Cricket 1908

254 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u ly 2 , 1908 . Dean ................ 21 8 47 2 ... 25 2 137 4 W hitehead ... 8 0 34 3 ... 4 0 £6 0 Sharp ................ 2 0 13 0 ..12.3 0 44 2 Tyldesley (W .) .. 8 1 39 0 Brearley bow led two wides and one no-ball, Sharp tw o no-balls and W hitehead live. L a n c a sh ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Taylor ................ 26 6 81 0 ... 14 2 44 1 H a lla m ................ 38.313 79 5 ... 11 2 30 0 W ass ................ V( 2 77 2 ... 32 5 69 5 Ireraonger ... 184 53 1 .. 182511 J on :s ................ 6 0 27 0 H ardstaff ... 8 1 25 2 W ass bow led one no-ball. S U R R E Y v . W A R W I C K S H I R E . P la y e d a t th e O v a l o n J u n e 29 , 3 0 , a n d J u ly 1 . D ia w n . H ayw ard and H obbs gave Surrey an excellent start, sending the hundred up together for the th ird tim e in su ccession ; they m ade 104 in 65 m inutes before HobbSj w ho hit seven 4’s, w as caught at cover-point. Ducat failed, but M arshal continued the good w ork, though w hen 36 had been added he lost H ayw ard, w ho had m ade 69 out c f 149 in tw o hours and a-quarter b y faultless cr ic k e t; he h it five 4’s and w as stum ped through the ball rebounding off the w icket-keeper’s pads. M arshal m ade 50 out of 81 in an hour, h ittin g seven 4’s, but he w as let off at the w icket (by Sm ith) w hen 3. C raw ford com m enced his in ­ nings slow ly, bu t h it hard la te r: he scored his first 16 runs in an hour and his last 34 in 30 m inutes. H itch m ade som e good hits, and the innings, after lasting fou r hours and a-half closed fo r 339. B y the end o f the day W arw ick­ shire had m ade 43 w ithout loss, K inneir being 28 not out. The cricket w as dreadfully slow on the follow in g m orning, and only 24 runs w ere m ade in the first hour. K inneir, having m ade 60 out of 104 in 155 m inutes, w as first o u t : he h'it seven 4’s. B aker, Charlesw orth, and Santall did little, but L illey batted w ell and m ade som e good hits. A t 172 Q uaife w as caught in the slips a fter b attin g 230 m inutes and h it­ tin g six 4’s : he was terribly slow at tim es and it w as a relief w hen he w as out. The last few w ickets fell qu ickly, leaving Surrey w ith a lead o f 112. In th e last 80 m inutes o f the day the hom e side m ade 83 for the loss of one w icket. H ayw ard and H obbs m ade 47 together, and then the form er, w ho carried out his bat fo r 50, played out tim e w ith D ucat. Y esterday Ducat was bow led at 126, but M arshal and H ayw ard put on 92 fo r th e th ird w icket before the latter was (taught. H ayw ard batted 150 m inutes and hit eleven 4’s, but w as m issed w hen 7 and 76. M arshal played freely, and took m any risks, his ob ject bein g to make runs as qu ick ly as p o ssib le : he hit eight 4’s du rin g the 75 m inutes he w as in. W hen the in nings was declared closed W arw ickshire w ere le ft fou r hours and a-quarter in w hich to m ake 397. They lost K inneir at 16 and Q uaife at 46. Baker played a fine gam e and once again m ade a hundred against Surrey bow ling. The iatch was draw n. Score and analysis :— S urrey . First innings. Sccond innings Hayward, st Sm ith, b c Baker,b Charles- Foster .......69 w o r t h ......................................124 Ilobbs, c Qr.aife, b Field ... 63 c Sm ith, b Foster 13 Ducat, c Sm ith, bField ... 3 b Santall......................29 Marshal, c L illey,bQuaife 50 n ot out ......................74 J. N. Craw ford, c Sm ith, b Field ...................59 n ot out ......................33 H olland, f>t Sm ith, b Quaife ..................................10 II. I). G. Leveson-Gower, b Field ..................................31 Lees, b Foster .................. 1 H itch, b Field ....................30 Strudw ick, run out ... 5 Rushby, n ot ou t ................. 0 B 10, 1-b 3, w 5....................18B3,1-bfi, w l, n -b l 11 Total ..................339Total (3 w kts.) *284 W arwickshire . First innings. Second innings. Quaife, c Crawford, b c Strudwick, b Rushby ... ....................75 Lees .............26 Kinneir, b Crawford ...60 c Hayward, b Crawford ... 2 Baker (C. S.), c Crawford, b L ees.................................................4 n o to u t ... ..101 Charlcsworth, b Lees ... 7 b H itch ..........13 SantaP, b Lees ................. 