Cricket 1910

3 6 4 CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A u g u s t 2 5 , 1 9 1 0 . NOTTS v. MIDDLESEX. Played at Nottingham on August 22, 23 & 24. Nottinghamshire won by four wickets. On a w icket w hich helped the bowlers, each side com pleted an innings on the first day w ith an advantage of 40 runs to the hom e side. M iddlesex lost W arner to the first ball of the m atch and at the end of an hour and a-quarter had seven w ickets dow n for 70. IJendren alone showed to any advan­ tage of the earlier batsm en, but K idd and Saville im proved m atters by adding 33 in half-an-hour. The latter was then out to au extraordinary catch on the boundary by W hysall, who appeared to be over the boundary when, after several attem pts, he held the ball. N otts started well, George Gunn m aking 36 of the first 55 runs and Hardstaff and Payton adding 48 together in 35 m inutes. A ninth- w icket stand b y Irem onger and Clifton enabled the side to lead by 40 on the innings. In bow ling W hysall, H eam e (J. T .) took his 100th w icket of the season. The play throughout the day was very keen, and the fielding accurate. Runs w ere hard to m ake on Tuesday, especially against Irem onger, w ho took seven w ickets for 35 runs— the last four w hilst only 3 runs were m ade off him . Hearne (J.W .)batted w ell for 55 m inutes,and Douglas made a few good hits in his 19. N o-one, how ever, did m uch and N otts were set only 73 to w in. They lost W hysall at 15, and although the Gunns, Payton and Jones reached double-figures five w ickets were dow n for 60 when rain caused play to cease for the day. Yesterday, although there w as bright sunshine, it was only after a dreary w ait of m any hours that it was found possible to finish the game, so saturated was the w icket. N otts then m ade the few rem aining runs for tho loss of another w icket. Score and analysis: — M id d l e s e x . First innings. P. F. Warner, b Wass ... 0 Tarrant, c Irem onger, b Wass ......................................15 H endren, c Gunn (J.), b Wass ......................................31 Second innings, b W ass..................... 4 c Oates, b Wass... 19 J. Douglas, lbw , b R iley ... 0 H carne (J.W .), c Gunn (J.), b Wass ............................. 11 C. V. Haker, c Oates, b Ire­ m onger .............................. 6 F. T. Mann, e Jones, b W ass ...................................... 5 F.. L. K idd, b Irem onger... 26 S. H . Saville, c W hysall, b Irem onger................... ... 22 M urrell, b W a ss..................... 0 Hearne (J. T .) not out ... 7 Lb 2, nb 1 ..................... 3 Total .................... 126 N o tt s . lbw , b Irem onger 3 c Jones, b Ire­ m onger ............19 lbw , b Irem onger 23 b Irem onger c Uardbtaff, b W ass..................... b Irem onger st Oates, b Iro­ nmonger ............ ca n d b Irem onger n o to u t..................... B 5,1b 1, n b 3 18 First innings. Gunn (Geo.), c Tarrant, b Hearne (J. T .).....................36 W hysall. c Kidd, b Hearne ( J .T .) ...................................... 7 Ilardbtaff, c and b Hearne (J. T .) ......................................30 Payton, c Saville, b Hcarne (J. W .) ..............................20 G unn (John), c and b Hearne (J. T .) ..................... 8 Irem onger, c Douglas, Tarrant ..................... A . O. Jones, c Mann, b Hearne (J. T .) ..................... 7 Oates, c Hendren, b Hearne ( J .T .)...................................... 0 Riley, st Murrell, b Tarrant 9 Clifton, c Saville, b Tarrant 20 W ass, not out ..................... 0 Byes ..............................11 18 T o ta l..........112 Second innings, c Hearne (J. W.), b Tarrant ... 12 c Douglas, b Tar­ rant ...................... 7 c H endren, b H earne (J. T.).. 5 ht w kt, b Hearne (J. T.) ................10 c Murrell, b Tar­ rant ......................... 12 c Hendren, b Hearne (J. T.).. 0 not out ................17 not out ............. 5 Total ...16 6 M id d le s e x . First innings. O. M. R. W. Wass ............ 235 65 6 ... R iley ............ 8 2 24 1 ... Irem onger ... 14’4 2 34 3 ... L b 4, nb 1 ... 5 Total (6 w kts) 73 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 16 2 53 3 ... 9 4 15 0 ... 24-1 12 35 7 Wass bow led four no-balls. N o tt s . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Hearne (J. T.) 33 8 57 6 ............. 20'5 10 29 3 T arra n t............ 22-2 3 68 3 ............. 21 7 39 3 Hearne (J .W .) 