Cricket 1909

A u g u s t 12 , 1909. CR ICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 327 almost assured. Lees got rid of Douglas at 4 and Hendren at 8, but Warner, fortunately for the side, was at his best and received some useful support. With Tarrant 46 were added for the third wicket, with Susskind 69 for the fourth, and with Hebden 52 for the fifth. The seventh and eighth wickets fell at 183 in one over from Hitch, and, with Mignon away, only Hearne was left to play out the remain­ ing 15 minutes. This he succeeded in doing, Middlesex saving the game amid some excitement. Warner, first in, carried out his bat for an excellent 106 after batting 230 minutes. He hit eleven 4’s, and, apart from a chance to Hayes ofF Lees when 75, made no mistake. Score and analysis :— S u r r e y . First innings. Second innings. Hayward, c Mignon, bTrott 55 c Trott, b Mignon 0 Hobbs, c and b Tarrant ... 15 run out ...........12 Hayes*, c Trott, b Hearne... 7 b Mignon .......... 63 Marshal, cMurrell,bHearne 0 c Trott, b Mignon 98 M. C. Bird, c Murrell, b 54 . 67 Mignon Ducat, c and b Wells... Davis, lbw, b Trott ... Smith (W. C.), c Murrell, b W e lls ..................................65 Hitch, lbw, b Wells .......... 0 Lees, c Wells, b Tarrant ... 2 Strudwick, not out .......... 0 B 7, lb 3 .................. 10 Total ...284 c Douglas, b Trott 75 st Murrell, b Trott 16 c D ou g la s, b M ign on ...........24 run out .......... 28 c Hendren,b Trott 1 not out.................. 0 c Murrell, b Trott 8 B 7, lb l, w l ... 9 Total .,334 M id d le se x , First innings. J. Douglas, c Hayward, b Lees...................................... 14 T. F. Warner, c Strudwick, b Hitch .......................... 7 Hendren (E.), c Strudwick, b Lees.................................. 8 Tarrant, b H itch..................26 G. L. Hobden, b Hitch ... 13 M. J. Susskind, c Marshal, b Lees..................................24 C. M. Wells, b L e e s .......... 5 Murrell, c Marshal, b Hitch 21 Trott (A. E.), b Hayes ...93 Mignon, c Marshal, b Lees 16 Hearne (J. T.), not out ... 14 B 9,lb3, w l, n b l ...14 Second innings. b L ees................. not out................. lbw, b Lees .. c Hayward, Marshal ... . c Hayes, bLees. b L ees................. b Hitch ........... b Hitch ........... c Hayes, b Lees... not out.................. B 2, lb 2, w 3 ... . 2 .106 . 1 ) . 23 . 19 38 0 10 4 0 7 and one no-ball. SOUTH HAMPSTEAD v. U.C.S. OLD BOYS.- Played at Neasden on August 7. S outh H am pstead . R. H. Moore, c East­ man, b Rowley ... 24 N. Astley, b Swanson 34 J. A.Thomhill, b Burt 34 G. H. Bamford, b Richardson ........... 3 H. W. Brooman, b Richardson ...........30 B. P. Sayers, b Marcus 35 C. Horsley, b Richard­ son .......................... 0 Hawksworth, b Wes- thorp..........................25 W. H. Bamford, not out .......................... 6 J. F. Elston, lbw, b Marcus .................. 1 H. Holt, b Westhorp.. 0 B 6, lb 4 ...........10 Total ...202 F. Eastman, c and b Thornhill.................. M. P. Griffitli-Jones, b Bamford ......... E. L. Westhorp, st Astley, b Thornhill F. Rowley, b Thorn­ hill .......................... A. H. K .Burt,b Bam­ ford .......................... L. J. Marcus, b Bam­ ford .......................... U.C.S. O ld B oys . B. H. Ellis, b Bam­ ford ..........................10 A. J. Swanson, b 1 T h orn hill.................. 11 F. B. Shand, b Bam- 4 ford ............................ 4 P. J. S. Richardson, 27 not out .................... 7 C. Eastman,b Bamford 0 Byes ...................11 M.C.C. v. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Played at Lord’s on August 2 and 3 and won by Public Schools by two wickets, thanks to a brilliant innings by Susskind. Score and analysis:— M.C.C. First innings. R. H. Fox, b Bourdillon ... 4 G. W. Ricketts, b Brownlee 42 D. C. Collins, c Lang, b Bourdillon....................... 12 Hon. S. R. Beresford, c Fowler, b Brownlee ... 