Cricket 1908

J u n e i i , 190 ^. CR ICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. L e ic este r sh ir e . O. M. R. 3 Driffield ... 25 4 94 W ells ... 10 2 22 0 T hom pson 28 4 111 2 East ... 34.2 8 83 5 Jayes Odell A still H aw tin . H ardy Cox Pool Thom pson one no-ball. N ORTHAMPTONSHIRE. First innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 9 3 31 9 0 41 8 1 20 2 0 19 Second innings. O. M. R. W. Benskin ... ... 18.2 ... 26 ... 17 15 1 4 51 4 ... 8 49 4 ... 5 27 2 ... 0 41 0 ... K ing .. Jays bow led tw o no-balls, and Astill one, and Odell a wide. 17 12 , 10 . 6.3 16 L A N C A S H IR E 2 ND X I. v . Y O R K ­ S H IR E 2 ND X I. Played at Manchester on June 8 and 9. Y orkshire won on the first innings by 88 runs Score and analysis L a n c a s h ir e 2nd X I. V . H ope, c W ilson, b H arrison ... ... 17 Heap, b Brown ... 27 Tyldesley (W .), b H arrison ................51 Ciabtree, b Brown ... 7 W hitehead, b Brown 5 J. S. Cragg, c Dolphin, b B row n ................ 19 G. Taylor, b Brown .. 20 Leigh, c Turner, b H arrison ................ 0 T . Ainscough, n otou t 48 Rowlands, b Brow n .. 4 S. Dyson, b W h it­ taker.............................. 8 is, &c. ... 11 T o t a l................ 217 Second innings : H eap, b Brow n, 0 : Crabtree, not out, 35: W hitehead, not out, 22. —T otal (for one w ick et), 57. Y orksh ire 2nd X I . H ardisty, b D yson ... 4 R . W . Frank, c Crab- R udstone, b R ow ­ lands .............................14 W ilson, b D yson ... 6 Turner, c H ope, b Row lands ................15 Richardson, hit the ball twice ................ 31 B ooth, b H ope ... 79 J. S. W hittaker, b 32 Row lands tree, b W hitehead, 81 H arrison, c T aylor, b H ope ................. 12 Dolphin, b H ope ... 8 Brown, not out .. 7 Byes, &c. ... 16 T otal................ 305 L a n ca siu k h 2nd X I. First innings. Second innings. O. M . R . W . O. M . R . W. B ooth ................. 16 3 40 0 .............. W hittaker ...13.3 1 3-5 1 .............. 2 2 0 0 B row n ................. 30 3 38 6 .............. 11 1 35 1 H a rr iso n ................. 13 1 42 3 ............. 9 1 20 0 R ich a rd son ............................. 1 0 2 0 Harrison bowled one wide. Y orksh ire 2 nd X I. D yson R o w a n d s.. 25 2 H eap ...13 1 O. M . R . AV. 21 3 75 83 3 49 0 O. M . R . W . W hite­ head.. 13 1 42 1 Hope ... 9 0 43 3 D yson bowled one no-b til. M O N M O U T H v. G L A M O R G A N . P la y e d at N e w p o rt o n J u n e 8 a n d 9. Glam organ won by 81 runs, T . A . L . W hittington, w ho scort d 68 and 80, wa* educated at Manchester and O xford, but, did not obtain his Blue. Score aad analysis:— G lamorgan . First innings. Second innings. T. A . L . W hittington, b F. G. P h illip s............................. 68 run o u t ................. 80 E. R. Sweet-Eseott c Diver, b S tedm an............................. 66 b Steeples ... 23 B ancroft (W . J .), c and b c W illiam s, b F. Steeples ................ .. 1 Phillips ... 2 G. E. Cording, c D avid, b Steeples .......................... 0 b Steeples ... 1 P. M orris, b Steeples... 4 b Steeples ... 0 A . GiW >n, c W illiam s, b c W illiam s, b Steeples ... .................11 Steeple* .. 31 H . G . Sym onds, b F. G . c Fiancis, b Phillips .............. 0 W illiam s ... 26 Pre^dy, c Francis, b W il- c Francis, b W il­ liam s ... ................ 21 lia m s ...................25 Creber, b S te e p le s ................ 0 b W illiam s ... 4 Nash, b W illiam s ................ 0 n o to u t . ... 33 J. Bancroft, n ot o u t ............... 0 lbw, b W ill'am s 8 Byes, &c........................... 5 Byes, &c. ... 13 Total.. Total ...249 .................176 M onm outh . F irst innings. Second innings E. 8 . Phillips, b Creber ... 24 cG ibson,bPreedy 8 Silverlock, d C reber.....................51 bPreedy... . 69 N . C. Phillips, b Creber ... 0 c Sw ett-Escott, b Nash ... 24 M. D avid, b P reed y.................... 18 cW . J. Bancroft, b Preedy ... 