Cricket 1907

366 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A u g . 22, 1907. M iddlesex. First innings. O. M. R. W. "Wass Hallam ... Gunn (G.) 17 3 31 11 14-3 6 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 25-1 10 39 5 ... 25 9 57 5 Wass bowled a wide and three no-balls. N otts . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Hearne ..........20‘5 G 42 7 ............ 21-2 7 29 3 Tarrant .......... 12 1 43 2 ........... 4 0 17 0 Trott ................. 12 2 311 ........... 3 0 11 0 W ells................. 5 0 20 0 ........... 15 3 34 2 W ARW ICK SH IR E r . DERBYSH IRE . Played at Edgbaston on Augustl9, 20, and 21. Warwickshire won by six wickets. The cricket on the opening day was slow, Warwick­ shire responding to the visitors’ total of *135 by making 93 for the loss of a couple of wickets. Derbyshire lost their first four wickets for 15, and it was only Humphries who saved the side from a complete collapse. Going in at a critical point, he batted admirably without making a mistake of any kind, and was last man out for 50, made in two hours and forty mihutes. In the innings of 135, Santall took six wickets for 53. At the end of the day, Warwickshire lost Fishwick and Charlesworth for 93, Baker carrying out his bat for 47. On Tues­ day—the game could not be resumed until 2’30—the player named and Quaife both scored well, but Baker was missed when 12 and 54. Quaife hit eight 4 s during the three hours he was in, and did not give a chance. At the end of the innings, Morton took four wickets for 21 runs, but Warwickshire could claim a lead of 135 on the innings. Derby­ shire, when they went in the second time, made 54 for the loss of Sherwin’s wicket, Wright carrying out his bat for 37. Yesterday morning Wright and Humphries, not without some luck, remained in until their stand for the second wicket had 'realised 138. The amatuer showed some of his old. form in making his hundred, but was missed by Fishwick at short-leg when 41. Of the other players, Carlin showed the best form, but when the innings closed for 249, Warwickshire were left only 115 to win, and that number they obtained for the loss of four wickets. Score and analysis :— D erbyshire . First innings. Morton,cSmith,bHargreave 6 L. G. Wright, c Kinneir, b Santall.............................. 5 Carlin, lbw, b Santall ... 2 Needham, lbw, b Charles­ worth ............................... C. B. Sherwin, b Santall ... Humphries, run o u t .......... R. B. Rickman, b Santall... 14 Warren, run o u t.................21 Bracey, st Smith, b Santall. 1 Buxton, c Hargreave, b Santall............................... 6 Bestwick, not out................. 9 B 6, lb 2 ................. 8 Second innings, b Hargreave ... 10 lbw, b Baker ...108 c Fishwick, b Hargreave ... 37 Ibw, b Santall ... 5 b Hargreaves ... 7 c Charlesworth, b Baker ..........39 c S a n ta ll, b Charlesworth... 14 b Charlesworth.. 1 not out................. 5 b Charlesworth .. 0 b Charlesworth .. 0 B 4, lb 10, w 3 17 Total ...135 W arwickshire . First innings. T. S. Fishwick, b Bestwick 1 Baker(C.S.),c Bracey,bHick­ man ...............................72 Charlesworth, c Warren, b Bestwick ........................18 Quaife,cMorton,b Bestwick 73 J. F. Byrne, c Needham, b Bracey...............................19 Kinneir,cNeedham,b Rick­ man ............................... 0 F.G. Stephens, cBestwick, b Morton...............................17 G. W. Stephens, c Carlin, b Morton...............................13 Santall, notout .................24 Smith, b Morton ... .......... 0 Hargreave, st Humphries, b Morton...............................20 B 3, lb 3, w 5, nb 2 ... 