10 2 SO 1 ............. Tarrant bow led one no-ball. STAFFO RD SH IRE v. LIN COLNSHIRE. Played at Stoke on August 15 and 16 and w on by Staffordshire b y an innings and 144 runs. Score and a n alysis:— S t a f f o r d s h ir e . P. Briggs, c Prior,b D ay 43 H ollow ood, c Tran 3 en- ster, b Riley ............44 Barnes, c Worman, b R ile y .............................44 L. F. Taylor, c Cooke, b R iley .................... 12 Nichols, c Pullein, b W orm an .....................58 Vost, b D ay..................... W. H. Wood, b R iley. J. W. Johnson, b Day F. M. Grose, b R iley. II. Dearing, b Riley... Deyes, not o u t ............ Byes, &c................ Total ...240 L in c o l n s h ir e . First innings. E. Pullein, b Deyes ............ 1 W. E. Thom pson, b Barnes 0 C. L. Prior, b B arnes........... 0 Day, n ot ou t............................. 20 Edwards, b Barnes ............ 0 W . A. Transenster, b Barnes 9 Riley, b Deyes ..................... 3 Broughton, c Vost, b Barnes 4 J. N. Worman, bDeyes ... 8 E. T. Cooke, b D eyes............ 0 A llen, b Deyes .............. 0 Byes, &c......................... 2 Second innings, c Dearing,b Deyes 1 lbw , b Deyes b Barnes ... b Baines ... b Barnes ... b Deyes lbw , b Barnes b Barnes b Deyes c Grose, b Deyes 9 not ou t.................... 2 Byes, &c. ... 2 T otal........... 49 T o ta l ..........................47 S t a f f o r d s h ir e . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Cooke ... 14 3 49 0 1 Broughton. 15 1 44 0 R iley............ 30 9 63 6 Transenster 3 0 15 0 W orman ... 8 3 15 1 |Day ............. 20 8 31 3 Cooke bow led tw o wides. L in c o ln s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Barnes ............ 14 6 17 5 ............ 10 3 26 5 Deycs ............ 13*1 4 28 5 ............. 9 ‘3 3 21 5 Deyes bow led one no-ball. J. E. Jewell, one of Surrey’s m ost prom ising crickcters, w ill leave England in O ctober in order to settle in South Africa. NORFOLK v. NOTTS. 2 n d X I. Played at N orw ich (the first m atch of the 3otli N orw ich W eek) on A ugust 8 and 9 and w on by N orfolk by an innings and 9 runs. Raikcs batted for just under tw o hours and a-half and added 137 with B irkbeck for the fifth w icket. Score and analysis N o t t s 2 n d X I. First innings. Second innings Rev. H . Staunton, b Falc F u 1c li er, b con ..................................... 0 Raikes .......... 3 Jam es, run out ................... 17 lbw , b Raikes ... 12 Lee, c Fulcher, b Falcon .. 3 c Allsopp, b Fal­ con .................... 4 W hysall, c Falcon, b Ful c Thurgar, b Fal­ cher ..................................... 35 con .................... 6 Irem onger (A .), run out .. 7 c Fulcher, b A ll­ sopp ............ 17 Stapleton, c Stevens, b Fal st T h u r g a r , b con ................................... 19 Raikes ............ 21 A. B. Crawford, c G ibson, t c G ibson, b A ll­ Falcon..................................... 31 sopp .................... 0 W . B. Lym bery, c Fulcher, c Fulcher, b A ll­ b Falcon ............................ 26 sopp .................... 6 C. A. L. Sutton, not out .. 33 lbw , b Falcon ... 4 Clifton, c Thurgar,b Falcon 0 c Collinson, b A ll­ sopp.................... 6 Barnes, b Falcon................... 0 not out..................... 1 Byes, &c........................ 4 Byes, &c. 3 Total ........... 175 Total............ 83 N o r f o l k Rev.G.B.Raikes, c and R.W . Thurgar, c Stap­ b C lifto n ...................133 leton, b Lee ............ 0 R. W. Collinson, b G. Williams, c W hy­ Clifton ..................... 7 sall, b Clifton 6 G. A. Stevens, run out 2 E. J. Fulcher,b Clifton 0 R . A. A. Beresford, b Allsopp, c and b Lee 1 Irem onger ............ 0 Gibson, not out 0 M. Falcon, st StapleByes, & c................ 19 ton, b Lee ............51 — G. W. Birkbcck, c Total .......... 267 W hysall, b Clifton... 48 N o tts 2 nd XL First innings. Second innings. O. M. II. W. O. M. R. W. Falcon ............ 19 7 53 7 .......... 11 2 40 3 A llso p p ............21 8 42 0 .......... 5 1 3 3 4 Gibson ............ 9 1 19 0 .......... 6 1 10 0 F u lch er............ 6 1 33 1 Raikes ............ 5 1 20 0 .. ... 10 2 27 3 W illiam s ... 3 0 4 0 N o r f o l k . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Clifton ... 26 6 79 5 L e e ............ 18*2 2 51 3 Irem onger 16 2 49 1 Lym bery 3 0 22 0 Barnes ... 11 3 34 0 Crawford 3 1 3 0 Sutton ... 