Cricket 1910

374 CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. S ept . i , 1910. GLOUCESTEBSHIBE v. NOTTINGHAM­ SHIRE. Played at Bristol on August 25, 26 and 27. Nottinghamshire won by five wiekets. W ith such success did bowlers m eet on the open­ in g day that sixteen w ickets fell for 235 runs. Gloucestershire, despite three m issed catches, were dism issed in under tw o hours for 128. Langdon and Salter, w ho put on 38 for the second w icket, played the best cricket. D uring the course of the innings Langdon m ade his 1,000th run of the season and Wass, w ho was m ost effective, obtained his 100th w icket. Parker bow led capitally w hen N otts w ent in, and, notw ithstanding a partnership of 32 by George Gunn and Irem onger, got six w ickets dow n for 65. A t this point Jones joined W hysail and by the brightest cricket of the day put on 42 w ithout further loss before stum ps were draw n. Play was restricted to a couple of hours on Friday, during w hich tim e eleven w ickets fell for 103 runs. Thanks to Jones, w ho m ade a fine drive for 0 off M ills, the N otts total was taken to 140. There was a rem arkable collapse w hen Gloucestershire w ent in the second tim e, Langdon leaving at 2, Salter and Board at 4, Jessop at 5, Brownlee at 20 and Roberts at 23. Cornelius subsequently m ade som e pow erful strokes, tw ice hitting Wass for 6 , and w hen stum ps were drawn w ith seven w ickets dow n for 70 carried out his bat for 30. H eavy rain caused the gam e to be delayed on Saturday until a-quarter to one, and then the Gloucestershire innings was finished off for 76, leaving N otts w ith 65 to w in. George Gunn m ade his 1000 th run o f the season ere being ou t for 10, and N otts won b y five w ickets 35 m inutes after lunch. Score and analysis :— G loucestershire . F irst innings. Second innings. Langdon, c Irem onger, b Wass ...................................24 c Oates, b Wass 0 Board, b Wass .................. 2 run out .............. 0 M . G. Salter, c Hardstaff, b c Oates, b Ire- Wass ......................................19 m onger .............. 2 F. B. Roberts, c Gunn (J.), b Wass ............................... 2 b Irem onger ... 9 G. L. Jessop, c Irem onger, b R iley ............................... 3 c Payton, b Wass 1 W . M. Brownlee, c W hysall, st Oates, b Ire- b Wass ..............................21 m onger .............. 9 M ills, c G unn(G.), b W ass 8 c Riley, b Wass 7 A . J. H . Haines, b Wass ... 6 c Irem onger, b Wass ..........11 N. S. Cornelius,not out ... 13 b W ass......................32 Parker, run o u t ....................». 15 lbw , b Irem onger 1 D ennett, c Irem onger, b Wass ............ .....................11 n o to u t........................ 0 B 2, nb 2 ..................... 4 B 2, lb 1, nb 1... 4 Total ............ 128 N otts . First innings. A . W. Carr, c Brownlee, b Parker .............................. 1 Gunn (G .), st Board, b Parker ..............................39 Gunn (J.), b P a r k e r............ 0 Hardstaff, c and b Parker 8 P ayton, lbw , b Parker ... 0 Irem onger, c and b Parker 10 W hysall, b M ills..................... 20 A . O. Jones, c D ennett, b Parker ..............................37 Oates, run out ..................... 4 Riley, b Parker ..................... 3 Wass, not out ... ..* ... 6 B 5, lb 5, nb 2 ...............12 Total Total............76 Second innings. b Parker ............ 0 cR oberts,bParker 10 b D e n n e tt............28 c Jessop, b Parker 3 lbw , b Parker ... 17 not ou t..................... 0 not ou t..................... 0 B yes..................... ............140 Total (5 w kts) 66 G loucestershire . First innings. Second innings. O. M . R. W .O. M. R. W. Wass ............ 19-5 2 63 8 .............. 17 6 45 5 Irem onger ... 7 1 17 0 ..............17‘1 7 23 4 R iley ............ 12 1 44 1 ............. 1 0 4 0 Wass bowled three no-balls. N o tt s . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W.O. M. R. W. D ennett............ 25 9 570 ... 7 3 22 1 Parker ............30’4 9 48 8 ............. 13 5 6 15 4 M ills ............ 6 0 23 1 ............. 4 0 11 0 Jessop ............ 