13 Total... Second innings. cBracey.bMorton 49 c Wright, b Rick­ man .................23 c Humphries, b Rickman.......... 9 not out................. 9 c Humphries, b Rickman ... 4 B4,lb 1,w2,nb 2 9 Total ..........270 Total (4 wkts) 11G D erbyshire. First innings. Second innings. O. M. K. W. O. M. R. W. Santall ........ . 38.1 18 53 6 ... ... 31 15 50 1 Hargreave . 23 12 24 1 ... ... 26 11 42 3 Charlesworth... 15 4 50 1 ... ... 12.4 4 27 4 F. G. Stephens ... 13 0 39 0 Byrne . ... 11 2 33 0 Quaife ... 15 5 16 0 Baker ... 6 2 25 2 Hargreave bowled one and Byrne two wides. W arw ickshire First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Warren ........ . 13 6 21 0 ... ... 8 () 31 0 Bestwick........ . 34 7 95 3 ... ... 5 1 8 0 Buxton ........ 11 3 24 0 ... Bracey ........ . 15 G 25 1 ... !!! 5 0 li) 0 Rickman........ . 19 3 71 2 .. ... 5.2 0 24 3 Morton . G.3 0 21 4 ... ... 7 2 22 1 Best,wick bowled three wides and four no-balls and Bracey and Morton two wides. THE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP. (To A ugust 22nd.) Per­ Plyd.Won. Lost. Drn. I’ts. centage. Notts .......... 18 ...14 ..., 0 ... 4 ... 14... 100 Worcestershire 17 ... 8 .... 2 ... 7 ... 6.. . 60*00 Yorkshire 23 ...11 .... 3 ... 9 ... 8... 57-14 Surrey ........ 25 ...10 .... 4 ...11 ... 6.. . 4285 ^Middlesex 18 .. . 7 ... 4 ... 7 .... 3.. . 27-27 *I,ancashire ... 23 ... 9 .. . 6 ... 8 ... 3 .. 2000 Kent .......... 23 ...12 .. . 8 ... 3 ... 4.. . 2 )-00 Essex .......... 19 .... 8 ... G ... . 5 2.. . 14 28 Warwickshire 19 .. . 6 ... 5 ... 8 ... 1.. 909 Gloucestershire 20 ... 7 ...11 ... 2 . -4 .. . —2222 Leicestershire 17 ... 5 .... S ... 4 —3.... -2307 Hampshire ... 22 . 6 .. .10 ... 6 .... —1.. . --25-00 Sussex .......... 23 .. G .. .11 ..., G ... . - 5 . —29-41 Somerset 18 .... 3 ...12 ... 3 .... -9 .. . —r.o-oo Northampton 19 ... 2 ....11 ... 6 ... —9... —69-23 Derbyshire ... 18 .. 2 .. .15 ..., 1 ... 13 .. —76*47 The Yorkshire v. Derbyshire match, at Sheffield on May 23, 24, and 25, Derbj-shirc v. Warwickshire, at Derby on May 30, 31, and June 1, and Yorkshire v. Notts, at Huddersfield on July 4, 5, and 6, abandoned without a ball having been bowled, arc not included in the above table. *Matcli Middlesex v. Lancashire, at Lord’s, July 23, etc., abandoned owing to damage done to wicket by the public. CRICKET IN INDIA. AURANGABAD v. BOLARUM . This match was played at Bolarum on July 19 and 20, and resulted in a win for BolHrum by nine wickets. Scores:— A urangabad . First innings. Capt. Bradfield, b Roberts Ilavdr Furlong, c Fleming, b R oberts........................ R. Oates, b Fleming.......... Capt. Tregear, b Simpson... M. C. Raymond, lbw, b Simpson ........................ K. G. Gharpony, b Palmer H. A. Studdy, c Hardy, b Fleming ........................ Sepoy Devanah, c Simpson, b Fleming........................ R. H. Patterson, b Simpson W. G. Elphinstone, c Ward, b Simpson........................ Khanikhan, not out .......... Extras........................ Second innings. b Flem ing.......... 4 c Fleming, Simpson b Roberts ... b Roberts ... b .. 10 .. 78 .. 11 b Flem ing.......... 0 c Macdonald, b Roberts ......... 1 b Roberts ......... 13 b Roberts b Fleming not out................. c and b Roberts Extras......... 10 Total ...220 Total......... 150 B olarum . A. F. Simpson, c Tre- year, b Khanikhan 95 ►Major Roberts, cGhar- toney, b Tregear ... 88 Capt. Fleming, bOates 70 Col. Macdonald, c Khanikhan, b Oates 6 Major Hardy, b Oates 12 E. \V. Reynolds, c Pat­ terson, b Tregear ... 14 H. C. Palmer, b Khanikhan ......... B. S. Ward, b Khan­ ikhan ................. Capt. Willcocks, b Khanikhan ......... Capt. Hebson, b Oates P. G. Loch, not out... Extras ......... Total 2 0 2 . 