Cricket 1910

3 0 2 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u l y 2 8 , 1 9 1 0 . YORKSHIRE v. DERBYSHIRE. Played at Bradford on July 25 and 26. Yorkshire won by an innings and 101 runs. Monday’s play was a triumph for Hirst and Booth, who, bowling unchanged got rid of Derbyshire in an hour and three-quarters for 75 and afterwards, when three wickets had fallen cheaply, put on 94 in seventy minutes, each exceeding the half-century. Occasionally the ball kicked, and it always left the ground quickly. Derbyshire had five wickets down for 17 and seven for 29, and it was due largely to some big hitting by Warren that the total reached the proportions it did. As stated, the Yorkshire batting was marked by a fine stand by Hirst and Booth. The former made 53 in 70 minutes and hit nine 4’s, and the latter obtained his 54in 95 minutes and hit four 4’s. When stumps were drawn, York­ shire had five wickets down for 160. On Tuesday, as the result of some useful batting by the tail, the last five wickets added 74. Myers made 31by rather slow cricket, and Dolphin and Drake put on 34 for the last wicket in 25 minutes. When Derbyshire went in for the second time they never appeared likely to escape a very heavy defeat. The only player on the side who showed much confidence was Morton, who, going in first, carried his bat through the innings for 28. Rhodes, whose bowling was well served by the state of the wicket, enjoyed a great triumph. Score and analysis :— D e r b y s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. Morton, c Dolphin, b Hirst 8 notout................28 Needham, b Hirst ....... 3 c Radcliffe, b Booth .........15 Newton, c and b Booth ... 0 cTurner,bRhodes 2 J. Chapman, c Dolphin, b H irst............................. 0 cTurner,b Rhodes 1 T. Forester, b Booth......... 3 c Dolphin,bBooth 1 Cadman, c Bates, b Booth 4 st Dolphin, b Rhodes .........10 H. F. D. Jelf, c and b Hirst 9 b Haigh ......... 0 T. A. Higson, c Drake, b Booth............................. 3 b Booth ......... 0 L. Oliver, c and b Booth... 8 c Booth,b Rhodes 0 Warren, b Hirst............... 27 c Haigh, b Hirst.. 1 Humphries, not out .. .. 4 c Drake,b Rhodes 0 B 5, lb 1 ............... 6 B 1, lb 3 ... 4 Total.........62 Total Rhodes, c Oliver, Morton ............... 23 Wilson, b Warren ... 9 Bates, c Cadman, b Warren ............ 0 Booth, b Morton ... 54 Hirst, b Cadman ... 53 Myers, c Humphries, b Morton............... 31 Turner, c Chapman, b Cadman ............... 5 .........75 Y o r k s h ir e . b Drake, not o u t.........22 Haigh, c Forester, b Cadman ................ 1 E. J. Radcliffe, c Cad­ man, b Morton ... 10 Dolphin, c and b Hig­ son ...................... 19 B 1, lb 10 .........11 Total ...238 D e r b y s h ir e . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Hirst 16-2 3 35 5 ......... 11 5 16 1 Booth .. 16 5 34 5 ......... 11 3 28 3 Haigh ......... 5 1 9 1 Rhodes......... 4-4 2 5 5 Y o r k s h ir e . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Morton .. 39 10 88 4 1 Higson . . 4'2 1 0 1 Warren .. 14 3 29 2 Forester . 10 3 26 0 Cadman ... 34 10 75 3 | WANDERERS v. July 23. F. R. McNair, b Brad­ ley ...................... 0 A, R. Daniels, b Brad­ ley ......................20 H. Carrick, c Ken­ ward, b Bradley ... 0 A. J. Green, b Craw­ ford ......................10 G. C. Holmwood, b Bradley ..................10 D. Forde, b Bradley... 10 W a n d e r e r s . EPSOM.—Played at Epsom on E pso m . H. C. Greenside, b Bradley ................37 G. V. Campbell, c sub, b Bradley .........18 H. T. Grundtvig, c Brooks, b Crawford 11 A. Holt, b Bradley ... 6 L. Lewin, not out .. 6 B 3, lb 2, nb 2 ... 7 Total ...135 S. Colman, b Campbell 35 T. C. Stafford, c Camp­ bell, b McNair ... 31 J. U. C.Watt,cMcNair, b Campbell .........12 R. Kenward, bCarrick 13 L. S. Wells, c Daniels, b Campbell ......... 4 R.T.Crawford,cGreen- side, b Daniels ... 75 R. B. Brooks, b Camp­ bell ...................... 8 P. G. Gale, not out ... 