Cricket 1910

3 8 2 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. S e p t . i , 1 9 1 6 . GENTLEM EN OF W O RCESTERSH IRE v. G EN ­ TLEM EN OF H E R E F O R D SH IR E .— Played at W orcester on August 26 and 27 and left drawn. W o r c e s t e r s h ir e G e n tle m e n . Second innings. First innings. F. A. W . H ow , b H iggins... 33 c Gedge, b Mar­ shall... H on. F. E. Allsopp, run ou t 51 b Gedge B. A. Jervis, c Gedge, b H iggins .............................. G. F. Jones-W illiam s, run out ......................................14 not out M ajor G. G. Lang, c Denny, b Grasett ..............................43 Rev. R . H . Craze, c Hadow, b Gedge .............................. 0 M ajor E. M. Lang, c Gedge, b H iggins ... ' ................... 4 b G edge ............. 8 Capt. J. F. S. W innington, b Grose ..............................14 not out .............. 0 H . F. Brown, not ou t ... 46 W. K. Allies, b Gedge ... 12 G. H ooper, runout ............. 2 Byes, &c..........................33 Byes, &c. ... 24 T otal .....................274 T otal (6 w kts) 87 H e r e f o r d s h ir e G e n t l e m e n . c and b H iggins 10 c Lushington, b Grasett ............ c Gedge, b H ig­ gins ..................... F. R. Cobb, c H ow , b G. A. D enny, b Jervis 7 G. G. Lang ............ 42 Rev. P. A. Lushing­ D. S. H adow , c sub, b ton, c Allsopp, b W innington ............ Craze..............................112 11 T. A. Grose, c Craze, b Rev. W. Marshall, lbw, E. M. Lang ............ 27 b Jones-W illiam s ... 16 G. W. Grasett, b E. M. Rev. S. E. N. Searle, L a n g ............................ 14 not out ..................... 15 Dr. H. H iggins,st H ow, P. Gedge, not out ... 42 b Jones-W illiam s ... 72 Byes, &c............... 22 P. T. Marshall, b W in— nington ... ... 16 Total (9 wkts)*396 * Innings declared closed. BE R K SH IR E V. W ILTSH IRE . Played at Reading on A ugust 17 and 18 and w on by Berkshire by nine w ickets. Score and analysis :— W il t s h ir e . First innings. S econd innings. E. Newm an, c Shoosm ith, b Belcher ............................. 2 b H aw ksw orth ... 1 Overton, b H aw ksw orth ... 27 st Todd, b H aw ks­ w orth .............. 1 b H aw ksw orth... 2 c B e lc h e r , b H aw ksw orth .. 14 lbw , b H aw ks­ w orth .............. 0 E. S. W arrilow, lbw , b H aw ksw orth ..................... 7 Newm an (A .), b Shoosm ith 105 R. W. A w dry, c Todd, b H aw ksw orth .................... 3 W. R. Laverton, lbw , b Belcher ............................. 25 J. Pugh, c Shoosm ith, b H aw ksw orth ... ... 27 Sellick, c Metcalfe, b Shoo­ sm ith ...................................... 20 M itchell, not out, Sm ith, b H aw ksw orth ... 3 C. G. Fraser, b H aw ksw orth 0 Byes, &c. ... b H aw ksw orth... 12 not ou t.....................75 stT odd, b H aw ks­ w orth ............ 2 17 c Row e, b Shoo­ sm ith ............ 22 b H aw ksw orth ... 11 c N e p e a n , b H aw ksw orth... 7 Byes, &c. ... 0 10 Total .....................246 T otal............147 B e r k s h ir e . G. G. M. Bennett, c W arrilow ,b M itchell 12 F. E. Row e, c A. N ew ­ m an, b Sm ith............26 Capt. Collins, b Sm ith 6 Shoosm ith, c M itchell, b W arrilow ............23 H. D. Wells, c Fraser, b M itchell ............ 0 W. Y. W oodburn, c Pugh, b M itchell ... 63 Sir C. Y. Nepean, c Pugh, b M itchell ... 17 F. W. M etcalfe, c Aw dry, b O verton... 8 G. Belcher, not out ...112 Hawksw orth,c Sellick, b M itchell ............35 A. F. Todd, run o u t ... 0 Byes, &c................. 7 Total ............309 Second in n in g s: Bennett, not out, 50 : Row e, b A w dry, 15 ; Collins, not out, 15; byes, &c., 5. Total (1 w kt), 85. W il t s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R . W. O. M. R. W. Belcher ... . .2 0 2 92 2 ... 7 0 22 0 H aw ksw orth . 25-3 14 42 6 ... 24*2 11 63 9 W oodburn .1 0 0 43 0 ... W ells ... . . 4 1 23 0 ... Shoosm ith . 8 0 36 2 ... 18 4 62 1 B e r k s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. M itchell... . . 