Cricket 1910

1 5 8 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M a y 2 6 , 1 9 1 0 . CR ICKET AT CAMBR IDGE . PERAMBULATORS v. ETCETERAS. Played at Cambridge on May 23, 24 and 25. Etceteras won by nine wickets. In the first innings of the Perambulators the last six wickets fell to Nason and Kidd in 13 balls. The latter, a Freshman from Wellington, dismissed Windsor-Clive, Griffin and Trasenster w ith. con­ secutive balls. In the Etceteras’ first innings he and Wilson put on 220 together in 170 minutes. Score and analysis :— P e r a m b u l First innings. E. G. Forbes-Adam, c Piggott, b Holloway C. Forbes-Adam, b Nason D. C. Collins, b Cowie R. B. Cowley, b Kidd lion. A. Windsor-Clive, Kidd .......................... A. W. Griffin, b Kidd... C. M. Keddie, b Nason ... W. A. Trasenster, b Kidd... .ATORS. Second innings, c Doll, b Hollo­ way ...................54 c Nason, b Kidd.. 28 c Doll, b Cowie... 0 c Doll, b Cowie .. 12 33 M. Falcon, b Nason ........... 0 C. Marzetti, not o u t ........... 9 L. H. Adams, c Cutlibert- son, b Kidd ................... M. E. C. Baggallay, c Piggott, b Kidd ........... B 2, lb 1 ........... c Kidd, b Doll ...110 b Holloway ... 31 lbw, b Holloway.. 26 st Cuthbertson, b Kidd......................-44 c Mann, b Kidd.. 2 st Cuthbertson, b Kidd......................29 1 b Holloway 0 1 not out ........... 4 3 B 23, lb 5, w l.. 29 Total ...133 Total.......... 369 E tceteras . First innings. Second innings. W. H. Ramsbotham, b Adams ........................... 2 J. G. C. Scott, c, Baggallay, b Adams .......................... 29cCollins,b Griffin 28 M. J. Susskind, b Windsor- Clive .................................. 1 not out ............ 55 J. I. Piggott, b Windsor- Clive .................................. 2 1) Adams ............ 2 M. H. C. Doll, b Griffin ... 47 E. H. Cuthbertson, b Griffin 24 A. P. Wilson, b Adams ...131 E. L. Kidd, b Windsor-Clive 80 notout ............. 9 J. W. W. Nason, not out ... 18 F. T. Mann, b Adams ... 0 N. J. Holloway, c Adams, b Falcon.................................. 15 A. G. Cowie, b Adams ... 7 Bye 28, 1-b 9, w 1 ... 38 Byes, &c, ................ 9 Total ...400 Total (!2wkts) 103 P e r a m b u l a t o r s . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Holloway ,. 10 3 23 1 ... ... 20 6 68 4 Cowie .. . 8 2 19 1 ... ... 10 0 64 2 Kidd ... . .. 12-3 1 50 6 ... ... 18-1 1 90 4 D oll.................. . 4 0 13 0 ... ... 9 1 46 1 Mann ........., . 3 0 15 0 ... ... 5 0 19 0 Nason ......... . 4 1 10 3 ... ... 17 3 53 0 Nason bowled one wide. E t o e t r a s . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. A d a m s ......... .32-1 3 112 5 ... ... 12 3 37 1 Windsor-Clive 24 6 71 3 ... .. 10 1 28 0 K e d d ie.......... . 5 0 33 0 ... Griffin ........... 14 2 68 2 ... !!! 3 0 12 1 Trasenster .,. . 5 1 8 0 ... Falcon ... .. . 9 2 37 1 .. ... 4*5 1 17 0 Marzjtti... ... 5 1 33 0 ... Griffin bowled one wide. HAM PSH IRE CR ICKET .* The Hampshire County Cricket Guide is now in its nineteenth year, and, as usual, is neatly bound in blue cloth and published at Hxpence. It contains the full scores of all the matches played last season by the county, the names and addresses of all members of the County Club, the first-class fixtures for 1910, the laws of cricket, and a great deal of miscellaneous information of interest to cricketers generally. * Hampshire County Cricket Guide, 1910. South­ ampton : Henry King, “ Hants Advertiser” News­ paper Office. Price, 6d. ; post free, 7d. CRICKET IN GRENADA . The first Tournament for the Windward Islands Challenge Cup, presented by Mr. Cork, the acting-Governor of Jamaica, was played in Grenada last month and was won by St. Vincent. The Cup will be competed for every year, the next occasion being at St. Lucia in April, 1911. GRENADA v. S t . LUCIA. Played at Queen’s Park, Grenada, on April 7 and 8 and won by Grenada by an innings and 84 runs. G r e n a d a . H. T. Ruston, b A ugustin.................. 