Cricket 1908

3 8 o CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A ugust 27, 1908. TH E PH ILAD ELPH IAN S. 14 t h M a tc h .— v . DURHAM. Played at Sunderland on August 24 and 25. Philadelphians won by 106 runs. 1 he wicket on Monday was so much in favour of the attack that the home side, upon winning the toss, put the Philadelphians in. During the day twenty-one wickets fell for 225 runs. Adams played a fine game for his 56, and in partnership with Lester put on 49 for the sixth wicket. The county, facing a total of 122, were disposed of forS5, Hordern proving very difficult. A feature of the innings was the wicket-keeping of \\ inter, who dismissed four men. At the end of the day the visitors made 18 for the loss of King, consequently being 55 runs on with nine wickets in hand. Although no play was possible on Tuesday until after lunch, scoring ruled so low that the match was finished the same afternoon, the Philadelphians winning by 100 runs. Adamson and King bowled with great effect, the former’s six wickets costing 30 runs and the latter’s only 12. Score and analysis :— T iie P h il a d e l p h ia n s . First innings. Second innings. J. B. King, b Morris.14 cCoulson,bStorer 9 D. A. Adams, run out ...56 cWalker,bAdam­ son ...................28 F. S. White, lbw, b Turnbull C. C. Morris, lbw, b Morris W. P. Newhall, c Proud, b Turnbull .......................... N. Z. Graves, b Turnbull... J. A. Lester, b Smith b Adamson........... 0 cWalker,b Adam­ son ................... 6 c Bewick,bAdam- son ................... 5 cSmith,b Bewick 23 30 c Brooks,bAdam­ son ...................10 F. A. Greene, b Turnbull... 0 cWalker,b Adam­ son ................... 1 H. V. Hordern, c Proud, b Sm ith .................................. 8 lbw, b Bewick ... 15 W. H. Sayen, lbw, b Smith 0 not out ........... D C. H. Winter, not out ... 1 b Bewick .......... 0 Byes, &c................. 3 Byes, &c. ... 7 Total ............. 122 D u r h a m . First innings. C. Adamson, st Winter, b Hordern ...........................17 Stoner, b Hordern ........... i A. E. Walker, c Winter, b Hordern ........................... 0 E. B. Proud, b K in g ........... 5 Turnbull, b Hordern........... 0 H. Brooks, st Winter, b Lester.................. ........... 8 J . T. Kirtley, b Hordern ... 0 J. Bewick, st Winter, b Hordern .......................... 9 T. Coulson, b Hordern ... 16 Smith, not out ................... 8 Morris, b King ................... 1 Byes &c.......................5 Total ...110 Second innings. b King... ... 0 e Winter, b King 1 cHordern, bKing 2 b Hordern........... 0 c Green, b Hor­ dern ...................13 b Hordern ... b K in g........... b Hordern ... b King..-. ... not out........... b King........... Byes, &c. Total Morris ... Turnbull Smith ... King Hordern . Lester .. ...........85 Total... 41 T h e P h il a d e l p h ia n s . O. M. R W. O. M. EL W. 17 5 43 2 ........... 3 1 4 0 22 4 56 4 ........... 3 0 7- 0 6 1 20 3 ........... 1 0 3 0 Stoner ........... 9 0 29 1 B ew ick........... 7 3 1 24 3 Adamson D u r h a m . 15 5 36 6 O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 11-1 3 22 2 ........... 10 5 12 6 16 5 2 37 7 ........... 0 21 1 ........... 9 0 28 4 HAMPSTEAD v. WEST H ERTS CLUB AND GROUND.—Played at Hampstead on August 22. HAMPSTrAD. E. W. H.Beaton, cand b Kerr .................. 25 J. Annitage, b White 0 E. E.Barnett,cAbbotts b Korr ...................83 G. Crosdale, b Ken ... I W. T. Danby, c and b White .................. 11 C.D.McMillin,c Rudd, b Kerr .................. 14 *Innings declared closed. S. S. Pawling and E. L. Marsden did not bat. W est H erts C lu b a n d G r o u n d . H. H. Walters, c and b White ................... 2 F.J.Potter, st Goodall, b White ................... 4 R.M.Spofforth,notout 0 Leg-Bye ........... 