Cricket 1910

3 8 0 CR ICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. S e p t . i , 1 9 1 0 . DEVON v. DORSET. Played at E xeter on A ugust 17 and IS and left drawn. Budge and Cum m ins added 175 for the fourth w icket of Dorset. Score and analysis D e v o n . J. F. Shelley, c H arri­ son, b W ebb ...............SS J. F. Orchard, c Harri­ son, b S ta c e y .............122 R. H. C rockw ell,c God­ den, b W ebb ............ 4 Rev. G. L. A. Heslop, b G ord o n ........................09 Capt. Bazalgette, b Stacey .......................C5 Capt. J. C. H artley, b Gordon ..................... 8 Davies, b W o b b ...........13 F. R. Coates,bG ordon 2 W. Ashford, b Stacey 22 A ston, not o u t ............ 4 M ajor L. C. Garrett, b S ta ce y ..................... 0 Byes, &c. ... ... 38 Total.. ...435 Rev. W. H. Arundell, c Davies, b H artley 9 H . M. Greenhill, b A ston ............................. 18 W. H. Budge, not out ... 192 W. K night, lbw, b Bazalgette ... 69 G. M. G ordon, b Aston 1 C.J. B. W ebb, c Davies, b B a za lgette............ 5 H. B. Cum m ins, b b H eslop.....................85 C. P. Godden, not out 44 Byes, &c....................10 Total (0 w kts) 439 A. M. Harrison, W. Harrison, and Stacey did not bat. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. C um m ins. 20 3 70 0 W. Harri­ W ebb 24 3 105 3 son 12 0 65 0 Stacey 18 2 76 4 A . Harri­ Gordon .. 8 0 47 3 son 8 0 34 0 D o r se t . O. M R. W. O. M. R. W. Hartley .. 39 10 '.'I 1 Bazalgette 10 1 65 2 Aston 41 12 103 2 Orchard... 5 0 19 0 A shford .. 10 4 42 0 Heslop ... 5 0 16 1 Coates 23 1 84 0 H eslop bow led tw o widos. DORSET v. M ONMOUTHSH IRE. Played at Poole on August 10 and 11 and w on by M onm outh by 10 w ickets. Score and analysis M o n m o u t h s h ir e . Silverlock, c Cumm ins, b G o rd o n .....................90 M. Stratton, b W ebb .. 1 E. S. Phillips, b C um m ins.....................17 Capt. Giles, c Mason, b W. Harrison............14 D iver, c Bolton b C u m m in s..................... 7 F.G .Phillips, c Godden, Total ............231 b A. M. Harrison ... 43 Second in n in gs: Geen, not out, 0 , Raikes, not out, 0 ; byes, &c., 0. Total (no w kt), 0. D o r s e t . W. P. Geen, b Gordon 2 T. 13. W illiam s c W. Harrison, b Cum ­ m in s............................. 21 K. R aikes,lbw ,bSew ell 14 W. A. W illiam s,bSewell 17 A. J. Butler, not out 0 Byes, &c................ 5 First innings. C. J. B. W ebb, b F. G Phillips 0 R. H. D. Bolton, c E. S. Phillips, b F. G. Phillips 4 W . K night, c Butler, b F. G. Phillips ............................29 A. M. Harrison, run out ... 4 Rev. W. H. Arundell, b S ilv e rlo ck ............................. 0 F. A. S. Sewell, b Silver- G.1^ G ordon, ‘b W. A.' Williams, b F. G. Phillips 2 H. B. Cum m ins, b F. G. Phillips .............................. 0 C. P. G odden, c E. S. Phillips, b F. G. Phillips ............14 J. N. Mason, c Raikes, b S ilv erlock ............................. 7 W . H arrison, n ot ou t............ 3 Byes, & c......................... 0 Total .....................71 Second innings, c Silverlock, b P h illip s ............32 c Silverlock, b Phillips ............ 0 c M. Stratton, b W. A. W illiam s 29 cR aikes,bPhillips 0 c F. G. Phillips, b Silverlock ... 20 c W . A. Williams, b R a ik e s............31 c Silverlock, b Raikes ............ 5 not ou t.....................18 run ou t ............ 12 b Raikes ............ 0 c F. G. Phillips, b W. A. W illiam s 0 Byes, &c. ... 8 T otal............101 M ONMOUTHSUIRE* O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . W .H arrison 14 1 47 1 ICumm ins 17 2 53 3 W ebb ... 9 2 24 1 Gordon ... 5 0 *29 2 Sew ell ... 10‘4 0 55 2 |A.H arrison 0 0 18 1 D o r se t . First innings. O. M. R . W. F .G .P hillips... 12-1 3 32 0 .. W. W illiam s... 4 0 J 2 0 .. Silverlock ... 8 1 21 3 ., R aikcs .. Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 10 4 50 3 ... 13 3 31 2 ... 17 3 44 1 ... 