Cricket 1910

S f . p t . i , 1 9 1 0 . CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 383 SU FFO LK v. BED FO RD SH IRE. Played at Felixstow e on A ugust 10 and 11 and won by Suffolk by four w ickets. Score and analysis:— B e d f o r d s h ir e . First innings. H oldstock, st Phillips, b Penfold ............................. 10 B. L. Peel, lbw , b Cobbold 4 W harm by, b R a yn or............39 H. It. Orr, c Francis, b Raynor ............................. 29 E. E. Apthorpe, lbw , b Cobbold ... .....................40 G. S. Leventhorpe, c Wilson, b J. F. Ireland.....................13 A. F. M orcom , n o to u t ... 2(5 T Saunders,c Bird,bP enfold 6 Dr. M cLinnell, c Blount, b Cobbold ............................. 0 H. Grierson, b Penfold ... 1 Pilgrim , c W ilson, b Penfold 4 Byes, &c.........................13 T o t a l.................... 185 S uffolk . First innings. H . L. Wilson, b M orcom ... 25 J. Francis, b Morcom ... 4 C. M. Phillips, b Grierson... 4 J. F. Ireland, b M orcom ... 1 A. K. W atson, c Leven­ thorpe, b M o rco m ............29 C. II. Blount, b M orcom ... 3 Rev. F. N. Bird, c Leven­ thorpe, b M o r co m ............17 K. Raynor, not out ............44 K. G. Ireland, b M orcom ... 5 Penfold,c M orcom ,b Pilgrim 10 P. W. Cobbold, b Pilgrim ... 10 Byes, &c.........................11 Second innings, c Phillips, b R ay­ nor ...................16 b Raynor ............ 0 st Phillips, b Cob­ bold .................... 6 c Wilson, b Ray­ nor .................... 13 c Francis, b Ray­ nor ....................24 o and b Raynor... 15 b C o b b o ld ............28 b Raynor ............ 4 b Raynor ... n o t o u t .......... b Cobbold ... Byes, &c. Total ............147 Second innings. run out ............16 b Morcom ............ 0 b M orcom ............59 c A pthorp, b M or­ com ... ............32 c Apthorp, b P il­ grim ... ... ... 16 n o to u t....................11 not o u t ...................19 c Orr, b Pilgrim .. 10 Total Byes, &c. ... 9 . ...163 Total (6 w kts) 172 B e d f o r d s h ir e . C obbold... . Penfold ... , J. F. Ireland. Raynor ... First innings. O. M. R. W. 24 11 62 3 .. 32 1 14 56 4 8 1 26 1 .. 6 1 28 2 ., S uffolk . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R . W. ... 29-2 8 57 3 ... 11 2 29 0 ... 6 1 13 0 ... 13 2 42 7 Second innings. M orcom ... Grierson Pilgrim ... W harm by O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 23 1 80 7 ............ 23*3 5 69 3 10 0 37 1 ............ 9 3 19 0 7*5 3 17 2 ............ 12 1 28 2 9 1 18 0 ............ C 3 13 0 P e e l............ 2 0 9 0 M cLinnell. 2 0 10 0 Orr ............ 4 2 15 0 H A M P S T E A D v. S T R E A T H A M .— Played at Streatham on August 27. H a m pste a d First innings. Second <linings. H .S.M aclure,lbw ,bThom as 32 n otou t G. G. Dum bleton, c Feeny, b T h o m a s.............................19 D. B. Gunasekara, c Feeny, b T h o m a s.............................34 G. F. Farm iloe, b Thom as 30 R. W. Atchley, c and b 0. L. Morgan .................... 16 L. J. Marcus, c Barkworth, b C. L. M orga n...................12 J. C. Toller, st Q uick, b M ille r...................................... 8 II. Quick, lbw , b Morgan... 1 Hyde, c Steed, b Miller ... 1 J. Dan ford Thomas, n otou t 0 H uckstep, c Quick, b M iller...................................... 0 B 4, w 4 ..................... 8 15 c Morgan (jun.), b Feeny ............ 