Cricket 1910

2 4 2 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u l y 7 , 1 9 1 0 . During the present season Harrow have beaten the Free Foresters, Household Bri­ gade, M.C.C., Harlequins and Quidnuncs and have lost to Mr. M. C. Kemp’s XI. : the fixture with I Zingari was scratched owing to rain, and drawn match4s were played with the Authentics and Old Harrovians. On the other hand Eton have defeated the Eton Ramb’ers, have been beaten by the Authentics, Butterflies aud Free Foresters, and have played drawn games with Liverpool, New College (Oxford) and Winchester. For to-morrow’s match at Lord’s Harrow will have seven old colours in the team: Eton only tw o- Fowler and Lubbock. Eton’s chief strength is in bowling and Harrow’s in batting and fielding, though as many as eight members of the latter side can bowl. This year’s game should pro luce some capital cricket. CRICKET IN SCOTLAND. HUNDREDS SCORED IN ETON MATCHES. 7 . HARROW F o r E to n . 152 E. Bayley 10S " " " " 117 F o r H a r r o w . *112 A. W. T. Daniel 1860 100 E. Crawley ... 1S85 135 A. K.Watson... 1SS5 108 R. B. Hoare ... 1888 124 J. H. Stogdon 1895 142 T. G. O. Cole... 1897 j- M. C. Bird ... 1907 1841 C. J. Ottaway 1S09 A. W. Ridley... 1871 113 W. F. Forbes... 1876 114 C. P. Foley ... 1886 101 H. C. Pilking- ton ...........1896 120 B. J. T. Bosan- quet .......... 1896 100 E. N. S. Crank- shaw ...........1903 183 D. C. Boles ... 1901 * Signifies not out. Nine such scores have been made for Eton and eight for Harrow. M. C. Bird is the only batsman who has obtained two separate hundreds, and both were made in the same match. CHESHIRE v. STAFFORDSHIRE. Played at Oxton on June 28 and 29 and left drawn. Score:— C h e s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. F. C. Wild, b Barnes........... 0 b Deyes .......... 17 Mason (P.), c Barnes, bG ill 4 notout... ......... 4 R. M. Chadwick, b Barnes 10 b Deyes .......... 20 F. C. Hunter, c Briggs, b Barnes ... .................. 6 c and b Barnes... Smoker (G.), c Bourne, b Gill ................................. 1 b Deycs .......... 0 C. Danson, b B a rn es......... 13 Moorhouse (G.), c Deyes, b Barnes ........................... 7 H. P. Rigby, lbw, b Barnes 13 F. S. Church, not out ... 4 notout.................. 15 F. A. Jones, run o u t........... 0 b De/es ......... -.13 W. A. V. Churton, c and b Barnes .......................... 12 B 5, nb 7 ...................12 Byes ............. 6 Total .................. 82 Total (5 wkts) 82 S t a f f o r d s h ir e . P. Briggs, c and b Smoker .................. 5 E. W. Page, b Smoker 1 Nicliolls,c Moorhouse, b Sm oker...................10 Vost, b Mason ........... 2 H. D. Stratton, c Rig­ by, b Sm oker........... 0 Barnes, c Churton, b Mason ................... 0 H.E.Bourne,b Smoker 1 J. W.Johnson,b Mason 2 Gill, c Churton, b Smoker ................... H. Dearing, not out... Deyes, c Smoker, b Mason ................... 1 B 6, lb 2 ........... Total 65 RENFREWSHIRE v. LANARKSHIRE.—Played at Anniesland on June 29 and won by Renfrew­ shire, for whom Martin took eight wickets for 62 runs. Score :— L a n a r k s h ir e . R. Paterson, b Martin 30 1 D. Murray, not o u t... 24 GEORGE LEWIN & Co., (Established 1869.) Club Colour Specialists and A th letic Clothing Manufacturers. OUTFITTERS BY APPOINTMENT To the M.C.C. South African XI., 1909-10 ; the Aus­ tralians, 1896, 1899 and 1902 ; Mr. Stoddart’s XI., 1894-1895, 1897-1898; Mr. MacLaren’s XL, 1901-1902; West Indian XI., 1900 and 1906 ; South Africans XL, 1901 and 1907; and M.C.C., Lancashire, Kent, Surrey and Sussex Counties, Wanderers, Stoics, Bromley, Sutton, and all Public Schools’ Old Boys’ Clubs, and Queen’s Club.