Cricket 1909

J une 24, 1909. CR ICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 2I5 H a m p s h ir e . First innings. Bowell, b Parker... Mead, c Dennett, b Parker 8 st Board, b Win- stone ...........43 Capt.W. N.White, c Board, b Parker ....................71 not out Llewellyn, c Board, b Parker ...................... 0 not out Stone, c Board, b Parker... 10 e Board,b Jessop 20 Newman, b Parker ....18 E. M. Sprot, e Board, b Dennett ....................19 W. H. B. Evans, c Dennett, b Mills ....................16 A. J. L. Hill, c Mills, b Second innings. 0 c Jessop, b Parker 70 ..160 ... 15 b Parker 17 Dennett .................. 1 b Parker ... ... 9 Brown, not outi ..................11 Remnant, st Board, b Dennett .................. 0 B 2, lb 2 ... ........... 4 B 5,lb 2, w4, nb4 15 Total .................. 158 Total (5 wkts)349 G l o u c e st e r sh ir e . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Newman 18 8 39 1 .......... 18 3 60 0 Llewellyn 23 3 120 1 .......... 20 6 61 3 Evans ........... 22-3 3 59 7 .......... 19 6 40 1 Mead ......... 13 4 41 1 .......... 10 2 38 4 Brown ........... 4 0 28 0 .......... 8 0 46 0 Bowell .......... 9 0 34 0 Hill ......... 8 1 37 0 Evans bowled two no-balls, Newman seven, and Llewellyn, Mead and Brown each one wide. H a m p s h ir e . O. M. R. W. O. Dennett ... 32‘2 12 64 3 ........... 43 Parker........... 31 10 74 6 ......... 32 Mills ........... 7 3 16 1 ..........18 Jessop ........... 5 Dipper ........... 5 Winstonc ... 7 Langdon ... 1 Parker bowled four wides and one no-ball and Mills three no-balls. M. R. W. 17 82 0 6 137 3 3 65 0 0 13 1 1 20 0 2 17 1 0 0 OXFORD UNIVERSITY v. WORCES- TERSHIBE. Played at Oxford on June 17, 18 and 19. Oxford University won by 42 runs. This was Oxford’s last home fixture, and tho side gave a very uneven display. Altham batted for 25 minutes and was then bowled without a run, and, although Sale and Lagden put on 73 for the sixth wicket in 50 minutes, the last five went down for 16 and the total was only 213. Lagden showed by far the best form and made 55 in an hour and a- quarter : Salter was in for an hour and 40 minutes for his 58. Bowley played a capital innings of 40 for the County and found a good partner in Burns, but six wickets had fallen for 105 by the end of the day. Burns left in the first over on Friday, and the last five wickets put on only 58, leaving the home side with a lead of 50. The University, when they went in the second time, fared badly also, their first five wickets going down for 71. Fortunately for them, however, Hooman was in good foi'm, and, although he was twice missed (when 2 and 49), made some excellent strokes during the two hours and a-half he was batting for 102. He hit fourteen 4’s and put on 57 for the sixth wicket with Lagden, who was missed at mid-on before scoring, and once had his wicket hit hard by a ball from Arnold with­ out a bail being displaced. The County were left with 290 to win, and lost Pearson and Arnold for 31. Bowley and Burns, who was caught off a no-ball ere making a run, took the total to 79 when play ceased for the day. In all the pair added 59 for the third wicket, and were both out at 90. Cuffe and Bache did well and put on 101 together for the fifth wicket. The former batted an hour and three-quarters for his flawless 88 and hit fourteen 4’s. After his dismissal the bowlers gained the upper hand, and the University won as stated. Score and analysis:— O x f o r d U n iv e r s it y . First innings. Second innings. M. G. Salter, b Arnold ... 