Cricket 1910

J une 16, 1910. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 199 HAMPSHIRE v. SOMERSET. Played at Aldershot on June 9,10 and 11. Hampshire won by an innings and 36 runs. Rain on the opening day caused play to be re­ stricted to three hours and a-quarter, during which time Somerset completed their innings for 130 and Hampshire replied with 52 for the loss of Mead. Newman, owing to a strain, was unable to play, but Llewellyn and Kennedy, as it happened, did all that was necessary, dismissing their opponents in two hours and a-half. Apart from Robson and Hardy, who added 52 for the second wicket, and Braund, who defended strongly for nearly an hour, the Somerset men batted feebly, their last four wickets falling to Llewellyn in 23 balls for 7 runs. Heavy rain during the night and absence of wind on the next day prevented a ball being bowled on the Friday, but, despite the interruption, it 'was found possible to finish the game on the third day. Greig made 70 out of 118 in 95 minutes, but was badly missed when G3 by Morgan: he hit four 4’s. Seventeen runs later White was caught, but Johnston and Brown coming together put on 126 for the fourth wicket in 70 minutes without being parted. Johnston hit two 6’s and five 4’s, but should have been caught when 13. Somerset, left with 150 to make to avoid defeat by an innings, fared so badly that they were all out for 114, although Lewis and Hardy made 43 in partnership for the first wicket. Llewellyn took thirteen wickets in the match for 106 runs. Score and analysis:— S o m e r se t . First innings. Hardy, c White, b Kennedy 25 Lewis, c Mead, b Kennedy 3 Robson, c Kennedy, b Lle­ wellyn... .........................38 G.W. Hodgkinson, c Brown, b Llewellyn .................. 2 Braund, c Brown, b Ken­ nedy .................................. 21 EJ. S. M. Poyntz, b Ken­ nedy .................................. 4 M. A. Sturt, c Bowell, b Llewellyn ... ................. 14 H. R. C. Tudway, b Lle­ wellyn .......................... 6 Morgan, c Luckin, b Lle­ wellyn.................................. 2 J. C. White, c Sprot, b Lle­ wellyn ........................... 7 Chidgey, not o u t................ 2 B 2, lb 1, nb 3 ........... 6 Second innings, b Llewellyn ... 11) c White, b Lle­ wellyn ........23 c Mead, b Lle­ wellyn ........16 c Brown, b Lle­ wellyn ........... 5 not out ...........20 c Sprot, b Lle­ wellyn ......... 0 c Brown, b Luc­ kin ................. 3 b Llewellyn ... 6 lbw, b Llewellyn 4 b Luckin ......... 0 c Mead, b Luckin 12 B 5, Db 1 ... 6 Total , ...........130 Total H a m p s h ir e . ...114 Mead (C. P.), lbw, b Robson .................. 20 Capt. J. G. Greig, b Robson ...................70 Capt. W. N. White, c Morgan, b Robson... 30 Bowell, c Chidgey, b White.......................... 0 Lieut. A. C. Johnston, not out .................. 80 Brown, not out...........58 B10, lb 1, nb 2... 13 Total (4 wkts)*280 *Innings declared closed. Llewellyn, E. M. Sprot, Stone, Kennedy, and Luckin did not bat. S o m e r se t . First inuings. Second innings. Kennedy Llewellyn Brown ... Mead Lewis White Robson 0. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. ... 22 4 49 4 ......... . 5 1 24 0 ... 24-5 5 61 6 ......... . 21 7 45 7 ... 2 0 6 0 ......... .. 5 3 S O ......... L u ck in ......... .’ 162 5 39 3 Kennedy bowled four no-balls. H a m p s h ir e . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. \V ,. 21 6 62 0 1Hardy ... 2 0 5 0 ,. 23 1 99 1 Morgan ... 2 0 11 0 ,. 20 5 90 3 1 Lewis bowled two no-balls. CRICKET WHO’S WHO.* The 1910 edition of this most useful com­ pilation is a veritable miue of information concerning present-day cricketers, and all those who follow the game, or play it, or write about it should find it of interest aud value. It contains 180 pages of closely- printed matter, and is bound in boards. * Cricket Who's Who . By H. V. Dorey. London : Clarke, Alexander & Co., Strancolor House, Martlett Court, Bow Street. Price Is. net. DURHAM v. CHESHIRE. Played at Darlington on June 8 and 9 and won by Durham by nine wickets. Bradford and Brooks, both left-handed, put on 250 in partnership. Score and analysis:— D u r h a m . C. Brooks, run out ... 93 A. E. Walker, not out 5 T. Coulson, not o u t... 5 Byes, &c..............15 Total (5 wkts)*310 H. Brooks, c Hunter, b K illick .................. 5 A. W.Gowland,cJones, b K illick .................. 9 T. A. Bradford, c Moor­ house, b Killick ...168 Turnbull, b Clutton... 