Cricket 1910

206 CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME J une i 6, 1910. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE v. LEICESTER­ SHIRE. Played at Nottingham ou June 13,14 and 15. Nottinghamshire won by eight wickets. Fresh from their win over Kent, Leicestershire journeyed to Trent Bridge and had rather the best of the first day’s play, scoring 226 and getting six Notts wickets down for 141. For their total they were indebted to a very great extent to Knight and Whitehead, who, coming together when Wood had been bowled without a run, put on 89 in 70 minutes for the second partnership. Whitehead, who made 50 of the number, batted in attractive style and hit a 6 and five 4’s. Knight, seventh out at 205, scored 114 in three hours, his most remunerative strokes being a 6, a 5 and a dozen 4’s : he cut and off-drove well, and offered no chance. Notts lost their first four wickets for 63, and although John Gunn and Payton added 51 in 55 minutes, the side were 85 behind with only four wickets in hand when play ceased for the day. On the second day, thanks chiefly to Alletson, Notts gained a lead of 23. The player named made 53 in an hour and hit a six and seven 4’s ; his stand with Oates put on 60 runs in 40 minutes. Wass and Riley also reached double-figures, and when the innings closed the former took out his bat for 29. Going in again, Leicestershire, after a very fair start, lost their sixth wicket at 151, but Crawford subsequently hit hard and successfully, and of the last 154 runs made by the side scored 95 in 100 minutes ; he hit fifteen 4’s in his admirable and vigorous display, and showed fine judgment. He and Shields put on 48 for the last wicket, of which his own share was 44 : the rest were byes. Of the 271 runs required for victory, Notts made 16 without loss before stumps were drawn. On the third day Jones was caught at slip at 36, but Iremonger added 99 with Gunn (G.) and 139 without further loss with Hardstaff, Notts winning by eight wickets. Ire­ monger showed a very welcome return to form and carried out his bat for 107. It was a most service­ able innings, but he should have been caught when 64. Score and analysis :— L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . First innings. Second inning*. C. J. B. Wood, b Wass ... 0 c Oates, b Ire­ monger ...........48 Knight, b Wass ..............114 c Jones, b Wass... 21 Whitehead, lbw, b Jones... 50 c Payton, b Riley 47 Turner, run out ... A. T. Sharp, b Alletson ... Coe, c Gunn (G.), b Wass... V. F. S. Crawford, b Wass Sir A. Hazlerigg, b Wa-'s . Astill, c Gunn (G.), b Wass 0 Shipman, not out ........... 7 J. Shields, b B arn es........... 3 B 4, lb 4 ........................... 8 16 absent hurt .i. 0 4 b W ass.................. 0 5 b Riley................15 0 c Gunn (G.) b Alletson........95 19 b Riley ............ 0 c Oates, b Riley 14 b Iremongcr ... 35 notout.................... 0 Lb 17, nb 1 ... 18 Total First innings. A. O. Jones, b Shipman ...226 N o tts . Total ...293 Iremonger, b Astill .......... 20 Gunn (G.), b Astill ...........31 Hardstaff, b C oe.................. 2 Payton, c Astill, b Shipman 23 Gunn (J.), c Crawford, bCoe 37 Alletson, c Knight, b Coe... 53 Oates, c Astill, b Wood ... 21 Riley, c Shields, b Coe ..17 Wass, not out .................. 29 Barnes, c Hazlerigg, b Ship­ man .................................. 0 B 3, lb 2, nb 4 ........... 9 T o ta l...................249 Second innings, c Astill, b Ship­ man ...........15 notout...................107 c sub, b Shipman 59 n otou t...................76 B6, lb 2, w l,u b 8 17 Total (2 wkts)274 Riley Barnes ... Iremonger Jones Alletson .. Shipman Astill C o e .......... Wood L e IOESTERSHIRE. innings. Second innings O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. .. 29 10 77 6 .......... 27 2 85 2 . 9 1 32 0 .......... 20 10 44 4 ..1 5 5 30 1 .......... 11 2 32 0 . . 9 2 29 0 .......... 16 4 65 2 9 2 28 1 .......... 7 0 22 0 . . 5 0 22 1 .......... 1*5 0 17 1 Gunn (J.) ... 3 Wass bowled one no-ball. 0 10 0 N otts . ■st innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. II. w. ... 