Cricket 1911

204 CRICKET : A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. J un e 3,1911. four acres of land to the Sanatorium for consumptives at Dharampur, 100,000 rupees for founding a hospital there, and sixty-ave acres of valuable land for G urkha Asylum , near Sim la. The ceremony of form ally investing H is H ighness with full ruling powers was performed by Lord Minto, Viceroy and Governor-General of India, in November 19 10 , at Patiala. H is H ighness ranks first in precedence amongst the Native Princes in the Punjab aud is entitled to a salute of 17 guns, and also to return visits from H is Excellency tbe Viceroy. He rules over a territory of more than 5,000 square m iles in extent and over a population of nearly a m illion and-a-half and commands a yearly revenue of over £500,000. H is H ighness’s ancestral and hereditary title runs th u s:— “ H is Highness, F ar- zand-i-Khas, D aulat-i-Inglishia, M ansur-i-Zam an, Am ir-ul-Um ra, M aharaja Dhiraj Rajeshw ar, Sri M aharaja-i-Rajgan Bhupinder Singh Mohindar Bahadur Chief of P atiala.” WOODBROOK C L U B AND GROUND v. H AM P SH IR E . Played at B ray on May 25 and 26 and won by Hampshire by seven wickets. Score and analysis : W o o d b r o o k C l u b a n d G r o u n d . First innings. Baker, b Newman .................. ... 9 Second innings, b Kennedy ....................... . 50 Hardy, c Bowell, b Newman ... ... 18 b Bowell ....................... . 1 Braund, c Stone, b Mead.......... ... 4 b Bowell ....................... 0 Moore, c Brown, b Newman ... ... 9 b Remnant....................... . 5 Meads, c Kennedy, b Newman ... 1 b Kennedy ....................... . 32 Stedman, c Stone, b Kennedy... ... 29 c Remnant, b Newman ... 6 S. H. Cochrane, not out .......... ... 5 c Stone, b Bowell .......... 11 Clarke, b Kennedy .................. ... 5 c Brown, b Mead .......... 33 J. Wallis, b Rogers .................. ... 13 c and b Rogers ................ . 13 Corpl. Lowe, b Kennedy .......... ... 0 c Stone, b Kennedy.......... 6 Luckin, b Newman .................. ... 11 not o u t................................. 26 Byes, &c............... .. 17 Byes, &c. ..; ........... 17 Total................. ... 121 Total ................. 200 H ampshire . First innings. Mead C. P.), c Meads, b Luckin ................. 52 Stone, b Lowe ............................................... 24 Bowell, c Braund, b Luckin ......................... 4 Brown, c and b Lowe....................................... 22 H. W. M. Yates, c Moore, b Clarke .......... 39 Second innings, not o u t................................ 7 Kennedy, b Meads .................. ... 5 b Braund ....................... . 1 Rogers, st Stedman, b Meads ... ... 0 not o u t................................ 4 Remnant, c Stedman, b Luckin ,. 57 b Clarke ............................, 23 .lacques, b Clarke ......................... H. A. H. Smith, c Baker, b Luckin Newman, not out ......................... ... 6 ... 10 ... 7 b Brand................................. 41 Byes, 4c............... ... 14 Byes, &c....................... 6 Total ......... ...240 Total (3 wkts) , 82 W oodbrook C lub a n d G r o u n d . First innings. (). M. R. W. Second innings. O. M. R. W. Newman................ 14’4 6 24 5 .......... 6 2 16 1 Mead ................. 15 4 30 1 .......... 7 0 88 0 Rogers ................. 9 0 34 1 ......... 11 1 32 1 Kennedy................. 10 2 16 3 .......... 14 4 36 3 Bowell .......... 12 4 31 4 Remnant .............. 8 0 30 0 Remnant bowled three wides and Rogers three no-balls. First innings. O. M. H a m p s h ir e . R. W. Second innings. O. M. R. W. Lowe .................. 21 2 80 2 ............... 