Cricket 1909

A u g u s t 19, 1909. CR IC K E T : A W EEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 35 i C R IC K E T IN S C O TLAN D . PERTHSHIRE v. CLACKMANNAN COUNTY.— Played at North Inch on August 7 and won by Clackmannan by five wickets. Score .— P e r t h s h ir e . b Lovat Fraser, c Scott, b West ................... 0 F. Smith, run out ... 32 J. Anderson, b West.. 1 Dr. Stuart, c Scott, b Y ou n ger...................29 A. Fraser, c M'Ewan, b Moir ................... 5 J. Mailer, b West ... 34 R. Gardiner,bYounger 21 H. J. F r a s e r Younger .................. R. W. Smith, st Scott, b Moir .................. A. K. Bell, st Scott, b M o ir .......................... Gregson, not out Byes, &c ............... Total ...188 C la c k m a n n a n . C. F. Younger, b Lovat Fraser .................. 11 R. Cairns, b Gregson 10 West, c Gardiner, b Stuart ...................87 J. Younger, b Mailer 18 A. G. Moir, Ibw, b Stuart ................51 R. Marshall, not o u t.. 0 T. Scott, not out ... 0 Byes, &c............12 Total (5 wkts)189 T. Reid, J. Marshall, R. M’Ewen, and C. Duff did not bat. SUFFOLK v. HERTFORDSHIRE. Played at Felixstowe on August 4 and 5. Herts won the toss and put Suffolk in. Suffolk won by 117 runs. Score and analysis :— S u f f o l k . First innings. O. II. Walters, b Coleman 41 Smith (F. E.), b Marsh ... 16 J. F. Ireland, b Coleman... 48 K. Raynor, b W h ite........... 2 F. H. Mustard, c Cowley, b Coleman .......................... 21 S. Hill-Wood, b White ... 32 H. Hoyland, b Coleman ... 4 A. H. Lang, c Cowley, b Coleman .......................... 21 Penfold, c Cowley, b Cole­ man ................................... 7 II. C. Henley, b Coleman.. 6 Trudgett, not out ........... 7 Byes, &c..........................13 Second innings. b White ...........22 c Cassavetti, b White ...........16 cWriglit, b Brown 22 c Cowley, b Cole­ man ..................42 not out ...........30 not out ...........4S c White, b Cole­ man .................. 12 Byes, &c. ... 10 Total .................. 218 Total (5 wkts)*202 * Innings declared closed. H e r t f o r d s h ir e . First innings. White, not out .......... ... 51 Golding, run out.................. 0 C. H. Titchmarsh, c Trud­ gett, b H enley.................. 7 R. B. Cowley, b Henley ... 7 D. J. Cassavetti, c Lang, b Henley .......................... 0 not out G. G. Dumbleton, c Trud­ gett, b Ireland..................21 C. T. Rudd, c Raynor, b Sm ith................................. 2 Coleman, c Hoyland, b Ireland ..........................10 b Mustard . E. L. Wright, c Lang, b Penfold .......................... 5 W. H. Marsh, b Trudgett... 16 Brown, b Mustard .......... 1 Byes, &c......................12 Second innings. b Trudgett...........14 run out ...........31 c Trudgett, b Pen­ fold ..................23 b Penfold ...........19 ... 11 b Trudgett...........25 c Ireland, b Pen­ fold .................. 9 0 Total .........133 S u f f o l k . lbw, b Trudgctt 24 b Trudgett........... 4 b Penfold ........... 5 Byes, &c. ... 