Cricket 1909

3 8 2 CR ICK ET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. S e p t . 2, ig o r. LINCOLNSHIRE v. HERTFORDSHIRE. Played at Grimsby on August 18 and 19 and won by Hertfordshire by an innings and 7 runs. Score and analysis:— L in coln sh ire . First innings. Second innings. Rev. C. G. Ward, b White... 0 lbw, b White ... 12 W .E.Thom pson,b Shelford 9 n otou t...................29 L. A. F. Weigall, c Golding, b White .......................... 9 b White ............ 1 Riley, b Shelford................... 9c Vasey, b White 0 Day, c Vasey, b Shelford ... 17 c Wright, b Marsh 12 J.N. Worman,c Titchmarsh, b White .......................... 6 c Rudd, b White 0 J. Redwood, c Shelford, b W hite.................................. 0 b S h elford............ 7 J. E. Crookes, b Shelford... 1 b Sh elford............ 0 Geeson, lbw, b Shelford ... 4 ht wkt, b White 17 J. Brooke, c Golding, b c Wright, b Shel- Shelford ...........................27 fo r d ............ 0 Allen, not out ................... 5 b Shelford............ 4 Byes, &c........................... 2 Byes, &c. ... 11 Total Total 93 H e r tfo r d sh ir e . Golding, lbw, b Riley 40 White, b Worman ... 16 R. B. Cowley, c Red­ wood, b Brooke ... 20 H. L. Gaussen, b Riley 17 G. H. Vasey, c Brooke, b Weigall ... ...........29 C. T. Rudd, b Weigall 45 C. H. Titchmarsh, c Worman, b Weigall 7 E. L. Wright, st Allen, b Weigall................. G. C. Hartley, c and b Brooke ................... W. H.Marsh,c Crookes, b Weigall........... Shelford, not out Byes, &c.................. Total ... .. 1 .. 0 .. 7 ..189 L in coln sh ire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. White .......... 23 8 46 4 ............ 28 8 39 5 Shelford...........22*3 8 41 6 ............ 19’1 5 24 4 Marsh .......... 8 2 19 1 Shelford bowled one no-baU. H ertfo r d sh ir e . O. M. R. W.O. M. R. W. ..1 7 5 42 1 IWeigall ... 5*1 1 12 5 ..2 0 3 55 0 Riley ... 6 2 19 2 . . 8 5 21 0 IBrooke ... 17 2 33 2 Worman bowled two no balls. Worman Day ... Geeson DOBSET v. WILTSHIRE. Played on the Earl of Shaftesbury’s ground at St. Giles House, near Wimborne, on August 18 and 19, and won by Wiltshire by an innings and 2 runs. Score and analysis:— D orset . First innings. Second innings. N. R. Udal, b G ra n t...........13c Miller, b New­ m an 23 P. F. C. Williams, c sub, b Mitchell .......................... 13 c and b Mitchell 3 F. A. S. Sewell, c Newman, c Awdry, b Mit- b Grant ........................... 3 ehell .......... 1 H.B.Cummins, c Newman, c Taunton, b Mit- b M itchell........................... 3 chell..........13 G. M. Gordon, c Grant, b Mitchell ........................... 7 b M itchell.......... 0 B. N. Bosworth-Smith, c Grant, b Mitchell ........... 7 b N ewm an..........16 C. J. B. Webb, c and b Newman ...........................10 b M itch ell.......... 0 Rev. W. H. Arundell, b Newman ...........................16 b Newm an.......... 5 W. II. Budge, b Grant ... 7 c Mitchell,bNew­ man ........... 5 C. P. Godden, b Mitchell 20 b M itch ell............ 0 H. V. Browne, not out ... 5 not out.................... 0 Byes, &c..................13 Byes, Ac. ... 3 Total ......... 117 Total 69 W il t s h ir e . H. Taunton, lbw, b A. Whitehead, c Udal, Sewell ................... 46 b Sewell ................... 2 J. O. Davenport, b E. Fawcett, run out... 34 Webb .................. 18 Smith, c Gordon, b Newman, b Webb ... 18 Sewell ................... 0 R. W. Awdry, b Webb 1 Mitchell, b Webb Byes, &c............... o G. D. Brown, b 25 Sewell ................... 0 — A. M. Miller, not out 44 Total .......... 