Cricket 1910

A u g u s t 25, 1910 CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 3 6 5 HAMPSHIRE v. YORKSHIRE. Played at Portsmouth on August 22, 23 and 24. Yorkshire won by 6 runs. W. H. B. Evans m ade his first appearance of the season for Bam pshire, w hilst on the Yorkshire side Capt. Legard, of the 16th Rifles, appeared instead of Bates. As the result of som e interesting cricket on a w icket w hich helped the bowlers Yorkshire, with a w icket dow n in their second innings, were 8 runs behind w hen play ceased on Monday. Showers restricted the game to four hours, but during that tim e so m uch progress was m ade that tw enty-one w ickets fell for 258 runs. The batting on both sides was weak, and to it was largely due the small scoring. N ewm an did excellent w ork for H am p­ shire, and H irst bow led splendidly for a couple of hours. The best batting was that of Rhodes, who played skilfully for three-quarters of an-hour. On Tuesday Booth and Dolphin m ade a plucky stand, added 73 in 05 m inutes for the second w icket, Dolphin then being stum ped for 39. W ith Denton in rain causcd an interruption, and soon after the resum ption the player nam ed was caught at third man for 16. A lm ost im m ediately afterwards Booth was caught at slip after batting 100 m inutes for 42, and w ith H irst and Rhodes out six w ickets were dow n for 139 and seven for 130. Haigh, however, played in resolute fashion and found a useful partner in Rothery, w ith w hom 78 were added in an hour by capital cricket. Haigh hit seven 4’s and a 3, and after batting for tw o hours Rothery carried out his bat for 29. Hants were left w ith 240 to w in, and w hen H irst had bowled a m aiden over to Newm an and M cD onell stum ps were drawn for the day. On W ednesday H am pshire had to bat 011 a w icket w hich favoured the attack, heavy rain being follow ed by bright sunshine. A t 7 M cDonell was caught at short-leg, at 23 Newm an was held at slip, and when Mead and Llew ellyn fell to Booth in one over a collapse appeared quite possible, four w ickets being dow n for 20. Johnston and W hite played fine cricket, and in 55 m inutes put on 43, whilst, after the form er was out, Evans continued the good w ork, scoring 30 ere being lbw to Rhodes. His stand w ith W hite realised 04 in 70 m inutes. The last-nam ed played a splendid gam e for his side, and after he was out Stone and Bowell only just failed to pull off the game. Score and analysis :— Y orkshire . First innings. W ilson, run o u t ..................... 7 Rothery, c Mead, b New­ man ...................................... 0 Denton, c Sprot, b Evans... 25 Capt. A. D. Legard, b N ew ­ man ...................................... 2 Hirst, c Mead, bN ew m an... 18 Rhodes, c and bN ew m an... 40 Myers, c Mead, b Brown ... 4 E. J. Radcliffe, b Newman 1 Haigh, lbw , b Llew ellyn ... 4 Booth, n ot out ............ Dolphin, b Llew ellyn B 2, lb 3, w 1 ... Total .. ............116 H ampshire . Second innings, c Sprot, b Evans 9 not ou t................... 29 c B rown, b Evans 16 c Stone, b N ew ­ man .....................15 c McDonell, b Evans ............ 5 c Stone, b N ew ­ m an .................... 4 c Newm an, b Brown ............23 b N ew m an............ 9 c Newm an, b M cDonell ... 46 c Sprot, b N ew ­ m an .................... 42 st Stone, b Mc­ Donell ............39 B l2 ,lb 2 , w 3 ,n b 2 19 ..256 Total... First innings. Mead, b H irst ....................16 Stone, c Hirst, b Booth .. 12 A. C. Johnston, b H irst ... 0 Capt. W. N. W hite, c L e­ gard, b M y e r s ....................34 Llew ellyn, run out ............ 1 Brown, c D olphin, b H irst 16 W. H. B. Evans, b H irst ... 12 Bowell, b H irst .................... 2 E. M. Sprot, b H irst............18 H. C. M cDonell, n o to u t ... 2 Newm an, b H irst ............17 Leg-byes .................... 3 Second innings. b Booth ............ 5 not ou t....................19 c Haigh, b Rhodes 23 c Radcliffe, b Rhodes ............90 c and b Booth ... 2 b Haigh ............17 lbw , b Rhodes ... 