8 Diver, b Preedy ................ 0 E. H . Francis, lbw, b Crebar 5 c Sweet-Escott, b Creber ... 8 c Sym onds, b Creber ... 20 c and b Creber .. 29 b C reber................ 0 not o u t ................ run o u t ............... c W . J. Bancroft, bP reedy Byes, &c. .. Total ..201 F. G.Phillips, b Preedy ... 7 L . W eight, b Preedy ... 0 L. F. Stedman, c Nash, b Creber ............................. 1 W . A . W illiam s, not out ... 14 Steeples, b P r e e d y ................11 Byes, &c.......................... 9 T o ta l........................140 G lamorg v N. First innings. Second innings. O. M . R . W . O. M. R . W . W illiam s ... 7.3 1 21 2 ............ F. Phillips ... 18 5 49 2 ............. 14 3 50 1 Steeples ... 21 5 58 6 ............. 22 1 105 4 Silverlock ... 12 2 30 0 ............. 7 2 21 0 Stedman ... 3 0 13 0 ............ Phillips bowled one wide and three no-balls. M osmooth . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Preedy ... 15 4 44 5 ............. 21 3 77 4 Creber................. 19 5 55 5 ............. 33 5 75 4 N a s h ................. 8 2 32 0 ............. 12 0 45 1 Pree^y bow led one no-ball. N O R T H U M B E R L A N D v. D U R H A M . Played at Newcastle on June 8 an 1 9. Northum berland won on the first innings by 6 runs. Score and analysis N orth u m berland . First innings. Second innings. F. W . Gillespie, b Adam son 37 st K irtley, b B ew ick ...................43 C. M . Skinner, c Turnbull, b Bewick .............................21 not out .....................12 C. F. Stanger-Leathes, b Turnbull ... ...............18 b M orris......................31 W . M ilne, c K irtley, b M orris .............................30 b M orris ... ... 15 H . Charlton, c and b Bewick .............................18 b M orris .. ... 1 G. M ilne, b M orris...............18 b Adaqison ... 32 M arshall, b M orris................. 3 c sub,, b A dam ­ son ... 1 J. Gilman, c Bew ick, b Turnbull .............................89 b Morris ••• ••• 4 T. Ullathorne, Ibw, b Turn­ bull ......................................... 7 lbw , b AdamsDn 48 Richardson, c K irtley, b Morris ............................. 8 b M o rris.....................13 W . Veitch, not o u t ................11 c Coulson, b Bew iijc . ... 21 Byes, &c...................... $2 Byes, Jtc. ... 43 T otal........................... 302 Total .. 261 D urham . First innings. Second innings. T. Coulson, c Richardson, b M ilne ............................. 64 retire 1 hu» t ... 37 C. Y . Adam son, c Marshall, b Skinner ... 4 b M ilne ... ... 10 T . K in 'h , c Ullathorne, b 8 kinner 15 b M ilue ,f. ... 0 W . Nesbit, c G. M ilne, b Skinner 0 b M ilne .,. ... 5 Jas Rewick, c TJllathorne, b M ilne ................ 58 b Veiteh .. ... 13 H . Brooks, b Gilman ab -ent ill .. ... — R . C. Harrison, b Gilm an .. 9 c Ullatborne, b Skinner ... 22 J. K irtley, c M ilne, b Gilm an ............................. 20 b M ilne ... ... 6 Turnbull, b G ilm an............... 0 c Marshall, b Skinner ... 20 M orris, not out ................ 53 n o to u t ... ... 2 Stoner, st Ullathorne, b M ilne ............................. 0 n o to u t ... ... 17 Byes, &c...................... 27 Byes, &c. ... 3 T o ta l............................ 296 Total (7 wkts.) 135 N o r th u m b r r l in d . First innings. Second innings. O. M . R . W . O. M . R. W . M orris .......... 27 6 8 > 4 ... 27 7 76 5 Turnbull ... 22 5 69 3 ... 18 2 50 0 Adam son ... 16 1 53 1 ... 18 3 52 3 Stoner ............ 10 1 34 0 ... 1 0 3 0 B e w ick ............ 12.5 4 29 2 ... 11.3 2 40 2 Adam son bow led a wide. D urh am . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M . R. W . Skinner............ 21 2 70 4 ... 15 4 53 2 M ilne (G .) ... 21.2 1 74 3 ... 15 2 45 4 Veitch ............ 14 1 50 0 ... 3 1 10 1 Gilm an .......... 13 0 65 4 ... 5 0 19 0 M arshall ... 2 0 10 0 ... 