Cricket 1910

S e p t . i , 1 9 1 0 . CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 379 HAMPSHIRE v. KENT. Played at Bournemouth on August 29, 30 and 31. THE BOUKNEMOUTH FESTIVAL. Drawn. Heavy rain delayed the opening of this m atch until 10 m inutes to twelve on Tuesday, when Kent, having won the toss, w ent in first on a soft wiuket. Fry m ade his first appearance of the year for H am p­ shire, and took the field 50 m inutes late. A t 25 Hum phreys was caught at slip, but with K nott and Seym our together runs cam e readily, the score at the end of an hour being 71. When the second w icket had added 49 in 40 m inutes K nott was out to a w ell-judged catch in the long-field, and w hen tho total had been taken to 107 w ithout further loss, rain caused play to cease for the day. On W ednes­ day the w icket was still easy at the start, and Seym our and Hutchings stayed together until their stand had realised 56 in 45 m inutes. Follow- ing the form er’s dism issal six wickets.went down for 27, five actually falling w hilst 7 w ere made, and then Blythe helped Mason to add 54 for the final partnership. H utchings played free bright cricket for an hour and h it a 6 and nine 4’s. Ham pshire fared badly upon going in and had lost three w ickets, all for ‘21 runs, to W oolley when lunch was taken. With 26 added Fry was out to a fine catch in the country, and at 70 Knott got rid of L lew ellyn in the same position. The last-named hit three 6 ’s. Bow ell and Sprot also m ade useful scores, but K ent led by 60 on the innings. The visitors, going in again w ith a draw certain, lost six w ickets for 93 before tim e arrived, only H um phreys and Blythe m eeting with m uch success. Score and analysis:— K ent . First innings. Second innings. F. H . K nott, c Fry, b New­ m an ..................................34 b N ew m an.............11 H um phreys, c Sprot, b Newm an ........................... 8 n ot out ..............32 Seym our, ca n d b Newman 41 lbw , b N ew m an.. 3 K. L. H utchings, c Mc­ Donell, b Llew ellyn ... 62 W oolley, b N ew m a n .......... 4 C. V. L. Hoom an, b New­ m an .................................... 0 J. R. Mason, n ot ou t....... 36 Huish, lbw , b Llew ellyn ... 1 D. W. Carr, run o u t ............ 0 Fairservice, c and b New­ man ...................................... 1 B lythe, c Fry, b Llewellyn 20 B l, n b 3 ... ............ 4 c Llewellyn, b N ew m an............ n ot out ............ c Stone, b New- Fry, b M c­ Donell ............ ; Mead, b M c­ Donell ............ Leg-byes ... Total ........... 211 Total (6 w kts) 94 H ampshire . Stone, b W oolley ... 0 Mead, lbw , b W oolley 13 A. C. Johnson, c Fair­ service, b W oolley... 2 C. B. Fry, c K nott, b Blythe ..................... 9 Llew ellyn, c K nott, b B lythe .................... 38 Bow ell, b Carr ............23 Brow n, st H uish, b C arr............................. 12 E. M. Sprot, c Blythe, b M a so n .................... 29 M cDonell, b Mason ... 16 N ewm an, c Hoom an, b H um phreys............ 0 K ennedy, not out ... 0 B 6 , lb 2, nb 1 .. 9 Total .151 K ent . Newm an Llewellyn Mead Kennedy Blythe ... W oolley ... Fairservice First innings. O. M. Second innings. 27 O. 15 M. R. W. 0 28 2 R. W. 95 6 ... 18-1 1 65 3 ... 13 0 ... 34 0 ... McDonell Kennedy bow led one no-ball and Newm an tw o. Ham pshire. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 12 1 30 2 I C a r r ........... 9 1 32 2 12 1 40 3 H um phreys 4 1 9 1 8 2 21 0 1 Mason ... 2*3 0 10 2 W oolley bowled one no-ball. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. E. O. K ay.—W e w ill endeavour to find room for som e of the inform ation before the tour o}>ens. “ Zum m erzet.”—Many thanks for your com m u­ nication, w hich has been noted. E.A.S.—The card was safely received, and was welcom e. The photograph has not yet com e to hand. “ A n A d m ir e r o f A. H.”