30 h tw k t bH aigh... 11 b H irst ............ 6 c Rhodes, b Hirst 1 c Booth, b Rhodes 16 B 8 , lb4, n b l 13 Total ............133 Y orkshire . Total ..233 First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Newman 16 6 33 5 ... ... 27 5 6 71 4 M cDonell 5 1 27 0 ... ... 9 1 44 2 Evans ... .!.! o 0 35 1 ... ... 26 10 65 3 Llew ellyn ... 6 1 14 2 ... ... 8 2 30 0 Brown ... ... 1 0 1 1 ... ... 7 1 15 1 Mead ... ... 2 0 12 0 Newman bowled three wides and two no-balls and Brown one wide. H ampshire . Second innings. O. M. R, W. O. M. K. W. Hirst ... 18-5 2 50 7 . . ... 23 7 40 2 Booth .. ... 7 1 35 1 . . ... 23 7 58 2 Myers .. ... 10 0 38 1 . . ... 0 3 S 0 Haigh .. ... 1 0 1 0 . ... 16-1 5 38 2 Rhodes . . ... 25 6 61 4 Legard . . .. 4 1 9 0 H irst bowled one 110 -ball. LANCASHIRE v. DERBYSHIRE. Played at Liverpool on August 22, 23 and 24. Drawn. Ow ing to the state of the w ieket after heavy and continuous rain, not a ball could be bowled in this m atch on M onday until 5 o’clock. In the tim e available before stum ps w ere draw n Derbyshire m ade 35 runs w ithout loss. On Tuesday the conditions were even worse, only eight overs and three balls being delivered in 17 m inutes. During that tim e ten runs were added w ithout further loss. There was very heavy rain during Tuesday night, and yesterday the ground was so saturated that the only course open was to abandon the m atch. Score and analysis:— D erbyshire . M orton, not out ......................................28 Needham, not o u t ......................................10 B 5, lb 1, w 1 ............................. 7 Total (no w k t)............45 Hum phries, G. Curgenven, T. Forester, L. Oliver, Root, Warren, J. Chapman, R . B. Rickm an and Holden did not bat. L an cashihe: A. H. H ornby, A. Hartley, Tyldesley (J. T.), Tyldesley (W .), Tyldesley (E.), Sharp, Make­ peace, Heap, W orsley, Dean and Huddleston. D erbyshire . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. D ean............11 6 14 0 I H uddleston 16 8 19 0 H eap............ 7'3 2 5 0 | H uddleston bow led one wide. HAM PSTEAD v. CIIALTO N P A R K .—Played at Charlton Park on August 17. H ampstead . L. Law, c Cunis, b W. J. G ill.......................54 E. S. Yates, b R. G. Gill ................................39 D. B. Gunasekara, not out .............................. 101 M. J. Susskind, c and b W. J.Gill .............. 6 T. M. Farm iloe,b R. G. G ill ..................... 1 H . K . D unkley, not out .....................48 B 16, lb 1 ............17 Total (4 wkts)*266 # Innings declared closed. W. A. Evill, W. Pollock, R. S. Everitt, J. G. S. Pitts, and F. Row ley did n ot bat. C halton P ark . W. J. Gill, b R ow ley... 0 T. R. Sargent, b Pitts 0 J. Quail, b P itts............ 2 Capt. W. McCanlis, b Everitt .....................42 S. Taylor, st Law, b Pitts .....................17 R. G. Gill, c Susskind, b P ollock .....................23 H. P. Gibberd, b Row ­ ley ............................. 2 H. Fernie, st Law, b R ow ley .....................15 — . Bull, c Evill, b R ow ley ..................... 5 W. Cunis, n ot out ... 0 J. Spinks, run out .. 0 B 8 , lb 4, w 1, nb 3 10 Total ............122 H AM PSTEAD v. FIN C B LE Y .— Played at Finchley on August 20. H ampstead . C. H. Chaldecott, st Jam es,bK islingbury 29 H. D. Kanga, b A rm it­ age .............................57 H. S. Maclure, b Kis- lingbury .................... 3S H. G. D unkley, b Kis- ingbury .................... 3 G. F. Farmiloe, b Kis- lingbury .................... 1 F. Row ley, c Tucli, b E. R ich es.................... 34 F inchley T. M. Farm iloe, c Griffith, b A rm itjge 4 A. K. Trim an, b De Paula .................... 15 G.J.S. Pitts, b Riches 9 L.J. Marcus, c James, b Griffiths ............36 J. Greig, n o to u t ... 12 Byes, &c................ 0 Total ...238 Dr. A. R . H obbs, b Kanga .................... 9 J. Arm itage, c D unk­ ley, b Kanga ... ... 5 H. M. Jam es, b Pitts 10 G Uoodyear, b Pitts ... 22 A. Griffith, b Dunkley 29 J. W ood, b Kanga ... 