Cricket 1908

J u ly 9 , 1908 . CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 269 178 for the fourth in 90. Marshal was tw ice m issed, when 27 and 37, but H obbs’ cricket was faultless. The latter m ade 125 out of 316 in 175 m inutes and hit a 5 and nineteen 4’s, the m ajority of them fine strokes to the off. Spring m ade 41 in three-quarters of an hour, but, Thom pson taking five of the last six w ickets for 25 runs, the innings closed for 377. Northants. lost Kingston at 7, but by the end of the day had m ade 96 for three w ickets, Vials and Knight adding 57 together in 35 m inutes. Pool was caught at the w icket w ith 10 runs added, and Thom pson and Cox looked like m aking a stand when, at 121, the latter received a severe blow on the jaw from a ball bow led b y H itch and w as obliged to retire. Thom pson batted steadily for 95 m inutes for his 24, and the total was taken to 205 before the last w icket fell. H itch took six of the w ickets for 99 runs. In the follow -on K ingston and Vials again w ent in first. They gave the side a good start, putting up 72 ere the latter was lbw . K ingston played adm irably for 105 m inutes for 76 and K night also battod w ell for 70 m inutes, but no one eh e reached double-figures, the batting being very weak. H itch, bow ling at a gieat pace, took his last four w ickets for 8 runs and Craw ford his last four for 11. Score and analysis :— S u r r e y . H . D. G. Leveson- G ow er, b Thom pson 14 H ayward, cB usw ell, b W ells.. .................. 1 H obbs, c M anning, b Lees, b Driffield T h o m p s o n ..................125 H itch, c Wells, J. N . Crawford, c Thom psen ... Buswell, b Wells ... 0 Sm ith (W. C.), Marshal, st Buswell, Thom pson ... b D r iffie ld ..................143 Strudw ick, not out . Goatly, b Thom pson .. 21 Byes Spring, c K night, b T h o m p s o n ................41 Total ... N o rth am pton sh ire . First innings. W. H . K ingston, c Strud­ w ick, b Lees ................ G. A. T. Vials, c Strudw ick, • b H itch ............................. 58 lbw , b Lees R. F. K night, b Crawford 16 b Crawford C. J. T. Pool, c Strudw ick, st Strudwick. b H itch Thom pson, b H itch C ox (M .), n ot out ... W ells, c Sm ith, b H itch T. E. M anning, b H itch Second innings, c Sm ith, b H itch 76 36 ... 21 b Buswcll, b Crawford L. T. Driffield, b Crawford 7 H ardy, c Spring, b H itch... 0 B 1, 1-b 18, n-b 2 ...1 6 Lees Strudw ick, b H i t c h ................ 18 c H itch, b Craw­ ford ................ b H i t c h ................ c Strudw ick, b Crawford ... 23 b Crawford b H i t c h ................ not out 15 . 24 7 16 B 4,l-bl,w l,n-b2 8 Total ................205 Total... S u r r e y . M. R. W. O. 1 104 6 K night... 7 2 80 2 Hardy ... 3 1 95 2 Pool ... 5 N o rth am pto n sh ire . First innings. O. M. R. W, ............... 28 7 68 1 27.3 2 99 6 8 3 21 3 1 0 1 0 Spring ... 6 1 16 0 H itch bow led four no-balls and Crawford one wide. O. Thom pson 23.2 Wells ... 21 D riffield.. 17 Lees H itch ... Crawford Sm ith ... ...157 M. R. W. 0 56 0 0 9 0 0 31 0 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 8 0 28 2 ... 13 2 44 4 ... 14.4 4 45 4 ... 3 1 16 0 L O N D O N SCO TTISH 1 st X I . v. SO UTH H A M P ­ S T E A D 1 st X I .—Played at Brondesbury Park on July 4. S outh H ampstead . F. W . T ew , c a id b S. L ie n a r d ................. 0 G. Sherwell, c and b H . G. V . H om er ... 27 M . A stley, b H . G . V . H om er ...............23 C. Thornhill, b H . G. Y . H om er ................ 2 G. H . B am ford, st R . A . Bennett, b H . G. V . H o m e r ............... 41 R. H . M oore, b A . H . Read .. J. Thornhill, b H . G. V . H o m e r ................ 8 . Sherwell, b H . G. V . H o m e r ................ G. Every, b H . G. V . H om er ............... 3. Elst >n, not out ... R. W . List, c S. Lein- ard. b H . G . V. H om er ................ B 1, n-b 1 ................ L ondon S cottish . T otal ... ..118 E. A . Bennett, run out 0 E. A . H om er, c S. Sherwell, b J. Thornhill .............16 S. Lienard, b J. Thornhill .............30 H . G. V . H om er, c Every, b Elston ... 0 L . L ieaard, c Bam­ ford, b J . Thorn­ h ill ............................... 1 W . G. Henderson, not o u t .............................41 J. Lam ont, c and b Every ................ 