Cricket 1909

J u ly 22, 1909. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 287 HERTFORDSHIRE v. SUFFOLK. Played at Watford on June 28 and 29 and won by Suffolk by 6 runs. Score and analysis :— S uffolk . C. L. Alexander, c Titch- march, b March ........... 6 S. Hill-Wood, c Coleman, b W hite.................. ... 1 C. W. Alexander, b White.. 21 Quaife (W.), b W hite........... 2 Capt. F. Wilson, c Titch- marsh, b Marsh ... ... 2 K. Raynor, c Harford, b W hite..................................24 R. L. L. Braddell, b White 23 Capt. Murray, b White ... 2 Penfold, c Marsh, b White 1 P. W. Cobbold, c Marsh, b White.................................. 5 P. P. Connell, not out ... 0 Byes, &c................... 1 c Clarke, b Marsh 4 not out ........... 11 b White ........... 9 c Doll, b Marsh... 2 c Marsh, b White 2 b White ... ... 33 c Cowley,b Marsh 31 b White ........... 7 b White ........... 0 c Cowley, b Cole­ man .................. 0 c Butcher,bWhite 0 Byes, &c. ... 4 Total Total... ..103 H ertfordshire . First innings. Coleman, b Penfold ...........13 Golding, lbw, b Cobbold ... 3 Dr. A. E. Clarke, st Con­ nell, b Cobbold.................. 0 White, c Quaife, b Cobbold 1 E. H. Cuthbertson, st Con­ nell, b Cobbold.................. 1 C. H. Titchmarsh, c Ray­ nor, b Cobbold.................. 4 A. Butcher, b Penfold ... 0 Second innings. b Penfold ........... 5 run out R. B. Cowley, c Quaife, b Penfold .......................... M. H. C. Doll, c & b Cob­ bold .................................. H. M. Harford, c C. W. Alexander, b Penfold ... W. H. Marsh, not out Byes, &c....................... b Braddell . b Penfold . c Wilson, b Cob bold ... c Cobbold, b Pen- fold ... ... c C o r n e ll, Braddell... c Braddell, b Cob­ bold ... 13 b Penfold Total b Cobbold ... not out Byes, &c. Total... 9 4 . 20 . 14 11 S uffolk . First innings. O. M. R. W. White ... ... 21-1 8 40 8 ... . Marsh ........... 13 4 29 2 ... . G olding........... 8 2 18 0 ... . Coleman . H ertfordshire . First innings. O. M. P. W. Cobbold... ... 12 5 32 6 ... Penfold........... 11-2 4 3S 4 ... Braddell Wilson ... Second innings. O. M. R. W. . . 22-1 10 41 6 . . 18 2 52 3 4 0 6 1 Second innings. O. M. R W. .. 17-4 5 32 3 . 21 4 50 4 ... 7 3 23 2 ... 1 0 6 4 UPPINGHAM y. SHREWSBURY. Played at Uppingham on June 29 and won by the home side by an innings and 74 runs. Score :— 3 First innings. J. L. Ileselton, c Harper, b Palmer .......................... D. Boumphrey, c Tomlin, b Palmer .......................... 7 E. H. Rogers, c Raven, b M oore.................................. 2 R. C. Burton, b Palmer ... 0 R. V. Bardsley, run out ... 1 J. H. Parry, c Tomlin, b Palmer .......................... 2 A. R. A. Dickens, c Moore, b Palmer ..........................11 J. Sidebotham, c and b Palmer .......................... 4 A. Delap, b Moore .......... 0 J. H. Cooke, not o u t ........... 0 H. Leake, b Moore ........... 1 Byes, &c...................... 1 S hrewsbury S chool . Second innings. b Moore run out run out c Crosthwaite, Lumgair... b Raven b Raven b Palmer ... c Raven, b Lum g a ir ......... not out......... c Tomlin, b Moo b Palmer ... Byes, &c. Total .......... 32 Total . U ppingham S chool . G. W. Palmer, b Boum­ phrey.......................... 12 J. F.Bishop,c Heselton, b Bardsley .......... 34 R.B. Harper,bBardsley 8 A. P. Graves, not out 60 J. D. Crosthwaite, b Burton .................. 10 M. K. Young, c Leake, b B u rton .................. 3 K.B. Moore, b Bardsley 7 G. T. R. Moore, c and b C o o k .......................... 