Cricket 1912

AUGUST 24, 1912. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 455 MATCH ON AUGUST 14 AND 15. THE MOTE v . PHILADELPHIA C.C.— A t Mote Park, Maidstone. Philadelphia, 181; T. F. Dixon 36*, J. It. Conyers 27, H. P. Wright 24, G. C. Conyers 21, J H. Mason 21— and 69 for 3 ; H. P. Wright 24*. The Mote, 49— and 200 ; Dr. J. A. Gibb 42, Groves 39, G. Bracher 31. For the Mote, Groves 11 for 119. ST. LAWRENCE v. BAND OP BROTHERS.—At St. Lawrence, Canter­ bury. St. Lawrence, 94 ; A. O. Snowden 29, A. Fluke 21—and 78 : A. Fluke 20*. B.B.’s, 251 ; J. R. Mason 106, Hon. G. Harris 37, K. M. H. Bonham-Carter 24, Capt. Harris 24. For B.B.’s, Mason 7 for 40 and 9 for 33. MATCHES ON AUGUST 15. COLCHESTER AND EAST ESSEX v. W ITHAM.— At Castle Park, Colchester. C. and E . E ., 258 for 6 , d e c.; A. F. M. Townsend 83, J. F. Evans, 69, J. W. Egerton-Green 41, B. H. Kent 22. Witham, 80 ; C. Hutley 21. For C . and E. E ., W . A.Smith 5 for 22, Townsend 3 for 17. STANMORE v. EDGWARE.— At Stanmore. Edgware, 150 for 7, dec.; N .O . Norton 75. Stanmore, 79; E. Marriott 43*. MATCHES ON AUGUST 16 . ToLCHE&TifiS. AN TTeaST ESSEX v. M.C.C.— At OastIePark, Colchester. C. and E. E., 128[; J. W . Egerton-Green 54*— and 138 for 5 ; D. Mustard 85. M.C.C., 115 ; G. S. Hickson 66 *.^ F or C. and E. E., W. L. Samson 5 for 30, W . A. Smith 4 for 73. MATCH ON ' AUGUST 16 AND r . FOLKESTONE v. PHILADELPHIA C.C.— At Folkestone. Folkestone 180; Hon. J. S. R. Tufton 51, D. Moor Radford 40—and 251 for 9, dec. ; L. T Driffield 69, A. C. Edwards 66 , H. F. Morres 30, H. Smith 21*. Philadelphia 107 ; J. H. Mason 26*— and 95 ; J. L. Evans 33. ST. LAWRENCE v. ST. EDWARD’S (OXFORD) OLD BO YS—At St. Lawrence, Canterbury. St. Lawrence, 352 ; A. Latter 173, A. Fluke 58, E. H. Simpson 26. St. Edward’s O.B’s., 180 ; K. Harding 59, C. R. Wetherall 52, R. G. Barrett 38—and 121; C. R. Wetherall 38, K. Harding 26, S. Murrin 21*. For St. Lawrence, Clinch 6 for 49 (1st inns.), Fluke 6 for 92 (both). MATCHES ON AUGUST 17. LESSNESS PARK v . ELTHAM.— At Abbey Wood. Eltham, 234 for 7, d e c.; A. Sims 127*, A. C. S. Jackson 32*, C. B. Grace 19, B. S. Egerton 17. Lessness Park, 151 for 8 ; E. Hawkes 65, C. J. Eynott 31, F. Norgrove 19. LEW ISHAM WANDERERS v. OLD CHARLTON— At Lee. Lewisham W ., 140 ; M. Hooker 44, M. Langford 35. Old Charlton, 211 for 8 ; A. A. Martin 73, W. Weller 31, A. Pitt 31, H. Gradidge 18, G. Masters 18. BUSHEY v. STANMORE.