18-4 1 79 3 ..........26 4 vS9 2 . 24 6 67 2 ,..........23 2 60 0 ... 19 3 59 4 .......... 18 5 37 0 ... 10 1 35 1 .......... 12 2 40 0 Whitehead ,.......... 5 1 8 0 Hazlerigg ........... 2-2 1 11 0 Crawford ......... 2 0 12 0 i bowled nine no-balls, Coe two and Wood one and a wide. SUSSEX 2nd XI. v. ESSEX 2nd XI. Played at Brighton on June 13 and 14 and won by the visitors by nine wickets. Score : S u ss e x 2nd X I. First innings. A. Wilkinson,cRussell(A.C.), b Morris ........................... 3 C.L.Tudor,c Russell (A. C.), b Morris ......................... 6 P. G. Fender, c Kortright, b L ou d en ........................... 4 Jupp, c Louden, b Morris., o Second innings. b Morris c Kortright, Morris lbw, b Morris c Kortright, Morris ... ... 1 b ... 21 C. E. Lucas, c Freeman, b Morris.................................. 0 b Smith ........... S. Potter, c Freeman, b c Russell (E.), b Sm ith.......................... ..2 7 Louden .......... A. Collius, st Coleman, b Morris.................................. 9 b M om s ........... L. Sutton, c Freeman b Morris......................................11 b Smith ... ... Street, not out ..........................2 b Morris ..... A. Millward, b Morris ... 0 not out ......... Lusted, b Morris.................... 0 absent hurt Byes, &c........................ 5 Byes, &c. ... Total ...................67 E ss e x 2nd XI. Total ...141 T. G. Grinter, b Jupp 6 P. Campbell, b Jupp Russell (A. C.), b Jupp 0 Smith, c Jupp, b Freeman(E. J.), b Jupp 7 Collins ........... C. M. Louden, b Potter 9 Davis, c Tudor, Russell (E.), b Jupp ... 57 Jupp.................. E. C. Coleman, b Jupp 6 Byes, &c. ... P. E. Morris, notout.. 35 C. J. Kortright, lbw, Total b C o llin s................. 5 Second innings : Grinter, b Jupp, 5 ; Russell (A. C.), not out, 45 ; Freeman, not out, 27; extras, 3. Total (1 wkt), 80. 130 H A M P S T E A D v . P IN N E R .— P layed at P inner on June 11. H a m p s t e a d . C. H . C h aldecott, W . J. Carlisle, c b W elch . . 12 A lm on d, b O s­ C. H . E lioart, c m on d 1 W elch , b A lN . S. R ob in son , b m on d 15 O sm ond 33 F . E . D em pster, b F . R . E lioart, re ­ A lm on d 23 tired hurt 17 R . E . E lioart, c G. B . Perkins, lbvv W akefield, b b A lm on d 9 H odges 46 C. Spooner, n ot H . J. E ller, c o u t ....................... 0 W akefield, b B14, lb 1 .. 15 O sm ond 37 I. C. H . T ripp, c — L ee, b W elch .. 30 T otal . . ..2 3 8 P in n e r . L . P arkhouse, b E . R eid, b D em p ­ D em pster 9 ster 0 G. S. L ee, c R . E . F . Parkhouse, b E iloart, b R . E . E iloart. . 0 D em pster 0 W . J. L ock , b C. F . W elch , b D em pster 12 D em pster 0 L . V . W akefield, O. B . O sm ond, b n o t ou t 27 D em pster 2 J. H . O sm ond, A . W . T o o v e y , b c & b D em pster 16 D em pster 6 B yes 11 H . F . H odges, c — D em pster, b T otal 88 R . E . E iloart. . 5 MARLBOROUGH BLUES v. EPSOM COLLEGE. —Played at Epsom on June 11. M a r l b o r o u g h B l u e s . A. W. H. Dickenson, H. J. Wynne, c and b Evans .................. 23 O. S. Jenkins, b Wil­ liams ...........................19 R. G. Knight, c Grip- per, b E v a n s ........... 5 M. O. Lewis,c Bristow, b Evans .................. 0 F. S. Lewis, c Bristow, b Wrightson .......... 0 L. R. Lewis, b Evans 0 A.Hacking, c Hudson, b Evans .................. b Walker ...........10 H. M. Rogers, c Cut- field, b Walker .. 8 W. Armstrong,c Hud­ son, b Walker ... 1 C. J. Abbott (sub), not out .................. 0 Bye ................... 1 Total 84 17 E psom C o ll e g e . J. R. Mcphail, c Jen­ kins, b Knight ... 23 R.V.Hudson, c Dicken­ son, b F. G. Lewis... 9 R.M. Handfield-Jones, c Jenkins, b Hacking 17 A. E. Parkes,b Jenkins 7 F. A. Bristow, not out 6 A. R. Cutfield, b Hack­ ing ........................... 6 R. L. Williams, st L. R. Lewis, b Knight 0 D. J. Evans, b Knight 0 G. N. Wrightson, b Jenkins ................... 0 G. D. Gripper, c and b Jenkins .................. 0 W.J. Walker,b Jenkins 1 B 7, lb 3...................10 Total 79 MERCHANT TAYLORS’ SCHOOL v. ST. JOHN’S, LEATHERHEAD. — Played at Bellingham on June 8, and won by Merchant Taylors’ by 86 runs. Score :— M e r c h a n t T a y l o r s ’ S ch o o l . F. W. R. Greenhill, c James, b Knight ... 