9 c Morgan (jun.) b, Feeny ............ 0 not out... run out Total .................... 161 S t r e a t h a m . Byes ............ 5 Total (3 w kts) 44 N. Miller, b H uck- H. T. Thomas, b H uck­ s t e p .............................. 42 step .................... ... 1 V. F. Feeny, b GunC. L. Morgan, c and b asekara .................... 11 H uckstep .. 0 E. K Q uick, b H uckMorgan (jun.),b H uck­ step ............................. 20 step ............................. 0 H. T. Cross, c Toller, Steed, b H uckstep ... 14 b G unasekara.......... 6 E. P. Pulbrook, not H. S. Barkw orth, b out ............................. 2 H uckstep ............ C. M. Thom as, lbw , b 14 B 4, lb 1, nb 3 ... 8 — H uckstop..................... 32 Total ............150 NORFOLK v. BEDFORDSH IRE. Played at Norw ich (the third m atch of the Norwich Week) on August 12 and 13 and w on b y N orfolk by 112 runs. Score and analysis:— N orfolk . First innings. Second innings. Rev. G. B. Raikes, c Ap- c M orcom ,bG rier- thorp, b W harm by............38 son ..................... 22 R. W. Thurgar, st Apthorp, b O r r ......................................23 b W harm by ... 7 G. A. Stevens, c Leven- c Apthorp, b thorpe, b W harm by ... 6 M orcom ............. 2 M. Falcon, c Leventhorpe, b W h a rm b y .............................18 b M orcom ............. 8 G. W . Birkbeck, c Morcom, c Morcom , b Pil- b W harmby .................... 1 g rim ..................... 10 N. W. Stevens, c Orr, b Pilgrim ............................. 7 b P e e l................... 13 R. A. A. Beresford, c M or­ com , b W harm by ............ 9 b P e e l..................... 2 C. J. H. Treglown, c M or­ com , b W harmby ............10 b Pilgrim ..........13 E. J. Fulcher, c Leven­ thorpe, b Pilgrim ............ 0 not o u t...................49 Allsopp, c Saunders, b W h a rm b y .............................13 not ou t...................69 Gibson, not out .................... 2 c Orr, b M orcom 3 Byes, &c......................... 9 Byes, &c. ... 9 Total ...................136 Total (9 wkts)*207 ♦Innings declared closed. B edfordshire . First innings. Second innings. B. L. Peel, c Thurgar, b Falcon......................................16 c and b Falcon ... 6 Holdstock, c Fulcher, b Falcon....................................... 3 c Falcon, b Raikes 7 G. S. Leventhorpe, b Falcon 0 b Allsopp ......37 E. E. Apthorp, c Allsopp, b st Thurgar, b Falcon.................................... 13 Raikes ......43 A. F. M orcom , c G. A. st Thurgar, b Stevens, b G ib s o n ..........15 Raikes ...... 4 W harm by, c Stevens, b c Treglow n, b G ibson...................................... 7 Falcon ......17 H. R. Orr, c Treglown, b G ibson...................................... 7 b Gibson ...... 5 T. Saunders, b Gibson H. Grierson, c Beresford, b F alcon......................................12 Dr. M cLinncll,not out ... 5 Pilgrim , c Beresford, b Gibson ......................... 3 Byes, &c...................... 5 i so ..... . . .. 16 c G. A. Stevens, b Raikes ... ... c Beresford, b Raikes ... .;. not out.................... lbw , b Allsopp ... Byes, &c. Total First innings. ...102 N o r f o l k . T o ta l.......... 129 Second innings. M orcom ... Grierson Pilgrim ... P eel............ W harm by O r r ............ O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . 6 1 Hi 0 ... ... 19 7 44 3 5 2 7 0 ... ... 11 2 28 1 29 12 45 2 ... ... 