4 0 29 0 Luckin ................. 12 1 60 4 Meads ................. 9 3 37 2 Clarke ................. 12 0 49 2 7 0 26 1 Braund .......... 4 0 21 2 Clarke bowled two no-balls, and Luckin one no-ball and one wide. NOR TH UM BER LAND COUN TY v. DURHAM UNIVERSITY.-Played at Newcastle on May 25 and won easily by the County. Meldon hit three 6 ’s and thirty 4's and added 149 with Norbury. D u r h a m U n iv e r s it y . J. C. Morgan, b Norbury ........ 12 F. J. Lidderdale, c Norbury, b Elsey............................................. 16 A. F. Hodges, b Norbury .......... 4 T. E. Sayer, b Norbury.................. 13 W. G. Lidderdale, b Norbury ... 2 W. J. Hickey, lbw, b Meldon ... 12 C. J. Henderson, b Meldon ........ 57 L. E. Markham, c E. Mortimer, b R. G. Mortimer ....................... 6 J. Scougal, not out ...................... 40 O, G. Dent, e Gowana, b Norbury 18 J. D. Proud, lbw, b Norbury ... 7 Byes, &c.............................. 34 Total ... ... 221 Score:— N o r t h u m b e r l a n d C o u n ty . E. Mortimer, c Proud, b Markham 2 Capt. H. E. Trevor, c Henderson, b P ro u d ....................................... 18 W. W. Meldon, c Dent, b Sayer... 180 Markham .......... ......................... 1 Norbury, c Hodges, b Proud ... 90 R. G. Mortimer, c Dent, b Proud 2 Capt. T. C. Sinclair, c Proud, b Markham ................................ 1 R. S. Copeman, c Proud, b Scougal 11 T. Gowans, not out........................ 23 R. M. Pike, c Sayer, b W. G. Lid­ derdale ....................................... 3 Byes, &c.................................. 28 Total (9 wkts) ..........365 Elsey did not bat. WARW ICKSH IRE : v. SUSSEX. Played at Coventry on M ay 25, 26 and 27. W arwickshire won by two wickets. After m any fluctuations in ihe play, the visitors were beaten by two wickets, but up to the very end the W arwickshire success was in doubt. For their lead of 104 on the first innings the home side owed much to Charlesworth, who scored 1 16 out of 201 in two hours without a m istake : he hit three 6 ’s and nineteen 4’s, but, strange to say, not a 2. W ith Kinneir he added 69 for the second wicket and with Quaife 102 for the third in 50 minutes. Sussex upon going in again fared badly for a time after the rain, but a seventh-wicket stand of 10 1 by Leach and K illick improved matters considerably. The latter, in scoring a faultless 94 in 165 m inutes, played a really great innings. When Warwickshire went in to get 207 Kinneir and L illey put up 4 1 for the first w icket: but half the side were out for 101 , and, fortunately for them, Quaife and Cowan put on 43 for the sixth wicket and Foster and Sm ith 46 for the eighth. Score and an alysis:— First innings. S ussex . Vine, b Foster ............................................... Relf (R. R.), b Foster....................................... Cox (G. R.), c Baker, b Foster......................... Relf (A. E.), b Foster............................... Killick, st Smith, b Quaife ............... C. L. Tudor, b Field .............................. C. L. A. Smith, b Foster ..................... Leach, b Field ..................................... H. P. Chaplin, b Foster ...................... Vincett, c and b Field............................ Butt, not out............................................ B 1 , lb 2 , w 1 ...................... Second innings. 6 c Smith, b Santall ... 3 c Quaife, b Santall ... 51 c Santall, b Foster ... 8 lbw, b Santall ............... 43 b F ie ld ............................. 1 lbw, b Santall .......... 28 c Kinneir, b Santall... 0 b F ie ld ......................... 28 not out............................. 4 c Smith, b Quaife ... 