45 Rev. Swann-Mason,c Bards­ ley, b Brownlee ........13 J. Christie, b Brownlee ... 62 Capt. E. G. Wynyard, b Keddie ....................... 15 E. B. Noel, b Ernley........10 F. B. Leney, c Forrester, b Frazer...............................36 A. A. Torrens, c Emley, b Brownlee .................. ..1 0 C. G. Pope, not out ....... 11 B 12, lb 1, nb 1 ......14 Total Second innings, c Fender,bBrown- lee ... ... 0 b Emley .......... 15 b Brownlee ... 14 c Lang, b Fowler 21 not out... b Fowler run out run out c and b Brownlee 1 b Frazer ........... 9 c Lang, b Bour­ dillon ........... 9 B 11, lb 1, nb2 14 Total.......... 145 Second innings. ...131 c and b Leney ... 19 c Beresford, b Leney ........... 8 b Leney ...........11 c Fox, b Leney... 0 Total .................255 S u r r e y . Total (8 wkts)210 First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Mignon ... . . 25 11 57 1 ......... 24-5 2 84 4 Tarrant ... . .2 7 7 77 2 ......... 8 1 29 0 Hearne ... . .17 7 44 2 ......... 9 0 42 0 Wells ... . .1 5 3 1 47 3 ......... 19 0 87 0 Trott ... . .1 2 1 49 2 ......... 21-2 2 83 4 Mignon bowled a wide. M id d l e s e x . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M . R. W. Hitch ... . .2 7 5 91 4 ......... 20 6 42 2 Lees ... . .3 2 4 88 5 . ... 31 10 72 5 Smith ... . . 5 0 30 0 ......... 6 2 21 0 Mayes ... . . 9-2 0 32 1 .......... 14 2 48 0 Marshal... . . 1 1 0 0 ........... 10 2 20 1 Marshal bowled three wides and Hitch one wide ..................274 P u b l ic S ch o o ls . First innings. M. J. Susskind (University Coll.), b Ricketts ............ 0 notout.. G. D. Forrester (Rugby), b Fox ..................................... 20 T. E. Bourdillon (Ton­ bridge), c and b Ricketts 7 W. M. Brownlee (Clifton), c Christie, b Pope ........... 8 P. G. Fender (St. Paul’s), c and b Ricketts..................28 R. V. Bardsley (Shrews­ bury), c Swann-Mason, b Torrens ..........................33 st Fox,bWynyard 5 C. M. Keddie (Dulwich), c Beresford, b Fox ...........17 b Torrens ............ 6 A. Frazer (Merchiston), lbw, b Torrens................. 16 b Torrens ............ 9 A. H. Lang (Harrow), b Pope ..................................37 b Torrens ............ 8 R. St. L. Fowler (Eton), b Pope .................................. 1 notout....................21 H. B. Emley(Cliarterhouse), not out .......................... 8 B 3, lb 3, w 1, nb 1... 8 B 12, lb 6, nb 1 19 Total ... ...........183 Total (8 wkts)237 M.C.C. Second innings. O. M. R. W. 0. M. R. W Bourdillon .. 13 1 38 2 ... 3-2 0 17 1 Fowler ... .. 21 5 70 o ... 11 0 34 2 Fender ... .. 3 0 16 0 ... Emley ... .. 8 1 11 1 ... .!. 5 0 18 1 Frazer ... .. 5 0 35 1 ... ... 4 0 16 1 Brownlee .. 10-3 2 32 5 ... ... 12 1 29 3 Keddie ... .. 6 0 28 1 ... ... 5 2 17 0 Emley bowled three no-balls. P ublic S chools . First innings. Second innings. O. M. i;. W. O. M. R. W Rickett ... ... 18 3 44 3 ... ... 8 2 35 0 Pope ... 13-2 1 ■10 3 ... ... 5 0 n; 0 Collins ... ... 2 0 15 0 ... ... 1-4 0 6 0 F o x .......... ... 9 0 37 2 Torrens ... ... 7 1 39 2 !!! ii 2 4 1 3 Wynyard ... ... 17 5 51 1 Leney ... 15 3 66 4 Pope bowled one wide and two no-balls. LONDON SCOTTISH v. TOWNLEY PARK.— Played at Brondcsbury on August 7. L ondon S cottish . E. A. Bennett, b Wal­ lers ..........................61 S. Lienard, not out ...112 Total ... 87 A. Wallers, hit wkt, b Lamont ..................15 A.Hoe.st R. A. Bennett b H om er.................. 0 S. Hoe, b Homer ... 