Cricket 1909

i g o CR ICK ET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J une io , igog. LANCASHIRE v. WARWICKSHIRE. Played at Liverpool on June 7 and 8. Lancashire won by an innings and 122 runs. Winning the toss, Hornby decided to send Warwickshire in, and the action was thoroughly justified, the visitors collapsing in an hour and a half for 04. Baker batted an hour for 25 and was the only one on the side to reach double figures. Dean, varying his pitch and pace with much skill, took nine wickets for 35 runs, bowling unchanged through the innings with Huddleston. Lancashire lost Makepeace, Bartley and Sharp for 44. The brothers Tyldesley then came together and had put on 33 in 40 minutes when the elder was hit by a ball from Foster and obliged to retire. Ernest Tyldesley and MacLaren gave Lancashire a good lead, for during the hour and a half they were together they added 128 for the fourth wicket. MacLaren hit a dozen 4’s during the 100 minutes he was in and was seen at his best, whilst Tyldesley (E.) showed excellent form on his first appearance for the county. When stumps were drawn Lancashire had made 234 for six wickets. On Tuesday Lancashire gained a lead of 206 on the innings, after which Huddleston and Dean again shared the wickets between them with the result that the home side won by the great margin stated. Score and analysis:— W a r w ic k s h ir e . First innings. T. S. Fishwick, b Dean ... Charlesworth, st Worsley, b Dean .......................... Baker, b Dean ................... Second innings, c E. Tyldesley, b Dean ...........18 c MacLaren, b b Dean ...........24 25 c Cook, b Huddle- Quaife, c MacLaren, b Dean 2 ston ... b Huddleston C. F. Cowan, c and b Dean 1 b Huddleston Santall, b Dean , Smith, b Huddleston F. R. Foster, c Makepeace, b Dean .......................... Hargreave, c Hartley, b D e a n .................................. G. W. Stephens, b Dean ... Field, not out ................... B 4 ,lb 1 .......................... W o r s le y , Huddleston b Huddleston 4 c Sharp, b Dean 10 c sub, b Huddle- 4 s to n ..................... 0 0 c Cook,b Dean ... 0 0 notout................. 1 5 B 2, lb 2 ............. 4 Total ... L a n c a s h ir e . A. Hartley, c Baker, b Hargreave ...........23 Makepeace, b Santall 6 Sharp, c Foster, b Har­ greave ................... 6 Tyldesley (J. T.), retired h u r t ...........36 Tyldesley (E.), b Santall ...................61 A. C. MacLaren, b Total Santall ................. W a r w ic k s h ir e . First innings. O. M. R. W. Dean ........... 13 4 35 9 ... Huddleston ... 13 4 24 1 ... Cook Huddleston, b Santall 8 Dean, b Q uaife........... 1 Cook, c Stephens, b Santall ................... 9 A. H. Hornby, not out ...........................19 Worsley, b Santall ... 3 B 12, lb 4, nb 2 ... 18 ...270 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 18*2 4 46 4 ... 13 8 19 6 ... 5 2 15 0 L a n c a s h ir e . O. M . R. W. Hargreave 32 11 Santall ...31-3 9 69 6 Field.......... 10 0 36 0 Foster ... 7 1 17 0 Charles­ worth... Quaife ... O M. R. W. 9 3 23 0 6 0 19 1 Field bowled two no-balls. