Cricket 1909

174 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J une 3, 1909. HAMPSHIKE v. SUSSEX. Played at Southampton on May 31, June 1 & 2. Drawn. A crowd of 10,001 saw the home team score 411 for nine wickets on Monday, the attendance being the largest ever recorded at Southampton. Rowell and Mead gave the side a fine start by making 96 for the first wicket in an hour and a-half, and their good example was followed by Evans and Llewellyn, who added 83 for the fourth in an hour. Sprot made 8S in 27 minutes, hitting a 6 and seven 4 s. Llewellyn scored 101 in two hours without a mistake of any Kind, hitting freely and making nineteen 4’s in his attractive innings: he hit eleven 4’s in obtaining his first 50. Not a ball could be bowled on Tuesday or Wednesday owing to rain. Score and analysis: — H am psh ire . Bowell, c Cox, b Leach 58 Mead, c Butt, b Kiliick 52 Capt W. N. White, c Vincett, b Leach ... 48 Llewelh n, c Butt, b Cox ......................... 101 W. H. B. Evans, c A. Relf, b Vincett ... 28 A. J. L. Hill, b A. Relf 14 E. M. Sprot, run out 38 Stone, not out ..............41 F. H. Bacon, c A. Relf, b Killick ... 1 Brown, b Killick ... 9 Newman, not out ... 2 B 12, lb 4, w 1, nb 2 19 Total (9 vvkts)411 S ussex : C. L.A.Smith, R. B. Heygate, P. Cart­ wright, Vine, Relf(R. It), Killiek, Rclf (A. E.), Cox, Leach, Vincett and Butt. H am psh ire . O. M. R. W. Leach ... 23 1 98 2 Killick. Relf (A. E.)34 11 101 1 Vine ... Cox ........ 26 10 52 i Relf (U.) 4 Vincett ... 10 0 62 1 Loach bowled two-no balls and one wide. O. 23 3 M. R. W. 6 61 3 1 5 0 1 13 0 WARWICKSHIRE 2nd XI. v. WORCEST . KSIIIRE 2n d XL Played at Edgbaston on May 31 and June 1 and won by the home side by seven wickets. Score and analysis:— W o r c e s te r s h ir e 2nd XI. Second innings, c and b Taylor ... c Fishwick, b 8 Foster ......... 1 run out .......... b Phillips ...........4 ( not out ...........2S b Taylor ........... 0 c Foster, b Taylor 32 c T a y l o r , b B reeden........... 1 c and b Taylor ... 0 c P h i l l i p s , b Foster 3 lbw, b Foster B 3, lb 6, w 1 10 Total.......... 135 First innings. H. Southall, b Foster ... 10 Turner, c Fisliwiek, b Tay­ lor ................................. M. F. Jewell, c Stephens, b Taylor.................................. W. Machell, c Stephens, b Taylor.................................. 8 Dr. Bunting, b Taylor ... 0 M. Davis, run out ........... 8 Bird, b Foster .................56 W. H. Taylor, not out ...101 Bidmead, b Foster ........... 1 Skelding, b Foster ........... 4 Rea, c Crockford, b Taylor 5 B 6, lb 6 ...................12 Total ................. 214 W arwickshire 2 nd XI. First innings. Second innings. T. S. Fishwick, b Turner... 28 cMachell,bTaylor 79 R. S. Everett, c Davis, b Rkelding .......................... 5 c Davis, b Jewell 23 R. G. Pridmore, b Turner... 19 n otou t.................63 G. W. Stephens, b Skelding 19 F. R. Foster, b Turner ... 0 n otou t ........ 8 J. H. Phillips, c Taylor, b Skelding ... ...................28 Smith, c and b Skelding ... 3 cMachell,bTaylor 19 E. B. Crockford, run out... 8 F. W. Marshall, b Jewell... 12 C. L. Breeden, run out ... 12 Taylor, not out ................... 0 B 5 , lb 4, w 5 ...........14 B 5, lb 6 ... 11 Total .................. 148 Total (3 wkts)203 W orcestershire 2 nd XI. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. It. W. Foster .......... 