16 8 20 2 5 1 21 0 ... ... 11 3 23 2 27*5 11 35 7 ... ... 30 15 48 1 3 0 6 1 ... ... 7 1 35 0 Falcon Gibson . Allsopp . Raikes . Orr bow led tw o wides. B e d f o r d s h ir e . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . ... 18 4 57 5 ............. 15 2 58 2 ... 22-2 9 25 5 ............. 5 2 8 1 ... 4 1 8 0 ........... 2*4 1 6 2 ... 1 0 7 0 ............ 12 1 55 5 W ILTSH IRE v. BU CK IN G H AM SH IRE. Played at Chippenham on August 15 and 16 and left drawn. Score and analysis W il t s h ir e . First innings. E. Newm an, c Shaw, b W right .............................15 E. S. W arrilow, c Weaver- Adam s, b Frith A. Newman, c Lowndes, b B a k e r..................................55 Sellick, b B a k e r ................12 R. W. A w dry, run out ... 96 W. R. C. Laverton, lbw , b B a k e r.................................... 1 A. M. Miller, b Baker ... 4 J. R. Taylor, b Frith........24 Overton, b W right ........45 M itchell,cLow nes,bW right 8 Shail, not out ................... 1 Byes, &c.....................18 Second innings. b W right ............ 0 c Vickerstaffe, b Baker ............14 c Baker, b Vicker­ staffe ............72 not out ............12 c Ross, b Baker... 33 c Baker, b Frith 15 b Frith ............ 8 ht w kt,b W eaver- Adam s ............37 c Vickerstaffe, b W right ............59 not ou t.....................41 Byes, &c. ... 21 Total ....................280 Total (8 w kts)*312 *Innings declared closed. B u c k in g h a m sh ir e . First innings. Dr.W eaver-Adam s, c Shail, b M itch e ll............................. 4 T. R. Kent, c Sellick, b M itchell .............................33 N. D. C. Ross, c M itchell, b Overton ............................. 37 Orton, b M itchell ............ 3 W. F. Lowndes, b M itchell 41 J.E d wards, lbw , b M itchell 14 E. A. Shaw, c Sellick, b M iller......................................17 N. Baker, b M itch ell.......... 0 W right,c A w dry,b M itchell 2 P. L. Frith, not out ........... 19 Vickerstaffe, c Sellick,b M it- chell ...................................... 6 Byes, &c.............................21 Second innings, b Warrilow ... 20 16 b M itchell ... c E. Newman, b M itch ell............11 c sub, b Miller ... 1 b M itch e ll............17 c and b M itchell 74 c Overton, b M it­ chell ..................... 6 b M itch e ll............ 7 not out ............54 c Miller, b W arri­ low .................... 21 not out Byes, &c. '2 20 Total .....................197 Total (9 wkts)249 W il t s h ir e . Second innings. O . M. R. W. O. M. R. W. W r ig h t............ 40 18 64 3 ... ... 28 3 99 2 F rith .. ... 9 0 48 2 ... ... 10 1 51 2 Vickerstaffe ... 9 2 27 0 ... . .. 5 1 17 1 Baker .......... . 24 4 96 4 ... ... 14 2 53 2 K ent ............ 2 0 27 0 ........... Weaver-.Adams ” 13 1 lie, 1 Ross ,. i 0 5 0 B u c k in g h a m sh ir e . First innings. Miller ... . M itchell A. New’m an . Overton Sellick ... . Warrilow O. 13 20-5 5 1 6 M. R. W. 1 61 1 .. 4 60 8 .. 0 21 0 .. 0 13 1 .. 0 1 0 . . 0 20 Taylor Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 21 8 39 1 ... 40 10 112 6 ... 10-1 4 19 0 ... 7 3 8 0 15 4 37 2 ... 4 2 14 0 “ B L A N C O ” C L O T H & L E A T H E R B A L L For cleaning Suede, Ooze Calf, and Cloth Boots and Shoes, Cord Breeches, Suede Gloves, Cloth Spats, Leather and Cloth Leggings, etc- Mada In varloua chadma o f Dolour. 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