Cricket 1907

358 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A u g . 22, 1907. Y o rksh ire . First innings. Second innings. Tunnicliffe, c Hayes, b Lees 14 notout..............103 Rothery, retired h urt........ 2 Denton,c Crawford, b Lees 28 b Crawford ... 7 Wilkinson (W .H ),b Craw­ ford ...............................25 cMarshal.bSmith 27 Hirst, not out ..........49 notout............... 68 Rhodes, b Crawford.......... 5 Bates, c Crawford, b Lees . 4 Myers, c Strudwick, b May 1Gb Lees................ 8 Lord Hawke, b Marshal ... 8 Hunter, b May ................. 7 Deyes, b May .................... 0 B 2, lb 2 .................... 4 Total First innings. B 6 , lb 1 , nb 1 8 ........ 162 Total (3 wkts) 221 S urrey . Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Hirst.......... ... 30 5 92 2 ... ... 17 3 41 1 Rhodes ... ... 25 4 92 2 ... ... 19 2 74 3 Deyes ... 34.1 2 108 6 ... ... 18 :i 68 1 Myers ... ... 7 1 19 0 Hirst bowled two no-balls. Y o r k s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. Lees.......... M ay.......... Crawford Marshal ... O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W* 25 8 43 3 ... . . 22 7 42 1 15.4 1 65 3 ... .. 14 1 46 0 22 10 34 2 ... .. 14 8 15 1 4 1 16 1 ... .. 5 1 1 0 Smith... .. 13 1 50 1 Hayes ... .. 11 2 36 0 Holland .. 3 0 10 0 Hobbs .. .. 2 0 11 0 Hayward .. 1 0 2 0 Lees bowled a no-ball. DERBYSHIRE v. NOTTINGHAM­ SHIRE. Played at Chesterfield on Aug. 15,16, and 17. Notts won by nine wickets. Owing to the ground being very soft after heavy rain, play was not possible on the opening day until three o’clock. Derbjrshire then went in, and, after losing four wickets for 21 runs, were obliged by further heavy rain to abandon play until Friday. On the second day twenty-two wickets fell for 236 runs. Wass, by taking six wickets for 31 runs, brought the Derbyshire innings to a close for 62, and by lunch the visitors h id lost six wickets for 51. After the interval Hardstaff and Alletson put on 71 in fifty-five minutes, and, when the innings closed for 153, the former carried out his bat for a capital effort of 60, which contained a dozen 4’s. Before stumps were drawn Derbyshire lost six wickets for ■14 runs against Wass and Hallam, and, despite a fine innings by Wright, were beaten by nine wickets early on the third morning. Score and analysis :— D erbyshire . First innings. C.A. Ollivierre, c J. Gunn, b W ass 0 Morton,cHardstaff,bHailam 12 Carlin, b Hallam................. 2 Needham, cG.Gunn.b Wass 4 Humphries, lbw, b Hallam 1 Cadman, c Oates, b Wass... 14 L.G.Wright,cHallam,bWass 8 R.B. Rickman, c Alletson, b Wass ............................... 7 Warren,c Iremonger,bWass 11 Bracey, run out ................. 1 Bestwick, not out................. 0 Leg-byes ................. 2 Second innings. run out b Hallam c Oates, b Hallam c Iremonger, b Wass lbw, b Wass b Wass not out.......... , lbw, b Hallam b Wass b Hallam ... . b Hallam ... Byes ... Total 62 Total ... 95 Norrs. First innings. Iremonger, b Oadman ... 16 Gunn (G.), b Oadman ... 0 Gunn (J.), c Humphries, b Bestwick ........................ 3 Hardstaff, not out ............ 60 Payton, b Cadman ............. 11 N. C. V. Turner, b Bracey... 5 A. O. Jones, c & b Cadman 3 Alletson,c Bestwick, b Rick­ man ............................... 35 Oates, b Rickman .......... 0 Wass, c Warren, b Rickman 5 Hallam,c011ivierre,bWarren 0 B 8 , lb 7 ....................15 Total................. 153 Second innings. D e rb y sh ire. First innings. O. M. R. W. Wass .......... 16.4 5 31 6 ... Hallam ......... 