40 7 66 4 ........... 18'1 1 47 3 Taylor ......... 27’4 4 83 5 ............ 17 5 31 4 Phillips.......... 9 1 29 0 ............ 11 1 33 1 Breeden........... 6 ' 0 24 0 ............ 3 1 3 1 Crockford ... 6 1 11 0 W arwickshire 2 nd XL Second innings. O. M. R. W. Skelding Turner ... Bidmead Jewell ... w O. M . It. w . 17 3 64 4 ... ... 10 0 55 0 17 2 57 3 ... .. 6 0 34 0 5 3 5 0 ... ... 6 0 20 0 4*1 1 8 1 ... .. 8 0 30 1 Bird ... ... 7 0 29 0 Taylor ... 6 0 24 2 SURREY 2nd XI. v. KENT 2nd XI. Played at the Oval on May 31 and June 1 and left drawn. In Surrey’s second innings Davis, hitting a 5 and twenty-two 4’s, made 111 out of 148 in 80 minutes. Dutnall gave four chances. Score and analysis:— S u r r e y 2nd XI. First innings. Second innings. C.T. A.Wilkinson,c Hubble, b P reston..........................21 run out ..... 3 J. E. Jewe'1, b Preston ... 0 runout ......... 8 Davis,eStevens,b Jennings 67 b Stevens ...... Ill Harrison, b P reston ............ 0 c Fulcher, b Pres­ ton 59 Abel, c Stevens, b Jennings 12 c Troughton, b P reston .69 Spring, b Jennings ............ 1 htwkt,b Jennings 8 Platt, b Jennings .......... 14 c Hubble, b Jen- in g s.15 Blacklidge, b Jennings ... 0 notout...............28 Vigar, lbw, b Jennings ... 0 runout ........27 A. \V. F. Rutty, not out ... 9 c Troughton, b P reston .15 Capt. A. N. [Udal, c and b st Hubble, b Pres- Powell ..........................13 ton ........... 7 B 6, lb 3 ................... 9 B18,lb8,nb3 29 Total ...146 Total ..379 K ent 2 nd X I. First innings. Second innings. W. Dutnall, b Udal ........... 0 run out .............153 E. A. Fulcher, c Udal, b Harrison ..........................56 c Abel, b Udal ... 16 Hubble, c Wilkinson, b Platt ... ......... ... 54 c and b Harrison 41 L. 11.W.Troughton, cSpring c Platt, b........Black­ ly Harrison ...................34 lidge 21 \V. A. Powell, c Wilkii son, b Harrison .................. 23 b A b el.................... 0 Jennings, c Platt, b Harri- c Vigar, b Black- son ..................................14 lidge.................. 5 Collins, lbw, b Harrison ... 11 n o to u t..................27 A. L. Hosie, run o u t...........11 Birehett, st Vigar, b Harri­ son ..................................11 notout.................. 2 E. Cleveland-Stevens, c Plitt, b H arrison..................6 Preston, not o u t .................... 3 B 4, w 1, nb 2 ............ 7 B 13,lb3, w l, n b 1 18 Total .230 Total (6 wkts)2S3 S urrey 2 nd XI. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R W. C.-Stevens ... 7 1 20 0 .......... 9 0 62 1 Preston........... 15 1 63 3 ........... 23'2 2 117 4 Powell .......... 4-2 0 28 1 .......... 11 4 50 0 Jennings ... 8 1 26 6 ............ 19 2 80 2 C ollin s........... 1 0 2 0 Bircliett ... 9 0 39 0 Collins bowled two no-balls and Preston one. K ent 2 nd XL First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. It. W. Udal .......... 4 1 32 1 ............ 7 0 23 1 Harrison ... 19 2 79 7 ............ 22 3 61 1 Spring ........... 4 1 11 0 ............ 4 1 17 0 Davis .......... 9 0 38 0 ............ 4 0 23 0 Platt ......... 12 3 45 1 ............ 14 1 63 0 Blacklidge ... 4 0 120 ............ 13 2 35 2 Abel ........... 2 0 6 0 ............ 11 2 43 1 Davis bowled three no-balls and Blacklidge and Harrison one wide each. NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK v. TOWNLEY PARK.