4 n ot out ..........35 Lilley, c R ushby, b Craw- c H olland, b fo r d ...............................................33 Rushby ... 3 T- S. Fishw ick , b Lees .„ 5 lbw , b Lees ... 25 F. R. Foster, b Lees ... 0 Sm ith (J.), not ou t................ 10 Hargreave, b Crawford ... 0 Field, c Lees, b Craw ford... 5 B 11, 1-b 5, w 1, 11 -b 1... 18 B 9 ,1-b 1, ^ Total ... 12 ...227 Total (5 w kts.) 217 S u r r e y . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R . W. O. M . R .W . Field .................. 27 2 92 5 ... 18 0 68 0 F o ste r.................. 25 4 92 2 ... IS 3 49 1 Hargreave ... 11 0 36 0 Charlesworth . . 2 0 9 0 ... 9 0 59 1 Q u a ife .................. 15 0 75 2 ... 6 0 31 0 Santall.................. 11 4 17 0 ... 15 0 66 1 Field bow led five w idcs and one no-ball, and Foster one wide. W a r w ic k sh ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R . W. O. M . R .W . H i t c h .................. 13 2 33 0 ... 16 1 50 1 Crawford ... 15.1 2 39 4 ... 14 3 32 1 R ushby ... 20 5 38 1 .. 16 4 54 1 Lees .................. 35 15 50 5 ... 25 12 40 2 Marshal ... 15 2 42 0 .. 4 1 7 0 H o b b s .................. 3 1 7 0 ... 5 0 22 0 H itch bow led one w ide and one no-ball, Lees and Crawford one w ide each. CAMBR IDGE UN IVER S ITY v . M r . G. J. V. W E IG A L L ’S X I. Played at Eastbourne on June 29, 30, and July 1. Mr. Weigall’s X I. won by four wickets. N either O livier nor L yttelton appeared fo r the U niversity, w hose b ow lin g strength w as in con­ sequence m uch reduced. W . H . Sayen, the P h iladelphians’ fa^t bow ler, played fo r Mr. W eiga ll’s X I. The U n iversity’s first w icket realised 56, W right, w ho w as second out, pla y­ in g very w ell in d eed : he hit seven 4’s du ring the 65 m inutes he w as in. M ugliston and Buchanan also did w ell, but the best b attin g was show n by Ireland, w ho m ade 46 in 75 m inute 3 and carried out his bat. In response to a total o f 236, M r. W eiga ll’s X I. scored 115 for 3 w ickets by the end of the day. Buchanan bow led C hinnery and D ruce w ith consecutive balls, sending a bail 33 yards and breaking the off-stum p w hen dism issing the form er. A t the end of the day B ranston and W eigall put on 54 w ithout bein g separated. Branston w as dis­ m issed in the first over on the second m orning, and it w as very largely due to Sayen, w ho hit five 4’s, and K eigw in, w ho put on 42 for the last w icket, that the total reached 229. The chief feature of the U n iversity’s second innings was the b attin g of Y oun g, w ho m ade 84 out of 145 in 90 m inutes w ithout a ch a n ce : he hit thirteen 4’s. A t the end o f the day Ireland, w ho w as aw arded his Blue, played out tim e w ith M acleod, the pair adding 137 in partnership. Y esterday Ireland and M aclcod stayed together until they had put on 246 fo r the seventh w icket in 130 m inutes. Ireland gave no chance, but M acleod w as m issed fou r tim es; the form er hit tw enty 4’s and the la tter seventeen. U pon the dism issal o f Ireland the innings w as closed, leaving M r. W eigall’s X I. 399 to w in. Chinnery and T rougliton were out for 25, but the fourth w icket did not fall until 143. A fterw ards every­ thin g w as dw arfed b y the b attin g of Branston, w ho played the highest innings o f his career ,'n first-class cricket, and was the m eans of gu llin g off the m atch by four w ickets. Score and analysis:— C am bridge U n iv e r sity . First innings. Second innings. R . A . Y oun g, bSayen .. 25 bB ranston ... 84 C. C. G. W right, b Sayen ... 43 cD ruce, b Napier 0 F . H . M ugliston, b Bran­ ston ...........................................31 c Napier, b Sayen 10., J. N . Buchanan, b Bran­ ston ... ............... 29 b Crawford ... 2 M . F alcon, c W eigall, b Branston ......................... 6 b Branston .. 28 F. T . M ann, c Druce, b c Napier, b N apier ..............................5 Branston ... 14 J. F. Ireland, not out .. 46 c sub, b N apier...123 K . G. M acleod, c Druce, b Napier ......................... 11 not o u t ..................119 R . F. H . Baily, c Crawford, b Napier ............................. 0 H . J. G oodw in, c Druce, b C r a w fo r d .............................20 J. Reunert b Napier 1 B 4 ,1-b 6 , w 4 , n-b 5 ... 19 Extras ... 11 T otal... ............... 