16 5 29 3 ... Bestwick. Cadman Bracey Rickman Warren c& b Humphries 0 not out................. 1 Total (1 wkt) 5 First innings. O. ' 15 19 N otts . Second innings. O. M R. W. ... 19 11 36 4 ..1 9 5 55 5 Second innings. O. M. R. W. M. R. W. 6 28 1 5 58 4 0 13 1 7 2 14 3 7.2 2 25 1 Humphries .......... 0.3 0 5 1 LONDON SCOTTISH v. BRONDESBURY.—Played at Brondesbury on August 17. (12 aside). L ondon S cottish . E. Lacey, lbw, b Clark 15 E.A.Bennett, st Wood­ ward, b Clark........ 1 S. Lienard, b Pitts ... 20 W. G. Henderson, b P itts........................14 E. Hogg, b Clark ... 1 A. E. Begg, b Pitts ... 2 R. A. Bennett, c Eldrid, b Pitts ... 0 F. R. Connell, c Rage, b Clark ................. 7 H. C. Hodgson, c McLachlan, b Clark 17 J. S. Chown, not out 10 S. Artaud, b Pitts ... 9 T.B.Porter, c McLach­ lan, b Clark .......... 0 B 29. lb 3 ..........32 Total B ron d esbu ry . ...128 A.Leneschall, c Porter, b Lienard................. 1 H. Wilson, b Lienard 0 W. Hanwell, b Lacey 0 E. J. Wilson, c Chown, b Lacey .................18 A. J. Daniels, b Lienard ................. 7 H. E. Pervin, c Hogg, b Lienard................. 8 C. A. Clark, lbw, b Lacey.......... ... 2 L. A. Woodward, not out ........................24 P. McLachlan, b Con­ nell ........................ 11 G. S. Pitts, st R. A. Bennett, b Connell 5 E. Eldrid, b E. A. Bennett ................ 2 J. Rage, c R. A. Ben­ nett, b E.A.Bennett 1 B 9, lb 1 ... 10 Total 89 SOUTHGATE v. J. HALL’S XI.—Played at South­ gate. J. H a l l ’s XI. G. S. Churchill, b Rowley ................. R. E. Cranfield, b Cranfield................. S. Darlington, b Rowley ................. M. H. Knight, c Hey- gate, b Cranfield ... C. Mann, b Cranfield J. D. Davies, b Cran­ field ........................ C. Frost, b Cranfield... 2 J. Hall, b Cranfield ... 3 F. Canham, b Rowley 40 C. Muller, not out ... 0 G. B. Adams, c Cran­ field, b Rowley ... 7 B 6 , lb 1 .......... 7 Total 95 S outhgate . J. C. Bevington, c Churchill,b Canham 33 C. Browning, b Dar­ lington .................59 G. L. Vivian, c Knight, b Churchill .......... 9 It.S.Dickson,c Church- hill, b Cranfield ... 29 C. H. Wright-Ingle, b Darlington .......... 0 A. N. Other did not bat. G. W. Cranfield, b Canham ................. 4 R. A. Maude, b Frost 16 H. G. Rowley, b Churchill.................11 J. D. Hodges, b Frost 9 R. B. Heygate, not out 19 B 24, lb 1 ..........25 Total (9 wkts) 214 HAMPSTEAD v. STANMORE.—Played at Hamp­ stead on August 17. S tanm ore . C. M. Crossman, run out ........................ 2 W. G. Cobb, lbw, b Dumbelton ..........31 E. D. Sedgwick, c MacClure, b Dum­ belton .................14 A. Theobald, b Dum­ belton .................31 A. W. Porter, b Dum­ belton ................. 12 N. S. Bostock, c Hodg­ son, b Armitage ... 4 H am pstead . L. C. Bostock, c Dum­ belton, b McMillan 36 W. G. Ford, b Armit­ age ........................ 9 N. G. Fergusson, b McMillan.................22 H. W. Bostock, not out ........................ 8 A. Good, c Hodgson, b Dumbelton.......... 1 B 10, lb 2, nb 4... 10 Total ...188 J. Armitage, c Fer­ gusson, b Cobb ... 42 H. H. Walters, lbw, b F ord ........................30 H. S. MacClure, b Ford 10 G. G. Dumbelton, st Porter, b Cobb ... 