— At Bushey. Stanmore, 147 ; W. A. Barnes 38, V. P. Royle 21, W. R. Collins 21. Bushey, 145 ; H. H. Cox 50, P. C. Sains­ bury 33. G.W .R. v. PARSON'S GREEN.— At Castle Bar Park. P. G., 96 for 9, dec.; F. W England 30. G.W .R., 89 ; C. E. Bridges 39*. SOUTH WOODFORD v. WALTHAMSTOW— At Wood Lane. S. W ood­ ford, 247 for 8 , d e c .; E. Meyer 68 , H. R. Allen 44, C. W. Phillips 39, H. Edmunds 36,H. E. H yett31. Walthamstow, 161 for 9 ; E. Sims 51, H. R. Foxon 46, F. Davis 19. HORNCHURCH v. ARLINGTON AND LEYTONSTONE.— At Horn­ church. Hornchurch, 77 ; A. V. Gentry 30 A. and L., 102 ; J. Hoare 37, F. Wiles 29. CATFORD v. HONOR OAK.— At Catford. Honor Oak, 148 ; A. R. Thorpe 48, J. H. Lockton 45, H. Marsh 21. Catford, 75 for 9 ; H. W. French 29, H. J. Stevens 24. GRANVILLE (LEE) v. C Y PH E R S— At Lee. Cyphers, 106 ; P.Wyes 27, J. Radcliffe 22. Granville, 156 ; E. A. Brymer 39, A. A. Johnston 34, P. L. Lincoln 20. HAMPSTEAD v. WEST HERTS.— At Hampsead. Hampstead, 158 ; H. P. Davis 36*. West Herts, 121 ; E. S. Household 44, J.T . Ryding 20. SUTTON v. Mr. M. F. S. JEWELL’S X II.— At Sutton. Sutton, 302 for 8 , d ec.; P. R . Waterer 100*, J. G. M. Bell 79, V. R. Bromage 30. Air. Jewell’s XII. 125 ; E. H. Jewell 38*, M. F. S. Jewell 31, D. W. H. Jewell 30. COLCHESTER AND EAST ESSEX v. HORKESLEY PARK.— At Castle Park, Colchester. Horkesley Park, 68 — and 67 for 3 ; Filliston 24*. C. and E. E., 136 ; J. L. Meadowcroft 25, J. Warner 21. WHITE HOUSE v. HEATHFIELD.—A t Bellingham. White House, 148 ; A. Jeacocke 34, W. Ferguson 30, D’Arcy Woolven 23, P. Jeacocke 22, A. Buer Heathfield, 115 for 9 ; S. Scott 35, F. Barton 23, R. Davis 20. HIGHGATE v. ALBEMARLE AND FRIERN BARNET.—At Highgate. A. & F. B., 158 ; F. G. Hay 31, W. Walton 30, H. A. Clarke 26. Highgate, 60. For A. & F.B., H. A. Clarke 7 for 30. CROYDON v. REIGATE P R IO R Y .-A t Croydon. Croydon, 67; T. A. Watson 26. Reigate Priory, 79 ; F. Nightingale 21. DERRICK WANDERERS v. WANSTEAD.—At Manor Way, Blackheath. Wanstead, 157 ; T. S. Goddard 42, C. Casey 38. Derrick W., 166 for 2 ; II. R. Rennie 56*, W. G. Hankin 42, Street 35*, T. Brown 25. NORBURY PARK WANDERERS v. M.C.C.—At Norbury Park. M.C.C., 39—and 35 for 4; Major Salmon 26. N.P. Wanderers, 168 ; C. W. Goddard 42, H. Brooker 34, F. L. Johnson 23, O. Hughes 20. For N.P.W., O. Taylor 7 for 19, C. W. Goddard 3 for 20 (1st inns.), F. L. Johnson 4 for 22 (2nd). HORNSEY v. LONDON SCOTTISH .-At Crouch End. Hornsey, 157 ; H. J. Wenyon 47. London Scottish, 62 ; E. A. Homer 20—and 49 for 3; W. G. Henderson 20*. FINCHLEY v. HAMPSTEAD.