188 E. S. Grant, lbw, b Sewell ................... 0 D orset . First innings. O. M. R. W. Second innings. Mitchell... Newman Grant ... 15 43 5 . 5 19 2 3 42 3 , O. 15*2 , 12 , 4 W iltsh ir e . O. M. R. W. O. Udal ... 12 1 39 0 1Cummins 3 Sewell ... 25 3 58 5 |Webb ... 20*3 Udal delivered four no-balls. M. R. W. 1 12 0 2 54 4 OBITUARY. M e. E . H a l l e y . Mr. Bussell Hailey, at one time a promi­ nent New Zealand cricketer, died at Wellington on July 6th at the age of forty-nine. H is first appearance in a representative match was for Canterbury against Wellington at Wellington in 1886-7, when he and Dunlop, bowling unchanged throughout, dismissed Wellington for 66 and 34 and won the game for their side by 110 runs. Dunlop took ten wickets for 36 runs and Hailey, who at one period bowled 50 balls for one run and five wickets, nine for 52. H ailey never did quite so weli again in a match of such importance, although he took six wickets for 50 runs for X V III of Canterbury against Shrewsbury’ s Team at Hagley Park in March, 1888. He was a left- hand medium-paced bowler and a fair bat. DORSET v. BUCKS. Played at Poole Park on August 16 and 17 and drawn owing to rain. Score and analysis:— D o r s e t. Rcv.W. H. Arundell, c Ayres, b West...........17 N. R. Udal, c West, b Wright ...................47 R. Manser, c Hogarth, b West ................... 0 F. A. S. Sewell, c Lowndes, b W right 44 C.Webb, b Vickerstaffe 14 P. Williams, b Wright 13 G. M. Gordon, c and b Boddy ...................74 B ucks . C. P. Godden, c Ayres, b W right ...........45 H.B.Cummins,c Leat, b Wright.................. 84 H. V. Browne, c and b Wright ...................13 Rev. R. Blucher, not out Byes, &c. Total 29 ... 11 39 E. Leat, b Udal A. Keen, b Webb E. West, b Cummins 15 Vickerstaffe, c Man­ ser, b Cummins ... J. Ayres, not out ... Byes, &c.............. Total Dr. E. Weaver-Adams, b Sew ell................... H. Hogarth, lbw, b Sewell ................... Orton, c Manser, b U d a l.......................... W.F.Lowndes,b Sewell 26 Wright, c Brown, b U d a l........................18 Boddy, c Arundell, b U d a l............................ 8 Second innings: Weaver-Adams, not cut, 9 ; A. Keen, not out, 6. Total (no wkt) 15. D orset . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 18 2 62 2 IVickerstaffel7 0 51 1 11 1 55 1 !Keen ... 14 1 60 0 41-3 12 114 6 |W.-Adams 2 0 13 0 B ucks . O.M. R. W. O. M. R. W. ,24 5 78 4 ICummins 7 1 17 2 ,25 6 55 3 |Webb ... 5*4 3 12 1 West Boddy Wright Udal Sewell SOUTHGATE v. MR. E. WHITE’S X l.-P layed at Southgate on August 28. M r . E. W h ite ’s XI. R. Stephens, c G. W. Cranfield, b Lewis... 26 S. Darlington, b G. W. Cranfield.................. 1 F. B. Dent, c Peterson, b Lewis .................. 5 T. A. Darke, c Peter­ son, b G.W.Cranfield 39 R. Bruce Ball, b Lewis 12 Rev.H.C.Dixon Spain, b G. W. Cranfield ... 4 G. G. Taylor, b G. W. Cranfield..................10 H. Rose, b G. W. Cranfield................... Rev. J. H. Townsend, b G W. Cranfield... W. H. Stephens, b G. W . Cranfield ... E. White, not out ... B 14, lb 2, w 3 ... Total 2 0 ... 0 3 19 ...121 S o u th g a te . F. S. Lewis, retired...109 L. Neiderheitmann, b Taylor ...................53 R. E. Cranfield, b Dar­ lington .................. 16 S. H. Saville, c Darke, b D arlington...........15 R. S. Dickson, c sub, b Dent ...................31 N. Peterson, b Dent... 13 H. D. Nicholas, c White, b Dent ... 0 J. H. Hargroves, not out ..........................29 R. L. Vivian, not out 43 B 11, lb 2 .............13 Total (6 wkts.) 322 H. R. Ford and G. W. Cranfield did not bat. R i c h a r d d a f t ’s N o t t i n g h a m s h i r e MARL.