Cricket 1909

M ay 13, 1909. CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 125 Lewis, c Haigli, b Rhodes 15 n otou t.......... Capt. H. F. Montgomery, c Hardisty, b Rhodes ... 8 J. Daniell, c Newstead, b H ir s t .................................. 3G Robson, b H irs t..................32 b Denton ... V. T. Kill, b Myers ...........70 b Denton ... S. M. J. Woods, b Rhodes 1 W. T. Greswell, st Watson, b Rhodes ..........................18 F. D. H. Joy, lbw, b Myers 24 c Haigh, b N sread Chidgey, not out . ........... 7 c H a rd isty Rhodes ... Lb 5, 11 b 3, w 2 .......... 10 B 4, lb 8 , nb , b ... 45 5... 17 W oodbrook C lub and G round . Total ..................286 Total (6 wkts) *243 * Innings declared closed. Y o r k sh ir e . First innings. Rhodes, c Braund, b Joy 16 Hardisty, c Hill, b Lewis 13 Denton, b L ew is.................72 Wilkinson, b H ardy...........19 Hirst, b Lewis .................. 66 E. J. Radcliffe, c Braund, b Greswell.......................... 1 Wilson, st Chidgey, b Gres­ well ..................................16 notout... Myers, b H a rd y ..................91 Newstead, c Woods,bHardy 42 Haigh, c Joy, b Hardy ... 0 not out... Watson, not o u t .................. 9 B 16, lb 7 ...........23 Second innings. c Braund, b Gres­ well .................. 6 Total ...........36S S om erset. First innings. Byes ...........16 Total (1 wkt) 62 Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Hirst ... 22 4 69 2 ........... 10 1 27 0 Newstead ... 23 4 52 0 .. ,. 18 7 30 1 Haigli ... ... 19 3 42 0 ........... 10 4 13 0 Rhodes ... ... 29 3 109 6 .........,. 24 7 43 1 Myers ... ... 4-1 3 4 2 ......... . 17 2 39 0 Wilson .. 6 0 16 1 Denton .. 10-1 2 35 2 Radcliffe ... 5 0 23 1 Hirst bowled a wide and three no-balls, Myers three 110 -balls and a wide, and Wilson and Radcliffe one no-ball each. Y o r k sh ir e . First innings. _ _ Second innings.^ O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Greswell ... 32 6 101 2 ... ... 6 0 19 1 ‘ Lewis ... ... 37 9 85 3 ... J o y .......... ... 17 4 83 1 ... Braund ... ... 11 2 32 0 ... Robson ... ... 13 6 24 0 .. ... 7 0 18 0 Hardy ... ... 9-1 4 20 4 ... ... 2 0 9 0 WOODBROOK CLUB AND GROUND v. HAMPSHIRE. Played at Bray on May 10, 11, and 12. Hampshire won by thiee wickets. The feature of the game was the all-round cricket of Vogler and Llewellyn. Score and analysis :— W o o d b r o o k C lu b a n d G rou n d . First in 11 ings. Second innings. S. C. Smith, lbw, b Brown 0 not out.................. 8 Baker, c Persse, b Mead ... 4 c Stone, b Brown 4 A. P. Day, c Remnant, b Brown ..........................24 lbw, b Mead ... 27 Vogler, not out ..................128 c Stone, b Mead 28 J. M. Meldon, b Llewellyn 18 c Mead, b Brown 8 G. A. Morrow^, b Llewellyn 0 c Stone, b Mead 5 Walby, c Bowell,b Kennedy 1 c Bacon, b Brown 9 T. C. Ross,c and b Llewellyn 0 c B o w e ll, b Llewellyn ... 9 Stedman, c Bacon, b Mead 14 c S m i t h , b Llewellyn ... 11 Mignon, c. Stone, b Brown 22 c and b Llewellyn 7 S. H. Cochrane, lbw, b Mead 3 lbw, b Llewellyn 0 Byes, &c.......................4 Byes, &c. ... 12 Total First innings. Bowell, b Vogler... . ...218 Total H am p sh ire. ...128 Llewellyn, c Steadman, b Mignon ..........................59 Stone, c Ross, b Mignon ... 21 Mead (P.), b Vogler .......... 24 Brown, c Smith, b Walby... 11 F. H. Bacon, c Morrow, b Ross .................................. H. A. H. Smith, b Mignon Remnant, run out .......... W. H. Persse, b Vogler ... Newman, not out .......... Kennedy, b Vogler .......... Byes, &c....................... Second innings, st Stedman, b Vogler .......... 