Cricket 1910

A u g u s t i 8 , 1910. CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 351 CRICKET IN MALTA . 3 e d BATT. KING'S ROYAL RIFLES v. 1 s t BATT. ARGYLL AND SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS. —Played at Malta on amatting wicket and marked by remarkable scoring. (See Gossip, page 316, column 2). Score :— K in g s R o y a l R if li First innings. Capt. V. Yeats-Brown, c and b Forbes ... ......... 92 Lieut. A. D. Thursby, c and b Forbes ......................49 Sergt. Fox, b Forbes.........18 Lieut. A. L. Bonham-Carter, b Robb ......................55 Lance-Corpl.Woods, b Cun- ingham ......................51 lbw, b Sprot Capt. II. Foljambe, c Robb, b Forbes ......................35 Rifleman Bradford, b Cun- ingham ......................62 Corpl. Watson, not out ... 42 Lieut. J. Flower, c Neilson, b Robb ...................... 8 Corpl. Hindle, b Cuning ham Second innings. b Cuningham ... 35 b Robb............... 12 b Robb............... 3 c Meehan, b Cun­ ingham .........85 Neilson, Forbes st Meehan, Forbes st Meehan, Forbes ... b Sprot........ 110 1 not out... Sergt. Goodwin, b Robb ... 13 notout... is, &c. 6 Byes, &c. Total ............... 435 * Innings declared A r g y l l a n d S u t h f.r la n d Capt. W. G. Neilson, run out ................................14 Capt. F. G. G. Cuningham, b Thursby........................ 90 Sergt. Meehan, lbw, b Goodwin ....................... 129 Lieut. J. R. Couper, b Goodwin .........................85 Lieut. A. W. R. Sprot, c Bradford, b Foljambe ... 15 Second-Lieut. A.W. Forbes, b Bradford...................... 18 Capt. G. McL. Seeales, c Hindle, b Bradford........... 15 Major A. Patten, c Fox, b Bradford ....................... 0 Sergt. Evans, c Fox, b Watson ....................... 8 Sergt. Robb, not out........... 18 Bandsman Counter, c Thursby, b Bradford ... 1 Byes, &c..................... 41 Total (9 wkts)*465 closed. H ig h la n d e r s . c Woods, b Good­ win .............. 9 c Flower, b Good­ win ............... 74 lbw, b Goodwin.. 34 b Bonham-Carter 1 b Thursby.........26 st Woods, b Thursby.........34 c Yeate-Brown, b Goodwin.........52 c Fox, b Bradford 62 c Bradford, b Fol­ jambe .........13 c Goodwin, b Watson .........12 not out............... 2 Byes, &c..........30 Total .............. 434 Total ........ 349 DEVON v. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. Played at Exeter on August 3 and 4 and left drawn. Score and analysis :— D e v o n s h ir e . J. F. Orchard, b Page 10 J. F. Shelley, b Page... 60 Light, c and b Wright 36 F. H. Carrol, c Page, b Wright ............... 12 R. Knight, c Frith, b Vickerstaffe .........13 F. R. Coates, c Orton, b Wright............... 2 R. St. Maur, b Vicker­ staffe ...................... 8 B u c k in g h a m s h ir e . Wright, b Light............... 17 lbw, b Light T. It. Kent, b Coates.........40 Orton, not out ............... 51 MajorGarrett,htwkt, b Wright............... 0 Davies, c Orton, b Wright .............. 27 W. Ashford, c Boddy, b Wright............... 8 Aston, not ou t......... 4 Byes, &c...............15 Totals ...195 b Light c Davies, b Ash­ ford ......... 2J b Light ......... I Leat, b Light ............... I W. F. Lowndes, c Davies, b Knight ...................... !£ G. Boddy, c and b Knight 0 c Coates, b Ash- R. A. .1ones, c Shelley, b ford................35 Knight ...................... 2b Ashford ......... 4 Page, b Light ............... 0 b Ashford ........ 3 P. L. Frith, c and b Knight 1not out............... 3 E. G. Eyles, b Light......... 0 not out............... 5 Vickerstaffe, c St. Maur, b Knight ...................... 4 Byes, &c...................11 Total ............. 150 D e v o n s h ir e . Byes, &c. ... 5 Total (7 wkts) 95 O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Wright .. 25 4 62 7 1Vickers­ Page... .,. 19 4 45 2 taffe ... 21 5 63 1 Boddy ... 2 0 10 0 Page and Vickerstaffe bowled one no-ball. B u c k in g h a m s h ir e . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. w. Light 23 3 57 4 ... ... 12 4 4!» 3 Aston 15 6 30 0 ... . .. 3 0 8 0 Ashford... 8 3 16 0 ... . .. 3 0 20 4 Coates ... 5 0 16 1 ... . Knight ... 8*3 2 20 5 ... .!! 5 0 13 0 Light bowled one wide. BEDFORDSHIRE v. SUFFOLK. Played at Luton on August 5 and 6 and left drawn. Bedfordshire, with two wickets in hand, wanted 7 runs to win. Score and analysis S u f f o lk . First innings. H. L. Wilson, b Morcom ... 