58 c Barley, b Burns 12 H. S. Altham, b Taylor ... 0 b Burns .......... 2 R. L. L. Braddell, c Pearson, bCuffe ..........................18 C. V. L. Hooman, b Pearson 19 C. S. Hurst, b Arnold ... 18 R. Sale, c Bailey, b Cuffe.. W o r c e s t e r sh ir e . b Cuffe .......... 5 c and b Pearson..102 b Cuffe.................. 9 c and b Burns ... 11 R. O. Lagden, b Pearson ... 55 b S.-Hayward F. H. Turner, b Cuffe R. L. Robinson, b Cuffe ... J. C. M. Lowe, c Burns, b Pearson ... .................. A. G. Pawson, not out II. A. Gilbert, b Pearson ... B 8, lb 1 ................... Total ..................2 st Bailey, b Hayward... b Pearson ... c Arnold, b Hayward... b Cuffc.......... not out B 11,lb S S.- First innings. Bowley, run o u t ...............40 Pearson, b Robinson........ 4 Arnold, b Robinson ...... 15 W. B. Burns, b Robinson... 25 H. G. Bache, c Lowe, b Turner ......... . ......... 8 Cuffe, b Gilbert ................ 4 W. H. Taylor, c Hurst, b Lowe ................................ 4 A. W. Isaac, run o u t......... 7 G. H. Simpson-Hayward, c Salter, b Robinson.......18 Capt. T. W. Sheppard, b R ob in son .......................22 W. F. S. Jewell, not out ... 10 J. C. Barley, b Turner ... 0 B 4, lb 2 ......................6 163 Total Second innings. b Turner ........46 c Hurst, b Robin­ son .................. 0 b Gilbert .......... 15 b Turner .......... 23 lbw, b Gilbert ... 34 c Robinson, b Gilbert ........88 c Lowe, b Robin­ son .................. 6 b Robinson ... 0 c Lowe, b Gilbert 1 b Turner .......... 14 b Turner .......... 4 not out .......... 1 B 11, lb 3, nb1 15 Total.......247 O x f o r d U n iv e r s it y . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Cuffe ... . .1 8 3 54 4 .. ... 19 4 64 3 Taylor ... . 8 2 4 1 .. S.-Hayward . .11 1 34 0 .. ... 8 4 24 3 Pearson... . . 16-4 1 48 4 .. ... 10 1 37 2 Arnold ... . .1 0 0 44 2 .. ... 14 2 55 0 Burns .. ... 14 2 40 3 W o r c e s t e r sh ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Gilbert ... . .21 8 36 1 .. 28 11 67 4 Robinson .2 3 5 75 5 .. ... 21 6 68 3 Lowe ... . . 9 1 33 1 .. ... 16 1 45 0 Turner ... . . 5-5 1 13 2 .. ... 13-3 2 46 4 Lagden .. ... 2 0 6 0 Lowe bowled one no-ball. CRICKET IN CHINA. Total..........239 SHANGHAI V . HONG-KONG GABRISON. Played on the Shanghai C.C. ground on May 24, 25 and 26 and won by Shanghai by 38 runs. Capt. E. I. M. Barrett and L. Walker, the old Hampshire and Surrey cricketers, appeared for the home team. Green, of Hong-Kong, caught 3 and stumped 4. Score:— S h a n g h a i . First innings. Second innings. R. N. Anderson, c Baird, b A nderson..........................29 b Baird ...................... 8 Capt. E. I. M. Barrett, lbw, b Baird ..........................24 lbw, b Baird W. H. Moule, c Green, b A n derson.......................... 4 A. E. Lanning, c Innes, b Garnett .......................... 36 C. G. Humphrys, st Green, b G arnett..........................87 L. Walker, b G arnett.........55 st Green, b Gar nett ... V. H. Lanning, b Garnett D. R. McEuen, c Brierley, b G arnett.......................... b G. C. Dew, st Green, Garnett ................ G. M. Billings, not out A. G. H. Carruthers, Greenway, b Garnett B 8, lb 1, nb 2 ... 49 b Baird .......... 16 c ’r(]lam ett, b Baird .......... 2 c Byrne, b Gar­ nett .................. 0 c Green, b Baird 6 st Green, b Gar­ nett ...................32 .. 