—At Finchley. Hampstead, 240 for 5, dec. ; R. E. Eiloart 66 , C. H. Eiloart 61, G. G. Dumbelton 41*, C. H. Chaldecott 39. Finchley, 84; C. D. Lovegrove 23. For Hampstead. Dumbelton 5 for 27. BATTERSEA II. v. BIRKBECK INSTITUTE.—At Battersea. Birkbeck Institute, 56. Battersea, 152 for 7 ; L. B. Hunt 64, H. A. White 25*. For Bat­ tersea, H. A. White 5 for 21. WESTERN v. KENSAL.—At St. Quintin’s. Western, 112 ; J. Wheatley 37*. Kensal, 46. For Western, W. Humbles 6 for 17, J. D. Pay 4 for 10. ST. MARTIN’S v. WESTERN II.—St. Martin s, 127 ; G. Simmons 48, Mackman 25, Camkin 21*. Western, 82 ; Treloar 29, Richards 16, Warrender 14. CAPITAL & COUNTIES BANK II. v. LONDON CITY & MIDLAND BANK II.—C. & C. Bank, 80. L.C. & M. Bank, 160 for 8 . HIGHGATbl II. v. ALBEMARLE & FRIERN BARNET II. — At High­ gate. A. & P.B., 149. Highgate, 145. WILLESDEN II. v. GREVILLE II.—At Willesden. Greville, 89. Willesden, 71. For Greville, A. M. Dunn 7 for 16. RICKMANSWORTH v. LAUDERDALE.—At Rickmansworth. Rickmans­ worth, 104; A. G. Woods 31, E. Wright 25. Lauderdale, 89; H. O. Jones 19, T. Sales 16. RIVER PLATE HOUSE v. DULWICH HAMLET.—At Malden. R. P. H., 58. Dulwich Hamlet, 77. OLD OLAVIANS v. BEULAH.—At Dulwich. Beulah, 124 ; J. C. F. Mathiesen 60, Dawson 28. Old Olavians, 131 ; Bessell 40. For Beulah, W. Tufnell, 8 for 43. . . . BEULAH H. v. UPPER MITCHAM,—Beulah, 155 ; L. Dart 57, Rldgewell 30. Upper Mitcham, 42. For Beulah, Dart 6 for 24, Ridgewell 3 for 7. WOODSIDE ST. LUKE'S v. ST. ANDREW'S (CROYDON).—St. Luke’s 120 for S, dec. ; Hider 41, Phillips 36. St. Andrew’s, 51. SPENCER v. IBIS.—At Wandsworth . Spencer, 157 ; F. F. Boles 64. Ibis, 42 ; E. White 25. For Spencer, W. R. Featherstonhaugh 5 for 11, F. M. Barton 4 f<r 2EPSOM II. v. CAPITAL & COUNTIES BANK.—At Epsom. C. & C. Bank, 166 ; H. C. Cook 42, A. Drake 20, F. V. Rodgers 17, A. G. Ridpath 16, R G. Morgan 16*. Epsom, 142 for 9 ; C. K. Keenan 36, P. Nuthall 34, C. W. Langlands 26. For C. & C. Bank, F. Palmer 3 for 30, A. G. Ridpath 2 for 17, H. Skinner 2 for 28. __ , BALHAM WANDERERS v. RICHMOND PARK.—At Wandsworth. Bal­ ham W., 178 ; C. P. Woollacott 58, 1). A. Payne 47. P.ichmond Park, 92 ; W. Mungean 29, B. J. Greig 20. , WOODFORD WELLS v. ILFORD.—At Woodford. Ilford, 196 for 7, d e c.; E C. Porter 55, J. Pattinson 32, T. A. Lyon 30, H. E. Reynolds 24. W . Wells, 54 ; W. A. Batchelor 16—and 28 for 7. For Ilford, G. M. Londen 4 for 23 and 4 for 12, E. Cuttle 6 for 26 (1st inns.), H. E. Reynolds 3 for 12 (2nd). SOUTHGATE ADELAIDE v. HAMPSTEAD NOMADS.