10 Mnnings declared closed. Morris, Thackeray, Smith and Robinson did not bat. Second innings: Brooks, not out, 14 ; Gowland, c Jones, b Killick, 0 ; Bradford, not out, 10 ; byes, &c., 0.—Total (1 wkt) 24. C h e s h ir e . First innings. Socond innings. J. C. Fallowes, c Robinson, b Thackeray ..................15 not out...................17 Holland, c H. Brooks, b Morris.................................. 0 b Morris ........... 6 F. G. MacLaren, c Coulson, b Turnbull.......................... 2 b Morris ............27 F. S. Church, not out ... 36 b Morris ............28 F. C. Hunter, st Robinson, b C. Brooks ..................19 b C. Brooks ... 50 Clutton, c Gowland, b C. Brooks .......... F. A. Jones, c Turnbull, b Morris .......................... Moorhouse, b M orris.......... C. P. Wood, st Robinson, b C. Brooks .......................... J. F. Groom, b Morris ... 16 b C. Brooks st Robinson, b C. Brooks ........... run out ........... c Coulson, b C. Brooks ........... b Morris ........... C. Brooks .......... 6 b Morris ... ... 4 Byes, &c. ... .......... 14 Byes, &e. ... 23 Total .......... 116 D u r h a m . Total...........217 First innings. O. M. R. W. Second innings. O. M. R. W. Moorhouse .. 25 3 75 0 . Killick ... . . 24 6 82 3 . 6-2 3 13 1 Clutton ... . . 6 0 27 1 .. ... 7 1 11 0 Hunter ... . . 9 0 46 0 . Groom ... . . 9 0 40 0 . MacLaren . 3 0 25 0 . C h e s h ir e . First innings. O. M. R. W. Second innings. O. M. R. W. Morris ... . . 15 5 21 4 . . ... 25 6 66 5 Turnbull .. 7 3 14 1 . . ... 10 0 31 0 Thackeray .. 6 1 14 1 . . ... 5 1 19 0 C. Brooks .. 8*5 2 33 4 . . ... 19 1 47 4 Smith . 5 0 14 0 ......... 12 2 31 0 H A M P S T E A D v. Q U E E N ’S C L U B .— P layed a t H am pstead on Jun e 11. Q u e e n ’ s C l u b . First innings. E . S. Snell, c Tanner, b P i t t s .......................29 H . A. W alker, b P itts 13 R . V . M unton, b P itts 0 H . V . Tow nsend, c M oon (W . R .) b D um belton S cott Pow ell, c Far- m iloe, b Pitts H earne (W .), c Far- m iloe, b Pitts R . W alker, c D um bel­ ton , b Tanner G. L ey, c W . R . M oon, b Tanner G ooder, b Tanner .. W hiteside, n ot ou t .. 14 G . G. Stone (absent) B 4, lb 3, nb 2 T ota l . . . . 67 H a m p F . R . D. M onro, lbw , b G ooder 7 E . L. B isgood, b W . H earne . . 25 G. G. D um belton, lbw , b G ooder 11 E . W . H . B eaton, b W . H earne . . 50 R . J. R obertson, c & b W . H earne . . . . 4 E . L. M arsden, b W . H earne . . 13 T . M . Farm iloe, c R . W alker, b G ooder . . . . 0 Second innings. b D um bleton b M onro c B eaton b M onro b M onro c Tanner, b B isgood c B isgood, b D um belton run ou t c B eaton , b H ayhoe n ot ou t c & b D um bel­ ton b B isgood B 1,1b 1, w 1 T otal .. 102 STEAD. W . R . M oon, c Snell, b G ooder 26 A . C. H ayh oe, c H . W alker, b W . H earne . . 1 A . R . Tanner, c c H . W alker, b l W . H earne . . m9 G. J. P itts, n ot ^ ou t . . . . 5 B14, lb 1 .. 15 T otal . .166 W A N D E R E R S v. C H A R L T O N P A R K .— P layed a t C harlton P ark on June 8. C h a r l t o n P a r k . 13 0 F irst innings. H . T. G ore, c Latham , Christian S. R . Sargent, c R . K enw ard, b Craw ­ fo rd ....................... W . T . B ezer, c R . K enw ard, b Chris­ tian ....................... 5 R . G . C ow ley, c W is- hart, b Christian . . 13 C. T. T u rpin, c & b Craw ford H . M ills, st L atham b C raw ford .. . . 0 G. B um pus, c W att, b Christian .. . . 3 H . W aterfield, c & b C raw ford . . . . 4 J. H . N ord bloom , c R . K enw ard, b C raw ford .. . . 2 H . G oodw in, b C raw ­ fo rd .......................11 A . H . Pease, n ot o u t 5 Second innings, c Craw ford, b Colm an c Christian, b Colm an c L atham , b C. K enw ard 0 n ot ou t . 11 n ot ou t . B 4, nb 1 T otal st L atham , K enw ard B yes .. . . 61 T otal W a n d er er s . P . G . G ale, b C ow ley J. U . C. W a tt, c Sargent, b T u r­ pin L. J. WTishart, b T urpin R . K enw ard, c T u r p i n , b W aterfield .. A . M . L atham , b Pease R . T . C raw ford, b T urpin 40 19 69 C. K enw ard, c Sargent, b T u r­ pin ....................... S. C olm an, c S ar­ gent, b Turpin C. Fairbanks Sm ith, c G ore, b C ow ley L . C ovell, c B u m ­ pus, b C ow ley F. W . Christian, n o t ou t B 1, lb 3, w 1 T otal . .149 STUART SURRIDGE& Co. CRICKET BATS CAN BE PURCHASED AT Lords, Oval, and the Principal Colonial Cricket Grounds throughout the World. 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