6 c Green, b Baird 15 ..31 c Beasley, b Bag- c nail ......................27 6 not out ........... 5 ...11 B 2, lb 1 ... 3 Total ..................294 Total... H o n o -K ong G a r r is o n . ...166 First innings. Capt. Beasley, c A. E. Lanning, b Hurnphrys... 0 II. W. Green, b Carruthers 27 Second innings. Walker, b B illin gs...........10 : Walker, b B illin g s...........25 D. K. Anderson, b V. II. Lanning .......................... 4 Capt. Garnett, c Humph­ rys, b V. H. Lanning ... 74 Capt. Baird, b V. H. Lanning ........................46 H. G. Bagnall, c V. H. Lanning, b Billings ... 0 E. G. J. Byrne, c Dew, b Billings ..........................15 b Billings ............. J. C. Innes, c Barrett, b Humphrys .................. 28 not out ............ Capt. Brierley, c Walker, b Humphrys .................. 0 b Billings ............ J. Crookenden, c Walker, b Billings ........................... 3 b Billings ... Capt. Greenway,not o u t... 0 b V. H. Lanning Byes ..........................10 B 5, lb 4 ... 9 c & b Humphrys 22 c V. H. Lanning, b Billings ... 65 c Moule, b Billings .......... 38 c V. H. Lanning, b Billings ... 24 1 13 3 0 LUDGROVE v. ELSTREE.—Played at Elstree on June 19. E l s t r e e . F. M. Sanger-Davies, b Menzies .................. 3 F. M. B. Lutyens, b Menzies .................16 G. H. M. Vereker, c Philipson, b Menzies 53 G. F. Foley, c Howey, b Cobbold.................. 3 G. Jackson, not o u t... 35 H. W. Thorley, c Philipson,bMenzies 1 P. H. Bergmann, b M enzies.................. 9 C. C. Sutton, c and b Llewelyn.................. 1 A. N. Tod, not out ... 16 B 4, nb 5 ... 9 Total (7 wkts)* 146 * Innings declared closed. A. C. Lawson and C. A. G. Lutyens did not bat. R. H. Walker, c Foley, b C. A. Lutyens ... 12 R. M. Lees, c Foley, b F. M. Lutyens ... 39 J. F. Burbury, run out 15 N. F. E. Anson, c Thorley, b F. M. Lutyens ........... ... 4 F. G.W. Marchant, not out ..........................14 L u d g r o v e I. G. Menzies, b Foley ................... J. M. Cobbold, c Thorley, b F. M. L u tyen s.................. R. B. Howey, not out .......................... B 4, w 4 ......... Total P. F. Remnant, J. L. D. V. Llewelyn, and T. Pliilipson did not bat. LONDON AND COUNTY BANK v. SUTTON.- Played at Norbury on June 19. L. & C. B a n k . C. R. Trowell, b Illing- ton ..........................23 H. L. Hearsum, c Jack­ son, b Illington ... 32 J.A.Bienvenu,c Illing­ ton, b Lever ...........29 G. A. Mills, b Lever... 29 * Innings declared closed. P. W. Hubbard, E. J. Stiff, R. W. Semmons and E. E. Bale did not bat. W. W . Bradley, not out .......................... 40 E. G. Gayfer, b Lever 3 W.J.B.Sutton, notout 50 B 19, lb 3, w 3, nb 1 26 Total (5 wkts) *232 S. Jackson, c Bale, b M ills..........................65 E. Allen, b Bienvenu 31 P. Waterer, not ou t... 38 S u tto n . W. Haycroft, not out 3 B 9, nb 1 ...........10 Total (2 wkts)... 147 D. Lever, H. Hyston, J. J. Illington, C. Maefar* lane, W. Young, F. Parker and J. Haynes did not bat. STUART SURRIDGE&Co. Total ...207 T o ta l.......... 215 CRICKETBATS CAN BE PURCHASED AT Lords, Oval, and the Principal Colonial C ricket Grounds throughout th e World. STUART SURRIDGE’S PATENT R A P I D D R I V E R AS MADE EXPRESSLY FOR THE P rinces Edw ard and A lb e rt o f W ales. — THE — Highest Score By E. HAYES AND THE Bigest Hit By M e . J. N. CRAWFORD WERE MADE WITH STUART SURRIDGE’S P.R.D. BATS. 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