Cricket 1910

J une 9, 1910 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 191 THE NAVY v. THE ABMY. Played at Lord’s 011 June 6 and 7. The A rm y won by an innings and 33 runs. Thanks to a good last-wicket stand by Robinson and Lupton, who came together at 144, the Army obtained a most useful lead on the first innings. On Tuesday Robinson hit his wiuket ere a run had been added, his stand for the last wicket with Lupton having, therefore, realised 119. He made 105 in 100 minutes and hit a 6 and thirteen 4’s. The Navy collapsed for 93 in their second innings and were beaten as stated. Score and analysis :— T h e N a v y . First innings. Lieut. P. H. Irwin, b Law­ rence ..................................15 Asst.-Pymstr. C. Williams, c Wilson, b Lawrence ... 23 Asst.-Pymstr. E. B. Elstob, b Wilson ..........................32 Lieut. M. C. Allenby,cand b Wilson .......................... 11 Lieut. A. E. H Wright, c Lupton, b Wilson .......... 13 Lieut. C. H. Abercrombie, b Lawrence ..................26 Asst.-Pymsfr. G. J. Rapkin, c Lawrence, b Wilson ... 0 Commander C. L. Lewin, b Lawrence ................... 1 Staff-Surg. A. II. Skey, lbw, b Wilson .......................... 5 Lieut. G. M. Herford, not out .................................. 0 Lieut. A. A. Scott, b Wilson 1 Byes 7, lb 2, nb 1 ... 10 Total ..137 Second innings. b Wilson .......... 23 c Wilson, b P. G. Robinson ... 20 b Lupton ... c Lawrence, Wilson ... b Lupton ... st D. Robinson, h Wilson.......... c Wilson, b Lup­ ton ........... c Legard, b Law­ rence ........... not o u t ................. st D. Robinson, b Wilson.......... c Du Boulay, b Wilson . Byes Total . 10 First innings. Second innings J. Fallows, b Milne ........... 10 b N orb u ry.......... 14 11 F. MacLaren, c Elsey, b c Brown, b Nor­ M iln e.................................. 2 bury ................... 1 1 Mason, not out .................. 95 b N orbury........... 1 Holland, c Brown, b Milne 50 c Nesbit, b Elsey 6 1 F. S. Church, c Wilkinson, b Elsey .......................... 7 b Elsey .......... 16 0 F.C. Hunter,c Alilne,b Elsey 1 c Nesbit, b Elsey 14 Moorhouse, b Elsey ........... 0 not out ........... 28 0 C. P. Woods, c Elsey, b Nor­ bury ........... ................... 2 b Elsey ........... 1 4 F. A. Jones, c Norbury, b c G il l e s p i e , b E lsey........... ........... 2 Skinner ........... 13 7 F. Groom, lbw, b Norbury 18 c G ille s p ie , b Skinner 0 12 T. S. Killick, b Norbury ... 8 b Elsey .......... 20 4 Byes, &c....................... 13 Byes, &c. ... 6 93 Total ...................2C8 Total ...........120 T h e A r m y . Major E. R. Bradford, c Herford, b Skey ... 10 Capt. A. D. Legard, b S c o t t ......................... 8 Capt. W. N. White, b Skey ................... 9 Capt. A. H. Du Boulay, b Skey ..................10 Lieut. P. G. Robinson, b Scott ..................20 Lieut. II. W. M. Yates, b Abercrombie ... 35 Capt. F. T. D. Wilson, b Scott .................. 0 Major R. M. Poore, c Irwin, b Scott ... 13 Lieut. D. C. Robinson, ht wkt, b Scott ...105 Lieut. H. M. Law­ rence, c Irwin, b Abercrom bie.......... 9 Capt. A. W. Lupton, not out .................. 29 Byes 8 , lb 4, w2, n b l 15 Total ...203 T h e N a v y . Second innings. First innings. O. M. R. W. L u pton ......... 5 2 7 0 ... Legard ......... 