87 G. Dawdry, c Green, b Campbell .........19 N. A. Damian, b Car­ rick ..................... 25 W. M. Bradley, c Daniels, b Fordc . 19 B 10, w 7, nb 3... 20 Total ..348 STAFFORDSHIRE v. NOTTS 2 nd XI. Played at Stoke on July 11 and 12 and won by Staffordshire by seven wickets. Score and analysis:— N otts 2nd XI. First innings. Second innings. James, c Stratton, b Barnes 0 lbw, b Barnes ... 7 Armstrong, c Pool, b Vost 50 c Barnes, b Vost 34 Lee, c Nicholls, b Barnes... 18 b Bucknell......... 18 Iremonger (A.), lbw, b Barnes ...................... 6 c Deyes, b Vost... 7 Stapleton, b Vost ......... 7 c Stratton, b Bucknell ... 25 Whysall, lbw, b Vost......... 0 lbw, b Vost......... 10 Rev. H. Staunton, b Buck­ nell ............................ 1 b Vost................ 1 Riley c Deyes, b Bucknell 1 c Eaton, b Deyes 12 Turner, lbw, b Bucknell ... 0 bBarnes .......... 4 Clifton, not out .................. 0 not out................ 0 Barnes, b Vost .................. 0 b Barnes .......... 0 Byes, &c................... 4 Byes, &c. ... 3 Total Total .........121 S taffordshire . First innings. Second innings. Fereday, run out ......... 10 notout.................... 48 J. Poole, c Lee, b Riley ... 3 Barnes, c Armstrong, b c Armstrong, b Clifton ...................... 8Clifton ............... 8 H. D. Stratton, c Lee, b Barnes ...................... 7 bRiley .......... 30 D. Briggs, b Barnes ......... 23 cStapleton, b Clifton ......... 0 Nicholls, c Clifton, b Ire­ monger ...................... 34 notout.................... 17 L. F. Taylor, b Riley........ 3 Vost, b Riley ............... 6 J. C. Eaton, b Iremonger 4 Bucknell, b Riley .......... 2 Deyes, not out ............... 0 Byes, &c................... 3 Byes, &c. ... 3 Total ...103 Total(3 wkts) 106 N otts 2 nd XL First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W.O. M. It. W. Barnes ......... 10 1 46 3 .......... 15’5 1 50 3 Bucknell ... 10 6 13 3 ......... 12 7 15 2 Deyes ... ... 4 0 19 0 ......... 8 1 20 1 Vost .......... 5 2 5 4 ......... 11 2 33 4 S taffordshire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W.O. M. R. W. Riley .......... 23 10 32 4 ......... 15 5 21 1 Clifton .......... 13 3 32 1 ......... 17 4 47 2 Barnes .......... 20 8 21 2 ......... 12 7 14 0 Armstrong ... 3 0 7 0 ......... 2 0 9 0 Iremonger ... 4 3 0 8 2 .......... 5'4 2 12 0 Riley bowled three no-balls. GENTLEMEN OF NORTHUMBERLAND v GENTLEMEN OF YORKSHIRE.—Played at Newcastle on July 20 and 21 and won by North­ umberland by an innings and 52 runs. Score:— N o r t h u m b e r la n d G e n tle m e n . R. Cumberledge, c Raitt, b Reynard ... 13 R. Mortimer, c White, b Bardell............... 38 C. Arkwright, b Swale 46 H. Hunter, c Lawson- Smith, b Reynard ...108 C. Skinner, b Swale ... 47 N. Wilkinson, c and b Leather ............... 76 W.Meldon, b Reynard 10 R. Foster, not out ... 1 Capt. E. Davies, not out ......................13 Byes, &c........... 36 Total (7 wkts) *388 ♦Innings declared closed. R. Lambton and H. Pybus did not bat. G e n tle m e n o f First innings. Major Raitt, c Lambton, b Skinner ...................... Capt. Luther, c Mortimer, b Foster ............... E. Mortimer, c Arkwright, b Meldon...................... Sir A. White, b Skinner ... C. Swale, b Skinner......... W. Coghlan, b Skinner ... K. Leather, b Skinner T. Bardswell, c Melton, b Hunter ...................... E. Lawson-Smith, not out R. Chichester-Constable, b Skinner ...................... C. Reynard, c Skinner, b Foster............................ Y o r k s h ir e . Second innings, c Davies, b Mor- 7 timer ....... 0 51 b Arkwright ... 81 c Cumberledge, b 4 Skinner......53 0 b Skinner ...... 0 4 c Cumberledge, b Skinner......14 6 b Skinner ...... 0 6 b Skinner ...... 0 c Wilkinson, b 45 Mortimer ... 12 3 b Foster .... 14 2 b Skinner ... 0 not out........ 9 Byes, &c. SURREY v. