Cricket 1914

J u l y 18, 1914. THE WORLD OF CRICKET. 353 Oxford Blues (continued). F ro m PRIVATE SCHOOLS (9 players, filling 18 places in the elevens). P l a y e d f i v e y e a r s :—C. D. B. Marsham (1854-58). F o u r y e a r s :— A. Payne (1852 and 1854-56). Two y e a r s :— A. Cazenove (1851-52) ; M. T. H. Wyatt (1850-51). O n e y e a r :—T. Denne (1827) ; C. J. B. Marsham (1851) ; R. H. B. Marsham (1856) ; A. F . Payne (1855) ; J. Pycroft (1836). -------------- 4 . ----- ------- S h r e w s b u r y had a big victory over Rossall on July 1. The Lancashire school conld only make 76 and 110; in between these two innings Shrewsbury ran up 330—T. K. Twist 50, M. R. Haseler 45*, C. Boumphrey 45, L. B. Blaxland 44, R. M. Phillips 43, H. R. J. Rhys 36. C. E. Gray, Haseler. T. Onslow, and A. C. Banks got the wickets for the winners. E. F. G. F'ripp’s 42 in the second innings was the highest score for Rossall. RUDD ’S C R I C K E T B A T S Fine Norfolk Willow Blades. 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A m e rsh a m H a l l :— J. F. Marsh (1904). A p p le b y : — J. J. Robinson (1894). B e d f o r d M o d e r n A . O . Jones (1893). B l u n d e l l ’s :— H. Mainprice (1906). C h r is t 's H o s p it a l: — R. S. Edwards (1850). F a u c o n b e r g e ( B e c c le s ) :— A . T. Coode (1898). Ip s w ic h :— C. R. Cooke (1858). K in g s t o n C o l l e g e ( H u ll) :— T. Dykes (1844). L a n c a s t e r :— J. Du V. Brunton (1894). L a n c in g :— O. P. Lancashire (1880). N a v a l C o l l e g e (P o rts m o u th ) :— E . A. F. Harene (1841). V ic t o r ia C o l l e g e ( J e r s e y ) :— S. C . Newton (1876). W o r c e s t e r R o y a l G.S. :— W . N . Riley (1912). F ro m t h e COLONIES AND INDIA (6 players, filling 12 places in the elevens). P l a y e d t h r e e y e a r s :— H. Hale (1887 and 1889-90) ; C. W . R o ck (1884-86). Two y e a r s : — D. C. Collins (1910-11),; G. A. Fairbairn (1913-14)- O n e y e a r : — E . R. de Little (1889) ; K. S. Ranjitsinhji (now H.H. the Jamsaheb of Nawanagar) (1893). F rom PRIVATE SCHOOLS (26 players, filling 46 places in the elevens). P l a y e d f o u r y e a r s :—C. A. Absolom (1866-69) ; G. L. Jessop (1896-99) ; F. Walker (1849-52). T h r e e y e a r s :—W. N. Powys (1871-72 and 1874) ; lohn Walker (1847-49). Two y e a r s :—W. Bury (1861-62) ; J. Grout (1838-39) ; C. F. G. Jenyns (1849-50) ; P. R. May (1905-6) ; C. Pontifex (1851 and 1853) ; H. W . Salter (1861-62) ; E. B. Shine (1896-67). O n e y e a r :— A. W. M. Christopher (1843) ; E. C. Ellis (1829) ; Hon. J. A. Gordon; W . J. Hammersley (1847) ; A. M. Hoare (1844) ; T. F. Hughes (1845) ; J. Leith (1848) ; A. Potter (1849) ; C. M. Sharpe (1875) ; H. C. P. Stedman (1871) ; E. St. John (1829) ; W. Sykes (1844) ; W . T. Thompson (18^6) ; A. R. Ward ( 1853 ). A r m a g h R o y a l S c h o o l beat Dungannon Royal School by an innings and 45 runs (77 to 15 and 17) on June 26. The biggest score of the day was 37* by D. E. Tittle. J. Exshaw took 10 wickets for 2 runs in the match, and G. H. W. Cantlev 8 for 22. F^xshaw had 6 for o in the first innings. For the Armagh 2nd XI v. Dungannon 2nd XI (Armagh winning by 75 to 36) H. C Patterson took 5 for 3 and F. le F. Dobbin scored 42. O n June 27 Armagh R.S. lost to Campbell College, Belfast, by the narrow margin of 9 runs—69 to 78. A. C. Pegg made 32 for Campbell College, and P. Y. W. M’Clenaghan 23 for the losers. H. E. M’Clena- ghan’s one-hand catch at square leg, which disposed of Russell, the Belfast school’s captain, was quite the feature of the game. For Armagh Exshaw took 6 for 30, Cantlev 4 for 24. J. S. Quin had 4 for 8, J. T. Smith 4 for 37 for the winners. O n July 2 and 3 Armagh R.S. played and beat a team from the Bedford Regiment and the Royal Irish Rifles, scoring 98 and 37 for 4, dec., to 23 and 100. T h e r e were centuries by H. Merrick, who has played for Gloucester­ shire and is a master at Denstone, Tinsley (just engaged as pro. by Fenton), and T . Skellam in the North Staffordshire League ; and among other good scores were J. Broad’s 71 for Tunstall, J. Tunstall’s 93* for Stoke, H. E. Bourne’s 71* (but Bourne, not too lucky as a rule, had any amount of luck this time) for Knypersley, and J. S. Heath’s 57 for Porthill Park. B a r n e s took 5 for 47 (Porthill Park v. Silverdale); Sedgwick 5 for 25 (Knypersley v. Leek); Riley (Notts) 6 for 31 (Oldfields v. Crewe Alexandra); and Fielding did the hat trick (Longtdh v. Fenton). N o r p . u r y , who now plays for Northumberland, but was a short time back a Hampshire colt, showed to great advantage with a chanceless 101* for East Lancashire v. Lowerhouse.