5 C. C. T ollit, c Astley, b Tew ................18 R. A . Bennett, not o u t ............................. 2 B 4, w -b 2, n-b 1... 7 Total [7 w kts.)... 120 E . H ogg and A . H . R ead did not bat. NOTTS, v. DERBYSH IRE . Played at Nottingham on July 6, 7 and 8. Drawn. There had been rain during Sunday night, and Derby.'hire, winning the toss, put Notts, in. After Jon 2 s had been bowled at 4 and Irem onger caught at the w icket at 10, Hardstaff and Gunn added 36 and the latter and Turner 49. Gunn, fifth out, at 119, gave tw o chances during the tw o hours he was in. Payton and Alletson added 69 in 45 minutes, but no one else reached double figures, the innings closing for 197. W ith only 3 added both W right and Need­ ham were lost to D erbyshire. M orton played steadily and at the end of the day carried out his bat for 30 in a total of 101 for seven wickets. On Tuesday the innings closed for 121, leaving M orton to carry out his bat for 40, made out o f 118 in 60 minutes. By very even scoring Notts, m ade 182 in their second innings in three hours, eight o f the eleven reaching duuble figures, and Derbyshire, set 259 to win, scored 76 w ithout loss (W right and Needham) by the time stumps were drawn. Play was im possible yesterday, ow ing to rain. Score and analysis N o tts . First innings. Second innings. A . O. Jones, b Cadman ... 3 c M orton, b Cad­ man ................16 Irem onger, c Hum phries, b c W right, b Best- Bestwick ............................. 6 w ick ... jfc,'. 13 Gunn (G .), lbw , b Bestwick 57 c W right, b Bracey................19 Hardstaff, c Hum phries, b B e s tw ic k .............................15 lbw , b Bracey ... 24 R. H T. Turner, c Lawton, b Bracey .............................15 run out .................10 Payton, not out ................35 b B racey... ... 31 Alletson, c and b Cadman... 45 c Humphries, b Cadman ... 5 Clifton, run out ................ 3 b Bestwick ... 22 Oates, c Hum phries, b Cad­ m an ..........................................0 b Bestwick ... 24 Hailam, c Law ton, b Cad- c Bracey, b Best- m a n .......................................... 0 wick ..................... I W ass, b Bestwick ...............5 not out .................. 8 B 7 ,1-b 3,w 3................13 B 4 , 1-b 4,n -b 1 9 Total... L. G. W right, c and b Hallam ................ 'I Needham, c Oates, b W a ss............................. 1 M orton, not out ... 40 Cadman, c Iremonger, b Wass ................14 Carlin, run out ... 2 Humphries, b W ass... 0 A . E. Law ton, b W ass 17 . 197 D erbyshire . Total ..182 R . B. Rickm an, c Jones, b Clifton ... 26 W arren, c Jones, b Hallam ................ 8 Bracey, c Gunn, b W a ss............................. 1 Bestwick, lbw , bH allam 9 L e g -b y e ................. 1 Total ...121 O. 16 M . R. W . 1 37 2 5 73 4 5 14 0 Second innings: L. G. W right, not out, 52; Needham, not out, 18; B 4 ,1 -b 2.— Total, 76. N o rrs. Frist innings. Second innings. O. M . R : . Cadman ... 144 25 4 B erw ick ... 24.4 8 50 4 W arrea ... 150 61 0 Bracey................ 14 0 40 1 ... 20 3 49 1 M orton ... 20 5 0 Cadman, W arren, and Bracey each bowled one wide, and Bestwick delivered one no-ball. D e rbysh ire . First innings. Second innings. O. M . R . W . O. M . R . W . W a s s ................ 23 11 71 5 ... 13 1 24 0 Hallam ... 21.510 31 3...11 6 130 C lifton................ 9 5 12 1 ... 11 4 17 0 Irem onger ... 4 2 6 0 ... 5 1 16 0 N ATIO NAL PRO VIN CIAL BAN K v. CROFTON P A R K .— Played at Low er Sydenham on July 4. C r o fto n P a rk . S. Theobald, c Rich­ ards, b Price ... , 4 Partridge, c sub., b Richards ................ 0 Cotton, c Harrison, b Richards ................33 Murrell, c Palamoun- tain, b Richards ... 9 Weaver, c Purnell, b Price ................29 K night, b Price ... 0 E. J. Lander, c Man­ ners, b K ing ... 8 Sm ith, o Price, b M an­ ners .. ................ 20 J. W. Lander, b King 0 S. Kerret, not out Mansell, c Kem ble, Manners Extras Total 10 N ational P rovincial B ank . ...119 A . Harrison, b E. T. Lander ................ 0 R. W right, b Sm ith... 93 W . B. Palamountain, b E. T. Lander ... 5 A. C. Purnell, c Lan­ der, b Sm ith ... 9 A . King, c Theobald, b Cotton ... .. 