1 Total (8 wkts )*141 C. J. Rudd, b Pawling White, not o u t ...........39 W. B. Abbotts, b Mars­ den ...........................0 P. G. Wolf, b Pawling 5 E. Drake, st Crosdale, b Marsden ........... 0 F .J. Marcus,bMcMillin 19 H. J. C. Lumpter, c Crosdale,b Spofforth 0 C. J. Hudson, b Mars­ den ...........................10 J. Bruce Kerr, c Spof­ forth, b Marsden ... 2 Total (8 wkts) 83 MONMOUTHSHIRE v. CORNWALL. Played at Newport on August 14 and 15 and won by Monmouthshire by four wickets. Score and analysis :— C o r n w a l l . Second innings. First innings. H. Tresawna, b W. A. Wil­ liams ... ............. 10 b F. G. Phillips .. 1 W. Coad, c Stanton, b F. G. Phillips ............. ... 37 b Steeples ... 1 W. N. Bickford-Smith, c T. c Stanton, bW. A. B Williams, bSilverlock 8 Williams...30 Trevarthen, b Steeples ... 12 c W. A. Williams, b F. G. Phillips 8 Dr. W. S. Tresawna, lbw, b W. A. Williams ...........68 Hosking, c Silverlock, b Steeples ......................... 9 J. C. Bickford-Smith, c Stanton, b F. G. Phillips 32 J. Brewer, b F. G. Phillips 0 b W. A. Williams E. Hawken, c Stanton, b W. A. Williams ........... 9 b W. A. Williams 4 G. Escott, b F. G. Phillips 8 b Steeples...........18 Whiting, not out................... 0 c W. A. Williams, b F. G. Phillips 8 Byes, &c.......................11 Byes, &c. ... 0 c N. C. Phillips, b W. A. Williams 21 not out........... lbw, b W. A. Williams . Total... ...210 Total ..112 W. H. Clark and J. Goodall did not bat. M onm out First innings. E.S. Phillips,cJ.C. Bickford- Smith, b llo sk in g ........... Silverlock, c Dr. Trcsawna, b U aw kcn .......................... Dr. Tatham, b Hosking ... N. C. Phillips, c and b Whiting .......................... T. B. Williams, c W. Bick­ ford-Smith, b Hawken ... F. G. Phillips, run out L. Weight, not out ........... E. H. Francis, b Hosking... W. A. Williams, b Tre­ varthen .......................... Steeples, c H. Tresawna, b Hosking ........................... C. Stanton, lbw, b Trevar­ then ................................... Byes, &c....................... Total ... Second innings. 13 b W hiting.......... 5 c ’H. Tresawna, b 81 W hiting............10 14 bW hiting.........16 41 c Coad, bWhiting 9 0 b H osking.......... 1 29 notout................. 11 33 bW hiting......... 5 1not out ............... 4 28 Byes, &c. ... 13 . ...244 C o r n w a l l . First innings. Total.. ... 80 Second innings. Steeples.. F. G. Phil Silverlock W. Williams... 12 O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 22 8 05 2 ... ... 12 5 18 2 20 2 4 62 4 ... ... 13 1 43 3 14 2 37 1 ... ... 5 1 19 0 3 35 3 ... ... 8 1 21 5 Weight ... ... 2 0 8 0 Steeples bowled one wide. M o n m o u th sh ir e . First innings. O. M. R. W. Second innings. O. M. R. W. Hosking ... 18 0 82 4 ... ... 13 4 24 1 Whiting... ... 15 2 71 1 ... ... 12 3 2 43 5 Trevarthen ... 13-3 1 40 2 ... Brewer ... 2 0 20 0 ... Hawken... ... 4 0 25 2 ... CRICKET IN PORTUGAL. CAECAVELLOS v. LISBON . Played at Carcavellos on August 15th and won by the home side. Score and analysis:— L isb o n . D. Rawes, st Bolton, b W eaver..................01 R. W. P. Henery, c and b Perkins.......... 115 S: Rawes, st Bolton, b Weaver ... ......... 0 J . N. Rankin, c Per­ kins, b Saunders ... 4 S. H. Williams, c and b Saunders .......... 0 Total W. H. Mills, b Perkins 10 C a r c av ello s . M. de M. Barley, b Perkins ...................15 E. M. Waite, b Weaver 8 C.D. Barley, b Weaver 0 G. F. Ribeiro, not out 0 N. MeNicol, jun., b Perkins .................. 4 Byes, Ac..............12 ...235 B. F. Friend, b Henery 18 R. T. Graham, run out 62 K.S.Saunders, not out 101 V. Weaver, b Mills ... 43 R. L. Perkins, not out 10 Byes, &c.................15 Total (3 wkts) 255 H. A. Lowes, E. V. Wyse, H. R. Thompson, W. Bolton, G. Wheeler, and H. R. Harris did not bat. B. A. Rhodes’ innings of 172 for Burrard v. Garrison at Vancouver on Ju ly 11th is said to have established a record for British Columbia. SUFFOLK v. