. F or A cton , llsley 8 for 21. S T A N M O R E P A R K V. L U D G R O V E .— A t Stanm ore. stanm ore P ark, 5 3 ; G. Tylden-W Tright 28— and 104 for 2 ; A . R . Cadell 43*, A. G. O . W arren 33*. L u d grove, 133 ; D . 31. Lees 53, V . A . G. A . W arrender 19. M A TC H E S O N JU LY’ 25. P U R L E Y v . T H E WTA N D E R E R S .— A t P urley. P urley, 1 2 3 ; M. G . F ow les 34. W anderers, 252 for 8 ; A . L. K em p 76, P. G . G ale 51, R . V . B ow ater 47*, R . L . B ow en 29. F or th e W anderers, R . T . C raw ford 9 for 37. A R D IN G L Y C O L L E G E v . C R A N L E IG H SC H O O L.— A t A rdingly. Cran- leigh. 1 4 6 ; P . W . W . A rm felt 50, C. B . Short 36. A rd in gly, 1 0 3 : S. I). A n till 34, C. H . H ayes 46. K E N S IN G T O N (N . & S .) V. C A M B E R W E L L — A t s t. Q uintin’s. C am ber­ w ell, 232 ; S. Sam pson 57, W . W’atts 55, A . Jeacocke 52, G . M iller 24. K en ­ sington, 98 : T . S. B udgen 35, G. T . Fairbrother 27. S T A N M O R E v. WTIL L E S D E N T R A D E S M E N — A t Stanm ore. Stanm ore. 115 ; Snow den 45, C ryer 15, R id on t 14. W . Tradesm en 64 ; W . F . Thom as 19, F or Stanm ore W . L yford 7 for 27. S H A F T E S B U R Y ' G.S. (M a s te r s ’ X I ) v. D r. E N S O R ’S X T.— A t S haftesbury. S .G .S.. 164 ; C. H . T ovey 75, E . Scam m ell 17. D r. E nsor s X I., 203 ; C. A. H utchinson 52*, C. B uttanshaw 33, B . S. H ollick 30, P . S. R . B ridge 26, R . S. K . B lu ck e 22. U P P E R C L A P T O X v. H A M P S T E A D N O M A D S .— At U pper C lapton. H . N om ads, 197 ; J. N . Craw ford 85, F . C. B oully 41, H . B running 20* I*. W . G eddes 19. U pper C lapton, 106 ; L . W illiam s 26, R . H arrison 20. O X F O R D C IT Y II. v. S O U TH O X F O R D .— A t O xford . S. O xford . 62. O xford C ity, 109 for 6 ; G. V. B olton 74. F or th e C ity , B. B. d e la B ore ••for 28 ; for S O xford , A . W est 5 for 45. M A T C H E S O N J U L Y 27. H E A T H F IE L D V. B O S T O N P A R K .— A t W andsw orth C om m on. B . P ark, 169 : C. E . Saunders 74, C. G luyas 39, — . H alliday 24*. H eathfield, 206 for 4 ; H . W . W eaver 128*. E A L IN G v . S O U T H H A M P S T E A D .— A t E aling. E aling. 286 for 8, dec. ; H . 1>. M offat 61, J . D . Craik 60*, B . S. C um berlege 39, J . R. .M acdonald 37, J . H . A . T olkien 21. S. H am pstead, 184 for 8 ; W . P. B room an 40, G . H . B a m ­ ford 35, J . W are 31, L . P . G illiard 27. BLANCO For Cleaning and Whitening White Buckskin and Canvas Shoes, Cricket Pads, and all other articles of a similar nature. 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