13 0 28 3 MIDDLESEX v. SURREY. Played at Lord’s on August 29, 30 an J 31. Drawn. A fter an idle day 011 M onday ow ing to rain the start of this m atch was delayed on Tuesday until noon and there were a couple of interruptions later. Surrey gained an advantage by w inning the toss and late in the afternoon declared - prem aturely, as m any thought—w ith eight w ickets dow n for 221 , leaving M iddlesex an hour in w hich to bat before stum ps were drawn. H ayward was iu an hour for 4, but H obbs scored 59 out o f 94 in 95 m inutes by faultless aud skilful cricket. The best batting of the day was show n by Cam pbell, w ho forced the game splendidly and obtained his 55 out of 80 iu 50 m inutes : he hit tw o G’s and six 4’s in his delightful display. Hayes m ade his 60 in 135 m inutes, but was not seen at his best, though his innings was a m ost valuable one. M iddlesex quickly lost Douglas and H endren, but b y the end of the day W arner and Tarrant had taken the score to 47 w ithout further loss. Yesterday the weather show ed a great im ­ provem ent, the conditions being alm ost rem iniscent of summ er. For som e tim e runs cam e readily, chiefly from Warner, w ho played w ith confidence from the start. The follow -on was saved w ith only tw o m en out, and it was not until the third w icket had added 02 in 05 m inutes that Tarrant was caught at long-on. Then follow ed three useful stands, Hearne (J. W .) helping to put on 28, Baker 48, and Mann 42. The last-nam ed hit freely and w ell for 32, though he was alm ost caught off Platt w hen 18. Warner reached 50 in 110 m inutes and 100 in three hours and a-half ; in all he m ade 137 out of 261 in 240 m inutes, being first in and last out, and hit fourteen 4’s and ten 3’s in his chanccless display. It was a great innings in m ore senses than one. The m ajority of his runs were m ade on the on-side, but he also drove w ith fine vigour and judgm ent. W hen Surrey w ent in again, w ith arrears of 40, Tarrant and Hearne (J. T.) shared the attack. Hayward and Hobbs played carefully at first, but afterw ards runs cam e steadily until at 37 Hayward was bow led in attem pting a big hit. Hcarne’s figures were then 53 balls for 2 runs and a wicket. W ith Ha 3 ’cs in the balance against the side was w iped out. Hobbs, w ho m ade a good hit for 0 off Tarrant, was second out, at 73, but w ickets after­ wards w ent dow n so quickly that w hen stum ps were diaw n the score was 107 for seven. Hearne, who was chiefly responsible for tho breakdown, took five w ickets for 30. Score and analysis :— S u r r e y . First innings. Sccond innings. Ilayw ard, c H endren, b Hearne (J .W .).................... 4 H obbs, lbw , b Tarrant ... 59 H ayes, c Mann, b Hearne (J. T .) ...................................... 60 I. P. F. Campbell, c D oug­ las, b T arra n t.....................55 M. C. Bird, c Hendren, b Hearne (J. T .).....................14 Spring, b Hearne (J. T .) .. 0 H itch, b Hearne (J. T .) ... 11 Sm ith, c and b Tarrant ... 3 II. D. G. Leveson-Gower, not out .............................. 7 Byes ............................. 8 b H ea rn e(J.T .)... 19 c T a r r a n t , b Hearne (J. T.) 30 lbw , b Hearne (J- T.) ........ 15 lbw , b Tarrant ... 11 c Mann, b Hearne (J. T.) ............18 b H earne (J. T.)... 3 c Hearne (J. T.), b Tarrant ... 0 not ou t..................... 1 n ot ou t..................... 0 Byes ............ 4 Total (8 w kts)*22l Total (7 wkts)107 * Innings declared closed. Platt and Strudw ick did n ot bat. M id d l e s e x . P. F. Warner, c Spring, b Sm ith .....................137 J. Douglas, c H itch, b Sm ith ..................... 0 H endren (E .),c Hobbs, b Sm ith ..................... 9 Tarrant, c Spring, b S m ith ........................... 29 Hearne(J.W .),cSpring, b H itch ....................10 C. V. Baker, b Sm ith 18 S u r r e y . First innings. O. M. R. W. Ilearn c (J. T.) 33 T a rra n t........... 35 Hearne (J.W .) 9 F. T. M ann, c H ay­ ward, b B ird ............32 E .L .K idd,c L.-Gower, b Bird ..................... 3 S. H. Saville, c Strud­ w ick, b Sm ith ... 4 Murrell, run out ... 7 Hearne (J.T.), n ot out 4 B 4, lb 1, w 3 ... 8 Total .. 201 Second innings. Kidd Sm ith Platt H itch 13 57 4 ... 