4 b Mignon .......... 96 b R oss..................14 c Meldon,b Vogler 0 c Vogler, b Day.!. 9 not out b Vogler not out ... 24 ... 28 ... 2 Total lbw, b Vogler ... 7 Byes, &c. ... 2 Total (7 wkts)176 First innings. 0. M. R. W. Brown ... Mead Kennedy Llewellyn Persse ... Newman . 11 21 . 8 12 4 3 23 0 , 18 0 . Second innings. O. M. R. W. 2 55 3 14 17 2 Newmtm bowled one no-ball, Kennedy two wides and Brown one. H am p sh ire. First innings. O. M. R. W. Ross ... 22 5 67 1 Vogler ... .. 16 4 35 4 . Mignon ... ... 19 6 35 3 . Day........... ... 4 1 18 1 Walby ... ... 3 0 6 1 Second innings. O. ~ ” ... 8 ... 25 ... 13*2 ... 6 ... 3 M. R. W. 0 25 1 6 62 4 1 6 1 2 9 1 1 8 0 CRICKET AT CAMBRIDGE. THE FRESHMEN’S MATCH. Played on May 10, 11 and 12 Mr. J. N. Buchanan’s side won by four wickets. M r. N. C. T u f n e ll’s S id e. First innings. C. E. Squire, retired.......... 14S J. W. W. Nason, b Marzetti 67 A. P. Wilson, b Lockhart...110 H. Narayan, st Holme, b Lockhart .......................... 4 K. N. Robathan, b Lock­ hart ..................................24 W. W. Malleson, run out... 3 J. P. Groves, c and b Lock­ hart .................................. 2 N. J. Holloway, c de Freitas, b Lockhart ... 2 G. B. Sleigh run o u t.......... 2 S. St. M. Delius, c and b L ock h a rt.......................... 9 F. M. Carlisle, not out ... 1 B 15, lb 6 , nb I .........22 Total ...394 Second innings. not out ........... 22 b Tennyson ... 1 b Lockhart ... 61 st Holme, b Lock­ hart .................. 22 st Holme, b Lock­ hart .................. 30 lbw, b Marzetti... 2 st Holme, b Lock­ hart .................. 26 c Tennyson, b Lockhart ... 9 b Tennyson ... 0 b Tennyson ... 0 lbw, b Lockhart 11 B18,Ib3,w 2, n b l 24 Total.........208 M r. J. N . B u ch a n a n ’s S id e. First ininngs. A. J. Leeming, c Sleigh, b Delius..................................23 H. E. W. Prest, c Delius, b Groves..................................53 G. H. B. Lockhart, c Tuf- nell, b Sleigh ... ...........13 A. M. Harrison, b Groves... 1 H. J. Bache, retired .......... 137 F. G. Turner, c Carlisle, b Narayan ..........................98 O. Hughes, c Sleigh, b Groves..................................10 H. R. Holme, run out ... 12 L. H. Tennyson, not out... 38 J. N. De Freitas, c Delius, b Holloway ............... 4 C. Mazaretti, b Delius ... 6 B 33, lb 6 , w 3 .......... 42 Second innings. Holloway, b Delius ...........15 c Carlisle, b Hol­ loway ...........41 cTufnell,b Sleigh 19 lbw, b Holloway 11 b Holloway............ 7 notout................51 c Robotham, b Sleigh ............ 4 notout................ 11 B 9, lb 1 ... 10 Total .................437 Total (6 wkts) 169 M r . T ufnell ’ s S ide . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Marzetti.......... 32 8 101 1 .. ... 19 3 53 1 Tennyson 12 0 74 0 .. ... 14 1 57 3 Harrison 8 1 21 0 .. Lockhart 29-2 3 113 6 .. !.! 32-1 3 74 6 De Freitas .. 6 0 32 0 .. Turner ........... 4 1 8 0 .. Bache ........... 7 1 23 0 .. Marzetti and Lockhart each bowled one wide and Tennyson two no balls. M r . B uchanan ’ s S ide . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W, Holloway 18 0 72 1 .. ... 12 1 49 3 Carlisle......... 13 1 61 0 .. ... 4 0 26 0 Delius ......... 8-1 0 62 2 .. ... 9 1 43 1 Sleigh ......... 14 0 69 1 .. ... 4-4 0 20 2 Groves .. 19 1 62 3 .. ... 4 0 21 0 Robathan 6 0 29 0 .. Narayan 4 1 13 1 .. Squire ......... 