236 Total (7 wkts)*391 ♦Innings declared closed. M r. G. J. V . W hig a ll ’ s X I , First innings. Second innings. H . B. Chinnery, b Buchanan 10 c M ann,b Reunert 13 W , G. D ruce, b Buchanan 0 b F a lco n ................ 15 L. H . W . Troughton, cF a l- c Baily, b G ood- con, b Reunert .................... 29 win .................... 6 G. T . Branston, run out ... 58 not ou t .................. 194 G. J. V . W eigall, b B uch- c Y oung, b M ug- an an .............................................. 18 li s t o n ....................... 11 C. Palm er, b G oodwin ... 5 C. C. Page, b Goodwin ... 26 c Baily, b Buch­ anan 51 R. T . Crawford, b G ood­ w in .............................................. 12 not o u t .....................62 R. P. Keigw in, c M ugliston, cBuchanan b b Falcon ............................. 27 Goodw in ... 38 G. G. N apier, c W right, b B u ch a n a n ..................................10 W . H . Sayen,not out ... 23 B 10, w 1 ................11 Extras ... 21 T otal............................. 229T otal (6 w kts) 401 C ambridge U niversity . First innings. Second innings. O. M . R. W . O. M . R .W . N apier................ 25.1 7 55 4 ... 31.5 6 133 2 Crawford ... 15 1 52 1 ... 16 2 61 1 S a y e n ............... 12 1 44 2 ... 19 1 103 1 Branston ... 22 4 66 3 ... 21 4 78 3 K eigw in ... 1 0 5 0 Napier bow led two wides and seven no-balls, Sayen and Branston each one wide, and Craw ford one no­ ball. M r . W eigall ’ s X I. First innings. Second innings. O. M . R . W . O. M . R .W . Goodw in ... 23 0 110 3 ... 28 2 111 2 Buchanan ... 23 3 75 4 ... 18 1 88 1 M acleod ... 4 0 9 0 ... 3 1 13 0 Reunert ... 6 0 15 1 ... 11 2 48 1 F a lco n ................ 1.4 0 9 1 ...173851 Muglif>ton 8 0 35 1 Goodwin bowled one wide, Buchanan three wides, Falcon three wides. M acleod tw o no-balls, and M ugliston one wide. HAM PSTEAD v. N ON DESCRIPTS. — Played a Ham pstead on June 27. H am pstead . L. J. M oon, b North- c o t e .............................. 0 R. E. Eiloart, b O scroft ................. 6 H. H illyard - Swin- stead, lbw , b Wade 18 J. G. Donaldson, b O scroft ..................124 E. E. Barnett, c and b N o r th c o te ....................69 W. R. M oon, b Arm i- tage E. W hinney,st Hunter, b N orthcote................ 1 R. D. Robertson, c H unter, b O scroft... 31 H . G. D unkley, b Ingram ................ 3 S. E. L. W est, not out 4 B 6, 1-b 3 9 J. A rm itage,b W est... 16 H. Wade, b L. J. M oon 0 E. A. BjUrnie, b W est 0 G. E. W inter, b W est 21 P. N orthcote, lbw, b Paw ling ................29 W. C. Keslingbury, b Paw ling ................3S P. W. O scroft, lbw, b Sw instead ... ..2 2 ♦Innings declared closed. S. S. Paw ling did not bat. N on descripts . Total (9 w kts.)*333 C. H . H unter, b W est 22 R. Ingram, b Barnett 5 J. T. Ash, not out ... 2 R. A. Hill, b Eiloart B 14, 1-b 7 Total J. C. LO V ELL’S X L v. CRO YDO N .— Played at Croydon on June 20. C roydon . H. R. Groom , b Justice 4 G. F. L ong, b Harrison 3 G. E. Gardner, c and b Justice .. ... 40 S. J. Ching, b Justice 8 F. C. D iglit,cL . Lovell, b Justice .. ... 9 R. H . Inder, c M oun­ tain, b Justice M.Reichert,c L.Lovell b J . A. Lovell ..; J. Brierley, b C. L. Ring ... 59 31 F. L Jordan, b C. L. R in g .............................. 9 L. B. Long, c J. A. Lovell, b C. L . R ing 10 C. K . Richer, c H en­ m an, b J. A. L ovell 2 F. W. Fifield, not out 7 B 6, 1-b 2 Total J. C. L o v e l l ’ s X I. ...193 P. P. Tyacke, b L. B L o n g ..............................51 R. Harrison, b Ching 84 C. H. M ountain, b L .B . L o n g ............................. 2 L. Lovell, c L. B. Long, b Ching ................13 C. H . R. Henm an, b In d e r............................. 9 G. A. Ring, H . T idy and J. A. Lovell, not out... 21 W. E. S. Justice, b C hing............................. 2 G. B. Sim m onds, b C hing..............................2 C. L. Ring, n o to u t ... 7 B 8 ,1-b 2 ... ... 10 Total (7 w kts.)...201 - Weller did n ot bat. W. J. Hughes took five w ickets in five balls in a m atch at Shrewsbury on June 20. There were 95 extras in last w eek’s m atch at N ew ­ castle between Northum berland and Lincolnshire. A. C. Edwards hit five 4’s in an over for Folke­ stone v. Incogniti, at Folkestone, on June 19 and 20. M erton, set 133 to w in in 70 m inutes v. Tham es D itton, at Merton on June 20, scored 178 for four w ickets in that tim e.