Cricket 1910

S e p t . i , 1910. CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 375 LEICESTERSHIRE v. SURREY. Played at Leicester on August 25, 26 and 27. Surrey won by an innings and 118 runs. Surrey gained a w inning advantage on the first day when, after dism issing the hom e side in an hour and three-quarters for 94, they scored 302 for six w ickets in three and a-quarter hours. The Leicestershire m en were evidently under the im ­ pression that the w icket w ould becom e more difficult as the day advanced, and in an endeavour to score quickly lost all their w ickets cheaply. Sharp and Coe added 28 in 40 m inutes, the form er hitting two 6 ’s in his 33 and the latter carrying out his bat for 15. Hobbs batted superbly for Surrey, although m issed w hen 73, and in m aking 116 out of 198 in 135 m inutes hit tw o 6 ’s and thirteen 4’s: w ith H ayward he m ade 66 in an hour and w ith Hayes 132 in 75 m inutes. There was a heavy dow n­ fall of rain in the night, but a drying w ind enabled play to be resum ed just before four o’clock on Friday. D uring the 150 m inutes play was in progress Surrey com pleted their innings for an addition of 57 and got four Leicestershire w ickets dow n for 108. Cam pbell batted adm irably for an hour and a-quarter, but he m ight have been caught at long-on w hen 42. The hom e side m ade a poor start upon going in the second tim e, losing W ood at 26, W hitehead at 34 and Coe at 42. Then, however, Sharp and K night added 27 and the latter and Crawford 39 w ithout further loss. K night gave an extrem ely good display and carried out his bat for 60 at the end of the day. Crawford was bow led on the third day w ith only 2 runs added and w ith no- one else reaching double-figures the m atch was concluded by ten m inutes past twelve. K night played a m ost skilful innings on a bowlers’ w icket, scoring 73 in tw o hours and hitting tw o 6 ’s and five 4’s. Score and ans ’ L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . F irst innings. C. J. B. W ood, b Platt K night, b S m ith ............ W hitehead, b Platt ... Coe, c Ducat, b B i r d ...........33 A. T. Sharp, n ot o u t ............15 V.F. S. Crawford, b P la tt... 0 Jayes, c Campbell, b Bird 3 Shipm an, b Platt ............11 Astill, lbw , b Flatt ............ 2 J. Shields, c Hayward, S m ith ................................... Brow n, c Strudw ick, S m ith ...................................... 0 L b 1, nb 1 ............ 2 Second innings, lbw , b Sm ith ... 8 b Platt....................73 c Strudw ick, b Sm ith ............ 4 b Platt.................... 3 b Sm ith ............ 8 b Platt.....................18 c Platt, b Sm ith 8 lbw , b Sm ith ... 6 run out ............ 7 1 b Platt... not out B 9, nb 2 Total .....................94 T otal...........147 S u r r e y . H . D. G. Leveson- G ower,cW hitehead , H ayward, b Jayes ... 30 H obbs, c Brown, b W o o d .............................116 Hayes, b A s t ill............81 I. P. F. Campbell, c Crawford, b Brown 51 D ucat, b A s t ill............ 0 M .C.Bird, lbw , b Jayes 11 H itch, b Jayes ............ 8 b Brown ... ............29 Sm ith, c K night, b B row n .................... 6 Platt, not out ............ 6 Strudw ick, c Knight, b Jayes .................... 5 Byes .....................16 Total ...359 L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . First innings. O. M. R. W. Sm ith ............ 13-1 4 38 3 .. P latt ............ 164 34 5 .. Bird ............ 30 20 2 .. Hayes ., Platt bow led three no-balls. S u r r e y . M. R. W. Second innings. Jayes Brow n Astill O. ,. 22 2 71 4 I Coe . 25 3 123 2 W ood 0 . M. R. W. 22 2 76 5 20 4 59 4 2 i 1 1 0 O. M. R. W. . 9 1 19 0 . 5 0 17 0 . 7 1 29 1 On Thursday last R. H. Spooner scored 127 for Sir Chandos L eigh’s X I. against Mr. R. F. K night’s X I. at Rushden. “ O V A L B A . ” R E I D ’ S O V A L . W H I T E . The celebrated preparation for cleaning Cricket and all Buff Leather Goode, W arranted not to rub off o r cake. A s used at K en­ nington Oval, and highly recom m ended b y K . 