9 T. M. Farmiloe F. J. Potter, b Cobb... 4 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE v. LEICESTER­ SHIRE. Played at Northampton on August 15, 16, and 17. Leicestershire won by 115 runs. Play was terribly slow on the first day, only 185 runs being made for thirteen wickets in five hours on a pitch which" did not assist the bowlers. For Leicestershire, Whitehead scored 31 but offered three chances, whilst King, who was second highest scorer, batted an hour and 20 minutes for 24. East, owing to an attack of lumbago, was obliged to retire from the game after bowling four overs. Northants., in response to the total of 115, lost three wickets for 49, after which Pool and Thompson added 21 together without being separated for the fourth wicket by the end of the day. On Friday, Pool and Kingston both played well, and the home side were enabled to gain a lead of 57 on the innings. When Leicestershire went in the second time, however, nine on the side made double figures, though the bowling was never mastered. Northants, set 151 to win, collapsed completely before Odell and Astill, and suffered a reverse to the extent of 115 runs. Score and analysis: — C. D. McMillan, c and b Cobb ................. 9 G. M. Hodgson, b Ford 3 H. S. Chappell, lbw, b C obb........................ 7 L. J. Marcus, b Cobb 0 D. McGregor, B 9, lb 3 ..........12 Total ..........181 ♦Score incomplete, but published as sent. L eicestershire . First innings. Knight, c Cox, b Hawtin... 11 Whitehead, b flawtin ...34 Jaye 3 , b Driffield............... 0 King, b Thompson ..........24 Coe, 1) Hawtin .................11 V. F. S. Crawford, c Kings­ ton, b Thompson .......... 9 W.W.Odell,cCox,b Hawtin 5 Sir A. Hazlerigg, c Buswell, b Thompson ................. 5 J. Shields, b Thompson ... 0 Benskin, c Thompson, b Hawtin ........................ 0 Astill, not out ................. 7 B 1, lb 1, w 2, nb 5 .. 9 Second innings, b Driffield .. c Kingston, Driffield ... c Driffield, Thompson b Thompson , 26 21 16 lbw, b Thompson 21 b Thompson ... 23 c Kingston, b Thompson ... 41 b Driffield......... 0 b Thompson ... 11 Total.................115 b Thompson not out.......... B 5, nb 1 Total .. 12 .. 4 .. 6 ..207 First innings. N. F. Norman, c Benskin, b King ..............................23 Cox ( vi.), c Astill, b King... 11 Dr. Pretty, c Astill, b King 12 C.J.T.Pool, c Jayes, b Astill 55 Thompson, c Orawford, b King ............................... 6 W. H. Kingston, c White­ head, b Astill .................22 R.W.Hawtin, lbw, b Odell... 6 E. M. Crosse, c and b Ooe 7 Buswell, not o u t................ 15 L. T. Driffield, st Shields, b Astill ............................... 0 East, absent ill ................. 0 B 11, lb 4 .................15 N orthamptonshire . Second innings. c King, b Odell... 8 b Astill ......... 10 b Odell ......... 2 b Odell ........ 4 c Jayes, b Astill 0 lbw,bAstlll ... c Whitehead, b Odell ......... not out................. b Astill ......... b Astill ......... absent ill .......... B 3, lb 2 ... Total... ...172 Total .. L eicestershire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W 17 6 39 4 ... ... 33 5 13 77 7 12 6 22 1 ... ... 22 5 89 3 20-2 9 33 5 ... ... 8 4 23 0 4 2 12 0 Pretty... ... 2 0 12 0 Thompson Driffield ... Hawtin ... E ast.......... Thompson delivered five no-balls and East one; Hawtin bowled two wides. N orth a m p ton sh ire. First innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Odell ... ... 16 4 39 1 ... ... 16 10 9 4 Astill ... 211 8 4J 3 ... ... 18-5 11 17 5 Jayes ... 8 3 11 0 ... ... 3 1 4 0 King ... 22 8 40 4 Benskin ... ... 5 2 12 0 Ooe .......... ... 7 2 14 1 PROFESSIONAL CRICKETER WANTED. 'THE BELMONT CRICKET CLUB, PHILA- 1 DELPHI A, U.S A., wishes to engage professional for next season. Must be good Ground man and Bowler. If desired, probable employment all the year round. State wages wanted, house rent free.— Reply, the Secretary, Belmont Cricket Club, Phila­ delphia, Pa., U.S.A. [Advt.