Cricket 1910

3°6 CR ICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A u g u s t 4, 1910. TH E TORONTO Z ING AR I TOUR. (Continued from page 290.) 9 th M atch .— v. MITCHAM. Played at Mitcham on July 23 and won by the visitors by seven wickets. Score :— M itcham . First innings. Second innings. Hon. S. R. Beresford, c Greening, b Beemer ..3 5 b Beemer .........10 H. Pillinger, st W. R. Mar­ shall, b Gibson ......... 4 A.Sandham, b Beemer ... 2 P. Palmer, c Davidson, b Gibson ......... .........16 E. Palmer, b Seagram .. 5 not out ......... 1 c Davidson, b Seagram.........12 c Saunders, b Lownsbrougli.. 2 c Greene, b Gib­ son ................ 2 Capt. Poston, b Greening... 21 b Seagram.......... 5 T. Potter, notout ......... 9 not out A. Stagg, c W. S. Marshall, b Greening ............... 0 W. Findlay, c Davidson, b Beemer ...................... 8 W. Taylor, c Davidson, b Henderson ............... 2 D. Sullivan, c Anderson, b Beemer ...................... 0 Byes, &c................. . 4 . 12 b Lownsbrougli.. 9 c Henderson, b Gibson .........33 Byes, &c. Total ............... 10G Total (7 wkts)* 86 ♦Innings declared closed. T oronto Z ingari . W. R. Marshall, b Potter ... 4 not out ..........39 H. G. Davidson,b Stagg ... 4 c Findlay, b E. Palmer .........22 A. H. Gibson, b Stagg ...22 II. F. Lownsbrough, c and b Stagg .....................32 not out .......... 9 W. S. Marshall, c Taylor, b Stagg ... ......................... 0 A. A. Beemer, b Potter ... 0 S. R. Saunders, c Poston, b Potter............................... 1 P. E. Henderson,c Findlay, b Potter ...........................18 W. S. Greening, b Stagg ... 2 S. W. Greene, lbw, b Stagg 6 N. Seagram, not out Byes, &c............ Total ......... .. 26 ... 14 ...129 c Potter, b Palmer ... c Beresford, Findlay ... Byes, &c. Total (3 wkts) SI 10th M atch .— v. C. E. HAMBRO’S XI. Played at Eastbourne on July 25 and 26 and won by Toronto Zingari by 83 runs. Score :— T oronto • Z ingari . First innings. W. R. Marshall, b Williams Second innings b A. A. Torrens... 13 W. W. Wright, b Williams 15 run out ......... 5 H. G. Davidson, c sub, b Williams ...................... H. F. Lownsbrough, c and 2 b Brown ......... c Capt. Hambro, 17 b Mordaunt ............... G. H. Southam, c Poyntz, b 9 b Chinnery ... c Brown, b Mor­ 15 H. A. Torrens............... 79 daunt ......... 6 S. R. Saunders, c Brown, b Mordaunt...................... 4 b Chinnery 8 W. S. Marshall, c A. A. Tor­ rens, b Williams ......... 20 notout............... 45 A. H. Gibson, lbw, b A. A. Torrens ............... ... 29 b Williams......... 11 P. E. Henderson, not out .. 13 b Mordaunt ii A. A. Beemer, lbw, b Wil­ liams ............................. 5 b Williams......... 3 L. M. Rathbun, b Williams 0 b Mordaunt 7 Byes, &c................... S Byes, &c. ... 19 Total ........188 Total ...149 C. E. H ambro ’ s XI. H. B. Chinnery, c Hender­ son, b Gibson ............... 25 b Rathbun......... 25 Capt. Poyntz, c Gibson, b Rathbun ... ............... 8 b Henderson 59 Capt. Hambro, c Hender­ son, b Gibson ............... 19 b Rathbun......... 13 M. Torrens, b Rathbun ... 2 b Rathbun........ 24 C. E. Hambro, st Wright, b Rathbun ...................... 5 c and b Rathbun 3 E. C. Mordaunt, b Rathbun 14 lbw, b Lowns­ brough ......... 