8 R aniitsinhii, Dr. W . G. Grace, O. B. F ry, Lord Dalm eny, Australian X I., 1905, G. L. Jessop, Ac., Ac. Packed in zinc boxes, 6d. per box. J. J. REID) 378, Kennington Rd., London. W ILTSH IRE v. M ONMOUTHSHIRE. Played at Chippenham on August 12 and 13 and won by M onm outhshire b y eight w ickets. Score and analysis :— W il t s h ir e . First innings. C. Laverton, c Williams, b Phillips ............................. 2 b Silverlook ... 1 E. Trotm an, c T. B., b W. A . Williams ....................32 b Phillips ............ 0 E. Newm an, c Silverlock, b c W. Williams, b Phillips .............................53 A. Newman, b Silverlock... 9 J. R. Taylor, c Silverlock, b Phillips .............................18 R. W. Aw dry, b Phillips ... 4 A. M. Miller, c Geen, b Phillips .............................1*1 b Phillips .............25 W .W .Bainbridge,b Phillips 0 b W illiam s............. 2 Overton, lbw , b Silverlock 3 cPhillips, b W. W illiam s............ 1 Sm ith, b P hillips.................... 1 Sheppherd, not out Byes, &c........................18 Second innings. 2 il erloc Phillips ............ 1 b Silverlock ... 39 c E. S. Phillips, b Phillips ............ 9 c Diver, b Phillips 52 not out 0 c Geen, b Phillips ~ i,& c. ... Total ...151 Total ...167 M o n m o u t h s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. Silverlock, c A. Newm an, b M ille r......................................47 M. Stratton, c Overton, b Taylor... Aw dry, b A. N ew m an............31 c and b Newm an 16 E. S. Phillips, b Sheppherd 67 n otou t... Diver, b Sheppherd F. G. Phillips, b Miller ... Capt. Giles, c E. Newm an, b Miller ............................. T. B. Williams, b Miller ... W. P. Geen, b Sheppherd ... K. Raikes, b M iller ............ W. A. Williams, b Sheppherd A. R. Butler, not out.. not out... Byes, &c. Total 3 4 0 9 0 8 ... 44 ............232 W il t s h ir e . Byes, &c. ... 3 Total (2 w kts) 87 First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M . R. W. F.G. Phillips. . 16-2 4 43 7 ... ... 21-5 4 63 6 Silverlook . 20 4 45 2 ... ... 6 2 18 2 Raikes ... . . 8 1 22 0 ... ... 3 0 16 0 W illiam s . 11 3 23 1 ... ... 12 1 41 2 M o n m o u t h s h ir e . F irst innings. Second innings. O. M . R. W. O. M. R. W. Taylor ... . . 7 o 35 1 ... ... 4 0 11 0 A. Newm an . . 4 1 17 0 ... ... 9 1 29 2 Sheppherd . . 13-5 3 37 5 ... ... 4 0 6 0 O verton... . . 7 3 16 0 ... ... 1 0 4 0 Sm ith ... . . 8 0 27 0 ... ... 9 8 19 0 Laverton . 4 1 20 0 ... M iller ... . . 15 5 36 4 ... !" 3 1 15 0 YOUNG AM ATEURS OF SU R R E Y v. YOUNG AM ATEURS OF M ID D LE SE X.—Played at the Oval on A ugust 19 and w on b y the visitors b y 124 runs. Le Gros hit tw o 6 ’s and a dozen 4’s in his 127. S core:— Y oung A mateurs o f S urrey . First innings. Second innings. G. W. Palmer, lbw, b Am es 12 lbw, bF itzgibbon 24 N. Reiner, c Chalk, b D ur­ and ......................................36 b Caslon ...............16 C. Patteson, c Caslon, b Durand ............................. 15 b F itzgib bon ... 0 G. E. C. W ood, c Am es, b F itzgibbon .................... 2 c Durand, b Chalk 40 R. W. Le Gros, c Caslon, b F itzgibbon.................... ... 5 not out ............127 G. A. F. Campbell, b D ur­ and ...................................... 4 W. D. Hackney, c Tom lin, b D u r a n d ............................. 3 c Chalk,b Durand 21 C. E. W ilson, b Fitzgibbon 0 P. W. A rm felt, b Fitzgibbon 7 n o to u t ............ 1 A. K. H ickm an, c Chalk, b Fitzgibbon ..................... 9 lbw, b Fitzgibbon 40 L. B. Jones, not o u t ............ 0 b Am es ............ 0 B 3, w 1 ..................... 4 B 12, lb 1, w 1 14 Total ................... 97 Total (7 wkts)283 Y oung A mateurs o f M iddlesex . F.B. W ilson,bH ackney 15 D. W. Ellis, st Wood, b Pattison ...................42 D. T. Fitzgibbon, c Arm felt, b Le Gros 23 O. W. Sherwell, c H ick man,bH ackney 25 C. A. Caslon, lbw , b H a ck n e y .................... 0 S. G. Chalk, b Pattison 7 D.V. Susskind, run out 1 F. W. R. Greenhill, c W ood, b L c Gros ... 