Cricket 1914

A u g u s t i , 1914. THE WORLD OF CRICKET. 401 Cricket in the Malay Peninsula. PENANG v. PERAK . At Penang, June I, 2, and 3. This was a well-fought game, the home •side winning by 4 wickets in the end. The great feature of the match was a stand of 111 for the last wicket in Penang’s first innings by Ezechiel and Wright-Motion. P e r a k . First Innings. Second Innings. A . C. J. Towers, c Fettes, b Oliver 22 b Fettes .. .. 15 R. R. Bullmore, c Mackay, b Fettes 33 c Voules, b Fettes .. 8 W. E. Maynard, st Voules, b Oliver 3 c Fettes, b Oliver .. 3 W. O. Jonklaas, c Oliver, b Fettes 10 c Voules, b Mackay .. 40 L. V. Prentice, c sub, b Oliver .. 23 c Ezechiel, b Oliver .. 49 F. V. Bede-Cox, c & b Mackay .. 2 c Fettes, bMackay .. 14 D. M. Barry, st Voules, b M ackay.. 9 c Voules, b Oliver .. 5 M. B. Shelley, not out .. .. 18 c Prentis, b Fettes .. 11 :S. G. A. Maartensz, b Fettes .. 56 c & b Fettes .. .. 16 O. Bruce, c Mackay, b Fettes .. o b Mackay .. .. 25 T . J. Haytor, c & b Oliver .. o not out .. .. 11 Extras .. .. .. 18 Extras .. .. 22 Total 194 Total Total “N. E. Bath, c Badham, b Woodhouse .. .. 56 W. F. Zehnder, c Tamby, b Hodgins .. .. 39 R. L. L. Braddell, b Allen .. 21 D. J. Scharenquivel, c Tam ­ by, b Alen .. .. 14 E . W. Day, b Allen .. .. 27 E. Vowler, b Allen .. .. 2 P. J. Sproule, b Woodhouse O. Hughes, b Bath . J. S. Badham, c Cantrell, b Braddell Lieut. Hawkins, c. W. R. S. Zehnder, b Bath •C. Woodhouse, c Scharen­ quivel, b Braddell •Griffith Jones, b Scharen­ quivel R. N. Tinsley, b Braddell .. A . H. Blackwell, b Braddell M o t h e r C o u n t r y . 4 P. Allen, b Braddell E. L. White, st Cantrell, b 13 Scharenquivel H. Davis, c W. R. S. Zehnder, b Braddell C. J. Cobbett, b Braddell .. R. O. Hodgins, not out Extras Total o 4 46 D e r r i c k W a n d e r e r s heavily defeated Berkhamsted, scoring 251 *(L. T. Bawcutt 58, H. M . Gorringe 53, J. Stocks 38*, C. E. Norman 35) to Berkhamsted’s 53 and 68 for 5. Street took 7 for 32 in the home side’s first. After the match the two teams and friends, to the number of about 60 in all, were entertained to dinner by Sir Arthur C. Cory-Wright and Lady Cory-Wright at their residence at Berk- ■hamsted Hill, and a very enjoyable time was spent. The haverford College Tour. SIX TH MATCH v. TONBRIDGE SCHOOL. At Tonbridge, July 8. Haverford won the toss, but, taking first innings, had all the worst of a drying pitch. Webb played well for them, as did Sherwell for Tonbridge. S. E. Stokes took 3 wickets for 1 run. H a v e r f o r d C o l l e r e . E. N. Crosman, c Clarke, b Bingham S. E. Stokes, b Man W. M. R. Crosman, c Sherwell, b Man W. Webb, c Newcomb, b Man 54 W. C. Brinton, c Sherwell, b Man J. Carey, c Bingham, b Clarke H. S. Miller, c Bingham, b Lovelace T o n b r i d g e S c h o o l . 15 20 14 J, K. Garrigues, b Lovelace R. Rice, not out D. C. Wendell, st Hedges, b Lovelace J. Stokes, c & b Lovelace .. Extras Total .. 219 P e n a n g . First Innings. Second Innings. A . B. Voules, b Haytor .. .. 23 b Jonklaas .. .. 1 K. Thomas, b Towers .. .. 1 b Jonklaas .. .. 22 H. A. Neubronner, c Maynard, b Prentice .. .. .. .. 6 not out . . ..5 R. E. Oliver, b Shelley .. .. 50 st Maartensz, b Bruce 23 C. H. Mackay, c Towers, b B ru ce..o b Bruce .. .. 1 R. E. Prentis, st Maartensz, b Jonk­ laas .. .. . . . . 22 not out .. .. 74 J. D. Fettes, c Shelley, b Prentice.. 14 T . C. Upton, c & b Prentice .. o b Jonklaas .. .. 1 V. G. Ezechiel, c Bruce, b Prentice 86 b Towers .. .. 21 Dr. W. W. Martin, b Jonklaas .. o •G. E. Wright-Motion, not out .. 47 Extras .. .. .. 