19 E. Commis&iong, b Nicholls ................... 1 A. W. Duncan, b A ugustin.................. 31 G. Haynes, b Augustin 10 C. Brisbane, run out.. 20 C.Phillips, c Augustin, b Nicholls ...........80 G. Kent, c Augustin, b Nicholls ................... 1 S t . L u c ia . First innings. Dr. Nicholls, b Hughes ... 10 C. Quashie, b Hughes ... 1 T. Galt, b Hughes ........... 0 E. Munro, st Thomp­ son, b Augustin ... 10 C. Hughes, c Galt, b Augustin.................. 2 W . H. Mignon, c Quashie,b Augustin 37 W. Philip, n otou t .. 1 Byes, &c..............31 Total ...243 Second innings, c and b Hughes... 1 b Mignon .......... 7 c Commissiong, b Hughes ........... 7 c and b Hughes... 2 - - • .15 G. M. Peter, b Munro C. Porter, c Philip, b Munro 32 b Hughes D. Thompson, c Devaux, b Hughes ............................ 2 b Mignon E C. Charles, e& b Baynes 0 notout Augustin, c Philip, b Hughes ............................ ...1 b Hughes Volney, c Munro, b Hughes 0 b Mignon C. Devaux, b Hughes Marshall, not out Byes, &c. ... Total ...................85 b Hughes .. b Hughes .. Byes, &c. Total . GRENADA v. ST. VINCENT. Played at Queen’s Park, Grenada, on April 9, 11 and 12 and won by St. Vincent by 30 runs. St. Vin­ cent had ten of the eleven men in their side who played against the last English team which visited the West Indies. R. OHivierre,a brother of the Der­ byshire player, bowled very successfully. S t . V in c e n t . First innings. Second innings. M. Hughes, lbw, b Hughes 2 c W. Phillips, b Chambers, c Commissiong, b H u gh es...........................11 J. Macaulay, b Hughes ... 2 R.Ollivierrc, lbw, b Mignon 18 H. Brown, b Hughes...........21 Munro T. Layne, b Munro ........... V. Richards, c C. Phillips, b Kent.................................. T. Osment, c Mignon, b Kent .................................. C. H. Durrant, not out W. Robertson, c and b Hughes ................. S. Pierre, c Haynes, b Hughes ......................... Byes, &c....................... 9 Total ...................89 G r e n a d a . First innings. H. T. Ruston, c Brown, b L ayne.................................. 1 E. Commissiong, lbw, b Layne.................................. 1 A. W. Duncan, b Ollivierre 2 G. Haynes, c Ollivierre, b Layne.................................. 8 C. Brisbane, b Ollivierre ... 11 C. Phillips, b Ollivierre ... 0 G. Kent, b Ollivierre...........18 E. Munro, b Layne ... ... 0 b Hughes ... ... 0 c Ruston, b Dun­ can .................. 20 st Hughes, b Duncan ...........20 c M ig n on , b Munro ...........13 b Munro .......... 2 lbw, b Munro ... 8 c Commissiong, b D uncan........... 0 c Ruston, b Mig­ non .................. 25 c M u n r o , b Hughes ...........16 not out Byes, &c. Brown, b C. Hughes, Layne.......................... W. H. Mignon, run out W. Phillips, not o u t... Byes, &c.............. Total ........... Total............158 Second innings. bOllivierrc...........54 b Ollivierrc.......... 0 b Ollivierre........... 2 c H u g h e s , b Brown ..............14 lbw, b Ollivierre 0 not out ...........49 b Ollivierre.......... 1 c Richards, b Layne ... ... 6 b Ollivierre......... 0 run out ........... 0 c and b Laync ... 1 Byes, &c. ... 