31-3 9 101 5 ... ... 6 0 40 0 Sm ith ... . .2 3 5 99 2 ... 6 1 18 0 O verton... . . 7 2 22 1 ... Newm an (A .) . 8 0 53 0 ... W arrilow . 5 ft 27 1 ... !” i 0 3 0 A w dry ... ... 2-3 0 19 1 SUSSEX v. WORCESTERSHIRE. Played at Brighton on August 29, 30 and 31. Drawn. A fter a blank day on M onday ow ing to rain it was decided to start play on the second day at eleven o ’clock, but it was n ot until 40 m inutes later that it was found possible to comm ence. Sussex, winning the toss, w ent in first and in 210 m inutes com ­ pleted their innings for 153. The outstanding feature of the play was the batting of Vine, who, going in first, carried out his bat for 72. He was m issed w hen 38 but played a capital gam e for his side. The only player w ho gave him m uch assistance was Chaplin, who scored 37 and helped to add 72 in 80 m inutes for the fourth w icket. Burrows, for w hom the ground was too slow , took three wickets, but Cuffe was far m ore effective. In ju st over an hour and a-half before stum ps were drawn W orcestershire m ade 74 for three w ickets before poor light caused play to cease for the day. Bow ley and Pearson made 49 for the first w icket in 65 m inutes b y quiet cricket, and at the end of the day the visitors, w ith seven wickets in hand, were only 79 runs behind. The w icket was difficult yesterday and W orcestershire gained a lead of only 2 on the innings. Bum s batted skilfully for an hour and a-quarter and H unt m ade som e good strokes in scoring 21 not out. D uring the m orning Killick took six w ickets for 40. Going in the second tim e, Sussex were saved from a collapse by Robert Relf who scored 50 out of 72 in 70 m inutes and 100 out of 161 in 130. H is only useful partner was Killick, w ho helped to put on 94 after six w ickets had fallen for 64. W hen he had reached three-figures the innings was closed, and W orcestershire had m ade only 56 for five w ickets of the 160 runs required when the m atch was given up ow ing to failing light. Score and analysis S u s s e x . First innings. R elf (R . R.), c Burrows, b C u ffe ......................................10 notout. Vine, n ot out .....................72 b H unt Relf (A. E.), b C u ffe ............ 2 P. Cartwright, c Bale, b C u f fe ...................................... 2 H. P. Chaplin, c Pearson, b Burrow s ............................. 37 b Hunt R. B. H eygate, c and b Burrows ............................. Vincett, b Burrows ............ Killick, c Foster, b H unt... Cox (G. R.), c and b H unt.. Jupp, st Bale, b Cuffe Butt, c Arnold, b Cuffe ... B 7, lb 3, nb 1 ............ Second innings. c Foster, b H unt c Burns, b Cuffe b Cuffe............ c and b Hunt b Burrows ... n o to u t Leg-byes ... Total .................... 153 Total (7 wkts)*161 * Innings declared closed. W ORCESTERSHIRE. First innings. Second innings. Bow ley, b J u p p .....................22 b K illick ................ 3 Pearson, c R elf (A. E.), b C ox ......................................18 b K illick ................ 2 A rnold, b Vincett ..........11 b K illick ................ 2 G. N. Foster, st Butt, b Cox 15c Butt, b Killick 37 W. B. Burns, b K illick Cuffe, c and b K illick G. L. Crowe, b K illick Turner, b K illick ............ H unt, n ot out .................... Burrows, b K illick ............ Bale, c Chaplin, b K illick.. B 15, lb 2, w 1 ............ 39 b R elf (A .E .) 2 not out... 1 n otou t... 1 21 0 IS Total ... .. 155 S u ss e x . First innings. Burrows Cuffe Hunt Arnold .. P earson... O. M. R. W. Lb 2, w 1 ... 3 Total (5 w kts) 5 C Seco.id innings. 20-.' 20 . 7 3 5 ... 2 ... 0 ... 0 ... O. 9 13 14 6 0 33 1 Burrows bow led one no-ball. 0 6 0 W o r c e s t e r s h ir e . K illick .. Vincett .. Jupp C o x ........... First innings. O. M. R. W. 27*4 10 59 0 . 21 6 38 1 . 7 3 12 1 . 13 3 28 2 . R elf (R. R .) . R elf (A. E .f Second innings . R . W . 