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Played at the Oval on July 25 and 26. REMARKABLE BOWLING BY SMITH. THE HAT-TRICK. Surrey won by an innings and 131 runs. Rain during the night andshowers in the morning combined to cause the start of this match to be delayed until ten minutes to three. In scoring 233 Surrey did much better than at one time seemed likely, for Hobbs, Hayes and Hayward were all out for 33. Bush and Ducat added 31 together and the latter and Bird 44 in 35 minutes. Ducat played a splendid game on the slow wicket, and made 13 off East in an over. He made his 67 out of 124in 90 minutes, hitting with great power, and making a 6, a 5 and seven 4’s. The ninth wicket fell at 179, but some fearless hitting by Strudwick and Smith took the total to 233. Thompson, who was on during almost all the innings, took six wickets for 62 runs and obtained his 100thof the season. In 25 minutes at the end of the day Northants scored 15without loss. On Tuesday, as the result of some extra­ ordinary bowling by Smith, Northants lost twenty wickets for 87 runs and were beaten by an innings and 131 runs. Smith was master of the situation throughout, and the batting calls for no detailed description. In the first innings he got out East and Haywood with consecutive balls, and, after seeing Wells missed by Hayes off the next delivery, got rid of him with the following, thus taking three wickets in four balls. In the second innings he did the hat-trick at the expense of East, Wells and Haywood, the last-named falling to a well-judged catch in the long-field. Score and analysis :— S u r r e y . Hayward, c Smith, b Thompson ... ... 8 Hobbs, c East, bSmith 17 Haye3, c Ellis, b Thompson ......... 0 Capt. H. S. Bush, c Wells, b Thompson 19 Ducat, st Ellis, b Seymour............... 67 M. C. Bird, b Thomp- Total son ......... ......... 19 N o r t h a m p t o n s h ir e . Abel (W. J.) b Sey­ mour ................ 9 Platt, b Thompson ... 1 Smith, not out.........31 Hitch, st Ellis, b Thompson ......... 3 Strudwick, b Smith... 31 B 19, lb 2, w 4, nb3 28 ...233 Total . 137 Total ..199 First innings. R. Knight, b Platt ......... 4 Seymour (John), c Bird, b P la tt............................ 8 G. A. T. Vials, b Smith ... 5 S. G. Smith, st Strudwick, b Smith ......................12 Thompson, b Platt ......... 7 East, b Smith ............... 2 A. P. R. Hawtin, lbw, b Smith............................ 0 E M. Crosse, c Bird, b Platt ............................ Haywood, c Bird, b Smith Wells, st Strudwick, b Smith ...................... 0 Ellis, not out ............... 0 B 10, nb 1 ............... 11 Total Second innings, c Abel, b Smith c Hayes, b Platt... c Hayes, b Smith b Smith ......... b Platt............... 1 c Hayes, b Smith c Platt, b Smith c Ducat, b Smith b Smith not out... Byes... Total 0 2 0 0 6 51 ............... 51 S u r r e y . M. R.W. O. 4 62 6 IEast ... 8 1 69 2 |Seymour.. 8 Thompson bowled one wide and two no-balls, Smith two wides, East one no-ball, and Seymour one wide. N o r th a m p to n s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. ... 19 9 16 6 ......... 9 1 ... 17-5 7 24 4 ......... 9 ... 1 1 0 0 ....... Platt bowled one no-ball. O. Thompson. 26 Smith ... 14 Smith Platt Hitch M. R. W. 1 40 0 0 34 2 3 13 8 1 32 2 HAMPSTEAD v. FINCHLEY.—Played at Hamp­ stead on July 20. F in c h l e y . E. J. Mann, c Fitz- Gibbon, b Ingram .. 26 L. Neiderheitmann, c Storr, b Ingram ... 52 H. M. James, b Kanga 14 F. Goodyear, b Kanga 0 T. Owen, b Ingram ... 3 Dr. A. R. Hobbs, b Northcote .........14 R. A. Riches, b Kanga 1 H. Crisp, b Kanga ... 2 W.C. Kislingbury, not out ......................14 S. T. Birkin, b 1ngram 8 A. E. Griffiths, b Kanga ................19 S.G. Etheridge, c Gun- asckera,b Northcote 0 Lb 4, w 1 ......... 5 H ampstead . Total.. ...158 E. S. Yates, not out.. 12 B 4, lb 1, nb 1 ... 6 Total (2 wkts) 211 D. B. Gunasckera, Birkin, b Etheridge 42 Dr. R. Northcote, st James, b Etheridge109 D. F. Fitz-Gibbon, not out ......................42 H. D. Kanga, H. S. Maclure, T. M. Farmiloe, G. M. Storr, Dr. R. Ingram, T. M. Farmiloe, J. Greig and E. L. Marsden did not bat.