Cricket 1911

J u n e 3, 1911. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 213 27.—E . B . Hop well, Magdalene College v. Selwyn College (Cambridge) ... ... ... ... *100 27.—H . B . Angus, Christ College v. Sidney College (Cambridge) ... ... ................. ... 12 1 27.—Dr. Weaver-Adams, Slough v. Ealing ................. 105 27.—M. C. O’Leary, Phoenix v. County Kildare ... 1 1 3 27. —W. Harrington, County Kildare v. Phoenix ... *182 2 7 .— J. B . M inch, Pembroke v. Clontarf ... ... 12 1 27.—F . H . Gresson, Sussex Martlets v. Lewes Priory 12 1 27 .—H . Askew, Cuckfield v Burgess H ill ................. 100 27.— T . W. Saunders, Three Counties Asylum v. Biggleswade ... ... ... ... ... 112 27.—H. E . Bowley, Sussex Nursery v. Hailsham ... *104 27.— G. S. Selmes ,, ,, ,, ... 104 27.—C. R . Brown, Eastbourne v. Eastbourne League... * 10 1 27.—F . Scott, Durham City v. Burnmoor ................. 119 27.— J . F . Reynolds, Tonbridge v. Blue Mantle ... I l l 27.— Jennings, Tonbridge v. Blue Mantle ... ... 102 27.— P . C. W . Kann, Westminster School v. Incogniti 108 27.— J . T . M. Mee, Christ's College v. Sidney College... 12 1 27.— A. O. Snowden, Canterbury v. Tonbridge................. 146 2 9 .—R . K . A. H iggs, Sussex Club & Ground v. Brighton Association ......................................................... rl0 5 29.—A. Charlwood, Sussex Club & Ground v. Brighton Association ... ... ... ... ... *10 1 29.— Dalpat Singh, Eastbourne College v. South Lyn n 10 1 29,—Quaife (W. G.), Players v. Gentlemen (Warwick­ shire) ........................................................................ 100 P. P . Gregory, Household Brigade v. Aldershot Comm and... ... ... ... ... ... 112 M. H. C. Doll, Crusaders v. Pembroke College ... 107 Captain Kendle, Royal Marine Artillery v. Lincoln R e g im e n t........................................................................ 105 W. L . Jack , Magdalen College v. Oxford Authentics *2 13 29.— 29. 29. 29.— YORKSH IRE v. SOMERSET. Played at Leeds on May 29 and 30. Yorkshire won by ten wickets. Thanks m ainly to a fine innings of 55 by Braund and a useful 25 by Robson, Somerset scored 130 in their first innings, a total which Yorkshire exceeded by 89. The m ajority of the visitors could make little headway in their second innings and Yorkshire won as stated. Score and an aly sis:— S omerset . First innings. Braund, b Haigli............................................... 55 Hardy, c Newstead, b Hirst ......................... 0 Lewis, e Hirst, b Booth ................................ 6 Whittle, b Newstead....................................... 1(5 •T. Daniell, c Booth, b Newstead ................. (3 Robson, h H aigh .............................................. 25 E. S. M. Poyntz, lbw, b Rhodes . 1 C. G. Deane, n o to u t....................................... 12 Chidgey, b Haigh.............................................. 4 Taylor, b Rhodes......................... ................. 1 Bridges, c Drake, b Rhodes ......................... 3 No-ball ................................ 1 Second innings. c and b Booth ................ b H irs t.............................. c Newstead, b Hirst........ c Wilson, b Hirst ......... b Newstead....................... b Haigh............................... not out............................... b Haigh............................... c Booth, b Hirst ......... c Hirst, b Booth................ c Booth, b Haigh ......... Bl,lbl ........... Total ................................130 Total ... 106 First innings. Rhodes, c Daniell, b Bridges Wilson, c Chidgey, b Lewis .......... Denton, b Lew is............................... Drake, c Braund, b Lewis ......... Hirst, c Braund, b Bridges ......... Booth, lbw, b L e w is ........................ Kilner, c Chidgey, b Taylor ......... Haigh, not out ............................... E. J. Radcliffe, c Chidgey, b Lewis Newstead, c Braund, b Bridges .. Watson, b Lew is............................... B 12. lb 1, w 1 ......... Y o r k s h ir e . Second inning?. ............... 43 not o u t............................... ............... 16 not o u t............................... ................ 27 ................ IS ........... 0 ................ 46 ... 18 ... 31 ... 2 ... 0 ... 4 ... 14 B 4, w 6 ................ Total ... First innings. 219 S o m e r se t . Total (no wkt)... 18 Second innings. Hirst Booth Newstead Drake Haigh ... Rhodes ... Lewis Taylor ... Rridges .. Robson ... 0. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. ... 10 2 21 1 .......... ... 15 3 25 4 ... 8 1 25 1 .......... ... 8 2 23 2 ... 8 0 37 2 ................. ... 8 .. 0 34 1 0 1 17 0 ...... ... ... 8 2 14 3 ................. 3-2 0 15 3 ... 7-1 1 15 3 ................. ... 2 0 7 0 Hirst bowled one no-ball. First innings. Y o r k sh ir e . Second innings. O. M. R. w. O. M. R. W. ... 20 1 76 6 ................. ... 11 1 58 1 .......... "1 1*3 0 4 0 ... 11 1 56 3 ...................... ... 1 0 4 0 . . 