20 A. J. H. Roe, c and b Biss ..........................105 C. E. Spencer, c Pea­ cock, b Richardson 26 C. H. L. Rawles, c Pea­ cock, b James.......... 5 G.W. Benton,cTurner, b Biss .................. 14 S. M.Wadham,b James 15 R.H.Spencer,cKnight, b James ................... 1 D. C. Isaac, c Knight, b Biss ................... 9 F. J. Dove, run ou t... 3 M. W. H. Miles, c Knight, b James ... 3 G. E. Burton, not out 1 B 14, lb 2, nb 1... 17 Total ...219 S t . J o h n ’ s , L e a t h e r h e a d . E. C. Turner, b Isaac... 27 L. Stokes, c Wadham, b Isaac ................... 6 G. P. Pavey,b Wadham 7 R. Knight, lbw, b Isaac 5 H. C. James, not out... 41 J. C. deV. Biss, c Miles, b Wadham .......... 14 W. A. Rolley, b Burton 10 R. Jenkins, b Spencer 7 E. H. B. Richardson, c and b Wadham .. 0 W.H. Britton,c Green­ hill, b Spencer ... 1 R. Peacock, lbw, b Spencer .................... 0 B 14, lb 1 ........15 Total ...133 WANDERERS v. GRANVILLE.—Played at Lee on June 13. G r a n v il l e . First innings. Second innings. Major H. E. Lowis, b Craw­ ford ..................................38 c Gale, b Bradley 14 H. Smith, b Crawford ... 0 b Bradley .......... 4 G. A. Gravett, b Bradley... 6 run out .......... 3 H. H. Massie, b Crawford 12 c A s h b e r ry , b A. S. Johnston, c Gale, b B radley...........102 C raw ford..........................22 b Bradley .......... 2 S. Platt, c Watt, b Bradley 8 b Bradley .......... 0 P. P. Lincoln, c Crawford, b B radley.......................... 3 not out.................. 5 P. C. Wood, c Gale, b Craw­ ford .................................. 0 b Bradley .......... 3 C. G. Young, c Watt, b Bradley ........................... 5 b Crawford... P. L. Lincoln, c Damian, b Bradley .......................... J. A. Rutter, not out 0 Byes, &c. ... Total ... c & b Crawford... 28 c Roose, b Brad­ ley ................... 0 B 2, lb 5, w 2 9 ...........103 W a n d e r e r s . Total ...170 J. U. C. Watt, lbw, b Johnston.................. 0 P. G. Gale, c P. P. Lin­ coln, b Johnston ... 13 T. C. Stafford, b Rut­ ter .......................... 5 R. Kenward, b John­ ston ........................... 1 R. T. C r a w fo r d , c Platt, b Massie ... 51 J. U. B. R o o s e , b J o h n ston ................. 2 S. Colman, c Platt, b Johnston.................... 2 L . J. W i s h a r t , b Young ................ 32 G. Ashberry, c John­ ston, b Rutter ... 0 N. A. D a m ia n , b Major L o w is ........17 W. M. Bradley, not out 6 Lb 1, w 3 ............ 4 Total ..133 LORETTO v. ROSSA L L .- Played at Musselburgh on June 10 and 11 and won by Rossall by an innings and 132 runs. Rossall’s last wicket put on 104. Score: — L oreito . R. F. Guthrie, c Bolton, b Edge .......................... ... 17 b Edge...................14 D. M. Ritchie, c Ostrehan, b James .......................... 2 b James ............ 0 A. B. Paterson, b Edge ... 1 c Ostrehan, b G. L. Hunting, c Chamier, James ...........21 b Coldw ell..........................33 b James ............41 G. E. Withers, b James ... 3 c and b Edge ... 24 R. R. Jackson, b Edge ... 17 G. Hedderwick, c Duncan, b Edge .......................... 0 L. M. Fowell, b Edge ... 0 J. E. Ross, b Edge ........... 0 S. Wenley, not out ........... 5 D. H. Leek, b Edge ........... 0 Byes, &c................... 6 Total ...........84 R o ssa ll . c Davis, b James 10 notout...................17 c Davis, b Edge.. 10 b E d ge................. 6 b James ........... 0 c Nathan,b James 0 Byes, &c. ... 18 Total ...161 G. B. Davis, b Ritchie 22 R. H. D. Bolton, c and b R itch ie................. 33 A. S. Edge, b Ritchie . 60 W. A. Coldwell, c and b Hunting ..............17 L. Duncan, c Ritchie, b Withers.................... . 2 G. L. B. James, b Hunting ......................11 R.A.Ostrelian.bRitchie 35 C. K. Chamier, c Wit­ hers, b Ritchie ... 8 G. K. P. Roufell, b Withers ...................19 G. S. Henderson, not out .......................... 60 C. Nathan, b Guthrie 77 Byes, &c. ... 33 Total ...377