Cricket 1912

406 CEICKET : A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. AUGUST 10, 1912. H. GRADIDGE & SONS, Manufacturers and Exporters of all requisites for Cricket, Lawn Tennis, Racquets, Squash Racquets, &c. Reblading Cricket b a ts and Restringing Tennis bats a Special feature. F a c t o r y ARTILLERY PLACE, WOOLWICH, S.E. Patentees and Sole makers o f the “ I M P E R I A L D R I V E R ” Cricket Bats made in Men’s, Small Men’s, College, 6 , 5, 4, & 3, sizes. Every other requisite for Cricket, including balls, leg guards, batting gloves, gauntlets, stumps, nets, &c. Price Lists and Special Quotations free. ALL GOODS CARRIAGE PAID TO ANY PART OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. Sole Makers o f the “ Imper ial Dr iver ” and “ Improved G r ad i dg e ” Lawn Tennis Racquets. Club Cricket Notes and Jottings. A m o n g la s t w eek ’s c e n tu rie s w ere i—• J u l y 2 9 . H . B. Chinnery, 102, Mr. C. E . H am bro’s X I. v. Sussex Martlets. E . G. M ordaunt, 102, Mr. C. E . H am bro’s X I. v. Sussex Martlets. Capt. W . G. M. Sarel, 238*, The Mote v. Band of Brothers. J u l y 3 0 . H . L . Simm s, 106, Sussex Martlets v. Mr. C. E . H am bro’s X I. Lieut. B itchie, 123 (ret.), B .A .M .C . v. Old Johnians. J. C. de Souza, 101*, Mr. C. M. B icliardsofi’s X I. v. Bichm ond Bark. M. B. Bajana, 144*, Shepherd’s Bush v. T he Arabians. E. M archant, 127*, Band of Brothers v. The Mote. J u l y 3 1 . G. L. H unting, 148, Mr. B . G . M ortim er’s X I. v. Captain Cuthbert’s XI. B. W . Badge, 102, G. W . B . v. B oyal H orse Guards. A u g u s t 1. C. St. J. L . Tudor, 255, Arm y Service Corps v. B oyal Navy. C. D. M clver, 126, I. Zingari v. B oyal Artillery. M. Torrens, 100*, Mr. C. E . H a'nbro’s X I. v. Eastbourne. C. J. B ool, 134, Barson’s Green v. Mr. J. S, Fryer's X I. A . W . Carr, 211, Old Shirburnians v. Exm outh. C. N. Ambrose, 100, W oking v. Oatlands Bark. A. Jeacocke, 108, M iddlesex C. & G. v. F inchley (E .) A u g u st 2. B . V. Buxton, 131, I. Zingari v. B oyal Engineers. B . B. Heygate, 141, Southgate v. Old Foiesters. C. T. Burgess, 100, Shepherd's Bush v. Mr. T. Firth’s Yorkshire X I. A u g u s t 3 . W . W eller, 106*, Old Charlton v. Derrick W anderers. J. S. H iggs, 152*, Barsons Green v. E aling Dean. F . D. H eath, 110, Barsons Green v. E aling Dean. L . S. W ells, 101*, W anderers v. Binner. A. W . Bobinson, 110*, Bristol Schoolmasters v. Brivate Banks. O. Smoothy, 134*, Shepherd’s Bush v. Bushey. L . A. H oney, 107, Blackheaih v. Beckton. H . T. Clarke, 100, Albermarle aud F riem Barnet v. Croftou Bark. S. H . Saville, 119*, Southgate v. H ornsey. W . Adam s, 102*, Slough v. Koyal U oise Guards. B. Vine, 100 (ret.), W ilm ington v. f-tone. W . E . Hobbs, 105*, Norbury Bark v. London & South-W estern Bk. F . R. D O. M onro, 121, Hampstead v. B ichm ond. — H em ingway, lOb*. N. Middlesex II v. Brondesbury II. — Carnall, 10u*, W altham stow II. v. Epping IL. W . D. Hackney, 101, Old W hitgiftians v. Burley. S. S. Harris, 159, Sussex Martlets v. Harrow Blues. Major H . S. B ash, 129, Army Ordnance Corps v. Granville (Lee). E . C. Kirk, 121, L . C. & W . Bank v. Ibis. S. Anderson, 136*, W allsend v. St. George’s. E . Stephenson, 101*, Gieat Harwood v. liioblesdale Wanderers. Bedford (W .) 114*, Huddersfield v. Kirnburtou. H . Blease, 1U7*, Sefton v. Huyton. H. G. Bushton, 128, B ock Ferry v. Bootle. M. H . C. Doll, 108, Charterhouse Friars v. Banstead. H . C. W ood, 107“ , Banstead v. Charterhouse Friars. G. H . Brocklehurst, 107, H igh W ycom be v. M .C.C. F . W . E . Bunney, 117, Shrewsbury v. T he Falcons. K. A. Higi’s, 115*, Hayward’s H fath v. Cuckfield. J. H . Kelsey, ]14*, Tunbridge Wells v. Linden Bark. E. Harris, 108, Littlehampton v. Upper Sydenham. On Monday and Tuesday in last week the Gentlemen of Esi-ex played Colchester Garrison. At the last m om ent C. B. M cGahey and B. Campbell were unable to play, which seriously weakened the visiting side. J. W . Egerton-Green and D. Mustard made between them 137 of the 175 from the bat scored by them , the rest doing very little indeed. The garrison started badly, but the Bev. F . G. D. Webster and Capt. G. H . S. Fowke put a different com plexion on matters, though the form er had som e luck. Fowke’s innings was a very good one indeed. They added 122 to­ gether. The Garrison led by 59. B. B. L incoln and Egerton-Green put up 53 for the first wicket of the Gentlemen of E ssex in their second innings; but then a rot set in on a crum bling wicket before the bowling of Fowke and O. B. Graham, and in the end the total was only 105, and the Garrison won by 10 wickets. Several prom inent clubs held their annual Weeks from July 29 to August 3, inclusive, aud one can only regret that the weather did not behave itself nicely. Am ong the W eeks was that of Bichm ond