2 W. K islingbury, b Pitts 0 E. W. Riches, st Far­ m iloe, b Row ley ... C. C. Turner, b i itts F. A. Tuch, b Pitts ... De Paula, not out B 24, lb l,n b 1... 20 Total ..109 SUSSEX v. ESSEX. Played at Brighton on August 22, 23 and 24. Drawn. Rain restricted M onday’s play to an hour and a-half, during w hich tim e Essex, w ho won the toss, scored OS for the loss of four wickets. On Tuesday Fane and M cGahey rem ained together until the fifth w icket had added 33 in an hour. Another useful stand was m ade w ith the form er and A . L. Gibson together, 41 being added in 35 m inutes. After Fane had been caught at the w icket, the cousins Gibson put on 49 in three-quarters of an hour, but the last three w ickcts did little and the innings closed for 203. Robert Relf cam e out w ith the fine analysis of eight for 7 9 — one of the best pieces of bow ling he lias yet accom plished. The Sussex innings was interrupted by rain, and when 34 had been made for tw o w ickets stum ps were drawn. On Wednesday Cartwright was Ibw with 2 added, tu t the brothers Relf (both of whom were m issed) stayed together for an hour during which they pu t on 93. R obert batted for 75 m inutes and Albert for 110. K illick and Butt alone of the others did m uch, but they added 59 for the last w icket. G oing in again, Essex, after a poor start, were enabled to save the gam e by a good stand b y Fane and McGahey. The closing stages of the gam e naturally lacked interest. Score and analysis :— E s s e x . First innings. J. W . H . T. Douglas, c Relf (R . R.), b Relf (A. E .) ... 9 Freeman (J.), cR e lf (A. E .), b R elf (R R . ) ..................... 14 Rev. F. II. Gillingham , c Butt, b Relf (R. R.) ...2 1 P A. Perrin, cB u tt, b Relf (R. R .) ............................. 5 b R elf (R. R .) F. L. Fane, c Butt, b R elf (R. R .)...................................... 44 b Cox ............... C. P. McGahey, c Cox, b Relf (R. R .) ..................... 17 A. L. Gibson, c Butt, b Relf (R. R .)...................................... 47 K. L. Gibson, c C ox ,b R elf (R. It.) ....................................19 Buckenham , b Relf (R . R .) 0 Trem lin, not ou t..................... 1 Mead (W .), b R elf (A. E.)... 3 B 14, lb 2, w 1 ...............17 R elf "R elf Second innings, : Cox, b Relf (R- R.) ........ : Butt, b (A. E ) Cox, b (K. Ii.) n ot out... n ot out... 19 12 Total .....................203 S ussex . P. Cartwright, lbw, b Douglas .................... 19 Vine, c K.L. Gibson, b Douglas .................... 1 R. B. H eygate, c Free­ man, b Buckenham 4 R elf (R. R ), c K. L. Gibson, b Douglas... 48 R elf (A. E.), cM ead, b Trem lin .................... 87 H. P. Chaplin, c K. L. Gibson, b McGahey 8 B 4, lb 5 ............ 9 Total (5 wkts)129 Killick, Ibw, b Mead 46 Cox (G. R ), c K. L. Gibson, b Bucken­ ham ............................. 4 Jupp, b Buckenham 1 Vincett, b Bucken­ ham ............................. 0 Butt, not out ............45 B 10, lb 5, nb 4... 19 Total . 282 E ssex . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Relf (R . R.) . . 42 10 79 8 ... ... 17 7 33 3 Relf (A. E.) . . 37-1 15 73 2 ... ... 15 6 27 1 C o x .................. . 8 3 22 0 ... ... 8 1 22 1 V incett ... .. 1 1 0 0 ... Jupp ... . . 4 0 12 0 ... Vino ... 11 1 38 0 Vincett bow led one wide. S ussex . O. Buckenham 19 Douglas ... 17 Trem lin ... 16 M. R. W, 1 S5 4 1 Mead ... 75 3 I McGahey. 3 39 1 O. M. . W. 10 4 2 51 1 Buckeiiham bow led four no-balls. THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA SPORT.* OF The fifth fart of this well-produced work, which- Mr. Heinemann is issuing in fort­ nightly instalment-*, deals with a variety of topics, including Billiards, Bison, Black Game, Bowls, Boxing. Bream. Broad-Sword, Buffalo and Bull-Fighting. The articles are extremely well illustrated, and the part contains a coloured plate representing Grouse-Hawking, after Archibald Thorburn. The previous four issues can still be obtained from the publishers. * The lincyc.lopaid.ia oj Sport, Vol I, Part v. J,ondon: W illiam Heinem ann, 21 , Bedford Street, Strand W.C. Price Is. net.