4 104 3 ... 3 38 1 ... 0 14 0 ... M id d le s e x . O. M. R. W. O. 24 20 , 7 30-1 10 , 24 7 . 8 0 71 0 79 0 32 1 Sm ith bow led three wides, Hayes Bird Spring M. R. W. 0 24 0 1 34 2 1 13 0 T. P aw liy scorcd 175 for Tonbridge against W isden’s 011 the form er’s ground 011 Saturday. CO RN W ALL v. DORSET. Played at Newquay on A ugust 15 and 16 and won by Dorset by 65 runs. Score and analysis :— T o r se t . First innings. W. II. Arundel], c W hit­ worth, b H aw ken ............18 F. A. S. Sewell, b W hiting 3 R. H. Bolton, c Tresawna, b H aw ken............................. 0 W. T. Knight, c Vibart, b W. N. Bickford-Sm ith ... 21 H. M. Greenhill, c and b W hiting ............................. 40 C. J. B. W ebb, b Tresawna 44 G. M. Gordon, c W hitworth, b W . N. B ickford-Sm ith 29 H. B. Cumm ins, n o to u t... 39 A.M .H arrison,bTrcvartlien 20 C. P. Godden, bTrevartlien 0 Stacey, b Trevarthen............ 1 Byes, &c......................... 1 ...222 Total ... Second innings, st J. C. B.-Sm ith, b Trevarthen... 33 b G u y ..................... 0 c and b H aw ken 8 c H aw ken, b Tre­ varthen ............ 10 c Guy, b W hiting 5 b Trevarthen ... 4 b W hiting . ..0 8 c & b Trevarthen 3 c W hiting, b Tre­ varthen ............ 0 not ou t..................... 0 b W h itin g ............ 0 Byes, &c. ... 8 T o ta l..........139 C o r n w a l l . First innings. Second innings W. N. Bickford-Sm ith, b c A r u n d e ll, b C u m m in s.................... 13 Gordon ............ 44 A. S. W hitworth, b Stacey 12 b W ebb ............ 11 W. Coad, b Stacey Vibart, b S ta ce y ............ 12 c Sewell, b W ebb 9 14 c and b W ebb ... 17 H. Tresawna, b Stacey 5 b Cumm ins 1 Trevarthen, c K night, b c Harrison, b W e b b ............................. 3 W ebb ............ 18 T. Rom er, run out ... 2 not ou t..................... 10 J. C. Bickford-Sm ith, c W illiam s, b Cumm ins 42 b W ebb ............ 2 11. Guy, b W eb b ............ 1 c and b W ebb ... 0 E. Hawken, n o to u t ... 31 b W ebb ............ 1 W hiting, b Cumm ins... 3 c B olton ,b W ebb 13 Byes, &c................ 2 Byes, &c. ... 10 Total ... D o r se t . First innings. Second innings. W hiting Haw ken W .N.B.-Sm il Trevarthen G uy........... Tresawna O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 19 4 40 2 ... ... 8-5 0 27 3 23 4 08 2 ... ... 8 0 22 1 12 1 43 2 ... ... 3 0 10 0 18-1 4 37 3 ... ... 11 2 35 5 7 2 19 0 ... ... 8 0 37 1 4 0 14 1 ... C o r n w a ll. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Stacey ... .. 25 0 04 4 ... ... 9 2 38 0 Sewell ... .. 7 1 31 0 ... Cumm ins .. 13-1 2 19 3 ... 19 0 42 1 W ebb ... .. 11 5 24 2 ... ... 17 3 49 8 Gordon ... ... 3 1 11 1 HAM PSTEAD v. W EST H ERTS.—Played at H am p­ stead 011 August 24 and w on very easily by the hom e side. Pitts took six w ickets for 14 runs and Dum belton four for 10. Fitzgibbon, hitting freely, m ade three 0’s, forty-seven 4’s, five 3’s and seven 2’s in scoring 209 of the first 413 runs made by Ham pstead. With Kanga he obtained 200 for the first w icket and w ith Susskind 112 for the fifth. S core:— W est H e r ^ s . C. J. Rudd, c Everitt, b Pitts ....................... 0 G. S. Harrison, c D unckley, b Dum- bclton ...................... 7 C. S. Household, b P it t s ............................... 3 H. E. Blower, b Pitts 1 II. J. C. Sum pter, c Susskind,b D um bel­ ton ............................... 0 G. Sim ons, b Pitts ... 0 J. W iggs, b Pitts S. S. Breeds, c Kanga, b D u m belton ............ J. Goodall, not out ... W. H. Clarke, c F itz­ gibbon, b Pitts E. L. Spencer, c Pitts, b D u m belton ............ Byes, &c. ... ,... Total ............ D. F. Fitzgibbon, c Household,bBlower 269 H. D. Kanga, run out 65 E. S. Yates, b House­ hold ............................. 1 M. A. S. Sturt, c Har­ rison, b Blower ... 10 G. G. Dum belton, R. S. Everitt, T. M. Farm iloe, n. G. Dunckley, and G. J. S. Pitts did not bat. D. B. Gunasekara, b Breeds .................... 0 M. J. Susskind, not out ............................ 57 Byes, &c................ 11 Total (5 w kts) 413