4 1 5 0 Skinner bow led tw o wides. S U R R E Y 2 ND X I. v. K E N T 2 «fD X I. Played at the Oval on June 8 and 9 * Surrey 2nd XI. w on by an innings and 16 runs. Score and aualysis:— K e n t 2nd XI. First innings. Second innings. W. Dutnall, c W rinch, b c Thom pson, b Sm ith ..............................39 S m ith .......... 4 A. S. Farnfield, b R ushby... 13 c Spring, b Sm ith 8 Munds, b Thom pson ... 1 c Slater, b Sm ith 32 L. H . W. Troughton, c Wrinch, b Rushby ... 1 c Baker, b Sm ith 18 W oolley (C. N.), b Thom p- c Spring, b s o n ..........................................52 Rushby ... 1 H. Reeves, b Spring ... 11 cV igar,b Ruahby 20 Collins, st Vigar, b Sm ith... 0 c Thom pson, b Rushby ’ ... 5 Jennings, b Rushby ... 22 cR ushby,bS m ith 24 Skinner, c Vigar, b Rushby 20 not o u t ........26 Preston, not out ................ 8 st Vigar, b Jltnith 6 Clinch, b Sm ith ................ 1 c Baker, b Spring B 1 ,1-b 5............................. 6 B 9 ,1-b J U Total P. H . Slater, b Clinch 24 Baker, c Reeves, b Preston ................50 Abel (W .), b Preston 25 Harrison, run out ... 52 H. S. W rinch, n ot out 88 Spring, b Clinch ... 35 A. W. F. R utty, b Clinch ................ Q Vigar, c Reeves, b Preston ... ... 18 ................ 174 Total ...157 S u r r e y 2nd XI. Thom pson, b Preston 5 Sm ith (F. E.), b Skin­ ner .............................. 4 Rushby, c and b Pres­ ton ..............................3 B 36, 1-b 2, n-b 5... 43 T o t a l................ 347 K e n t 2nd X I. First innings. Second innings. Rushby Thom pson Sm ith ... S pring ... Preston W oolley . S kinner . Collins O. M. R. W. ... 19 3 54 4 ... 16 2 64 2 ... 12 2 29 3 ... 7 1 21 1 S u r r e y 2nd XI. O. M. R. W. 39.2 7 106 5 3 2 4 0 22 2 56 1 7 0 35 0 Clinch ... Farnfield Reeves ... O. M. R. W. 23 6 70 3 4 1 15 0 31 12 49 6 5 2 12 1 O. M. R. W. 2 55 3 0 13 0 0 35 0 Collins bow led four 110 -balls and Skinner one. BR IX TO N W AN D ERERS 2nd v . IBIS 2 n d .- Played at East D ulw ich 011 June 6 . B rixto n W an derers 2 n d . C. W. Phillips, not out 87 W. A. M itchell, b Alexander ................ 10 J. S. Bohrm ann, run out ............................. 18 1 C. Hosrg, c Walters, b Ladds ................ 35 1 A. V. Storey, A. Harbert, H. E. W illiam s, j . F. G oirieh and W. J. Benge did not bat. *Innings declared closed. I bis 2 nd . R. J. Burlington, b Layzell ................40 II. O. Goodall, not out 14 B 17, 1-b 2, n-b 1 20 Total (4 wkts.)*224 C. Warren, b G odrich 2 S. Stafford, b Benge... 16 R. W alter, b G odrich 0 A. Alexander, b G od­ rich ............................. 14 II. Cranfield, b G odrich 18 P. H. Sm ith, b G odrich 17 H. J. May, b G odrich S G. S. Dewey, b G odrich 4 P. Layzell, b Godrich 13 C. J. Izard, c Godrich, b Harbert ................ 2 F. V. L adds,not out... 7 Total A t Perth, on Saturday, P erthshire (187) beat S tirling County (112) by 75 runs. On A pril 18 and 19 J. V. Saunders took eighteen wickets for 26 runs (nine for 12 and nine for 14) for Carlton v. X V III. o f Bairnsdale, at Bairnsdale, in E 1 st Gipnsland. J. W . W . Nason scored 21 runs (six 4’s) in an over for Hastings Rovers v. B rixt in, at H astings on Tuesday. H e hit fourteen 4’s in scoring 107 and took six wickets fo r 72 runs. Set 213 to win in tw o hours v. Swindon (242 for seven wickets, innings declared closed), on Saturdty last, N ewport scored 246 for four w ickets in that tim e, Silverlock m aking 106 not out and E. S. Phillips 61. A lfred W arw ick, a boy belon gin g to the Feltham (M iddlesex) Industrial School, has died as the result of a blow o f a cricket ball. R un­ n in g across the playground to field a ball he w as struck b y another, w hich broke tw o ribs. Y esterday’s verdict was “ A ccidental death.” A t W orcester on M onday, A . J. W oodw ard (103) and F. R. Foster (51 not out) put on 131 runs in an hour for the last w icket of W arw ickshire 2nd X I. against W orcestershire 2nd X I. The longest partnership for the latter w as also for the last w icket, Solly (30) and H ickton (25 not out) adding 51.