—Next week. CAM BRID G ESH IRE v. BEDFORDSHIRE. Played at Cambridge on A ugust 16 and 17 and won by Bedfordshire by five wickets. Score and analysis:— First innings. F. Hayward, c Leventhorpe, b M orcom .............................. 2 W. C. H unt, c Leventhorpe, b W harmby .................25 L. J. Reid, c Leventhorpe, b M orcom ..........................10 A. S. Ling, b Morcom ... 6 C. H. Pigg, e Squire, b Grierson .................... ... 30 H. C. Tebbutt, ru n ou t .. 17 Watts, c Squire, b Morcom 15 O. W. Bocock, c Saunders, b O r r ..................................14 T. Roberson, lbw, b W h a rm b y..........................16 G. A. Rose, c Saunders, b W h a rm b y .............................. 7 Coulson, not o u t..................... 0 Byes, &c......................13 C ambridgeshire . Second innings, c A p t h o r p , b b W harmby ... ... 18 ... 10 b ... 25 64 b W harmby b Orr ........... lbw , b Orr ... c A p t h o r p , W harmby not ou t.................... .... c H oldstock,bO rr 9 b W hirm by ... 0 lbw , b O r r ............33 c Orr, b W harm by 20 run out ............ 1 Byes, &c. ... 19 Total .................155 B edfordshire . Total............280 First innings. B. L. Peel, c Pigg, b Tebbutt 22 H oldstock,cC oulson,bP igg 71 W harm by, c and b Reid ... 16 H. R. Orr, c Watts, b Reid 23 E. E. Apthorp, n o to u t ...120 A. F. M orcom , c Tebbutt, b Coulson ............................ 8 H. Squire, not out ............53 G. S. Leventhorpe .................. T. S a u n d ers.................................... Byes, &c.........................14 Second innings. b Hunt ............35 n o to u t.................... 6 cllayw ard.bH unt 0 not out..................... 5 b R ose.....................20 lbw , b H unt ... 22 c Pigg, b W atts... 12 Byes, &c. .. 21 Total (5 wkts) *327 Total (5 wkts)... 109 * Innings declared closed. H . Grierson and Pilgrim did n ot bat. C ambridgeshire . O. M. R. W. O. M R. W. M orcom ... .. 25 1 57 4 ... ... 17-3 3 61 0 W harm by .. 13-5 2 38 3 ... ... 22 3 62 5 Pilgrim ... . 10 2 25 0 ... ... 5 1 12 0 Grierson .. 9 2 21 1 ... ... 6 0 24 0 O r r ............ .. 5 4 1 1 ... ... 16 1 11*2 4 Orr and l’ilgrim each bow led one wide. B ed ford sh ire. O. M R. W. O. M. R. w . Coulson ... ... 30 8 74 1 .......... 9 0 37 0 Rose ... 13 1 54 0 ... . 7*4 0 34 1 H unt ... 2 0 6 0 .......... 8 3 21 3 T ebbutt... ... 10 0 49 1 ........... L ing ... .. 3 0 22 0 ........... Reid ... 16 0 98 2 ........... P igg ... 3 0 10 1 .......... W atts .. 6 2 8 1 W atts and H unt each bow led one wide. __ CUM BERLAND AN D WESTMORELAND. Played at K irkby Lonsdale on August 17 and 18 and w on by Cum berland b y an innings and 61 runs. Score C umberland . C. L. Stock, st Harri­ son b Sm ith ............ 1 R. C. Saint, lbw, b W ebster ....................19 F. K itchen, c Smith, b F ou lk es................... 1 Shutt, b W ebster ... 26 A. Sm ith, b Betham... 3 H. R. Burnett, not out 41 G. P. Seahouse, c Betham ,bPunchard 22 W estmoreland . First innings. P. D. Harrison, c Burnett, b Sm ith ............................. S. H. Sm ith, b Smith G. E. Thom pson, lbw, b S m ith ...................................... T. W. Punchard, c Madden, b Shutt ............................. W. D. Betham , c and b S m ith ...................................... J. S. Punchard, b Sm ith ... W. E. Hill, run out ............ B. D. C. M ontm orency, lbw , b Shutt .............................. T. Wilson, c Kitchen, b S m ith ...................................... G. Webster, b S h u tt............ J. R . Foulkes, not out Byes, &c......................... Total .................. G. Pole, b Punchard... 9 Madden, c Sm ith, b W ebster .....................18 Barber, c and b Web­ ster .............................. 0 W. Hickson, c Sm ith, b Webster ............12 Byes, &c................ 4 Total ...156 Second innings 5 b Shutt ............ 1 5 b Shutt ... ••• 10 5 b Sm ith ............ 26 6 b Shutt ............ 2 c B u r n e t t , b 1 Sm ith ............ 8 2 c and b Shutt ... " 2 b Shutt ............ 