Cricket 1910

J u l y 2 8 , 1 9 1 0 . CR ICKET : A WEEKLY KLCORD OF THE GAME. 3 01 LANCASHIRE v. SUSSEX. Played at Liverpool on July 25, 26 and 27. Lancashire won by ten wickets. Sussex did well to score 186 on a dead wicket 011 Monday, especially as half the side were out for 83. Heygate and Relf (A. E.) added 54 for the third wicket in an hour and Chaplin and Vincett 45 for the ninth in 25 minutes. The last-named played a timely and vigorous innings, and made his 49 out of 62 in 40 minutes, his strokes including two 6’s and six 4’s. The Sussex innings lasted three hours and twenty minutes. At the close of the day Lancashire had half-an-hour’s batting, during which time Spooner and Hartley scored 23without being parted. There was such heavy rain during Monday night and the following morning that the game could not be continued until four o'clock 011 Tuesday. Lancashire then gained a distinct advantage, being 15 runs ahead with half their wickets in hand by the end of the day. Spooner and Hartley added 42 more runs before being parted, after which the latter added 33 with Tyldesley (J. T.) and 44 with Sharp. Hartleymade his 77 out of 142 in 130minutes without a mistake and hit seven 4’s. Sharp, more vigorous, scored 65 out of 98 in 70 minutes, and with Tyldesley (E.) put 011 54 in 35 minutes for the fourth wickct. He hit two 6’s and five 4’s. Yesterday, owing mainly to Makepeace and Heap, who added 44 in 40 minutes, the inuings was declared closed with nine wickets down for 267. In a minority of 81, Sussex opened their second innings with Vine and the younger Relf, who made 44 together for the first wicket in 35 minutes. The good start, however, was not maintained, for Dean and Heap-the former especially—bowled with such effect that the other nine wickets added only 56. The collapse was almost dramatic, for at lunch only one man was out for 74. The last five wickets fell for 13, and Vino carriedliis bat through the innings, which lasted just over two hours, for 19. Lancashire won by ten wickets. Score and analysis S u s s e x . First innings. Second innings. Vine, lbw, b Huddleston ... 11 notout............... 19 Relf (R. R.), c Worsley, b Dean ............................ R. B. Heygate, c Tyldesley (E.), b Heap ......... Relf (A. E.), b Heap ... Leach, c Makepeace, b Dean J. W. Nason, lbw, b Hud­ dleston ...................... Killick, c Worsley, b Hud­ dleston ......................20 Cox (G. R.), b Dean......... 2 H. R. Chaplin, b Dean ... 18 Vincett, run out............... 49 Butt, not out ............... 7 c Worsley, b Heap 33 cTyldesley(J. T.), b Heap .........27 c Hornby, b Heap 0 cTyldesley(J.T.), b Dean ......... 0 B 4, lb 4, nb 1 . Total ...186 6 stWorsley,bDean 10 lbw, b Heap ... 0 c Sharp, bDean 2 b Dean.............. 0 c Spooner,b Dean 0 c Makepeace, b Dean ....... 3 B 4, lb 2 ... 6 Total.....100 L a n c a s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. R. IJ. Spooner, c Nason, b Relf (A. E.) ......... ... 33 not out............... 11 A. Hartley, c Relf (R. R.), b Killick ......................77 Tyldesley(J. T.), c Ileygate, b Vincett......................11 Sharp (J.), b Vincett........ 65 Tyldesley (E.), c Killick, b Vincett ...................... 9 Makepeace, st Butt, b Cox 24 Dean, c and b Relf (A. E.) 4 Heap, not out ... ... 23 A.II.Hornby, c Butt,bCox 11 notout............... 11 Huddleston, st Butt, b Cox 4 B 3, lb 2, w 1 ......... 6 Byes, &c. ... 0 Total (9 wkts) *267 Total (110 wkt) 22 ♦Innings declared closed. Worsley did not bat. S u sse x . First innings. O. M. R. W. Dean .........33 2 8 80 4 Huddleston ... 33 9 65 3 Heap ........ 10 3 5>2 2 Dean bowled one no-ball. L a n c a s h ir e . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Cox ........... 30*5 3 1013 ......... 2 0 10 0 Relf(A. E.) ... 311059 2... 2’10120 Vincett.........21 2 713 .......... Killick ........ 