Cricket 1910

M ay i2 , 1910. CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. I25 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE v. YORKSHIRE. Played at Northampton on May 9 and 10. Yorkshire won by 145 runs. Unaccustomed as they were to a fast wicket, both sides found themselves at sea on Monday, when twenty-one wickets went down for 2GG runs. Northants appeared to have done very well in dismissing Yorkshire for 104 in less than two hours, but the bowling of Hirst and Newstead proved too much for the home side, and at the end of the day Yorkshire with eight wickets in hand were 144 runs on. In this match Northants were playing for the first time in a Championship game three players who had just completed their residential qualification: they were Ellis, a wicket-keeper, formerly of the Manchester ground staff, John Seymour, of Sussex, a brother of the Kent cricketer, and Haywood, from Eltham, a very promising batsman. Rhodes made 41 out of 71 in 80 minutes by excellent cricket 011 Monday, and Denton and Drake did good service by adding 52 without being parted after the fall of the second wicket at the end of the day. Altogether, the latter added 69 for the third wicket in 40 minutes, before falling to Wells. Denton hit a 6 and seven 4’s during the 80 minutes he was in, but, except Myers and Newstead, who put on 49 for the seventh wicket in 40 minutes, the other did little, and the innings closed for 215. Hirst was out first ball, and obtained “ a pair.” During the morning Wells took six wickets for 44 runs, and made his analysis for the match thirteen for 101. Set 259 to win, Northants never appeared likely to make the runs. They lost Vials at 7, Seymour at 16 and Haywood at 23. Smith made a few good hits iu his 28, but no one else faced the bowling with much confidence, and Yorkshire won by the margin stated. Score and analysis :— Y o r k s h ir e . First innings. Rhodes, c W. H. Denton, b East .................................. 41 Wilson, c Ellis, b Wells ... 1 Denton, b Thompson ... 2 Drake, c Seymour, b Thompson ...................21 Hirst, b Smith ................... 0 Rothery, c Vials, b Wells... 2 Myers, run out .................. 5 Newstead, c Seymour, b WTe l ls ...................................21 E. J. Radcliffe, b Wells ... 4 Haigh, not out ................... 1 Watson, b W ells................... 0 B 5, nb 1 ................... 6 Second innings, c J. S. Denton, b Wells ...........17 b Wells ........... 0 b W ells.................66 c Ellis, b Wells... 43 b Wells ........... 0 c East, b Wells ... 6 c Smith, b Wells 18 c Vials, b WTells... 35 c Thompson, b E ast................. 14 b Smith ...........11 not out ........... 2 B 1, w 1, nb 3 Total ..................104 Total ...215 N o r t h a m p t o n s h ir e . Second innings. First innings. G. A. T. Vials, c Drake, b Hirst ... ..........................19 Seymour, b Hirst ........... 6 Haywood, b Newstead ... 11 S. G. Smith, b Newstead... 2 Thompson, b Hirst ........... 0 East, c Rhodes, b Hirst ... 6 J. S. Denton, c Newstead, b Hirst .......................... 0 W. II. Denton, retired hurt 4 T. E. Manning, bNewstead 3 Wells, not out ................... 5 Ellis, b Newstead ......... 0 B 3, lb 1, nb 1 ........... 5 c Watson, b Hirst 4 c Watson, b New­ stead ... ... 5 c'Rhodes, b New­ stead ........... 8 b H irst..................28 b Drake .......... 18 c Haigh, b Drake 22 notout ... ... 16 a b se n t................. 0 b Drake ........... 7 c Wilson,bRhodes 0 run out ........... 1 B 1, lb 2, nb 1 4 Total ...................61 Total .............113 Y o r k s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. T he O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Thompson . . 11 3 81 2 .. ... 13 2 55 0 Coxhead .. 7 0 38 0 Wells .. . . l l 'l 0 36 5 .. ... 23 5 65 8 Vidler .. 5 0 28 0 Smith . 5 0 14 1 .. ... 164 4 45 1 Turner ..21 2 88 2 East .. . . 6 2 17 1 .. ... 16 5 47 1 Braddell ..17 2 67 2 East bowled one no-ball and Wells one no-ball Tuff ... . 10 1 39 0 and a wide. N o r t h a m p t o n s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. Hirst Newi tca:l O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W- 15 4 30 5 ... ... 