6 1 10 0 GLOUCESTERSHIRE v. NORTHANTS. Played at Bristol on August 22, 23 and 24. Gloucestershire won by eight wickets. Although w ithout the brothers Roberts, C. O. H. Sewell and F. H. B. Champain, Gloucestershire had the best of the opening day’s play, dism issing the visitors for 192 and then scoring 149 for tw o wickets. On a w icket affected to som e extent b y rain, Den­ nett took six w ickets for 105 runs, after his analysis at the interval had been one for 84. Seym our and Sm ith each batted 70 m inutes for 51, and in partner­ ship put on 76 for the third w icket. That the small total of 192 was not due w holly to the state of the w icket was shown w hen Gloucestershire w ent in, for after a first-w icket stand of 55, w hich lasted only 28 m inutes, Salter and Brownlee put on 64 by the end of the day w ithout being parted. The stand for the third w icket was not dissolved on Tuesday until it had realised 91 in 65 m inutes. Salter was then out after batting an hour and a-half for a faultless innings of 68 . The opposing total was passed w ith­ out further loss, but Jessop was bow led after m aking 20 out of 33 in 15 m inutes, and half the side were out for 211. Brownlee, seventh out (at 239), m ade his 68 in 115 m inutes—a very lucky innings indeed seeing that he was missed five tim es. Haines and Cranfield reached double-figuros and the hom e side obtained a lead of 78. D uring the innings Thom pson took eight w ickets for 114 runs notw ithstanding that the field gave him poor support. Northants, going in the second tim e, soon lost Vials, bu t Seym our and Tyler had taken the score to 42 w ithout further loss when rain put an end to the day’s play. Yesterday the side collapscd jigainst D ennett, w hose analysis during the m orning was six for 15, and Gloucester­ shire, set only 35 to w in, m ade the runs for the loss o f tw o w ickets. Score and analysis:— N o r t h a m p t o n s h ir e . First innings. Second innings, G. A. T. Vials, c Haines, b c Brownlee, b Cranfield ............................. 8 Cranfield............ 3 Seym our (John),b Brownlee 50 st Board, b Mills 33 C. H. Tyler, c H orlick, b st Board, b Den­ Dennett .............................. 10 nett ..................... 37 Thom pson, b Mills ............ 5 c Brownlee, b Cranfield............ 2 S. G. Sm ith, b Cranfield ... 51 b D e n n e tt............ 26 C. J. T. Pool, st Board, b c H orlick, b Den­ D ennett ............................. 20 nett ..................... 3 East, st Board, b Dennett 31 c Board, b Den­ n ett ............ ... 4 Buswcll, c Board, b D ennett 0 run out ............ 0 H aywood, c Salter, b Denst Board, b Den­ nett ...................................... 11 nett .................... 1 E. M. Crosse, st Board, b c Langdon, b D ennett ............................. 2 D e n n e tt............ 0 Wells, not out .................... 1 not out ............ 1 B 2, nb 1 ... ... ... 3 Byes ............ 2 Total .......... 112 G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . Cranfield, c and b Thom pson ............22 N. S. Cornelius, b Thom pson ............ 0 J.H . Elorlick, b Thom p­ son .............................. 7 Dennett, n ot out ... 2 B 6 , lb 1, w 1 ... 8 Board, Ibw, b East ... 18 Langdon, bThom pson 44 M. G. Salter, c Pool, b E a s t ............................. 68 W. M. Brownlee, b Thom pson ............ 68 G. L. Jessop, b Thom p­ son ............................. 20 Mills, c East,b Thom p­ son ............................. 2 Total ........................270 A. J. Haines, lbw , b Thom pson ............11 Second in n in gs: Board, b Thom pson, 10; Langdon: not out, 16; M. G. Salter, not out, 0 ; A . J. Haines: b East, 3 ; b 6 , lb 1, 7.— Total (2 w kts) 36. N o r t h a m p t o n s h ir e . First innings. Seeond innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. D ennett.......... ,. 39 8 105 6 ...............27 7 67 6 Cranfield . 29 10 50 2 ..............18 7 25 2 Brownlee . . 6 1 34 1 . Mills .......... . . 3 3 0 1 . ! " 8 0 18 1 M ills bowled one no-ball. G l o u c e st e r sh ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. w . O. M. R. W. Thom pson . .. 27-2 3 114 8 ............... 6 1 11 1 Wrclls .......... , . 8 2 36 0 . Seym our .. 14 2 45 0 . !.. i 0 6 0 East .......... ,. 21 6 49 2 ............. 5 2 12 1 . 4 0 18 0 ............ East bow led one wide. BOOKS RECEIVED. The Encyclopedia o f Sport, vol. i., part 5. L on don : Wm . Heinem ann, 21, Bedford St., W.C. Price, Is. net.