8 1 30 1 .......... Killick bowled one wide. Second innings. O. M. R. W. 8 44 6 3 19 0 8 31 4 193 10 18 Playing for Mr. Hamish Stuart’s XI. against Beddington on Monday, Alan Marshal made 74 out of 96 obtained whilst in and took six wickets for 44 runs in a total of 126. Beddington won by one run. THE LONDON SCOTTISH WEEK. LONDON SCOTTISH v. WEST HERTS.—Played at Brondesbury on July 20. L o n d o n S co t tis h . C. Powell, c Sumpter, b Clarke............... 5 S. Lienard,st Goodall, b James ............... 21 E. Hogg, c sub, b Wolf 22 G. T. Holford, b Phillips ............... 19 L. Lienard, b Phillips 1 E. Lacey, c Wolf, b Hudson ............... 12 E.A. Homer, b Phillips 10 C. C. Tollit, run out .. 0 W. G. Henderson, b Phillips ............... 16 R. A. Bennett, b Phillips ............... 9 A. Angus Thomas, not out ...................... 0 Leg-byes ......... 4 P. Sneath, c Hogg, b Lacey ............... 5 G. Wolf, b S. Lienard 13 A. Henderson, b Lacey 16 J. Goodall, c G. Lie- nai-d, b Hogg.........10 — Phillips, not out ... 49 J. Sumpter, c L. Lie­ nard, b Lacey ... 9 W est H e r t s . Total ...119 C. James, lbw, b Lacey 0 C. Hudson, b Lacey.. 12 S. Hart, b Powell .. 1 W. Clarke, b Powell... 0 A. N. Other, absent Byes ............... 7 Total ...122 LONDON SCOTTISH v. BRONDESBURY.—Played at Brondesbury on July 21. L o n d o n S c o t tis h . S. Lienard, c&b Wood 23 L.Lienard,lbw. bWood 5 E. Hogg, b Wood ... 1 G. T. Holford, b Faux 30 E. Lacey, b Wood ... 2 E. A. Homer, c and b Wood......................14 W. G. Henderson, c Ruscoe, b Wilson ... 40 C.W.Trench, c Wilson, b Faux ............... 0 B r o n d e sb u r y . R. A. Bennett, c Wilson, b Faux ... 5 A. Angus Thomas, not out ............... 37 H. A. Edwards, st Daglisch, b Wilson 0 B 26, lb 1, w 3... 30 L o n d o n S c o t t is h . Total ...1S7 E. F. Wilson, c Ed­ wards, b S. Lienard 13 W.Hanwell, c and b S. Lienard ........ ... 0 J. Doyle, c Trench, b Hogg....................17 W. Daglisch, bLacey 5 H. C. Ruscoe, b S. Lienard .............28 J. Mood/, b Lacey ... 0 G. Page, b Lacey ... 0 F. Ruscoe, c Hender­ son, b Hogg ......... 5 C. Faux, b liogg ... 2 W.Wood, b S. Lienard 19 — Sencschall not out 1 B 8, lb 1 ......... 9 Total .........99 LONDON SCOTTISH v. ROYAL DENTAL HOSPITAL.—Played at Brondesbury on July 22. R o y a l D e n t a l H o s p it a l. First innings. R. W. List, c E. A. Bennett, b Lacey ......................26 J. H. Paget, b Lacey......... 2 R. A. Rail, b S. Lienard ... 7 G. R. Craig, b S. Lienard .. 0 G. K. Crawford, hit wkt, b S. Lienard......................21 H. Peters, b Lacey ......... 4 E. Sherwell, run out........ 9 A. A. Thomas, lbw, b Hogg 7 R. O. Bell, b Hogg ......... 1 G. N. Paul, not out ........ 3 G. T. Younge, c E. A. Bennett, b Hogg ......... 3 N. Grellier, c S. Lienard, b H ogg............................ 3 Byes ...................... 2 Second innings. notout............... 12 b E. A. Bennett 11 c R. A. Bennett, b E. A Bennett b E. A. Bennett L. bL. Lienard c Powell, b Lienard c R. A. Bennett, b L. Lienard ... Byes ......... Total E. Powell, run out ... L. Lienard, b Craw­ ford ......................10 S. Lienard, b Peters... 4 H. James, b Peters ... 0 E. A. Homer, c List, b Crawford ......... 7 R.A. Bennett,b Peters 10 G. T. Holford, lbw, b Thomas ............... 18 H. A. Edwards did not bat. ............... 88 Total (6 wkts) 39 L o n d o n S c o t t is h . E. Hogg, run out ... 13 W. G. Henderson, b Paget ............... 14 E. Lacey, c and b Thomas E. A. Bennett, Thomas ......... B 8, nb I Total ... LONDON SCOTTISH v. HAMPSTEAD.—Played at Brondesbury 011 July 23. H a m ps te a d . C. H. Eiloart, st R. A. Bennett, b Powell... 21 F. E. Dempster, c R. A. Bennett,bLienard...101 R.E.Eiloart, c H. G. V. Homer, b Read ... 53 C.D.MacMillan, c R.A. Bennett, b Read ... 11 G.M. Hodgson, st R.A. Bennett, c Powell... 