12 ..301 Second innings: Simpson, not out, 30; Majo1' Roberts, not out, 12 ; Capt. Fleming, st, b Oates, 29! Extras, 1. Total (1 wkt) 72. CANADA v. UN ITED STATES. Played at Toronto on August 5 and 0. United States won by 80 runs. It will be noticed that the Rev. F. W. Terry, the old Somerset cricketer, was the only player who made double figures in each innings for Canada. — Score and analysis:— U nited S tates . Second innings. b Black ......... 12 First innings. R. H. Patton, lbw, b Wookey ........................ R. C. Pearson, c and b Sheather ................. ... 3(5 b Black .......... 0 J. P. Dornan, c and b Wookey ........................ 8 b Hull.................. 5 F. H. Bohlen, c Sheather, b W ookey........................ G c Terry, b’ Black 57 C. B. Dixon, c Gausden, b Sheather ........................40 lbw, b Black ... 0 E. M. Cregar, b]Gausden... 9 b Black .......... 4 S. Mifflin, b Whitaker ... 29 b Black .......... 0 J. R. Vetterlein, lbw, b Gausden ........................ 0 lbw, b Wookey... 1G P. N. LeRoy, c Whitaker, b H ill...............................21 b Hull i................. 0 W. N. Sayen, c Hull, b Wookey ........................ G lbw, b Black ... 33 S. Young, not out ..........13 not out .......... 5 Byes, &c.................32 Byes, &c. ... 8 Total ..207 Total .140 First innings. H. C. Hill, b L eR oy......57 E. G. Hull, lbw, b Cregar 1 F. W. Terry, b LeRoy ... 11 F. C. Evans, b LeRoy ... 0 A. Heighington, b LeRoy 0 W. Whitaker, b LeRoy ... 0 F. Hamilton, c and b LeRoy 0 H. G. Wookey, b Patton ... 9 L. J. Sheather, c Sayen, b LeRoy............................... 6 Gausden, run out ......... 14 L. Black, not out ..........17 Byes, &c................. 5 Second innings. stDornan,cCregar 1 c Sayen, b Cregar 0 b Cregar ..........20 b LeRoy .......... 0 b Sayen ..........1G c Mifflin,bCregar 18 not out ..........13 b Cregar ..........55 c Sayen, b Cregar 2 b Cregar .......... 1 st Vetterlein ... 8 Byes, &c............13 Total ......... 120 Total ..........147 U nited S tates . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Hill ......... ... 7 0 34 1 ... ... 1 0 11 0 Wookey ... 13 2 52 4 ... ... 4 0 19 1 Hull ......... . . 6 0 24 0 ... ... 9 2 37 2 Sheather ... ... 8 1 31 2 ... Gausden ... ... G 0 29 2 ... Whitaker ... ... 2*4 0 5 1 ... ... 3 0 16 0 Black ... 13*3 1 4G 7 Hamilton ... 2 1 2 0 Hill bowled a no-ball and Gausden a wide. C anada . First innings Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Cregar ... 8 2 3G 1 ... ... 19 7 62 7 Vatterlein . . 4 0 22 0 ... ... 9 1 25 1 LeRoy ... 13 3 31 7 ... ... 13 5 28 1 Patton ... G 1 18 1 ... ... 5 0 15 0 Dixon......... ... 4 0 8 0 ... ... 2 2 0 0 Sayen ... 3 1 3 1 BRIXTON WANDERERS (2) v. FOREST HILL (2).—Played at East Dulwich on August 17. B rix ton W anderers (2). H. C. Dignasse, b Russell ................. 8 W. A. Mitchell, b Gil­ lingham ... ... 49 A. J. Laine, b Phillips 4 A. Harbert, b Russell 4 J. Faulkner,run out... 19 C. Hogg, c Baskett, b Gillingham ..........18 T. Naylor, b Gilling­ ham ........................12 H.C.Edwards,notout 48 F. G. Perks, b Russell 6 S. Thurston, b Russell I W. J. Benge, not out 19 Extras.................12 Total (9 wkts)*200 ♦Innings declared closed. F orest H ill (2). W. S. Holt, b Benge... 3 S. Hunter, c Mitchell, b Benge ................. 4 G.E. Morley, c Hogg, b Benge .................17 P.Hunter, c Faulkner, b Benge.................61 S.J. Benton, b Harbert 31 F. Roberts, b Benge... 2 C. Barham, b Harbert 4 O.F. Phillips, b Benge 4 J. S. Gillingham, not out ........................ 2 L. H. Baskett, not out 10 B 5, lb 6, w 1 ...12 Total(8wkt8) 150 P. H. Russell did not bat.