2 R. R. M. Lumgair, c Boumphrey, b Leake 49 C. G. Tomlin, b Leake 0 E. E. Raden, b Delap 0 Byes, &c..............18 Total ...203 Economical because T)urable. ‘Viyella ’ (R c g d .) The Ideal Washing Material FOR CRICKET SHIRTS, <Sc. The “ S T A N D A R D ” s a y s : “ Viyella is largely employed in making day and night shirts, pyjamas, and athletic costumes for men. Its uses are in­ numerable. . . . 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Second innings, c Crooks, b Riley 4 lbw, b Cook ... 4 run out .......... 7 b Broughton b C ook................. b Riley.................. b Riley.................. b Broughton not out ........... c Allen, b Riley., hit wkt, b Riley.. Byes, &c. ... Total ... 84 L incolnshire . W. E. Thompson, lbw, b Coulson.................. 9 Rev. C. G. Ward, b Coulson ..................19 Broughton, st Watts, b Coulson..................51 L. S. Harrison, c B.W. Pigg, b Coulson ... 0 Riley, st Watts, b Coul­ son .......................... 0 J. Crookes, b Coulson 14 Total ..................174 Second innings: Redwood, b Coulson, 0 ; C. C. Harrison, b Pigg, 0; Allen, not out, 2 ; L. S. Har­ rison, not out, 4 ; extras, 3. Total (2 wkts), 9. C ambridgeshire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R W. J. Redwood, st Watts, b L a u rie................... 9 E. T. Cook, lbw, b Coulson .................... 2 Geeson, not out ... 29 C. C. Harrisson, lbw, b Coulson................... 0 Allen, c & b Bellars ... 18 Byes, &c............23 Cook ........... 8 3 16 1 ........... 9 0 29 2 Geeson ........... 20 9 34 1 .......... Broughton ... 15 7 30 2 .......... 4 1 22 2 Riley ........... 13 8 9 5 ........... 14 7 26 5 Riley bowled two no-balls and Cook three wides. L incolnshire . Coulson........... 32 16 65 8 ............ 3 2 5 1 Pigg (B. W.)... 11 4 19 0 ........... 2 1 1 1 Bellars .......... 11 4 32 1 ........... Laurie ........... 7 0 26 1 ........... Ling ........... 4 0 9 0 ........... and 8 and won by 23 runs. Score and Second innings. cWinser,b Barnes 7 b Bucknell...........12 c B r i g g s , b Nichols ........... 0 STAFFORDSHIRE v. CHESHIRE. Played at Crewe on July 7 Staffordshire by an innings and analysis :— C heshire . First innings. F. C. Fallows, b Nichols ... 0 R. M. Chadwick, run out... 17 G. B. Price, c Winser, b Nichols ........................... 8 K. R. Morrice, c Nichols, b Barnes .......................... 32 W. E. Jones, b Barnes ... 24 H. P. Rigby, c Page, b Barnes .................. Rev. L. Hamilton, b Nicholls .......................... A. S. Turner, st Winser, b Barnes .......................... 9 b Bucknell... Smoker, c Hollowood, b Bucknell .......................... 11 not out Chambers, not out ...........10 b Bucknell... J. L. Jones, b Nichols ... 1 b Bucknell... B 2, nb 2 ................... 4 B 3, lb 1 14 b Bucknell... b Bucknell... c M e a k in , Barnes ... st W in s e r , Barnes ... .. 17 ... 5 b ... 0 b ... 0 . 0 Total ..................134 Total S taffordshire . ... 0 ... 0 ... 0 ... 4 ... 45 Total P. Briggs, c Chadwick, b Chambers .......... 101 E. H.Bourne, c Turner, b Sm oker.................. 8 R. C. Page, b Morrice 10 H. D.Stratton,c Jones, b T u rn er.................. 0 Hollowood, b Smoker 21 B. Meakin, b Chambers 1 Barnes, b Smoker ... 22 C heshire . First innings. O. M. R. W. ... 28 13 54 4 .. ... 21-4 4 ... 3 0 . . 9 3 ... 1 0 Barnes bowled two no-balls. S taffordshire . O. M. R. W. 25 7 64 3 1 Morrice ... Chambers... 20 10 35 5 Price Turner ... 7 0 35 1 | Smoker bowled one wide. Nichols, not out ... 17 Bucknejl, c Fallows, » b Chambers ........... 7 C. L. Winser, b Chambers ... ... 6 Lane, b Chambers ... 0 B 7, lb 1, w 1 ... 9 ..202 Barnes . Nichols ., Lane Bucknell Smoker Second innings. O. M. R. W. 50 13 7 5-5 4 2 6 O. M. R. W. 11 1 36 1 6 1 23 0