—WTrite for E st im a te s F r e e . Telegraphic Address : “ Leot&de , London.*' Telephone ; P . O. City 607, 8, Crooked Lane, Monument, London Bridge, E.C. Dr. D. Logan, b Martin A. Lewis, c Fothering- ham, b Martin J. Lavelle, c Giblett, b Martin .................. J. B. Leo, c Waddell, b Martin.................. G.A. Delaney,b Martin W. Rennie, c Waters, b G ib lett.................. A. Sommerville, Hardy, b Martin ... 6 C. Haggas, e M‘ Kin- lay, b Martin...........13 A. W. M'Laren, c Fotheringham, b M 'Kinlay.................. 2 Byes, &c.............. 4 Total , 96 R. Murray, b Rennie... G. Smith, c Sommer- ville, b Rennie A. K. Harris, c Lewis, b Sommerville J. O. Martin, c Logan, b Lewis ......... ... ( B. S. F. Giblett, c De­ laney, b Rennie ... R. R Waters, lbw, b Sommerville ........... R e n f r e w s h ir e . C. W. Andrew, lbw, b Lee .................. ... 14 H. P. M’ Hardy, c sub., b Delaney ...........24 I. B. M’Kinlay, c Paterson, b Lee ... 0 W. A. Waddell, b Lee 1 R. Fotheringham, not out .......................... 6 Byes, &c. ... 20 Total .154 FORFARSHIRE v. PERTHSHIRE.—Played at Forthill on July 2 and left drawn, owing to rain. Score and analysis :— F o r f a r s h ir e . J. A. Kyd, c Bell, b J. W.Sorrie,bFerguson 26 J.E. M’Intyre,notout 3 Keigwin .................. 24 R. G. 'l’ait, not out ...102 A. Lindsay .retired hurt 0 Byes, &c. ... 24 Total (2 wkts) *179 * Innings declared closed. C. Ferrier, R. M. Lindsay, D. Chapel, G. K. Chalmers, R. W. Sievewright and Ringrose did not CKICKET IN HONOLULU . bat. P e r t h s h ir e . Dr. Stuart, b Sieve­ wright .................. 5 A. Fraser, b Sieve­ wright .................. 0 J. Hailey, not out ... 37 J. Ferguson, c Sieve­ wright, b Ringrose 13 Joe Anderson, not out 8 Byes, &c..................10 Total (3 wkts) 73 A. K. Bell, H. D. Keigwin, Rev. J. S. B. Brown, R. M. Mitchell, R. W. Smith aud Benskin did not bat. F o r f a r s h ir e . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Benskin ... 5 0 15 0 IFraser ... 5 0 13 0 Mitchell ... 8 1 36 0 iFerguson. 6 0 24 1 Keigwin ... 10 0 38 1 |Stuart ... 4 4 0 29 0 P e r t h s h ir e . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Ringrose ..11 4 24 1 IChapel ... 3 0 6 0 Sievewright 10 2 31 2 |Ferrier ... 2 1 2 0 CLACKMANNAN COUNTY v. STIRLING COUNTY.—Played at Alloa on July 2 and left drawn on account of rain. Score:— C l a c k m a n n a n C o u n t y . T. Bowie, not o u t ......................................45 F. MacFarlane, b Gooder .......................... 1 West, not o u t ......................................... 59 Byes, &c...................................... 4 Total (1 wkt) S t ir l in g C o u n ty did not bat. ...109 GRANGE v. WEST OF SCOTLAND.-Played at Raeburn Place on July 2 and won easily by Grange. Mr. Grant Asher made one of his ra:e appearances and did well. Score :— W e st of S c o tla n d . W. W. Tennent, lbw, b Peel ......................... 7 H. C. Barbour, c Jen- kinson, b Cummings 20 Carter, c Howard, b Smith ...............41 E. A. Stott, c Jenkin- son, b Smith ........ 2 B. Williams, c Asher, b Smith ........... ... 10 J. H. Casscls, c Jen- kinson,b Cummings 1 G r a n g e , D. L . A. Smith, c Mur­ phy, b Barbour ... 17 G. H. Keeton, st Har­ per, b Barbour ...119 J. J. Ainslie, c Carter, b Barbour................ 3 H. B. Cummings, c Williams, b Stott ... 16 M. L. Martin, c Ban­ ker, b Peel ...........35 K. W. Warden, c Kee­ ton, b Peel ...........30 L. G. Hore, b Howard 5 II. Harper, not out .. 14 Murphy, b Howard... 4 Byes, &c. ... 3 Total ...172 A.G.G. Asher, notout .101 Major P. D. Hamilton, c Harper, b Stott... 