17 4 89 2 14-4 6 26 4 ... ... 14 6 17 2 Myers ... ... 6 1 20 0 Drake ... ... 13 6 IS 3 Rhodes ... ... 11-2 5 11 1 Haigh ... ... 2 0 4 0 Hirst and Drake each bowled one no-ball. ABANDONED MATCHES. No play took place in the matches between M.C.C. and Ground and Kent at Lord’s, Surrey and Leicestershire at the Oval, and Lancashire and Warwickshire at Man­ chester, which were arranged to be played in the first part of this week. First-class cricket will take place as usual to day, however, but there will be no play on the day of the funeral of King Edward—Friday, the 20th inst. The match between Hampshire and Somerset, which should have been played at Aldershot on May 19, 20 and 21, has been postponed to June 9, 10 and 11. OXFORD TR IAL MATCH . THE ELEVEN v. NEXT SIXTEEN. Played at Oxford on May 9, 10 and 11. The XI. won by an innings and 26 runs. T he X I. C. P. Leese, c Crutch­ ley, b Turner.......... 47 M. G. Salter, c Vidler, b T u rn er.................. 55 A. J. Evans, c Ark­ wright, b Burton ... 68 H. S. Altham, not out 148 P. R. Le Conteur, c and b Braddell ... 5 A. G. Pawson, J. C. M. Lowe, and M. K. Mackenzie did not bat. G. H. Cartwright, c Bardsley,bBraddell 7 R. O. Lagden, c Bard­ sley, b Crutchley... 13 J. E.Comberbach,not out .......................... 27 B 14, lb 5, nb 2 ...21 Total (6 wkts)1,391 * Innings declared closed. N e x t XVI. First innings. Second innings. H. Brougham, c Lagden, b L o w e ..................................13 b Lagden ............. 14 R. L. Twining, c Lowe, b Cartwright ..................28 b Lagden .............27 R. H. Bardsley, c and b c Leese, b Le Comberbach ...................12 C on teu r............... 2 G.V. Crutchley, st Pawson, b Mackenzie .................. 1 b Le Conteur ... 19 J. C. Hollins, lbw, b Mac­ kenzie.................................. 3 R. Sale, b Cartwright ... 1 b Cartwright ... 1 c Lagden, b Com­ berbach ...........76 R. L. L. Braddell, b Cart­ wright ..........................12 lbw, b Lagden .. J. D. Forrester, c Turner, b Comberbach..................49 b Cartwright ... F. H. Turner, b Mackenzie 0 lbw, b Comber­ bach ................... J. B. Brooks, c Leese, b c Le Ccnteur, b Cartwright ...................42 Mackenzie A. Hutt, b Comberbach ... 9 not out ........... R. Burton, b Cartwright... 0 b Cartwright J. Vidler, run out C. Arkwright, st Pawson, b Comberbach.................. F. Tuff, not o u t .................. M. Coxhead, absen t........... B 4, lb 5, w 1 ........... Total .................. ] lbw, b Le Con­ teur 0 b Lagden .......... 0 1 lbw, b Le Conteur 0 0 absent.................. 0 B 8, lb 7 ... 15 10 Total ..182 O. Bardsley .. 3 Burton ... 6 Crutchley 7 Sale...........8 Sale bowled two no-balls. M. R. W. 0 18 0 0 23 1 0 37 1 0 38 0 N e x t XVI. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. 0. M. R. W. Lowe . 13 5 32 1 .. 8 2 28 0 Mackenzie ... 23 7 39 3 ......... .. 8 2 2-2 1 Comberbach.. . 16-2 2 44 4 ......... . 3*2 1 4 2- Cartwright .. . 22 6 58 5 ......... . 7 2 16 3 Le Conteur .. . 11 1 49 4 Lagden ......... . 13 0 48 4 Lowe bowled one wide. P O R f c E C R I C K E T B A T W ill “ d r iv e ” or “ c u t M the ball a G re a te r D istance than any other bat. Prices, 30/=, 26/-, 22/- and 18/6. To be obtained from the leading stores and sports dealers. — If you cannot obtain locally, apply to us. 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Published by the Yorkshire County C.C. Committee for the Members of the Club. 18th annual issue. THE MOTE C.C. May 14 V. Conservative Club. 21 V. Maidstone. 25 V. Stoics. June 28 V. Wye College. 4 V. Folkestone. 8* V'. Uppingham Rovers. 11 V. Mr. Arkcoll’s Club. 17* V. Gentlemen of Warwickshire. 21 V. Sutton Valence School. 24 V. Shorncliffe Garrison. 25 V. Folkestone. July 29* V. I Zingari. 2 V . Wye College. 9 V . Old Wykehamists. 18t Kent v. Northamptonshire. 21* Kent v. Yorkshire. 26 V . M.C.C. and Ground. 27 V . Old Tonbridgians. 29 V . The Earl of Cranbrook’s X I. Aug. 8* V . Free Foresters. 10* Y . Eton Ramblers. 12* V. Royal Artillery. 15* V . Band of Brothers. 17* V. Marlborough Blues. ,, 22* V . The Harlequins. * Two-day Matches, t Three-day Matches.