5 Total ...170 First innings. O. M. R. W. Second innings. O. M. R. W. Bailey, of Somerset, who has been coaching Dunfermline this season, has been engaged by Uddingston C.C., to take Broadbent’s place. CRICKET IN BARBADOS. Appended are the scores of the two first games played for the Barbados Challenge Cup for the season 1909-10. Previously all the local cricket had been crowded into a half Saturday for each match, and consequently the players either slogged or stone-walled, according to the turns the game might take, in order to avoid defeat. It has now been decided to play double-innings matches and to continue the games from week to week for three Saturdays. G. Challenor’s 1S7 for the Wanderers is the highest local innings ever hit, just exceeding Goodman’s 180 made against the British Guiana XI. in January last. C. R. Browne (117) is a younger brother of C. A. Browne (76), and both represented Barbados in the recent inter-colonial games. SPARTAN v. WANDERERS. Played on July 10, 17 and Wanderers by an innings and S S p a r t a n . First innings. L. Heath, b Austin ...........48 F. Clairmonte, c Bowring, b Mason .......................... 2 W. Gibbs, b Austin ........... 2 C. A. Browne, candb Austin 32 P. Hodge, c G. Challenor, b Mason ..........................28 L. W. Inniss, c Grant, b Mason.................................. 2 L. Gittens, c and b Mason 16 C. A. Haynes, c M. Mayers, b Austin ..........................10 J. Gall, b Austin.................. 0 C. Hodge, c G. Challenor, b Mason .......................... 4 G. C. Williams, not out ... 10 B 2, w 1 ................... 3 24 and won by the ) runs. Score :— Second innings, c R. Challenor, b Austin ...........11 run out ...........28 c G. Challenor, b Mason ........... 0 c Bowring, b Mason ...........76 b Grant ........... 9 c R. Challenor, b Grant ........... 4 b Austin .......... 1 c R. Challenor, b Grant ........... 7 c Mayers,bAustin 4 lbw, b Mason not out........... Byes, &c. Total ...........157 W a n d e r e r s . Total...........143 R. Challenor, b Heath 23 G.Challenor,bBrowne 187 M. Mayers, c Browne, b Gibbs ................100 F. H. Grant, notout... 27 K. Mason, C. L. Abrams, F. W. G. Austin, J. R Phillips, W. M. Phillips and J. Mayers did not bat. * Innings declared closed. W. Bowring, not out 40 B 2, w 1 ........... 3 Total (3 wkts)*380 PICKWICK v. HARRISON COLLEGE. Played on July 10, 17 and 24 and left drawn. Score:— H a r r is o n C o ll e g e . C. R. Browne, b P. A. G oodm an................... 117 R. E. Batson, run out 78 F. I. C. Goodman, c and b Hinds ..............35 L.C. Hutson, c Bailey, b H e n d y ......................32 A. D. Ince, c Bailey, b Browne ......................46 G. C. Browne, c Good­ man, b Bailey..............27 A. R. Newsam, c Ar­ cher, b Bailey ... 5 H.W. Ince, run out... 11 H. E. Skeete, c P. b C. Goodman ...........14 W. O. Newsam, c Ar­ cher, b C. Goodman 13 C. K. Browne, not out 11 B 12, w 1 ...........13 Byes, &c..............402 Second innings: C. R. Browne, c C. Goodman, b Worme, 1 ; Hutson, not out, 6 ; G. C. Browne, not out, 1; byes, 2. Total (1 wkt)* 10. * Innings declared closed. P ic k w ic k . First innings. R. Hendy, run out ........... 2 H. P. Bailey, c H. Ince, b C. R. B row n e.................. 2 C. E. Stout, c Goodman, b Second innings, b C. R. Browne 17 White ... . . 30 7 60 2 ... ... 22 4 54 2 C. R. Browne .................. 15 Coleman . 33*4 9 85 7 ... ... 22 4 61 2 P. A. Goodman, b C. R. Dumbleton . . 4 2 11 0 ... ... 3 1 13 0 Browne .......................... 12 not out ...........22 Biown ... . . 6 2 19 0 ... ... 9 1 22 1 L. Archcr, b C. R. Browne 84 c C. R. Browne, b Marsh ... . . 9 0 30 1 ... ... 3 0 15 0 Skeete ...........10 Golding... ... 3 0 22 0 J. Kidney, c and b C. R. Rudd ... ... 