—At Southgate. H. Nomads, 146 ; L. G. Kirkpatrick 54. Southgate A., 70 ; A. G. Humphrey 28*. For the Nomads, Kirkpatrick 7 for 21. IPSWICH & EAST SUFFOLK v. BURY & WEST SUFFOLK.—At Ipswich. I. & E. S., 160 ; H. A. Bushel- 60, V. F. Gaby 46, F. L. Titchmarsh 22. B & W. S.. 167 for 9 ; Penfold 54, C. B. W. Magnay 36, R. D. Rushbrooke 19. MAYFIELD v. JARVIS BROOK.—At Mayfield. Mayfield, 208 for 8 , dec. ; H. R. Kirby 79, W. B. Keywood 55, C. V. Dier 41, W. T. Hicks 21*. Jarvis Brook, 74 ; A. G. Plaw 25. _ SOUTH WEST HAM v. LOUGHTON.—At Tidal Basin. S.W. Ham, 140 ; E. Connor 35, J. S. Cossington 22*, A. Law, 22, M. McKinnon 21. Loughton, 128 for 8 : A. W. J. Osborne 40, P. V. A. Miller 27. BOWES PARK v. EDMONTON.—At Bowes Park. Edmonton, 150 for 8 , d ec.; E. Richardson 43, E. Wall 40, H. MacLellan 31. Bowes Park, 6 for 83 ; Ward 24, Wilford 21. , , , . . WEST KENT WANDERERS A v. EASTDOWN PARK.—At Blackheath. W.K.W., 183 for 8 , dec. ; W. D. Myers 101*. Eastwood Park, 87. For W.K.W., G. Darvill 4 for 28. H.A.C. V. OLD WHITGIFTIANS.— A t Armoury House, Finsbury. H.A.C., 173; A. E. Shurman 2S, S. Taylor 2S, A. J. Adams 22. Old W.’s, 115; W. D. Hackney 42, W. B. Banncrman 25. BARNES v. L. C. & W. BANK.—At Barnes. L. C. & W. Bank, 205 for 7, dec. ; E. G. Gayfer 73, E. C. Kirk 54, T. C. Thomson 25. Barnes, 106; A. B. Tucker 26*, J. W. Hunter 22. CLAPHAM RAMBLERS v. FULHAM.—At Wimbledon. Fulham, 76; A E. S. Bramwell 27. Clapham R., 86 ; W. M. Longhurst 32, M. Revell 20. EDMONTON II. v. SPARTANS.—Edmonton, 150 for 9 ; Hodgkinson 72*, Royle 40. Spartans, 79. For Edmonton, Hodgkinson 5 for 29. SLOUGH V. SHEPHERD’S BUSH.—At Slough. Slough, 150 ; T. R. Kent 47, W. E. Baker 33. Shepherd’s Bush, 64 for 6 ; O. Smoothy 32*. For Shepherd’s Bush, Smoothy 4 for 55, Ware 3 for 26. MATCH ON AUGUST IS. EXCHANGE TELEGRAPH COMPANY v. PRESS ASSOCIATION.—On the West London C.C's Ground, St. Quintin’s Park. E.T.C., 95. C. Wills 20, E. Wagstaffe 20—and 86 ; C. Wills 45*. Press A., 43; W. L. Miecznikowski IS— and 107 ; W. L. Miecznikowski 54, Allen 19. MATCH ON AUGUST 19 & 20. SUSSEX MARTLETS v. ROYAL NAVY.—On the County Ground, Hove. Navy, 136 ; G. Trumble 47*, A. Bromley 28, A. E. Wood 24, J. A. Shuter 21— and 105 ; Bostock Hill 42*. Sussex Martlets, 180 ; H. L. Wilson 67, P. Boyd- Wallis 57—and 64 for 7 ; M. Ravenhill 27. 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