25 J. P. Kem ble, not out 45 J. Price, b Sm ith ... 6 J. W. Richard-j, run out ............................. 1 Extras Total (7 wkts. )1 86 C. G. E. Jones, H. E. Moore, and J. Manners did not bat. LE ICESTERSH IRE v. HAMPSH IRE. Played at Leicester on July 6, 7 and 8. C o e ’s B e n e f i t M a t c h . Drawn. The visitors occupied the w hole o f the first day in m aking 341. A t one tim e it appeared unlikely that so large a total w ould be made, for the fourth w icket fell at 85. Mead, however, cam e to the rescue, scoring 110 out of 186 in three hours w ithout a chance and hitting eight 4’s : w ith Stone he put on 71 in 65 m inutes and w ith Rem nant 81 in 85. The last tw o w ickets added 88 in three-quarters of an hour. On Tuesday everything w as dw arfed b y the splen­ did innings of C raw ford, w ho, hitting fou r 6 ’s and tw enty-four 4’s, m ade 170 out of 274 in 160 m inutes. In m aking his highest score in first- class cricket, he offered only one chance— to M ead low down at m id-off when 150. Jayes, hit­ tin g ten 4’s in his faultless 77, helped to add 231 for the sixth w icket in tw o hours, after half the side had been disposed o f for 80 in an hour and 20 m inutes. The innings of 388 lasted four hours and a-half, L eicestershire obtaining a lead of 47. A t the end o f the day H am pshire scored 67 fo r the loss o f Johnston and Bow ell. Yesterday no play w as possible on account of rain. Score and analysis :— H ampshire . A . C. Johnston, b Jayes...........................13 Bow ell, c Crawford, b K in g ..........................25 E. M . Sprot, bJayes 14 Llewellyn, b King ... 24 Mead, st Shields, b K in g ......................,110 Stone, c Crawford, b J ayes.........................30 Rem nant, c Shields, b K ing Lanford, b Jayes . H. W . Persee, Shields, b Odell Badcock, c and A still................ Newman, not out 15 45 27 B 7 ,1-b 1, w 1, n-b 2 11 Total ...341 Second innings: A . C. Johnson, c Shields, b Odell, 1^; Bowell, not out, 30; E. M . Sprot, b Odell, 2; Llewellyn, n otou t, 17. Total (2 w its.), 67. L eicestershire . C. J. B. W ood, Stone, b Newman .. 17 K night, c Mead, b Llewellyn ................32 W hitehead, b Bad­ cock ... ...............13 K ing, c Sprot, b Bad­ cock ............................. 1 Coe, b Badcock ... 4 V . F . S. Crawford, c Persse, b Llewellyn 170 Jayes, c Sprot, b M ea d .............................77 H ampshire First innings. W . W . Odell, c Sprot, b Llewellyn 10 J. Shields, c Stone, b Rem nant ................27 Sir A . H azlerigg, c Persse, b Rem nant 13 Astill, not out ... 1 B 2 0 ,1-b 1, w l, n-b 1 23 Total ...388 Second inninsfs. O. M. R W. O. M. R. W. Jayes . 33 4 111 4 5 0 27 0 Odell... . 27 4 74 1 10 2 16 2 K ing... . 20 1 72 4 7 3 15 0 Astill . 11.4 2 31 1 W ood . . 2 0 17 0 Coe ... 11 2 25 0 1 0 9 0 Jayes bowled one wide and tw o no-balls. L eicestershire . O. M . R .W . O. M . R. W . Badcock ... 23 4 135 3 Langford 4 1 12 0 Persse 7 1 45 0 Mead ... 5 0 28 1 Llewellyn 35 6 101 3 Rem nant 3.4 1 8 2 Newman ... 6 0 36 1 M ead bowled one w ide and Rem nant one no-ball. 11 LON D O N SCOTTISH v. — Played at St. Q,uintia: S t . M a r y ’ E. C. H obbs, c Tollit, b S. Lienard ... 9 S. R. Shirgoaker, c H . G. V . Homer. E. A . Bennett E. W . Arther, st R. A . Bennett, b S. Lienard ................ A . H am ilton, c S. Lienard, b E. A . Bennett ................ R. O. Neagle, c R. A . Bennett, b E. A . Bennett ................ L o n d o n R. A . Bennett, lbw, b Neagle ................ 6 J. Lam ont, b A rglej... 41 R. Suttill, b Argles ... 2 C. C. Tollit, b N eigle 4 A. H . Read, b Argles 4 W . G. Henderson, c Shirgoaker,b Neagle 63 E. A . Bennett and S, ST. M A R Y ’S H O SP IT A L ’s Park on June 20. s H SPITAL. H. L. Barker, c E. A. Hom er, bS . LienarJ 4 R. J. W ooster, not out 1 A . G. Lovell, b E. A. Bennett ................ 3 A . A . Straton, b E. A . Bennett ................ 0 E. B. Argles, run out 0 T . Tim othy, b S. Lienard ................ 10 10 Byes ................ 7 T o t a l................69 S cottish . H . G. V . H om er, not out .............................57 L . Lienard,c Tim othy, b Argles ................78 E. A . Hom er, not out 5 B 25, 1-b 1, n-b 1 ... 27 Total (7 w kts.) ...29) . Lienard did not bat.