42 A. A.M . Durand, lbw , b Le Gros ............25 O. G. Tom lin, not out 14 N. L. Am es, c W ood, b Le Gros ............17 B 7, w 2, nb 1 ... 10 Total ...221 THE STANDARD A.C. (PARIS) TOUR. (ContinuedJrom page 386.) 7 th M atch . — V. PRIORY PARK. Played at Chichester on August 22nd and left draw n. S core:— P r io r y P a r k . Majr. Pearce, cA ttrill, • b Sm ith ..................... 4 C. H ow ard, not out...101 D. H. Falconer, c Springfield, bSm ith 17 W. Stride, b B oxall ... 17 H. Lake, not out ... SO Byes, &e................. 2 Total (3 wkts)*221 ^Innings declared closed. A. Lake, Chevally, W. Surtees, W. Parker, Willis and Sadler did n ot bat. S t a n d a r d A t h l e t ic C l u b . S. Logan, b Chevally.. 10 1 L. B. Baird, not out... 2 G. B. Sm ith, c Willis, b Falconer ............ 0 A. A. S. Boxall, not out 18 Byes, &c. Total (2 w kts) 32 8 t h M a t c h .— v. HORSHAM. Played at Horsham on August 23rd and left drawn. S core:— H o r sh a m . H .L.H avers,c W eston, b Baird .................... 2 G. N. D ickin, b Baird 3 J. G. Randall, b Ver- rall ............................. 26 G. C. D ow ling, c Baird, b Yerrall ... 32 S. L. Thom pson, not out ..............................77 * Innings declared closed. S t a n d a r d A t h l e t ic C l u b . R. H. Poole, b Herbert 0 C. H. Kendersley, c Barnes, b H erbert .. 5 A.W . Riley, b Herbert 5 R. Etheridge, not out 13 Byes, &c................ 13 C. Logan, b Etheridge 8 L. B. Baird, c D ickin, b Etheridge ............ 0 P. Herbert, c Dowling, b Etheridge ............12 H. Gilligan, st K en ­ dersley, b Etheridge 24 Total (7 wkts)* 176 F. Gilligan, b R iley ... 6 W. A. Norm an, st K en­ dersley, b E theridge 11 L. Weston, n o to u t ... 12 Byes, &c................ 2 Total (6 w kts) 75 9 th M a tc h .— v. EAST GRINSTEAD. Played at East Grinstead on August 24. A close and excitin g finish was the principal feature of this m atch. W ith 9 w ickets dow n the Standard A.C. w ere still 9 runs behind. However. M artin and Tom alin made a stand and a total of 181 was reached before the side was disposed of. Score E ast F. W. W ilm ot, c K irby, b Boxall ..................... F. C. Maplesden, b Verrall ............ H. H orne, c Barnes, b Boxall ..................... R. Cochrane, lbw , b Boxall ..................... H. Forrester, c K irby, b Boxall ..................... G. Lawrence, b Boxall S t a n d a r d R. H . K irby, lbw , b Robson ..................... W . E. W arren, c W at­ ford, b Cochrane ... E. Verrall, b Cording- ley ............................. A. A. S. Boxall, c Law ­ rence, b C ochrane... A. Whiffing,b Cochrane T. O. Springfield, c & b Cochrane ..................... G r in s t e a d . P. A. Robson, c K irby, W eston .................... 7 A C o r d in g le y , b .. 29 Boxall ............ ... 20 E. Wallis, b B o x a ll... 0 F. C. W atson, bB oxall 1 A. T. K em ble, not out 3 54 Byes, &c................ 0 40 Total ............169 2 A t h l e t ic C l u b . E. C. Weston, c and b C ochrane...................12 W. D. Barnes, c Law­ rence, b Cochrane 0 E .C.Martin,stK em ble, b C ordingley............14 E. T. H. G oodw in, c Robson, b Cochrane 0 P. H. Tom alin, n otou t 10 Byes, &c...............12 Total ............181 W AN D ERERS v. REIG ATE PRIO R Y .—Played at Reigate on A ugust 25. R e ig a t e P r io r y . A. W. Bow yer, lbw , b Bradley 26 F. Nightingale, Wells, b Stafford Penfold (R. F.), b B ow en ..................... 2, D. A. Collard, st Brooks, b Stafford 43 G. J. M otion, b Brad­ ley ............................. 28 E. Dewhurst, b Wells 1 E. C. Roberts, c Brad­ ley, b Wells ............ 2 W a n d e r e r s . R. Kenwai*d, not out 24 D. Roberts, lbw , 1 W ells............................ G. W . Grounsell, 1 Bradley ................... J. Barrett, not out .. A. W ebb, b Wells .. Lb 2, w 1, n b l.. Total 0 0 9 4 ...125 S. Colm an, b P enfold 10 T. C. Stafford, c Col­ lard, b Penfold ... 23 P. H . Slater, n otou t... 58 13 Total (2 w kts) 128 R. T. Crawford, L. S. Wells, P. G. Gale, L. J. Wish- art, 11. B. Brooks, R. L. Bower, and W . M. Bradley did not bat.