9 A. A. Torrens, c Lowns­ brough, b Gibson ......... 0 lbw, b Henderson 1 A. V. Hambro, not out ... 11 c Marshall, b Henderson ... 0 W. Williams, b Rathbun ... 0 lbw, b Henderson 5 C. Brown, b Rathbun 0 b Henderson 15 F. J. Welman, c Hender­ son, b Gibson ............... 4 not out............... 2 Byes, &c................... 7 Byes, &c. ... 3 Total ... ... ... 95 Total .. 159 c and b Powell ... 7 c Baird, b Powell 5 1 1 th M atch .— v. FOLKESTONE. Played at Folkestone on July 27 and 28 and won by Toronto Zingari by 7 runs. Score T oronto Z ingari . First innings. Second innings. W. W. Wright, run out ... 10 H. G. Davidson, c Baggal- lay, b Powell ................32 A H. Gibson, c Baggallay, b Collins ......................75 H. F. Lownsbrough, b Ed­ wards ............................ 1 G. H. Southam, st Baggal­ lay, b Cooper ................30 W. lt. Marshall, b Edwards 31 W. S. Marshall, c Baird, b Collins ......................16 c Cooper, b Powell 22 P. E. Henderson, lbw, b Edwards ...................... G. E. Greene, not out ... L. M. Rathbun, lbw, b Ed­ wards ............................ Rome, b b Cooper c Baggallay, Powell c Baggallay, Powell b Baird b Baiid b Baird .. 14 b .. 2 b .. 16 .. 48 N. Seagram, c Baird ......... Byes, &c. not out......... c Baggallay, Powell Byes, &c. Total ............... 223 F olkestone . First innings. Total Second innings. A. C. Edwards, c Davidson, c W. R. Marshall, b Rathbun... ......... ... 10 . b Seagram ... 51 Capt. L. P. Collins, b Rath- c Davidson, b bun ............... ...8 Henderson ... 36 Capt. C. S. Rome, c I.owns- c W. R. Marshall, brough, b Gibson ... ...4 b Seagram ... 22 Capt. H. C. Baird, lbw, b Rathbun .................. 41 b Wright. .......42 W. A. Powell,-b Henderson '6 c Rathbtm, b Sea­ gram ...... 21 Major Ward, b Henderson 39 R. Baggallay, c W. R. Mar­ shall, b Henderson......... K. Cooper, b Henderson ... F. Anderson, not out......... S. Gore, c W. R. Marshall, b Rathbun...................... J. Black, b Henderson Byes, &c ............... Davidson, Wright--,..- ... 2 c Seagram, b Lownsbrough.. 15 c W. R. Marshall, b Lownsbrough 2 c W. R. Marshall, b Rathbun ... 17 cGibson,bLowns­ brough ......... 4 notout............... 6 Byes, &c. ... 6 Total ...162 Total .21S 12 th M atch .—v. GENTLEMEN OF ESSEX. Played at Leyton on July 29 and 30 and won by the Gentlemen of Essex by an innings and 48 runs. Perrin hit sixteen 4’s in his 1G0not out. Score :— T oronto Z inc First innings. A. II. Gibson, lbw, b Mc­ Gahey .............................17 H.G. Davidson, c Coleman, b Stocks ...................... 3 W. W. Wright, c Coleman, b Johnston .............. 19 H. F. Lownsbrough, c Johnston, b Stocks ... 16 G.H. Southam, c Johnston, b McGahey.................... 66 W. R. Marshall, c Holton, b Stocks ............... ... 1 W. S. Marshall, b Douglas 32 S. R. Sauuders, not out ... 57 P. E. Henderson, run out 13 A. A. Beemer, b McGahey 29 L.M.Rithbun,lbw, bStocks 2 B 4, lb 4 ................ 8 Total .......263 ARI. Second innings. b Douglas .........24 b Stocks ......... 3 c and b McGahey 20 cStocks,bDouglas 12 c Johnston, b Douglas......... 6 lbw, b McGahey 31 c Townsend, b Holton ......... 4 b Douglas .........14 b Stocks ... 