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY v. SUSSEX. Played at Cambridge on June 7, 8 and 9. Sussex won by 8 runs. On a slow wicket which assisted the bowlers twenty-three wickets went down on Monday. Sussex, when stumps were drawn, being 136 runs on with seven wickets in hand. After the County had lost Vine, Relf (R. R.) and Killick for 48, Cart­ wright and the elder Relf put on 68 together for the fourth wicket. Cartwright, fifth out, made his 64 in two hours and hit six 4’s. Ramsbotham and Smith afterwards added 39 for the eighth wicket and the innings, after lasting three hours, closed for 179. The best form for Cambridge was shown by Nason, who scored 38 out of 53 in 65 minutes, making 18 off an over from Relf (A. E.). Sussex led by 72 on the innings and upon going in the second time made 64 for three wickets. On Tuesday Ramsbotham and Smith added 85 for the ninth wicket and the University were eventually set 336 to win. Nason and Buchanan made 84 for the first wicket and the former and Falcon 67 for the second. Mann after­ wards played stylishly for 36 and carried out his Lat at the end of the day, when four wickets were down for 220. On Wednesday Wright was bowled when the fifth wicket had added 53. Macleod hit well and Mann batted an hour and a half for 58, but Sussex managed to pull off the game by 8 runs. Score and analysis :— S u ss e x . First innings. Second innings. P. Cartwright, b Lyttelton 64 st Tufnell,b Lock­ hart ...................30 Vine, c and b Olivier........... 0 st Tufnell,bLock- Relf (R. R.), c Lockhart, b Olivier ... .................. 11 Killick, c Buchanan, b Lockhart .......................... 9 Relf (A. E.), st Tufnell, b h art.................. 19 c Wright, b Lock­ hart .................. 9 stTufnell,b Lock­ hart . Lockhart W. K. Ramsbotham, c Fal- can, b O liv ie r................... Cox, lbw, b Lyttelton Leach, b Lockhart ........... C. L. A. Smith, c Lockhart, b Lyttelton ................... Vincett, not o u t ................... Butt, b Olivier ................... B 9, lb 2 31 run out 23 56 b Lockhart.., b Olivier ........... 5 cMacleod,b01ivier 4 b Lockhart... c Buchanan, Lyttelton not out 50 b 3 6 ... 11 B ll,lb 9 ,w l5 ,n b l 36 Total ...179 Total...........263 C a m b r id g e U n iv e r s it y . First innings. Second innings. C. C. G. Wright, c Relf (R), b Relf (A. E . ) ................... 2 b Leach .] J. W. W. Nason, b Relf (A. E .)..................................38 M. Falcon, b Vincett........... 3 J. F. Ireland, b Vincett ... F. T. Mann, b Vincett J. N. Buchanan, c Relf (R.), b Vincctt .......................... K. G. Macleod, b Relf (A. E.) J. H. B. Lockhart, c Vin­ cett, b Relf (A. E .)........... N. C. Tufnell, c Smith, b Relf (A. E.) ... ......... Hon. C. F. Lyttelton, not out .................................. E. Olivier, c Relf (R.), b Relf (A. E.) ................... Byes .......................... Total ... ...107 S u ss e x . b V ine.................. ’ c Vincett, b Relf (A. E.) .......... ! b V ine.................. b Relf (A. E.) ... i hit wkt., b Vine l cVine,bRelf(A.E.)! lbw, b Leach ... : not out ...........: b Relf (A. E.) ... c Relf (R.), b Leach ........... B8, lb 7,w2, n bl Total ...........31 First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Lyttelton ... 16 3 38 3 ............ 12 2 O liv ie r...........14*5 1 61 4 ............27 9 Lockhart ... 20 3 58 3 ............ 27'2 5 Macleod.......... 5 3 11 0 ............10 1 B uchanan........... 3 0 Lyttelton bowled four wides, and Olivier eleven wides and one no-ball. 37 55 1 2 6 52 0 3 0 C a m b r id g e U n iv e r s it y . Relf (A. E.) Vincett ... First innings. O. M. R. W. 20-1 9 20 9 Second innings. O. 37 M. R. W. 57 6 ... 43 4 .......... 6 Leach.......... 29 Vine .......... 23 Killick ... 12 Cox ........... 3 Leach bowled one wide and one no-ball, and Relf (A. E.) one wide. 11 97 0 19 4 91 8 62 5 36 4 SOUTHGATE v. LONDON Southgate on May 31. S o u th g F. S. Lewis, c Marsh, b Carr .................. 2 L. Neiderheitmann, c Maloney, b Owens... 