—Particulars apply Radcliffe-on-Trent, Notts. KENT 2nd X I. v. MIDDLESEX 2nd XI. Played at Town Mailing on August 20 and 21 and won by Kent 2nd XI. by an innings and 85 runs. Score and analysis:— K e n t 2nd XI. T. E. Bourdillon, run out ........................... 0 Jennings, c Welch, b Hearne (T. J.)...........19 Collins, c Hearne (J. W.), b Hearne (T. J.) 9 Hardinge, not out ...126 L. H. W. Troughton, c Weston, b Bates ... 28 C. S. Hurst, lbw, b Hearne (J. W.) ... 9 L. Smithers, run out 9 Morfec, b Hearne (J. W.) ................. 0 E. C. C le v e la n d - Stevens, b Bates ... 0 Preston, b Bates ... 0 Galley, run ou t...........19 B 2, w 1 ........... 3 Total ...222 M idd lesex 2 nd XT. F i r s t j n n i n g s . S e c o n d innings. II. J. C. Hammond, Hardinge ................... II. Weston, run out ... R. R. Moore, b Preston 1 c and b Prestou 8 c Troughton, b Hardinge 1 c Hurst, b Har dinge ........... H. Bates, c Collins, b Har d in g e .................................. 6 b Preston ........... G. W. Hammond, b Har­ dinge ..................................29 b Preston .......... S. G. Etheridge, bPreston 1 c Morfee, b Har­ dinge ........... Hearne (J. W.), c Trough­ ton, b Preston................... 0 C. F. Welch, not o u t...........19 b Hardingc c Smithers, Hardinge c l'ourdillon, Preston ... b Preston ... R. M. Horlock, c Trough­ ton, b Preston................... 0 W. Allen, b P reston ........... 0 Hearne (T.J.), c Troughton, b P reston ...........................12 not out Byes, &c....................... 5 b .. 17 b .. 16 .. 2 Total Byes, &c. ... 4 Total ... 55 K ent 2 nd X I . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Hearne I Bates ... 17 3 32 3 (J.W.) 24 6 772 Welch ... 4 0 10 0 Hearne |G.W.Ham- (T. J.) 16 2 70 2 I mond O'l 0 0 0 Weston ... 7 1 30 0 I M id d le s e x 2nd XI. O. M. r . w . o . m . r . w . Preston............ 18 3 44 6 ........... 12*5 2 31 5 Hardinge . . 1 6 3 30 3 .............. 12 5 20 Morfee ........... 1 0 3 0 ........... MINOR COUNTY AVERAGES. N O R T H U M B E R L A N D . BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most not in an Total Inns. out. inns. runs. Aver. J. G ilm an................... 5 0 105 216 43*20 E ls e y .......................... 11 10 9* 33 33-00 F. W. Gillespie........... 9 0 123 268 29’77 S. Anderson ........... 11 0 75 232 21’19 W. G. Brown ........... 10 0 41 200 20 00 R. Foster ................... 12 3 36* 187 15*58 Carr .......................... 1*2 0 36 167 13 91 Marshall .................. 12 0 36 156 13*00 Rev. H. W hite........... 5 2 21 31 10*33 Richardson ........... 12 1 50 106 9*63 T. Ullathorne ........... 16 1 20 130 8*66 N. It E. Wilkinson... 14 0 30 118 8*52 G. Milne .................. 11 1 29 89 8 90 C. F. Stanger-Leathes 5 0 15 42 8*40 Lieut. H. Cooper ... 6 0 21 48 8*00 C. M. S k in n er........... 11 1 20 78 7*80 G. H. Watson ........... 6 0 9 18 3*00 The following also batted: Chambers, 33 and 20 ; S. Nesbit, 34, 6, 19 ; S. P. Bell, 13, 1, 30, and 11 ; M. C. Hill, 0 and 2*. "* not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. Milne (G.) ... ... 247 54 542 36 15*00 B. Foster ... 90*4 18 828 15 21*80 HJlsey ........... ... 141*5 45 350 16 21*87 Rev. H. White ... 75 8 10 244 11 22*18 J. Gilman ... 31 2 91 4 22*75 W. G. Brown ... 38*3 8 122 5 24*40 C. M. Skinner ... 228 35 646 25 25*84 Marshall ... 08 4 233 6 38*83 The following also bowled : Richardson (29-4-124-4), M. C. Hill (36-5-113-7), G. H. Watson (2-0-19-1) Chambers (9-0-49-0), and Carr (9-0-22-0).