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Played at Newmarket on August 17 and 18 and left drawn. Highest individual and aggregate scores were recorded for Suffolk, and Ireland, the Cam­ bridge Blue, hit thirty-five 4’s during the one hundred and sixty minutes he was in. On the first day 019 runs were made for seven wickets. There were 100 extras in the match. Score and analysis:— S u f fo lk . H. Bassett, run o u t... 54 Qua'fe, c Watts, b Tebbutt .................. 9 Capt. F. Wilson,cPigg, b Reid ..................30 J. F. Ireland, run out 221 H. L. Wilson, c Wratts, b Swann-Mason ... 48 * Innings declared closed. J. H. Cread, E. Mortimer, and E. G. Neavo did not bat. C a m b r id g e sh ir e . First inning*. L. J. Read, c Mustard, b C read........... ...................18 Rev. R. S. Swann-Mason, st Lang, b Capt. Wilson 127 I’. Roberson, c Ireland, b Bassett .......................... 50 K. G. Reid, b C re ad .......... 23 H. C. Tebbutt, c Capt. Wil­ son, b B assett................... 9 Watts, c Mustard, b Capt. Wilson .......................... 3 B. Gray, c Cread, b Capt. Wilson ..........................18 C. W. Bocock, c Mustard, b Bassett .......................... 10 Coulson, c and b Capt. Wilson.................................. 5 H. Ilayhoe, b Bassett ... 15 b Capt. Wilson ... 52 C. Pigg, not o u t...................10 c Capt. Wilson, b Cread ... ... 0 F. H. Mustard, c Gray, b Bocock ...100 A. H. Lang, not out... 24 F. llollings, not out 4 Byes, &c..............20 Total (0 wkts)*510 Second innings, not out ...........50 b M ustard........... 0 notout...................11 c Mortimer, b Capt. Wilson ... 11 c Mustard,b Cread 10 Byes, «Sic. . 05 Byes, &c. ... 9 Total ......... 359 Total (5 wkts) 143 S u f fo lk . O. M., R. W. O. M. R. W. Coulson .. 20 2 40 0 |1 Bocock ... 10 1 80 1 Tebbutt ... 21 4 120 1 Robinson 4 0 27 0 G ray... ... 14 0 81 0 | Swann R eid... ... 7 0 73 1 | Mason . . 8 1 63 1 Tebbutt bowled six no-balls. C a m b r id g e sh ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. w. Cread ... ..,. 24 6 51 2 ... ... 10 3 40 2 Mustard......... . 18 2 48 0 ... ... 9 1 28 1 Irelan d ........... 7 0 •JO 0 ... ... 10 2 84 0 B asse tt......... . 41 10 69 4 ... Capt. Wilson.. . 45‘2 12 88 4 ... 7 2 23 2 Neave ......... . 3 0 7 0 ... ... 4 1 10 0 Mortimer 2 1 11 0 ... Cread bowled two wides and one no-ball, and Ireland one wide. YORKSHIRE 2 nd XI. v. DURHAM. Played at Redcar on August 17 and 18 and won by Durham by 30 runs. Score and analysis:— D u r h a m . First innings. Second innings. H. Brooks, c 1 ro^n, Richardson ........... b 25 c Brown, b Broad­ bent ................... 1 Stoner, b Brow n........... 4 b Brown ........... 0 A.E. Walker, c and b Broad­ bent .................................. 28 b Brown ........... 27 E. B. Proud, b Broadbent 6 c Booth, b Brown 6 Turnbull, b Broadbent 18 b Brown ........... 4 J. Bewick, b Broadbent 10 b Brown ........... 2 J. Robinson, st Plowright, Richardson ................... 3 c Brown,b Broad­ bent ................... 0 Smith, b B row n ........... 10 c and bB toadbent 0 Morris, c Plowright, Brown.......................... ’ij 0 b Broadbent 0 Thackeray, c Booth, Broadbent.................. , b 10 not out ........... 8 R. Newby, not out ... 1 b Broadbent 0 Byes, &c................ 10 Byes, &c. ... 7 Total ...125 Total ... 55 Y o r k s h ir e 2 n d XI. First innings. Second innings. Rudston, b Morris ...........11 c Newby, b Mor­ ris ................... 0 Wilson, b Morris................. 0 c Proud, b Morris 10 Grimshaw, c Turnbull, b Sm ith..................................10 c Proud, b Smith 2 Turner, c Turnbull, b Mor­ ris.......................................... 2 b Smith ............ 6 Booth, b Smith .................. 7 c Robinson, b Thackeray ... 9