3 A. B. Gasson, st R. A. Bennett, b Lamont 40 J.C.Furth,b S.Lienard 76 NOTTS 2 nd XL v. STAFFORDSHIRE. Played at Nottingham on July 28 and 29 and won by Notts 2nd XI. by five wickets. Score and analysis:— S taffo rdsh ire . First innings. P. Briggs, c Armstrong, b R ile y .................................. E. H. Bourne, b Barnes ... Fereday, b Barnes ........... Nicholls, run out.................. Holloway, cClifton, b Riley R. C. Page, b Riley ......... . H. Dealing, c Shaw, b Armstrong ................... Bucknell, b Riley ........... Higgins, c and b Riley ... H. Eardley, not o u t ........... Byes, &c...................... Total ................. N o t t s 2 First innings. B. L. Shaw, c Vost, b B u ck n e ll......................... Armstrong, b Bucknell .. James, b Nicholls ......... Lee, b B u ck nell................. Stapleton, b Vost ......... C. H. Walker, b Vost......... Rev. H. Staunton, 1 Bucknell ......................... Whysail, b V o s t................. Clifton, not o u t ................. Barnes, b Bucknell ......... Riley, c Page, b Bucknell. Byes, &c..................... Total S taffo rd sh ire . First innings. O. M. R. W. ... 34-1 16 35 6 ... 34 1 58 2 ... 11 4 18 1 ........... ... 13 3 30 0 ........... Bames bowled one no-ball. L. Lienard, st Sullock, b P a rk e r.................. H. G. V. Homer, b Parker .................. * Innings declared closed. J. S. Chown, H. C. Hodgson, H. D. Aylwin, and H. A. Easton did not bat. T ow n ley P a r k . J. Lamont, c Parker, b Wood ...................14 F. R. Connell, b Wood 0 R.A. Bennett, run out 15 B 10, lb 2 ...........12 Total (6 wkts)*219 G. D. Sullock, c Con­ nell, b S. Lienard ... 33 G. Redfern, c and b S. Lienard...................20 G. Parker, n otou t ... 1 B 4, lb 3 ... . Total (7 wkts)...195 P. Hoe, A. Thomas, and W. Wood did not bat. Second innings. 46 b Barnes ........... 6 41 st Stapleton, b Riley.................. 2 0 b Barnes ........... 0 16 b Barnes ........... 7 1 c and b Barnes... 4 18 c Whysall, b Barnes ........... 4 3 c Whysall, b Riley ........... 5 st Stapleton, b 2 Riley ........... 3 0 b Barnes ........... 2 6 c Clifton, b Riley 2 13 not out ........... 5 5 Byes, &c. ... 4 146 Total 44 ND XI. Second innings. c Page, b Buck­ 2 nell ................... 23 , 1 b Bucknell........... 13 . 8 b Bucknell........... 21 26 b Bucknell......... 8 , 17 not o u t................. 29 2 b Bucknell........... 0 ') n otou t.................. 10 . 7 11 1 0 . 3 Byes, &c. ... 10 . 78 Total (5 wkts) 114 Riley Barnes ... Armstrong Clifton ... Second innings. O. M. R. W. 7 21 4 7 19 6 16*4 16 N otts 2 nd XI. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W Bucknell 2 14 16 6 .. ... 21 10 42 5 Nicholls... 12 3 26 1 .. ... 3 0 14 0 Higgins ... ... 3 0 10 0 .. Vost........... ... 1 3 23 3 .. 3-1 0 22 0 Eardley.. ... 14 7 26 0 BEDFORDSHIRE v. LINCOLNSHIRE. Played at Luton on July 30 and 31 and left drawn. No play was possible on Friday, and on the second day Bedfordshire won the toss and sent Lincolnshire in. Score and analysis :— L incoln sh ire . R. E.Williams, b Grier- E.T. Cooke, c Apthorp, b Morcom ........... 3 Day, b M orcom ........... 0 T. H e’d w o rth , c Wharmby, b Grier­ son .......................... 8 W. E. Thompson, c Apthorp,bWharmby 22 E. B. Waite, c sx/o., b Morcom .................. 2 F. S. Cannell, c Ap­ thorp, b P eel...........23 B e d fo rdsh ire . son .......................... 45 J. E. Crookes, b Peel.. 2 A. W.Foster, c Holmes- Brown, b Grierson.. 8 Geeson, b Grierson ... 7 Allen, not out ........... 5 Byes ................... 8 Total ...133 B. L. Peel, cWilliams, b G eeson..................33 Holdstock, c Allen, b Geeson ................. 0 Wharmby, ht wdtt, b . Geeson .................. 17 W. E. King, c Foster, b Williams ...........57 H. R. Orr, c Cooke, b Gesson ...................31 E. E. Apthorp, b Crookes .................. 27 H. O. Sutherland, c Foster, b Crookes ... 10 A. E. Holmes-Brown, not out .................. 16 B. Maciear, c Waite, b Crookes .................. 1 A. F. Morcom, not out 10 B 10, lb 4 ...........14 Total (8 wkts) 216 H. Grierson did not bat. Morcom . Grierson Orr ... . Cooke Geeson Day ... R. W. 19 2 9 1 L in coln sh ire . O. M. R. W.O.M 20 3 41 3 I Peel .. 13 3 . 13*4 1 34 4 |Wharmby 5 1 5 0 22 0 | B e d fo rd sh ire . O. M. R. W.O.M. R. W. .1 3 3 42 0 I Foster ... 2 0 13 0 .1 8 5 55 4 Crookes... 12 4 32 3 . 6 0 16 0 I Williams. 9 0 44 1