2 0 10 0 Parker bow led tw o no-balls. G. W. Hedges took all ten w ickets in an innings for 36 runs in a total of 90 for M ill H ill Park 3rd X L against St. Jam es’, Forest Gate, at T w yford Avenue on A ugust 20th. R i c h a r d d a f t ’s N o t t i n g h a m s h i r e M A R L .—Particulars apply Radcliffe-on-Trent, Notts. WOODBROOK C. & G. v. D U BLIN U N IVERSITY LONG VACATIO N .—Played at Bray on August 22 and 23 and w on b y W oodbrook by ten wickets. Stedm an took ten w ickets for 44 runs. S core:— L ong V acation . First innings. Second innings. P. F. Quinlan, b Clarke ...1 1 c P a p illo n , b Quaife ............ 3 J. R oche K elly, b Sted- c Cochrane, b m an ......................................10 S tedm an............. 67 A. C. Batem an, c Cochrane,c P a p illo n , b b S tedm a n ............................13 Quaife ............ 6 R. G rove-W hite, st Coch- st S te d m a n , b rane, b C larke..................... 3 Clarke ............. 4 F. R. Shaw, c Baker, b Stedm an .............................. 3 b Clarke ......31 J. T. Turbett, b Stedm an... 0 st Cochrane, b S tedm a n ....14 H. V. H am pton, b Stedm an 4 c Baker (C. S.), b M eldon ....... 1 C. P. K elly, c Cochrane, b Stedm an .............................. 0 c Quaife,b M eldon 0 B. G. Quinlan, st Cochrane, st Stedm an, b b Clarke ............................. 14 Clarke ........16 C. Blair W hite, not ou t ... 7 c M eldon,b Sted­ m an .............. 10 J. M. Meade, lbw , b Sted. m an ...................................... 8 not out ........ 0 Byes, &c.........................20 Byes, &c..........10 Total... ... 93 Total ...........162 W oodbrook . G. K. Papillon, b Shaw 54 Baker (A. ),c Bateman, b Shaw ..................... J. M. M eldon, c Quin­ lan, b Shaw ............ Quaife, b B. Quinlan.. E. ffrench - Mullen, lbw , b B. Quinlan... Baker (C. S.), c and b Shaw.............................. 58 29 M. Fuge, b B. Quinlan 0 S. H. Cochrane, not out .............................47 Stedm an, c K elly, b P. Quinlan ... ............17 Clarke, b B. Quinlan.. 1 Cooper, b B. Quinlan.. 1 Byes, &c................ 15 Total ..243 Second in n in gs: E. ffrench M ullen, not out, 5: S. H. Cochrane, not out, 8 ; byes, &c., 0. Total (no w kt), 13. LIN CO LN SH IRE v. NOTTS 2 n d X I. Played at Lincoln on August 10 and 11 and won b y N otts 2nd X I. b y 42 runs. Score and analysis ■ N o tts 2 n d X I. First innings. Second innings. Jam es, c Brooke, b D ay ... 0 b R iley................ 21 Irem onger, b Brooke............ 5 lbw , b Brooke ... 4 Lee, c Brooke, b D ay ... 1 b W ells-Cole ... 32 W hysall, b Brooke ............28 c Wells-Cole, b Broughton ... 22 Stapleton, lbw , b D ay ... 3 b Broughton ... 4 A. B. Crawford, b Brooke.. 4 b Broughton ... 1 C. A. L. Sutton, c and b Broughton .....................20 lbw , b Broughton 22 W. B. L ym bery, lbw , b Broughton .....................15 b Broughton ... 6 Rev. H . Staunton, b D a y .. 15 ru n ou t................ 10 Clifton, b Day ................... . 0 b R iley..................... 2 Barnes, n ot o u t ..................... 0 not out..................... 0 Byes, &c..................... 4 Byes, &c. ... 11 Total .....................95 L incolnshire . Total.. ...135 First innings. W. E. Thom pson, c Staple­ ton, b Clifton ............. ... 3 E. Pullein, c and b Clifton 5 Rev. C. G. Ward, b Clifton 21 Broughton, c Lee, b Ire­ m onger ............................. 2 Day, c Stapleton, b Clifton 1 Riley, c James, blrem onger 22 W. Rose, b Irem onger ... 9 N. W . Wells-Cole, b C lifton 5 J. A . Brooke,c Lee, b Clifton 9 Lieut. V. dc H oghton, c Lee, b Irem onger ..................... 6 Allen, n ot out ..................... 1 Byes, &c......................... 1 Second innings, c W hysall, b Ire­ m onger ............15 b Irem onger ... 2 b Clifton ............ 1 b Clifton ............ 0 c Lee, b Clifton... 13 c and b Irem onger 4 c W hysall, b Ire­ m onger ... ... 20 c Stapleton, b Clifton ............ 7 not out ............25 Total ... 85 b Clifton ... b Clifton ... Byes, &c. Total... 0 N o tts 2 nd X L First innings. Sccond innings. O. M. R . W. O. M. R. W. D ay..................... 18 5 45 5 ............. 4 0 18 0 B r o o k e ............14 1 31 3 ............. 6 1 17 1 Broughton ... 4 0 15 2 ............. 