4 0 27 0 .. CRICKET AT OXFORD. -THE ELEVEN v. NEXT SIXTEEN. Played on May 10, 11 and 12. The Next Sixteen won by eleven -wickets. T h e E le v e n . First innings. M. G. Salter, c Brandt, b Coxhead ...................11 C. P. Leese, b Mackenzie... 4 J. A. Seitz, b Coxhead ... 0 R. L. L. Braddell, b Cox­ head ................ ......16 R. Sale, c Brandt, b Lang­ ley .......................... 29 C. S. Hurst, c Womersley, b L angley..................40 R. L. Robinson, b Langley 20 A. G. Pawson, not out ... 6 C. E. Hatfeild,c Cartwright, b L angley.................... 1 H. M. Lowe, c Barley, b Langley .................... 0 II. A. Gilbert, bLangley ... 9 B 15, lb 6 , w 1 , nb 1... 23 Total Second innings. b Mackenzie ... 9 run out ...........166 c Barley, b Lag- den .................. 4 b Mackenkie ... 3 c Lagden, b Mac­ kenzie ........... 2 c & b Le Couteur 28 c Le Couteur, b Mackenzie ... 19 not out ...........32 c Bailey, b Cart­ wright ........... 5 c & b Le Couteur 19 b Le Couteur ... 0 B 23, lb 4, nb 3 30 Total ...........159 N ext S ixteen . H. C. Dunell, b Gilbert ... 12 c Gilbert, b Hat- ..317 H. S Altham, c & b Lowe 26 feild.. c Robinson, Gilbert ... not out.......... A. G. Evans, b Robinson ... C. V. L. Hooman, c Hat- feild, b Robinson ...........96 b Lowe............. A. D. Womersley, run out 8 c and b Hurst J. B. Brooks, c Salter, b L o w e .................................. 2 R. L. Benson, c Pawson, b L o w e .................................. 0 R. O. Lagden, b Gilbert ... 34 not out D. P. R. Le Couteur, c Low’G, b Hatfeild ...........22 R. D. Brandt, c Lowe, b Hatfeild .......................... 6 M. E. Coxhead, b Hatfeild 0 G.H.M . Cartwright,not out 43 F. N. Tuff, b G ilbert........... 0 C. K. Langley, b G ilbert... 8 M. K. Mackenzie, c Sale, b .. 5 , 101 23 14 Gilbert .......................... i H. Barley, e Seitz, b Lowe 4 B 11, lb 2, nb 4 .........17 B 21, lb 1, nb 1 23 Total ...............286 Total (4 wkts)193 T he E leven . Firet innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. 0 . M. R. W. Mackenzie ... 7 1 33 1 ... ... 20 4 68 4 Coxhead ... 8 1 37 3 ... ... 5 0 26 0 Cartwright ... 4 1 17 0 ... ... 12 2 53 1 Langley .. ... 9-1 3 31 6 .. ... 8 .2 44 0 Le Couteur ... 6 1 18 0 ... ... 14-3 0 53 3 Evans ... ... 1 1 0 0 ... ... 5 0 23 0 Lagden ... 10 4 16 1 Tuff ... ... 1 0 4 0 Langley bowled one wide and one no-ball, and Cartwright bowled two and Lagden one no-ball. N ext S ixteen . Gilbert ... ... 27 3 80 5 ... ... 15 6 30 1 Robinson ... 16 4 57 2 ... ... 9 2 24 0 Hatfeild ... 14 0 55 3 ... ... 8 3 33 1 Lowe ... 19 2 3 62 4 ... ... 11 0 43 1 Braddell ... 3 0 15 0 ... ... 5 0 22 0 Hurst ... ... 2-4 0 18 1 Lowe bowled four no-balls and Hurst one. LORD DUDLEY ON CRICKET. Holloway, Carlisle, and Narayan each bowled one wdde. Lord Dudley, the Govenor-General of Australia, organised a few matches at Adelaide and in these he figured with some little success. Sir Edwin Smith, at luncheon on one of these occasions, proposed the health of Lord Dudley, who in response said that he had while in South Australia gathered together many pleasent reminiscences, but it was not too much to say that few would be more constant in bis mind than his cricket­ ing experiences. He had made many friends among the cricketers, whose friendship he would always value, and whom he would often like to meet again while in Australia. (Cheers). The chairman had said that it was a unique occasion in South Australia, as it was the first time a Governer-General had taken the field at the Adelaide Oval. He