8 P. R. Eiloart, c and b Powell ............... 0 G. B. Pitts, st R. A. Bennett,b Powell... 13 C. M. Goodall, b Lienard ............... 2 R. B. G. Glover, b Lienard ............... 0 J. G. R. Perkins, not out ...................... 3 R. S. Challands, not out ............... ... 9 B 9, lb 8, nb 2 ... 19 Total (9 wkts)*240 E. A. Bennett, not out 44 C. Powell, b Ii. E. Eiloart .............. 0 W. G. Henderson, c Hodgon, b Pitts ... 1 L. Lienard, b R. E. Eiloart ......... 6 n.G.V. Homer, b R E. Eiloart ................ 4 E. A. Homer, c C. H. Eiloart,bR.E. Eiloart 8 G. T. Holford, b Pitts A. H. Read, b Pitts... R. A. Bennett, c C. H. Eiloart, b Pitts ... A. Angus Thomas, b Pitts ...................... A. S. Hoe, b Chal­ lands ..................... B 15, lb 2, w 1 .. Total ...109 CRICKET IN SCOTLAND. FIFESHIRE v. CLACKMANNAN COUNTY.— Played at Dunfermline 011 July 9 and left drawn. Score:— F if e s h ir e . D. Connel, b West ... 3 A. J. Macgregor, c sub, b West ............... 4 Cox. not out .........76 J. Paton, c Patrick, b Bowie ............... 17 R. K. Smith, c and b West...................... 4 J. Taylor, c West, b ■ Bowie ............... 50 J.Wardlaw,c Gilmour, b West ............... J. Moodie, b Bowie ... R. Boyd, c& b Bowie A. Wilkie, b Bowie ... R. Young, not out ... Byes, &c. ... ... Total ...182 C la c k m a n n a n C o u n t y . R.W. Marshall, c Mac­ Gregor, b Paton ... 17 T. Scott, notout ... 0 Byes, &c............ 5 T. A. Bowie, b Boyd.. 24 J. Younger, lbw, b Boyd...................... 6 A. G. Moir, c Connel, b Paton ......... ... 26 West, b Wilkie........ 28 Total (5wkts)132 R. Cairns, not out ... 26 S. Perry, D. Patrick, R. M'Ewan, and A. Gilmour did not bat. STIRLING COUNTY v. PERTHSHIRE.—Played at Stirling on July 9 and left drawn. Score :— S t ir li n g C o u n ty . R. E.Adair, b Benskin 26 Capt. Esham, c and b Benskin ............... 4 A. G. Oswald, b Ben­ skin ......... ......... 8 J. II. Orr, c Gardner, b Benskin .........2i W. M. Milne, b Ben­ skin .'.....................54 T. Wilson and G. Mailer did not bat. P e r t h s h ir e . A. M. P. Lyle, c Gard­ ner, b Benskin ... 26 J. A. L. Dunlop, b Benskin ............... 8 Gooder, not out.........43 J.W.Ferguson, not out IS Byes, &c............ 16 Total (7 wkts) 227 A. K. Bell, bGooder... 14 J. Ferguson, not out.. 75 Joe Anderson, st Mailer, b Lyle ... 24 Dr. Stuart, b Gooder.. IS J.L.Anderson, not out 5 R. Gardiner, lbw, b Gooder ............... 2 Byes, &c............ 15 Total (4 wkts)158 Benskin, J. Hailey, Capt. Gascoigne, F. Smith and R. Wood did not bat. MARLBOROUGH BLUES v. CHISWICK PARK.- Playcd at Chiswick on July 23. C h is w ic k P a r k . C. H. E. Greene, b Jen­ kins ......................14 C. Longhurst, b Wyer 22 L. S. M. Page, b Jen­ kins ..................... 4 F. M. Killion, b Jen­ kins ...................... 1 R. L. Finnis, b Wyer 5 W.II.L.Horton,bWyer 0 R. E. Godfrey, b Jen­ kins ...................... 2 H. G. N. Yates, b Jen­ kins ...................... 11 II. Longhurst,cLewis, b Jenkins ......... 6 W. J. Dampton, c Thring, b Jenkins... 43 G. Brandon, not out... 8 B 7, lb 2 ......... 9 Total ...125 . M a r lb o r o u g h B lu e s . J. C. H. M. Thring, b H. Longhurst ......... 9 A. W. Dickinson, c Godfrey, b Brandon 26 L. N. Rogers, c Killion, b Hampton .........19 C. R. Wyer, c Page, b Brandon ............... 11 A. N. Rogers, b Bran­ don ......... ... 0 V. B. Rogers did not bat. P.C.Coast,c Horton, b Hampton .........10 . Church, c Killion, b Brandon .........17 !. O. Lewis, c God­ frey, b Brandon ... 4 . S. Jenkins, not out 41 . M. Rogers, not out 10 B 11, lb 2, w 1 ... 14 Total (8 wkts)161 It has for some time past been rumoured that V. F. S. Crawford will leave England after the present season in order to settle in Ceylon. His departure would mean a severe loss to Leicester­ shire cricket.