2 0 5 0 Browne .......................... 17 not out ........... 1 H e r t f o r d s h ir e . G. o’D. Walton, b C. R. Browne .......................... 36 First innings. Second innings F. Browne, not out ........... 53 c C. K. Browne, O. M. R. W . O. M. R. w . b Hutson ... 0 Penfold ... . . 18 5 28 1 ... ... 16-5 0 76 4 C.E.Goodman, c Goodman, c H. Ince, bGood- Trudgett . 3 1 3 1 ... ... 13 1 31 4 b C. R. Browne ........... 35 m a n ................... 1 Henley ... . . 13 1 44 3 ... H. Hinds, b C. R. Browne 1 Ireland ... . . 8 4 19 2 ... ... 5 0 17 0 S. M. Worme, b Hutson ... 0 Smith ... . . 6 0 15 1 ... ... 7 0 15 0 B 5, lb 5 ........... 10 B 3, lb 1 ... 4 Mustard... . . 7-2 2 12 1 ... ... 5 0 26 1 — Total Total (4 wkts) 55 R. Slade Lucas, the old Middlesex player, scored 137 for Teddington v. Worthing on the 11th inst. STREATHAM v. BICKLEY PA R K .-Played at Bickley Park on August 14. B ic k l e y P a r k . A. L. Mark, c Prosser, b H ooper..................13 D. R. Bevan, c and b Southwell .......... 5 S.E.Hodgson,eCandy, b Southwell .......... 0 P. R. Nelson, c South- well, b Hooper ... 21 W. Phillips, b Hooper 8 O.W. Street, b Holmes 5 Rev. S. E. Osborne, not out .................. 37 S t r e a t h a m . G. Davis, c Reed, b Holmes .................. P. Simons, c Hazard, b Holmes.................. J. W. Willett, lbw, b Hooper ................... L. E. A. Willett, c Reed, b Hooper ... ! B 4, lb 2, nb 1 ... Total ...........l: R. G. Candy, b Mark 6 A. R. Reed, b Mark... 4 II. T. Cross, c Bevan, b W illett.................. 7 A. E.Prosser,c Simons, b Phillips.................. 24 E. B. Miller, lbw, b Phillips .................. 14 J. F. W. Hooper, c Davis, b Mark ... 42 G. S. Steed, b Mark... 17 S. A. Southwell, run out .......................... F. G. V. Holmes, c Bevan, b Hodgson.. R. Hazard, not out ... M. B. Haworth, b M ark.......................... B 14,lb 5 ........... Total ...........] HAMPSTEAD v. SURBITON.—Played at Surbiton on August 14. H a m p s t e a d . E. W. Sutton.b Andrew C. D. McMillin, c Howell, b Wace .. 0 D. FitzGibbon, c Windeler, b Sherriff 81 G. Farmiloe, b Andrew 0 A. R.Trim en,stHowell, b Sherriff..................37 G.M. Hodgson,c Baron Von Ernsthausen, b W aco..........................11 E. Andrew, b Pitts ... 9 C. B. Howell, run out 8 H. Sherriff, b Fitz­ Gibbon .................. 53 W. J. Clayton, b Davis 0 W. Eglington, c Pitts, b Davis .................. 8 Capt. Wace, b Farmi­ loe .......................... 24 W. B. Windeler, b Pitts 10 S u r b it o n . J. R. Eiloart, not out 16 C.D.Berton.stHowell, b Sherriff.................. 5 H. P. Davis, b Wace... 13 R. W. Atchely, c Howell, b Wace ... 10 B 12, lb 5, w 3... 20 Total (9 wkts)*200 G. S. Pitts did not bat. Innings declared closed. R. S. John, b Pitts ... Baron Von Emst- hausen, b Pitts ... J. H. Fielding, b Pitts .......................... C. D. Worsley, not out 0 B 14,1b 1, n b l... 16 Total ...133 STUARTSURRIDGE&Co. CRICKETBATS CAN BE PURCHASED AT Lords, Oval, and the Principal Colonial Cricket Grounds throughout the World. The Greatest Number of Ruis H i g h e s t In d iv id u a l S c o re made by ERNEST HAYES with one of STUART SURRIDGE & Co.’s RAPID DRIVER BATS. The handle of the Rapid Driver is made to any degree of Flexibility. NOTE.—The Medium amount of Spring is usually adopted by the Leading Batsmen. • Practical Manufacturers. 175, Borough Hip St., LONDON, S.E. Send for Price Lists,