9 3 19 0 ... Lawrence .. 19 5 40 4 ... Wilson .....17 2 3 50 6 ... P. Robinson... 3 0 11 0 ... Robinson bowled one no-ball. T h e A r m y . O. M. R. W. Abrci-mbio. 13 1 48 2 \ Skey bowled a wide and a no-ball and Abercrombie one wide. O. M. R. W. 7 2 8 3 7 1 14 1 21 1 3 62 5 8 5 5 1 O. M. R. W. .. 5 2 20 0 .. 3 0 21 0 LUDGROVE (2) v. ELSTREE ( 2 ). — Played at Elstrce ou June 1. J. Christopherson, B r i n c k m a n , b Bridgeman ...........17 ... . _ 3 E l st r e e (2). A. Aldows, b Barry .. R. Mayer, c Bridge­ man, b B arry.......... 1 C. J. Thrupp, b Barry 7 14. Clarke, b Barry ... 0 A. K. Maclaren, b Bridgeman .......... 0 R. T. Taylor, b Barry. 0 L u d g r o v e (2). J. Dallal, b Bridge­ man .......................... 0 A. E. Wernicke, not out ..........................19 V. K. G o o d w in , c Bridgeman, b Barry 6 E. R. Hall, c Lees, b Barry.......................... 1 B 1, nb 5 .......... 6 Total 60 R. N. Curzon, b Dallal 5 G. J. O. Bridgeman, b Hall .................. 40 G.W. Norman, b Dallal 10 A. Lubbock, c Dallal, b Clarke .................. 0 D. M. Lees, b Dallal... 3 A. E. A. Keppel, c Thrupp, b Hall ... 18 E. W o d eh ou se , c Clarke, b Hall........... 2 T. E. W. Brinckman, not out ..................27 H. W. Barry, b Dallal 8 V. J. Ferguson, b G oodwin.................. 0 A. F. Baring, not out ......................... 2 B 1, w 2 ........... 3 Total (9 wkts)118 NORTHUMBERLAND v. CHESHIRE. Played at Newcastle on June 6 and 7 and won by Northumberland by ten wickets. Score and analysis:— N o r t h u m b e r l a n d . CRICKET IN SCOTLAND. W. G. Brown, run out 10 Elsey, not out ... ... 16 C. M. Skinner, b Moor- house ...................13 G. E. Wilkinson, c Ma­ son, b Moorhouse .. 2 Byes, &c..............13 W. Davis, st Jones, b MacLaren..................44 Norbury, run out ... 92 F. W.Gillespie,b Mason 77 S. Nesbit, b Hunter . 4 Milne, c MacLaren, b Mason ... ...........11 S. P. Bell, c Fallows, b Mason ..................33 Total ...........319 Carr, b Moorhouse ... 4 Second innings: W. G. Brown, not out, 5 ; C. M. Skinner, not out, 7 ; byes, &c., 0. Total (no wkt), 12. C h e s h ir e . N o r t h u m b e r l a n d . First Iunings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Killick ... ... 22 1 76 0 .. Mason ... ... 20 1 70 3 .. Moorhouse ... 29-1 1 93 3 . Hunter ... ... 4 0 20 1 . Groom ... ... 6 0 16 0 . ’.!! i 0 12 0 MacLaren ... 5 0 31 1 . Mason bowled one no-ball. C h e s h ir e . First iunings Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Milne ... 24 3 57 3 .. ... 11 2 14 0 Skinner... ... 15 2 49 0 .. ... 6 0 20 1 Elsey ... 21 3 42 4 .. ... 14 5 2 40 6 Norbury ... 12-3 2 47 3 .. ... 9 2 40 3 Elsey bowled five no-balls and M.lne one wide. W. H. Lockwood made 62 not out and took seven wickets for 25 runs for T. B. Cutts (Nottingham) v. Under Ilill Colliery on Saturday. On the School grouud on Thursday last Wells Clergy (194) beat Sherborne (i36) by 5S runs. PERTHSHIRE v. STIRLINGSHIRE.—Played at Perth on June 4 and won by Perthshire by one wicket. Score:— S t ir l in g s h ir e . R. C. Adair, b Benskin 30 G. Orr, c Benskin, b Ferguson ...........12 J. H. Orr, c Scrim- geour, b Benskin ... 13 A. G. Oswald, run out 15 W. M. Milne, bBenskin 12 A. M. P. Lyle, c Scrim- geour, b Benskin ... 10 J. A. L. 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