22 Total ...........149 The Times of St. Vincent of April 14th said ‘ The representatives of St. Vincent in the recent cricket tournament returned from Grenada last night. On landing they were accorded an enthusias­ tic reception by vast crowds who congregated on the jetty and in the immediate vicinity to welcome them. The jetty was decorated with triumphal arches, and banners with suitable inscriptions were illuminated with gasoline lamps. At 9 p.m. deafening shouts proclaimed the arrival of the Cup, which, to satisfy the crowd, was exhibited at the Customs.” CHESHIRE v. LANCASHIRE 2 nd XI. Played at Winnington Park on May 23 and 24 and won by Lancashire 2nd XI. by an innings and 196 runs. Score and analysis :— L ancashire 2 nd XI. F. B. Schofield, c Cree, b Moorhouse ........... 63 Tyldesley (W.), b Turner .................. 112 Whitehead (R.), st Bratby, b Hunter 17 Barrel, b Moorhouse... 4 L. Green, c Moorhouse, b MacLaren ...........12 Marsh, b Moorhouse... 28 Tyldesley (J.), b Moor­ house ..............34 V. Hope, bTurner ... 7 T. Ainscough, c Moor­ house, b Turner ... 21 Blomley, not out ... 12 Rowlands, b Moor­ house .............. 9 Byes, &c............ 9 Total ..328 C h e s h ir e . First innings. R. M. Chadwick, b White­ head .................................. 0 F. G. MacLaren, c White­ head, b Rowlands ........... 0 W. E. Jones, b Whitehead 1 T. T. Brewer, b Whitehead 2 F. C. Hunter, c Schofield, b W h ite h e a d ...................33 J. Ellis, lbw, b Rowlands 7 Moorhouse, b Whitehead ... 1 A. S. Turner, run out .. 2 A. E. Bratby not out........... 0 J. Cree, absent ................... 0 W. A. Roberts, b Rowlands 1 Byes, &c....................... 9 Total ...........56 Second innings. cBlomley,bWhite- h ead................... 1 c Blomley, b Row­ lands .......... 12 b Tyldesley (J.)... 5 c Tyldesley (J.), b Rowlands ... 2 b Barrett ........... 0 c B lo m le y , b Tyldesley (J.) 6 lbw, b Tyldes­ ley (J.) ........... 0 b Tyldesley (J.)... 22 notout...................11 b Schofield...........13 b Tyldesley (J.)... 0 Byes, &c. ... 4 Total L ancashire 2 nd XI. Roberts ... 9 0 40 0 I Cree ... 2 0 20 0 Moorhouse. 27'5 3 102 5 Hunter ... 12 0 67 1 Turner ... 20 3 76 3 |MacLaren 6 1 14 1 Rowlands Whitehead C h e s h ir e . First innings. O. M. R. W. 191 10 21 3 ... 19 6 26 Second innings. O. M. R. W. Tyldesley (J.) 13 B arrett........... 8 Tyldesley (W.) 3 Green .......... 2 Schofield ... 1*1 4 0 15 CHELTENHAM COLLEGE v. LIVERPOOL.— Played at Cheltenham on May 21 and left drawn. Score L iv e r p o o l . E. E. Steel, b Smith... 56 A. B. Leather,cBrown, b James ... .......... 6 C. Bowring, b James... 4 B. Stewart Brown, c Shelmerdine, b G. D. W ood..........................54 J. C. Cunningham, c Smith, b G. D. Wood 85 R. Cunningham, c Smith, b Durand ... 2 , * Innings declared closed. S. Bingham did not bat. C h e l t e n h a m C o ll e g e . J. E. Gordon, cBrown, b Durand ........... 7 F. H. Bowring, b G. D. Wood..........................10 W. Bateson, not out... 35 P. S. Boult, c Wise, b Smith ................... 6 A. L. Melly, n o to u t.. 10 Byes, &c..............10 Total (9 wkts)*285 J. F. Dew, b R. Cunn­ ingham ................... 7 B. J. A. Fawcett, lbw, b Steele .................. 1 A. V.D. Wise,c Leather, b Steele .................. G. Barnes,st Bingham, b Steele ................... f G. E. C. Wood, b J. C. Gordon ................... 1 G. K. Oliver, c and b Steele.........................4' 76 A. A. M. Durand did not bat. R.H.Smith,c Leather, b Steele .................. 7 G. D. Wood, not out... 14 H. F. Brown, c J. Cunningham,b Gor­ don ........................... 7 E. G. James, b Gor­ don ......................... 0 P. A. Shelmerdine, not out ................... 9 Byes, &c..............16 Total (9 wkts) 193 Cricketers desiring a good preparation for their boots are recommended to give a trial to “ Lirine,” an excellent preparation for whitening, cleaning and renovating buckskin and canvas shoes, boots, belts, etc. “ Lirine ” has a peculiar gloss, and will not readily rub off. •