3 0 15 0 ......................... Taylor bowled five wides and Bridges two. M.C.C. AND GROUND v. LE ICESTERSH IRE . Played at Lord’s on May 29, 30 and 31. M.C.C. won by 299 runs. By bright cricket the M.C.C. scored 396 in just over four hours on the first day, Falcon and Brown sharing the honours of the play. They added 122 together in less than an hour, and the former offered only one chance—when 96—whilst Brown’s display was devoid of fault. The last wicket added 62 in 40 minutes, and the total reached within four of 400. Leicestershire, owing largely to mis­ takes in the field, scored 295. Coe was missed when 29 and Lord when 17, and together they added 168 for the fifth wicket. The former, making several good off-drives, hit a 5 and fourteen 4’s, whilst Lord’s chief strokes were ten 4’s. Mead played a fine game in the M.C.C.’s second innings, making 127 in two hours and three- quarters and hitting sixteen 4’s. Hitting freely after reaching three-figures, he was missed when 120 and 121. With Johnston he added 56, with Falcon 51 and with Weigall 50. On Wednesday Brown and Tufnell, hitting freely, put on 105 without being parted for the seventhwicket in 55 minutes. The former played a faultless game, but Tufnell was let off when 24. Left with 478 to win, Leicestershire were dismissed for 178 and beaten by 299. Wood and King put on 57 together in 50 minutes. Trott’s success as a bowler was very popular. Score and i First innings. M.C.C. N. C. Tufnell, b King.................... Mead (C. P.), cCoe, b Shipman ... . M. Falcon, candb Astill................ A. C. Johnston, c Whitehead, b Coe . G. J. V. Weigall, b Wood................ Brown (G.). b Shipman ................ B. S. Foster, cShipman, b Astill ...... Trott, run out ....... ............... Capt. P. A. Meldon, b Crawford ... . A. C. Somerset, not out ............... Mignon, cKnight, b Coe............... B 27, lb 1, nb 3.......... Total ......................396 * Innings declared closed. L eicestershire . First innings. C. J. B. Wood, b Mignon............... Knight, bFalcon......................... Whitehead, b Mead .................... Lord, cFoster, b Meldon............... King, st Tufnell, b Meldon .......... Coe, b Trott .............................. A. T. Sharp, b Falcon.................... R. T. Crawford, b Mignon............... Shipman, lbw, b Trott ............... J. Shields, cMeldon, b Trott ......... Astill, not out ..................... . . B 11, lb 4, w 3, nb 1... . Second innings. 10 not out................................ . 53 14 st Shields, b Coe ......... . 127 115 c Lord, b Crawford ......... . 21 22 b Crawford....................... . 35 17 c Shields, b King ......... . 16 94 not ou t............................... . 84 11 b Shipman ....................... 9 19 2 39 b Crawford.......... ... .. . 17 22 31 B 5, lb 5, w 2, nb 2 ... 14 Total (6 wkts)* ... 376 Second innings. 12 lbw, b Mead ................ 0 b T ro tt............................... 61 c Tufnell, b Trott ......... 71 b Meldon ....................... 21 b Tro tt............................... 101 lbw, b Tro tt...................... 1 c Foster, b M ignon........ 3 c Falcon, b Mignon......... 5 c Mead, b Tro tt................ 0 st Brown, b Trott ......... 1 not ou t............................... 19 B 4, lb 8, nb 4......... Total ......... First innings. ..........295 M.C.C. Total Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. It. wr. Shipman... .......... 17 2 112 2 ................ ... 19 1 SO 1 King.......... .......... 20 2 73 1 ................ ... 17 3 51 1 Astill .......... 20 1 74 2 ................ ... 12 2 65 0 Coe .......... .......... 10-2 2 46 2 ................ ... 14 2 53 1 Wood ... .......... 5 0 21 1 ................ 8 0 37 0 Crawford .......... 11 1 39 1 ................ ... 18 1 76 3 Astill bowled three no-balls, Shipman two, and Wood two wides. L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. w. Mignon ... .......... 20 3 73 2 .......... .......... 17 2 79 2 Falcon ... .......... 7 0 30 2 .......... .......... 2 0 11 ii Meldon ... .......... 13 0 83 2 .......... .......... 1 1 0 1 Mead .......... 8 0 17 1 .......... .......... 6 2 13 1 Trott .......... 8 1 30 3 .......... .......... 22-4 7 59 6 Somerset... .......... 2 0 14 0 .......... Brown .......... 4 0 29 0 .......... Mignon bowled five no-balls, and Falcon, Mead, and Trott one wide each. W7ANDERERS v. NORBURY PARK. Bradley took five wickets for 19 runs. T h e W a n d e r e r s . S. Colman, c Taylor, b Whiting ... 2 T. C. Stafford, cBrennan, b Whiting 5 O. Taylor, c and b W hiting.......... 0 P. G. Gale, b Whiting ................. 0 R. B. Brooks, b Goddard ... 21 R. T. Crawford, c McAldin, b Whiting ....................................... 4 S. Stafford, b Johnson ................. 27 R. Kenward, c Wilkins, b Whiting 1 L. S. Wells, not out........................ 24 H. Rees, c Wilkins, b Goddard ... 1 W. M. Bradley, b Johnson .......... 8 B 7, lb 3 ................................ 10 Total ... ... 103 — Played at Norbury Park on May 27. Score N o r b u r y P a r k . E. F. S. Wilkins, b Bradley........ 3 A. E. Taylor, b Bradley ......... 10 C. W. Goddard, c Wells, bCrawford 2 C. B. Wood, c Kenward,b Bradley 0 C. P. W’yatt, b Taylor .......... .... A. E. Brennan, st Brooks, b Taylor 16 F. L. Johnson, c Wells, b Bradley 3 W. E. Hobbs, c Crawford, b Brad­ ley ... ................................ 5 A. H. S. Grant, not out................ 2 F. K. Whiting, absent hurt......... 0 F. J. McAldin, b Taylor .. .. 3 B 4, nb 3................................ 7 Total............................... 60