8 27 4 7 0 19 1 V incett and K illick each bow led one wide. A bow ler named Fenton did the hat-trick and took all ten w ickets in an innings for H ong Kong Bank 2nd XI. v. National Bank of India 2nd X L on Saturday. W ILTSH IRE v. SU R REY 2 n d XI. Played at Sw indon on August 19 and 20 and won by the visitors by 62 runs. Score and * S u r r e y 2 n d X I . First innings. Second innings. D. J. Knight, c R. W. Aw dry, b N ewm an............ 3c Luce, b G rant... 18 Goatly, c Pugh, b Grant ... 15 b Grant ............. 2 M yers, c Warrilow, b Over­ ton ......................................10 b Grant ............. 6 J. E. Jewell, c and b New- c W arrilow, b man ...................................... 8 O v e r to n ...............41 C. T. A. W ilkinson, lbw , b Newman ............................. 0 b Sm ith .............37 Spring, b Newm an ............ 6 Mason, b Sm ith*... Blacklidge, b M ille r ............27 A. W. F. Rutty, c and b S m ith ..................... Vigar, b Newm an Jackson, not o u t..................... 0 Byes, &c. Total c Grant, b N ew ­ m an ................116 ...7 2 c Miller, b Sm ith 4 O v e r t o n , b M iller ........14 ... 35 c A w dry, b Grant 25 ... 0 n o to u t................ 10 Newm an, b W arrilow ... 2 Byes, &c. ... 9 .........11 ............187 W ILTSH IRE. T otal............284 First innings. J. Pugh, c Mason, b Goatly 45 C. S. Aw dry, st Vigar, b J e w e ll....................................20 G. W. Mathews, c Spring, b B lacklidge.......................... 100 Newm an, b Blacklidge ... 1 R. W. Aw dry, c Blacklidge, b Jew ell ............................19 E. S. W arrilow, b Spring... 7 E. S. Grant, b Spring............ 0 Overton, b Spring ............ 1 A. M. Miller, c Jewell, b T. S. Luce, c Vigar, b S pring...................................... 3 Sm ith, not out ..................... 4 Byes, &c............................11 Second innings, c M yers, b Spring 9 st Vigar, b Jewell 43 c Vigar, b Goatly 4 st Vigar, b Jewell 32 c Vigar, b Jewell 4 b Spring ............34 b Spring ... 46 st Vigar, b Jack­ son ..................... 2 c R utty, b Jack­ son ..................... 0 b Spring ... not ou t............ Byes, &c.... 5 5 14 Total ........... 211 T otal............198 S u r r e y 2 n d XI. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R . W. Grant ... . . 12 3 48 1 ... ... 16 1 75 4 O verton... . . 8 1 23 1 ... ... 6 0 59 1 Newm an . 16-3 2 48 5 ... ... 12 2 48 1 Warrilow . 3 1 19 0 ... ... 2*4 1 3 1 Sm ith ... . . 6 1 17 2 ... ... 11 2 47 2 M iller ... . . 4 0 21 1 ... W il t s h ir e . ... 8 1 43 1 First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Spring ... . . 13 2 57 5 ... ... 16 4 61 4 W ilkinson . 5 0 18 0 ... Blacklidge . . 8 3 2 40 2 ... 9 0 38 0 Jew ell ... . 10 1 58 2 ... ... 10 0 40 3 Goatly ... . . 5 0 27 1 ... ... 4 0 21 1 Jackson ... ... 15 6 24 2 HAM PSTEAD v. OLD W ESTM INSTERS.—Played at Hampstead on August 27. O l d W estm in st e r s . P. E. M. Richards, b Kanga ..................... 6 C. Circuitt, b Pitts ... 16 E. C. K. Clarke, c P ol­ lock, b Kanga............ 5 S. S. Harris, lbw , b H ickson ....................34 H. K irkpatrick, c Fitz- G ibbon, b Kanga ... 40 D. B. W allis, b H ick­ son .............................. 0 H. D. K anga,bE .C . K. Clarke ..................... 9 D. F. Fitz G ibbon,lbw , b H a r r is .....................12 M .A . S. Sturt, st K irk­ patrick, b Richards 82 A. R. Trimen, c sub, b E. C. K. Clarke ... 9 C. D. MacM illin, b E. C. K. Clarke ............ 5 G. A. S. H ickson, c Harris, c C. C ircuitt 24 J. Circuitt, c M cM ill­ an, b Pitts ............ 0 C. S. Clarke, c Fitz- Gibbon, b Kanga ... 0 R . D. Crawshaw, b Kanga ............ ... 0 P. H. Harrison, not out ..............................47 B 14,lb 2, w l.n b l 18 Total ...161 G. Crosdale, c sub, b C. S. Clarke ............49 C. H. Cheldecott, b C. S. Clarke ............13 G. J. S. P itts, not out 0 W . Pollock, b C. S. Clarke ..................... 1 W. A. Evill, run out 3 B 18, lb 6 , w 1 .. 25 Total .......... 242