—Played at Dulwich on May 31. N.P. B ank . First innings. Second innings. W. B. Palamountain, b c A. S. Hoe, b Baker..................................22 P. W. Hoe ... 34 H. E. Moore, b Wallers ... 2 b P. W. Hoe ... 17 E. H. Stocks, b Baker ... 0 b Gasson ........... 8 V. C. Manners, b Baker .. 5 c A. S. Hoe, b Broadhurst ... 43 R Wright, b Wallers.............. 8 b Stephens........... 4 C. G. E. Jones, c and b Wallers .......... ...........29 J. W. Richards, b Baker ... 0 not out...............23 G. J. Driver, lbw, b Wallers 1 b Gasson ........... 0 G. A. Cosser, not o u t ............. 1 L. J. Griffiths, b W allers... 0 n otou t ............14 C. M. Tapley, b Wallers ... 0 B y e s .......................... 19 B 24, nb 2 ... 26 Total A. S. Hoe, b Stocks A. B. Gasson, b Stocks 35 It. Holloway, b Stocks 0 A. Wallers, b Manners 11 W.J.Baker,b Richards 23 S. E. A. Hoe, run out 4 P. W. Hoe, not out ... 12 — B r o a d h u r s t , b R ichards................... 0 ..................87 Total (6 wkts)169 T o w nley P a r k . L.Stephens,c Griffiths, b W righ t.................. A. Stephens, bWright G. F i t z g e r a l d , b R ichards.................. B 41, lb 4, nb 1 ... Total ...........S NORTHUMBERLAND v. DURHAM. Played at Newcastle on May 31 and June 1 and won by Northumberland by ten wickets. Score and analysis:— D u rh am . First innings. C. Adamson, c Gilman, b Skinner .......... ......... 1 J. Bewicke, b Milne ... 3 T. Pinch, c Marshall, b M iln e..................................14 A. P. Ashley, c Ullathornc, b Milne ... ........... 0 A. E. Walker, c Gilman, b M iln e.................................. 4 E. B. Proud, c Stanger- Leathes, b Skinner........... 5 Rev. J. A. Lush, b Skinner 0 Morris, c Milne, b White ... 37 Thackeray, c White, b Skin­ ner .................................. 23 G. E. Pinder, c Ullathorne, b White ......................... 0 J. Robinson, not o u t ......... 0 Byes, &c..................... 17 Second innings. c Milne, b White 19 c and b Gilman .. 35 c Ullathorne, b Skinner .........20 c Ullathorne, b Milne .......... 18 c Nesbit, b Skin­ ner ..................26 c and b Gilman... 4 c Gilman, b Milne 10 not out ...........12 c Nesbit, b Milne 4 b White ......... 0 st Ullathorne, b White .......... 0 Byes, &c. ... 14 Total ...104 Total ...162 N orth u m berland . Marshall,b Thackeray 15 Milne, b Thackeray... 21 1'. Ullathorne, not out 17 Lev. II. White, b Morris ................... R. M. Skinner, Thackeray Byes, &c. ... C. F. Stanger-Leatlies, b Robinson ...........13 S. Anderson, c Thacke­ ray, b M orris...........22 Richardson, c Morris, b Thackeray ........... 4 F. W. Gillespie, c Morris, b Thackeray 17 J. Gilman, b M orris...105 S. Nesbit, c Morris, b Tutal ...........264 Pinder ......... 34 Second innings: Rev. H. White, not out, 0; C. M. Skinner, not out, 0 ; byes, &c., 4.—Total (no wkt) 4. D u r h a m . 0 b ... 0 ... 16 First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. K. W. Skinner... ... 20 6 41 4 ............. 21 6 47 2 Milne ... 14 4 31 4 ............. 13 1 34 3 White ... ...■ 5-1 1 15 2 .............1 3 3 2 25 3 Marshall ........... 5 0 13 0 Gilman ........... 12 2 29 2 NORTHUMBERLAND. O P < O M. R. W. Morris 26 1 108 4 1 Bewicke ... 6 1 21 0 Thackeray. 18*3 1 60 5 Pinder ... 5 1 23 1 Adamson . . 6 0 36 0 | Pinder bowled two no-balls. 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