1 b Quaife ................. , 4 B 14, lb 5 .............. 14 30 5 38 94 0 14 42 45 3 6 19 Total Total , W a r w ic k s h ir e . First innings. Lilley, b Relf (A. E . ) ....................................... 11 Kinneir, lbw, b Relf (R. R.) ......................... 30 Charlesworth, c Vincett, b Killick.................116 Quaife, b K illic k .............................................. 42 F. R. Foster, c Vincett, b Relf (A. E .).......... 34 G. W. Stephens, b Relf (R. R.) ................. 13 Baker, c Cox, b Relf (A. E.) ......................... 9 Lieut. C. F. Cowan, c Vincett, b Relf (A. E.) 1 Smith (E. J.), not out....................................... 8 Santall, c Butt, b Relf (A. E .)... Second innings. lbw, b Killick ............... c Leach, b Killick ... . c Butt, b Keif (R. R.) c Butt, b Relf (A. E.) not o u t.............................. c and b Relf (A. E.) ... . c Butt, b Relf (R. R.) c Leach, b Iiclf (R. R.) . b Relf (A. E.) ............... not o u t.............................. 16 22 24 3 22 26 5 Field, c Leach, b Relf (R. R.) ... .......... 5 Byes .......... ..." ... 4 B 5, lb 6 , nb 1 ......... . 12 Total ..........281 Total (8 wkts) . 209 First innings. S u ss e x . Second innings. O. M. R. w. O. M. R. w. Foster ................. 15*3 3 40 6 ................., ... 24 2 81 1 Santall .................. 8 0 25 0 ................., ... 32 11 es 5 Quaife .................. 10 1 26 1 ................. ... 14-3 3 2> 2 Field ................. 16 3 82 3 ................. ... 20 2 98 2 Charlesworth ... 8 2 18 0 Field bowled one wide. W a r w ic k s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Relf (A. E.) .......... 23 7 64 5 ................. ... 422 14 82 3 Leach .......... ... 6 0 28 0 ................. Relf (R. It.) .......... 18*2 2 75 3 ................. !!. 21 2 44 3 Vincett .......... ... 4 0 28 0 ................. ... 4 0 14 0 C o x ......................... 5 1 24 0 ................. ... 6 0 15 0 Killick .................. 9 1 39 2 ... .......... ... 19 5 42 2 Vine......................... 6 0 19 0 ................. Killick bowled one no-ball. LONDON SCOTTISH v. M ILL H IL L SCHOOL.— Played at Mill Hill on May 24. Score:— M il l H il l S c h o o l . Second innings. 17 b Lamont ......................... 1 0 c Chown, b Lamont.......... 8 12 c Chown, b Lamont . 6 c sub, b Robbins not o u t...................... not o u t ..................... c Hogg, b Adamson . First innings. W. Huggan, st Chown, b Read .......... W. E. Marler, c R. A. Bennett, b Hogg C. Snell, c sub, b Read ........................ B. D. Nicholson, b R ea d........................ F. W. Anderton, c and b Read .......... D. B. Aitken, c Robbins, b Thomas ... T. A. Higliam, b Read ........................ J. C. Penny, b Thomas ........................ E. Y. Hughes, c and b Read ................. C. L. Bentley, b Read ........................ W. B. Chivers, not out ......................... Byes ................. .......... Total . 0 . 27 ........ 5 . .... .. ........ 0 ....... 5 .................. 0 .................. 0 ......... ........ 6 ......................... 78 L on d o n S c o t t is h . 23 2 11 18 c Chown, b Lamont .. B 12, lb 2 .......... Total (6 wkts) C. Powell, b Snell ........................ 1 J. S. Chown, c and b Aitken ... 6 A. S. Hoe, b Aitken..................... 0 C. Tollit, r. Penny, b Nicholson .. 40 E. Hogg, c Nicholson, b Aitkea ... 0 R. A. Bennett, c Penny, b Aitken 28 A. H. Read, c Marler, b Snell ... 9 29 30 J. Lamont, c Chivers, b Penny . F. H. Robbins, b Higham ... . J. H. Adamson, not out ... . A. A. Thomas, b Aitken ... . Byes............................. Total .................. 183 16 10