11*5 2 29 5 W ells-Cole ... 12 2 31 1 R iley ............ 11 3 29 2 L incolnshire . F irst innings. Second innings. O. M. R . W. O. M. R . W. Clifton ............ 15-3 6 28 6 ............. 17’3 3 61 6 L e e ..................... 4 0 11 0 ............. Iremonger ... 11 0 45 4 ............ 17 2 34 4 LANCASHIRE v. NORTHANTS. Played at Manchester on August 25, 26 & 27. Drawn. Rain restricted play on Thursday to a couple of hours before luncheon, in w hich tim e the visitors lost half their w ickets for 99 runs— a very poor total as the pitch was soft and easy after recent rain. The best form was show n b y Seym our, w ho scored 36 out of 56 in 65 m inutes. Rain prevented any play from taking place on Friday and Saturday and the gam e was given up w ith the score as follow s :— N orthamptonshire . Seym our,c T yldesley(E .), bH uddleston... 36 G. A. T. Vials, c Tyldesley (E.), b Dean ... 4 A. P. R. H aw tin, c W orsley, b Heap ... 3 S. G. Sm ith, c Tyldesley (E .), b Heap ... 0 Thom pson, c W orsley, b D e a n .....................23 Haywood, not o u t ...............................................23 East, not out ........................................................ 8 Leg-byes ............................................... 2 Total (5 w kts).. ... 99 C. J. T. Pool, C. H. Tyler, Buswcll and Wells did not bat. L a n c a s h ir e : A. II. H ornby, A. Hartley, R. V. Bardsley, Tyldcsley (J. T.), Tyldesley (W .), Sharp, Huddleston, Dean, Heap,Worsley, and Tyldesley (E .). N o r t h a mp to n s h ir e . O. M. R . W. O. M. R . W. D ean............ 15 6 27 2 I Heap ... 13 3 30 2 Huddleston 18 4 40 1 CORNW ALL v. CARM ARTH ENSH IRE. Played at Penzance on August 11 and 12, the home side w inning by 117 runs. Score and analysis :— C ornwall . First innings. Sccond innings W. N. Bickford-Sm ith, b Jam es....................................18 ru n ou t ...47 A. S. W hitworth, b Gee ... 0 run ou t ..........................10 W. Coad, c and b Gee ... 15 b Gravell .............13 Vibart, c Davies, b H ow ell 45 run ou t ............ 0 E. Haine, c Gravell, b Gee 60 c Jam es, bG ravcll 1 H . Tresawna, c Jam es, b Gee ...................................... 7 c Howell, b Gee... 10 J. C. Bickford-Sm ith, b Gee ....................................13 c Ho well, b Jam es 0 Trevarthen, b Jam es......... 21 not out .............15 E. Hawken, b Jam es......... 10 b Gravell ............. 1 W hiting, b Gee ...................11 c W. P. Williams, b G ravell............. 4 E. W illiam s, not o u t ............ 4 b Gravell ... ... 2 Byes, &c.......................14 Byes, &c. ... 11 Total .....................218 T otal............114 C armarthenshire . First innings. Second innings. Ike Evans, c W. N. Bickford- Sm ith, b H a w k e n ............ 6 b Trevarthen ... 14 H. H ow ell, cW .N .B ickford- b W. N. Bickford- Sm ith, b W hiting ............ 2 Sm ith ...12 T. W illiam s, b W hiting ... 5 b Trevarthen ... 16 G. Gravell, b W hiting ... 28 st Vibart, b Whit­ in g ....................... 4 S. H. Lockyer, b W illiam s 14 c W hitw orth, b W h itin g ..........12 A. P. James, b W hiting ... 34 b W h itin g .........................2 E.Gee, c Hain, bW hiting... 26' c H a w k c n , b W h itin g .............. 0 Davies, b Trevarthen ... 15 c J. C., b W. N. Bickford-Sm ith 8 C. P. Lewis, b Trevarthen 0 st Vibart, b Tre­ varthen 1 E. Lewis, not out ............. 0 st Vibart, b W hit­ ing 5 W. P. Williams, b Trevar­ then ....................................... 0 not out ... ... 0 Byes, &c. ... 5 Byes, &c. ... 6 Total ............135 C o r n w a l l . Total.. 80 First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Jam es ............ 21 3 76 3 .............. 9 2 29 1 G e e .................... 26 7 76 6 .............. 10 2 28 1 G ra v e ll............ 4 0 27 0 ............... 6*3 3 15 5 H ow ell .., ... 7 0 25 1 ...• ... 8 0 31 0 Gee bow led one no-ball. C a r m a r t h e n s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. W hiting... ..2 3 8 65 5 ................ 18*2 5 39 5 H aw ken ... 13 4 38 1 .............. 6 2 10 0 W illiam s ... 5 1 22 1 .............. Trevarthen ... 4 ’4 2 5 3 ......... 18 9 18 3 W. N. Bickford-Sm ith 6 2 7 2 Whiting bowled oneno-ball*