9 Extras ..9 R. Sherwell, st E. N. Cros­ man, b S. E. Stokes N. Boucher, c Wendell, b Garrigues C. K. Tester, b Brinton R. D. Lovelace, run out .. S. T. S. Clarke, c & b C arey.. G. P. Hedges, c Garrigues, b S. E. Stokes 91 26 F. C. Man, c Wendell, b S. E. Stokes H. V. Wilson, not out Extras Total (for 7 wkts.) 16 161 G. V. Thompson, F. Newcomb, and E. S. Bingham did not bat. SEVENTH MATCH, v. H A IL E Y B U R Y COLLEGE. At Haileybury, July 9. Webb played a very good innings and E. N. Crosman and Carey also made runs ; but the rest failed, Vincent bowling in excellent form and taking 6 for 61. Haileybury lost 4 for 46 ; but a solid stand by Hake and Bolton made the game safe for them. H a v e r f o r d C o l l e g e . .. 258 Total (for 6 wkts.) 157 MOTHER COUNTRY v. COLONIES. On the Padang, at Kuala Lumpur, June 3. R. L. L. Braddell, the old Carthusian and Oxonian (born at Malacca) played for the •Colonies, and Owen Hughes (Malvern and Cambridge) for the Mother •Country. Braddell took 7 for 11 when the homelanders batted. Tw elve a side played, but Cantrell did not bat for the Colonial team ; -whether the innings was declared the report to hand fails to state. C o l o n i e s . E. N. Crosman, c Butler, b B E Baker H. S. Miller, c Mott, b Vincent W. M. R. Crosman, b Vincent W. Webb, b Vincent W. C. Brinton, c B. E. Baker, b Vincent S. E. Stokes, b Thorne J. Carey, b Thome .. I). C. Wendell, b Vincent .. E. Rice, not out J. K. Garrigues (capt.), lbw, b Thorne J. Stokes, b Vincent Extras Total 194 W. R. S. Zehnder, b Allen.. 16 E. L. Talma, b Woodhouse 18 — Peake, not out .. .. 8 — Hill, b Hawkins .. 5 — Cantrell, did not bat Extras .. .. 12 Total .. .. 2 2 8 W. T. Malden, lbw, b Garrigues G. C. Thorne, lbw, b Brinton W. H. G. Heath, b B rinton.. B. E. Baker, b Garrigues . . H. D. Hake (capt.), c W. Crosman, b Garrigues E. F. Bolton, c S. E. Stokes, b Garrigues H a i l e y b u r y C o l l e g e . G. M. Baker, not out .. 11 G. L. Butler, c S. E. Stokes, b Carey .. .. .. 13 Extras .. .. 23 Total (for 7 w.) .. 201 D. H. Dibdin, H. D. Vincent, and L. W. Mott did not bat. EIGHTH MATCH v. HAMPSTEAD C.C. At Hampstead, July 13. C. C. Morris, the team’s mentor, played in this game, and was responsible for a fine innings of 92, but for which his side would have made little show. As it was, they only lost by 5 runs, after a good fight, the last man running his partner out by 10 yards in a wild attempt at a second run for a hit only worth one. Brinton (5 for 66) and Garrigues (5 for 51) bowled well. H a m p s t e a d C.C. N e w a r k (174 for 3, dec.) and Grantham (85 for 5) drew on Saturda y R. H. Howitt, the old Notts batsman (60), and E. E. Thrale (53) gave Newark a capital start. G r a n t h a m II dismissed Buckminster Park for 81, and replied with 270 for 9 (C. W. Holmes 62, W. Henson 60*, T. E. Harding 41). S l e a f o r d (134 for 3, dec.— A. E. Gibson 70*) and Nottingham Y.M .C.A. (66 for 1) drew at Sleaford. R. G. D.-Howell, lbw, b Brinton R. S. Everitt, b Brinton .. A. R. Tanner, c Morris, b Brinton J. Armitage, c Brinton, b Garrigues R. B. Morrison, c Webb, b Brinton G. S. Hickson, c W. Crosman, b Garrigues E. E. Barnett, b Garrigues.. Dr. R. Ingram, c Webb, b Garrigues E. L. Marsden, c Brinton, b Garrigues D. B. Aitken, lbw, b Brinton L. E. Thomas, not out Extras Total .. 13 E. N. Crosman, run out S. E. Stokes, b Tanner W. M. R. Crosman, b Everitt W. Webb, c Tanner, b Everitt C. C. Morris, c Ingram, b Tanner W. C. Brinton, c Hickson, b Tanner J. Carey, c Barnett, b In­ gram H a v e r f o r d C o l l e g e . 92 Thomas, b H. S. Miller, Tanner D. C. Wendell, run out J. K. Garrigues, b Tanner .. N. B. Coleman, not out Extras Total 20 4 179