5 S. N. .lenkinson, b Martin ...................29 A. Howard, not out.. 2 Byes, &c. ... 12 Total (6 wkts) . 304 The first match of the Honolulu season took place on June 4, aud English, Scotch, Irish and Chinese were included in the sides. The followiug report, by au American press­ man, appeared in the Sunday Advertiser of June 5th:— CHINESE PLAY STAR GAMEJF CRICKET Honolulu Club Outpoints Bishop & Co Team by Twenty- Two Runs. The Oriental contingent of Bishop & Co.’s team displayed real British skill at cricket in the game with the Honolulu Club at Makiki field yesterday afternoon. Kau went up in the air after a fly, making a sensational single left handed catch which was the spectacular feature of the game, while En Yate hit out with Celestial vigor. C. P. Morse smote lustily, running up a score of twenty-two for the Honolulu Club while A. Baird totaled nine, which was the best individual record made by the Bishop chaps. The club cricketers doubled the Bishop eleven’s score, putting it over them 44 to 22, a 22 run skidoo for the last year champions. There were only three matches played last year. The Bishops defeated the Honolulu Club and Davies & Co. beat the Bishops. The club players then went over to Maui and played a game at Kahului. Both sides showed lack of practice yesterday. Bob Anderson, however, gave evidence that he may keep the scorers hustling later in the season. The fielding all round showed room for improvement. Following is a summary of the game : B ish o p & Co. G. W a te rh o u se , run An- J. M. Macconel, out ................. W. Simpson, b derson ................... J. Cockburn, b Morse. Y. Jamieson, c Bailey, b Anderson ........... A. Baird, c Anderson, b Winkley ........... T. P. Wr. Gray, c Bailey, b Anderson ........... Bailey, b Anderson B. Lewis, b Jordan ... A. Kau, c and b W inkley.................. K. Cliing, b MacLean En Yate, not out Total ... H o n o lu lu C r ic k e t C l u b . N. Deerr, b Simpson... H. B. Bailey, c Kau, b Simpson ................... J. R. M. MacLean, b Cockburn................... R. A. Jordan, b Simp­ son .......................... H. G. Winkley, run out L. G. Blackman, c Gray, b Cockburn ... C. P. Morse, not out.. 22 W. Craik, retired hurt 1 R. Anderson, c Simp­ son, b B a ird ........... 9 J. H. Fiddes, c and b Sim pson................... 3 E. F. Melanphy, b Cockburn ........... 0 Total ... 44 KENT v. XVIII. OF TOWN MALLING. Played at Town Mailing on June 30 and J u ly l and left drawn. Score :— XVIII o f T o w n M a l l in g . N. A. Boyd, c Woolley, b Fairservice ...........31 G. Adam, c Dillon, b Hutchings ........... 9 Capt. S. Phillips, b Huish..........................14 B. Mullins, c Dillon, b Hutchings ... ... 5 G. Laurence, b Fielder 50 W. Adams, c Fairser­ vice, b Hatfield ... 7 R. Chittenden, c Wool­ ley, b Fielder...........34 L. H. Hardy, b Fielder 2 W. Hickmott, jun., c Woolley, b Huish ... 3 F. Starhip, c Seymour, b Troughton ........... 2 A. G. Adam, c Black- b u m e -M a z e , b Fielder ................. W. Hiokmott, sen., c Woolley, b Fielder... Hodge, c & b Woolley 10 Skinner,c&b Woolley 23 Rev. J. R. Leigh, c Hat­ field, b Fairservice W. R. Stratton, b Fairservice ........... Preston, not out Groves, c Woolley, b Seym our.................. Byes, &c.............. 0 0 Total ...280 K. L. Hutchings, not out .......................... 10 Byes, &c.............. 8 Fielder, b Groves ... 1 Humphreys, not out... 11 E. W. Dillon, c Phillips, b Preston.................. 3 Total (2 wkts) ... 33 Seymour, L. H. W . Troughton, Woolley, C. E. Hatfield, Fairservice, Huish, and C. J. Blackburne- Maze did not bat.