36 J. Francis, c Leventhorpe, b Morcom......................11 Rev. F. N. Bird, c Leven­ thorpe, b Morcom.........10 G. K. Ireland, c Holdstock, b Morcom...................... 1 K. Raynor, c Lyon, b Mor­ com ............................ 0 S. H. Wrinch, c Holdstock, b Morcom...................... Penfold, c Orr, b Pilgrim... Second innings, b Pilgrim ......... 0 not out............... 27 c Morcom, b Pil­ grim ............... 5 c Leventhorpe, b Morcom.........11 c Orr, b Pilgrim.. 8 1 F. P. Wood, c Saunders, b Pilgrim ...................... 4 E. Godley, not out .........22 G. D. Wood, c Morcom, Pilgrim ............... Trudgett, st Apthorp, Grierson ...................... 6 Byes, &c......................IS b Morcom ... c Apthorp, Wharmby c Grierson, b b Morcom ... 6 lbw, b Orr... Orr run out......... Byes, &c.... Total Total........ B e d f o r d s h ir e . First innings. Wharmby, c Trudgett, b Penfold ......................34 Holdstock, run out .........17 F. Ball, b Trudgett ......... 3 A. F. Morcom, c Raynor, b Penfold ......................17 J. M. Lyon, b Trudgett ... 0 H. R. Orr, b Trudgett ... 0 E. E. Apthorp, c and b Trudgett ...................... 4 G. S. Leventhorpe, c Ray­ nor, b Trudgett ......... 9 T. Saunders, c F. P. Wood, b Penfold...................... 1 H. Grierson, not out.........11 Pilgrim, b Trudgett Byes, &c. ... Morcom... Pilgrim .. Grierson Orr......... ...109 S u f f o lk . First innings. O. M. R. W. 23 8 38 6 ... 18 0 32 3 ... 10-4 5 18 1 ... 3 0 17 0 ... Second innings. runout............... 16 notout............... 15 c F. P. Wood, b Trudgett......... 0 b Trudgett......... 8 not out............... 2 b Trudgett......... 8 run out.............. 4 c F. P. Wood, b Francis ........25 c Wrinch, b Pen­ fold .............. 2 c Raynor, b Pen­ fold ............... 8 Byes, &c. ... 3 Total (8 wkts) 91 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 19 8 36 3 ... 11 6 14 3 ... 5 2 10 0 0 9 2 Wharmby ... 7-3 2 . 10 1 B e d f o r d s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. ... 11 0 36 2 ... 10 1 44 3 ... 1 0 8 1 Penfold......... 182 54 3 ... Trudgett ... 17’2 2 48 6 ... Francis ... SUFFOLK v. LINCOLNSHIRE. Played at Ipswich on August 1 and 2 and won by Suffolk by seven wickets. Score and analysis :— L in c o l n s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. E. T. Cooke, b Trudgett ... 3 notout ......... W. E. Thompson, b Trud- c Trudgett,b Pen- gett .............................66 fold ..................16 W. Rose, b Trudgett.........23 c Trudgett,b Pen­ fold . b Penfold T. D. Edwards, b Trudgett 3 C. L. Prior, b Trudgett ...28 c Raynor, b Trud gett ... C. C. Harrisson,c Trudgett, b Bassett ...................... 1 Geeson, run out....... Day, c Wilson, b Trudgett 8 lbw, b L. C. Harrisson, Bassett ...................... J. N. Worman, b Bassett... Allen, not out ............... Byes, &c................... Snowden, b Penfold ......... 10 c Penfold, b Trud­ gett ............... Trudgett, b Penfold......... 8 b Penfold ......... 0 c Raynor, b Pen­ fold ............... 0 lbw. b Trudgett... 5 Byes, &c. ... Total .........155 S u f f o l k . Total First innings. Second innings. H.Bassett,cGeeson,bCooke 2notout .......... 9 Rev. F. N. Bird, b Cooke... 0 b Worman......... 0 A. K. Watson, b Cooke ...29 c Geeson, b Day 5 S. Hill-Wood, run out ...58 H. L. Wilson, b Cooke ... 0 b Worman......... 26 K. Raynor, run out ............ 3not out.................32 A. J. Snowden, c Day, b Cooke............................20 H. Hoyland, c Worman, b Day ............................... 3 Penfold, b Day .................. 5 P. P. Cornell, b Day ........... 1 Trudgett, not out ........... 1 Byes, &c......................15 Byes, &c. ... 1 Total .................137 Total (3 wkts)73 L incolnshire . First innings. O. M. R. W. Trudgett ... 37*3 10 73 6 . Penfold......... 22 4 51 0 . Bassett......... 16 6 26 3 . Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 14*4 5 20 3 ... 15 7 20 7 ... 1 0 9 0 Bassett bowled one wide. First innings. O. M. R. W. Cooke Geeson ... Day Worman... . 13 14 15 13 1 52 5 4 24 0 , 3 25 3 . 6 21 0 . Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 5-3 0 20 0 ... 9 1 38 1 ... 7 2 14 2 Cooke bowled two wides. R.M.A. scored 217 for four wickets in 80 minutes v. 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