102 H. E. Pearce, c Marsh, b Carr ..................33 W. K. Robertson, c Carr, b Maloney ... 24 A. G. Turner, c Free­ man, b Gayton ... 0 R. S. Dickson, b Gay- ton .......................... 7 HOSPITAL.—Played at J. H. Hargroves, c Maloney, b Owens. 12 G. W. Cranfield, c and b Carr .................. 16 J. Marshall, b Gayton 0 J. Scott, not out ... 7 L. St. L. Windsor, c Marsh, b Owens ... 0 Byes 1 2 ...........12 Total ...215 L o n d o n H o s p it a l . W. T. R. Maloney, c Robertson, b Lewis 7 F. Sanders, c and b Lewis.......................... 4 W. J. Carr, b Lewis ... 24 B. de B. Marsh, c Dickson, b Lewis .. 27 F. Standish, b Lewis 0 J. H. Owens, b Lewis 3 W . G. Gayton, st Har­ groves, b Pearce ... 2 E. H. Watson, b Lewis 8 C. Steel, c Hargroves, b P earce.................. 5 L.Clive Smith,bLewis 1 A. Mirolander, not out 10 B 3, lb 2 ........... 5 Total . , 96 A MOTHER’ S SON. A great many cricketers will be pleased to hear that AMother's Son by B. and C. B. Fry can now be obtained in Messrs. Geo. Newnes’ sixpenny series of copyright novels. It is a most interesting story and one which should enjoy a very large circulation. A favourable review of the book, extending to four columns, from the pen of Mr. Pentelow, appeared in Cricket of September 19th, 1907, soon after the volume was first published. SOUTHGATE v. ST. THOMAS’S HOSPITAL.- Played at Southgate on June 5. S t . T h o m a s ’ s H o sp it a l . F. M. Neild, c Cran­ field, b Pearce ... 66 W. B. Laird, b Cran­ field .......................... 3 J. S. Bisley, c Lewis, b Cranfield ........... 4 R. F. Bowes, c and b Bashford...................48 E. A. Seymour, st Lewis, b Pearce ... 33 L. Meakin, c Turner, b Cranfield ........... 7 H. C. Mann, c Turner, b Pearce .................. 7 J. P. Hedley, c Neider­ heitmann, b Cran­ field ..........................11 W. Shipton c Har­ groves,b Cranfield... 6 J.R.Todhunter,notout 1 H. L. Padden, b Pearce o B 14, w 1 ...........15 Total ...201 S o u t h g a t e . J. H. Hargroves, b Padden .................. 0 R. S. Dickson, not out 33 L. R. Lewis, not out.. 12 Byes, &c............... 0 II. E. Pearce, c Pad­ den, b Meakin ... 1 E. J. Mann, b Bowes 12 L. Neiderheitmann, b Padden......................49 A. G. Turner, c Neild, b B ow es................... 0 Total (6 wkts)122 Rev. A. M. Bashford, b Padden.................. 15 E. T. Vint, T. H. C. Levick, and G. W. Cranfield did not bat. OXTED v. STREATHAM.—Played at Oxted on June 5. S t r e a t h a m . N. Miller, b Gibson ... 55 E. B. Miller, c Bam- bridge, b Sales ... 47 H. H. Scott, c Gornall, b Bambridge .......... 0 A. C. Taylor, b Bam­ bridge ................... 8 W. Taylor, b Gornall... 27 E. P. Pulbrook, b Bam­ bridge ................... 4 * Innings declared closed. J. L. Phillips and F. G. V. Holmes did not bat. J. F. W. Hooper, st Hankey, b Bam­ bridge .................. 44 J. H. Greathead, st Hankey, b Bam­ bridge .................. 0 R. J. Haworth, not out 7 B 3, w 1 ........... 4 Total (8 wkts)*196 O x t e d . E. C. Bambridge, c Holmes, b N. Miller 19 W. P. Gornall, b N. Miller .................. 0 R. A. Blankenberg, b Holmes .................. 4 H. Hemmings, c and b Haworth ......... 26 C. Hankey, bN . Miller 10 H. Gibson, b Haworth 25 R. Bartrum, not out 24 F. W.Sales,c Haworth, b N. Miller ........... 4 R. F. Migly, not out 4 Byes .................. 5 Total (7 wkts) 121 W. Barrow and A. B. Zuppenzer did not bat. J * ORICKET, TENNIS, CROQUET, COLF, FISHING, RUNNING. Separate Catalogue of each Sport free. 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