7 not out ......... 4 c Johnston, b Stocks ......... 0 B 5, lb 1, nbl 7 Total... ..132 G entlemen of E ssex . A.L.Gibson, c Wright, b Rathbun ......... 13 J. W. H. T. Douglas, c W. S. Marshall, b Beemer ............... 82 M. Townsend, st Wright, b Lowns­ brough ...............42 P. A. Perrin, not outl 0 A.S.Johnston,eLowns- Total (7 wkts) 443 brough,b Henderson 7 * Innings declared closed. F. W. Stocks and E. C. Coleman did not bat. Dr. Paine, b Hender­ son .....................23 C. P. McGahey,c David­ son, b Henderson 58 Dr. Holton, c Rath­ bun, b Gibson ... 15 E. Calthrop, not out 25 B 15, lb 3 ... 18 BELGIUM v. FRANCE. On a bowler’s wicket and against some excellent fielding Franco were dismissed for 48. Lewis, in addition to taking five wickets for 10 runs, made a magnificent catch. Belgium, given a good start by Seeldlayers and Barnish, obtained a lead of 64 on the innings. In their second innings France made 86, and Belgium obtained the few runs necessary without loss. The game was played at Brussels on July 21. Of the five matches played between the two countries each has won two and one match has been drawn. Score and analysis:— F rance . First innings. P. E. Williams, b Lewis ... 0 J. H. Jordan, b McFarlane 8 M. Kellerman, c Lewis, b Fowler ..................... 5 A. Mainwaring, b Lewis .. 4 J. Spearman, lbw, b Lewis 15 H. B. Hazlewood, b Lewis 1 G. Fressard, b Lewis ... ... 1 R. Beauvais, c Smith, b McFarlane...................... 3 G. Rousseau, b McFarlane 0 P. Poteau. b McFarlane ... 0 E. de Bidart, not out ... 0 B 8, lb 3 ... ~ ... 11 Second innings, b Lewis b McFarlane c McFarlane, Schots b Lewis b McFarlane b Lewis c Smith, b Schots 12 c Daumerie, b Schots ......... 7 cSchots,bBarnish 1 notout............... 4 c d’Oultremont, . b Lewis......... 0 B 8, lb 3......... 11 7 1 7 4 28 4 Total 1 2 3 0 11 30. 31 37 31 36 69 Total .. 86 8 9 10 46* 46 48* 81 S6 86 B elgium . R. W. Seeldlayers, b Kellerman ........ 11 W. Barnish, b Keller­ man ............... ' ... 22 J. McFarlane, b Keller­ man ...................... 4 J. Alpen, c Poteau, b Kellerman ......... 1 J. Lewis, b Hazlewood 16 L. Schots,not out ... 22 A. Daumeric, b Keller­ man ...................... 3 Second innings : J. Alpen, not out, 16 ; F. Smith, not out, 7 ; byes, 2. Total (no wkt) 25. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 3l’ 39’ 41* 42 64* 67 6s’ 10 1 107 112 F. Smith, c Williams, b Hazlewood.......... 0 W.J.Fowler,cJordan, b Kellerman.........15 Cte. J. d’Oultremont, b Mainwaring ... 2 O. Lombaert, lbw, b Kellerman ........ 1 B 11, lb 3, n b l ... 15 Total ...112 First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Lewis ....... 11 7 10 5 ... .,. 15 3 25 4 Fowler ... .. 5 - 0 16 1 ... ... 4 0 10 0 McFarlane ... 6 1 11 4 ... ... 9 2 16 2 Sihots ... ... 11 2 23 3 Barnish .. .. 2 1 1 1 B elgium . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Kellerman ..,. 22-3 6 41 7 ... ... 5 2 7 0 Ilazlewood .. . 11 4 22 2 ... Williams . 6 0 20 0 ... Mainwaring... 5 1 14 1 ... Spearman !!. 4 0 16 0 As was expected, the South African Cricket Association have declined to entertain the offer of a private guarantee recently made by a Sydney newspaper. 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