4 0 not o u t..................... 0 5 c Sm ith, b Shutt 3 1 b Sm ith ............ 0 5 e and b Sm ith ... 0 3 B yes, &c. ... 1 40 T o ta l........... 55 LANCASHIRE v. WARWICKSHIRE. Played at Blackpool on August 29, 30 and 31. Drawn. Very great disappointm ent was occasioned at Blackpool ow ing to rain preventing a ball being bow led until a-quarter to tw elve yesterday. War­ w ickshire, batting first, m ade a fine recovery after losing L illey and Charlesworth for 5, Baker and Quaife adding 139 for the third w icket and enabling the innings to be declared w ith five w ickets dow n for 176. Baker carried out his bat for 81 and Quaife obtained his thousandth run of the season. A draw was, of course, assured w hen Lancashire w ent in and consequently little interest was centred in the play. Score and analysis:— W arwickshire . Lilley, b Cook ............ 0 Charlesworth,c Tyldes­ ley (J .T .), b Cook... 4 Baker, not out ............81 Quaife, c H ornby, b H e a p .............................60 F. B. Foster, c Dean, b H uddleston............ 7 G. W. Stevens, st Worsley, b Heap ... 17 Kinneir, not out ... 1 B 1,1b 5 ............ 6 Total (5 wkts)*176 •Innings declared closed. • F. G. Stephens, Santall, Sm ith, and Field did not bat. L ancashire . R.V. Bardsley, c L illoy, b Foster .....................15 Tyldeslcy <W .), h t wkt, b S a n ta ll....................19 Tyldesley (J. T.), b Foster .................... 8 Sharp, b F oster............ 6 A. Hartley, b Charles­ w orth .....................62 Cook, b F oster............ 4 Heap, not out ............27 B 3, lb 6 ............ 9 Total (6 wkts).. 150 A . H. H ornby, Dean, Huddleston, and W orsley did n ot bat. W arwickshire . C ook ... Dean... Heap... Foster Santall O. . 13 . 5 . 25 O. . 21 . 19 M. R. W. 3 25 2 I 0 13 0 3 67 2 O. M. R. W . Huddleston 23 5 42 1 Bardsley . 6 0 23 0 L ancashire . M. R. W. O. 4 59 4 I Charlswrth 4 6 34 1 | F. Stephens 2 M. R. W. 0 19 1 0 29 0 M.C.C. AN D GROUND v. HERTFORDSHIRE. Played at L ord’s on A ugust 15 and 10 and won by H ertfordshire by an innings and 41 runs. Score and analysis :— H ertfordshire . R. C. Grellet, c Mead, b B r o w n ................ 49 G olding, run out ... 11 Rev. F. Bonsey, b Llew ellyn ........ 2 11. B. Cow ley, c and b Llew ellyn ........ 68 Coleman, c Dalm eny, b Llew ellyn ........10 E. H. Cuthbertson, c Collins, b Mead ...151 M.C.C. AND First innings. Hon. S. R. Beresford, st Cuthbertson, bShelford.. Mead (P .), b Shelford W. R. Collins, b Shelford.. L lew ellyn, c W right, b Shelford .............................. Lord Hawke, b Burton ... Lord Dalm eny, lbw , b Shel­ ford ...................................... Brown (G .), b Burton Rev. R. S. Swann-Mason, b Burton ............................. A . Butcher, b Burton A. W orsley, not o u t ............ R. L. Crankshaw, c Marsh, b Colem an............................. 13 9, lb 4 ..................... Total ............: E. L. W right, b Swann- Mason .....................74 W. H. Marsh, c Beres­ ford,b Swann-Mason 0 H. M. Harford, b Mead 2 Burton, not ou t............ 5 Shelford, c W orsley, b M ead.................... ... 0 B 16, lb 9, nb 2 ... 27 Total .............399 G round . Second innings. 50 b C olem an..............10 19 b Burton ..............27 1 b C o le m a n ......... 9 18 cM arsh, b Burton 45 7 b Burton .............. 44 0 c Wright, b Burton 1 7 c Cowley,bBurton 0 0 n otout.. 9 ... 35 b Burton ............ 1 15 c Harford, b Cole­ m an .....................14 lbw , b Burton ... 8 B 11, lb 8 , n b l 20 13 Total ..214 H ertfordshire . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Brown ... 22 1 105 1 Llew ellyn.. 26 5 104 3 M ead............11*4 1 67 3 Beresford.. 12 0 62 0 Swann- Mason 9 2 34 2 Beresford bow led tw o widcs. M.C.C. and G round. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . Colem an... ... 12-3 1 50 1 .. ... 23 5 74 3 Burton ... ... 14 6 25 4 .. ... 28 11 47 7 Shelford... ... 14 1 56 5 .. ... 14 5 49 0 Marsh ... 5 0 24 0 Barton delivered one no-ball.