Cricket 1911

J u n e 10, 1911. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 225 TEST TR IAL MATCH. M e . JE S S O P ’S X I. v. M e . W A R N E R ’S X I. Mr. Jessop ’s X I. won by 162 runs. Against H irst and Buckenham on the first day Mr. Jessop’s X I. had six wickets down for 65, but the captain, missed when 4, 10 and 25, made 122 out of 169 in 85 minutes and carried out his bat. He hit two 6’s (out of the ground off Hirst), and added 78 in 45 m inutes with Newman (13) and 6 1 in 35 with Shipm an (18). For Mr. W arner’s X I. llelf, missed twice, made 79 in 13 5 minutes, hitting ten 4’s and adding 58 with Ducat. Warner played a faultless innings of 66 not out and with Buckenham put on 65 in 40 minutes. Shipm an, who retired from the game on the first day owing to the great heat, had his place taken by Hearne (J. W .), the understanding being that the latter should bat in the second innings. George Gunn and Seymour put on 88 for the third wicket in 50 m inutes, the latter batting 90 minutes and hitting thirteen 4's. Hutchings claimed 53 of the 78 runs scored whilst in, and Strudwick and Hearne put on 126 runs for the last wicket in 100 m inutes against five bowlers. Left with 359 to win, Mr. W arner’s X I. were dismissed for 196 and beaten as stated. Score and am ’ Second innings. M r . G. L. J essop ’ s XI. First innings. Humphreys (E.), c Bale, b Hirst ................. Iremonger, c Relf, b Hirst ......................... Gunn(G.), c Hirst, b Buckenham................. Seymour (Jas.), b Hitch ................................ K. L. Hutchings, c Mead, b H irst................. Woolley, c Relf, b Buckenham ................. Booth, lbw, b Litteljohn................................ G. L. Jessop, not out....................................... Newman, c Relf, b H irs t................................ Shipman, c Buckenham, b Hobbs................. Strudwick, lbw, b Hobbs................................ B 1, lb 3 ................................ Total ...................... .. ... M r . W arner ’ i First innings. Hobbs, c Gunn, b Woolley ................. ... Mead (C. P.), b Newm an................................ Relf (R. R.), b Woolley ................................ Ducat, c Humphreys, b Woolley ................. Hirst, c Strudwick, b Newman ................. P. F. Warner, not out....................................... A. R. Litteljohn, c and b Iremonger .......... Alletson, c Seymour, b Iremonger................. Hitch, c Woolley, b Iremonger ................. Buckenham, c and b Booth ......................... Bale, st Strudwick, b Booth ......................... B 2, nb 2 ................................ Total.................. .......... 4 c Bale, b Buckenham 0 28 c Relf, b Buckenham 15 9 run out................................ 39 9 b Litteljohn ................. 70 2 b Litteljohn ................ 53 5 b Hobbs ........................ 12 20 c and b Litteljohn .......... 30 122 b Litteljohn ................. 11 13 b Hitch................................ 6 18 Hearne (J. W.) (sub.), not out ................................ 74 0 b H irs t................................ 74 4 B 10, lb 8, nb 1 19 234 Total ................. 403 i XI. Second innings. 22 b Booth................................ 32 24 c Woolley, b Booth .......... 34 79 b Woolley ......................... 6 33 c Iremonger, b Woolley ... 3 19 b Newman......................... 7 60 b Woolley ......................... 28 2 c Booth, b Woolley .......... (50 15 b Newman......................... 8 0 not out................................ 5 21 run out................................ 0 0 run out................................ 1 4 B 4, lb 5, nb 3 .......... 12 279 Total......................... 196 M r . G. L. , J esso p ’ s XI. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Hirst ......... . ... 18 3 74 4 ................. ... 19*4 5 71 1 Buckenham ... ... 14 3 43 2 ................. ... 25 5 97 2 Hitch ......... . ... 8 0 44 1 ................. ... 18 2 74 1 Litteljohn ........ 13 1 48 1 ................. ... 31 4 76 4 Hobbs ......... . ... 2*4 0 21 2 ................ ... 9 1 26 1 Relf................. ... 8 0 32 0 Mead .......... ... 2 0 8 0 Hirst bowled one no-ball. M r . W a r n e r ’ s XI. Shipman... Woolley ... Newman... Booth Iremonger First innings. O. M. R. W. ... 5 0 16 0 ... 27 5 71 3 ... 22 2 74 2 ... 12*5 3 40 2 ... 33 8 74 3 O. M. R. W. 22 8 37 4 19 8 45 2 10 3 12 2 21*5 6 57 0 4 0 33 0 Hearne .......... Woolley and Newman each bowled two no-balls and Booth one. LUDGROVE MASTERS v. BARNET. - June 3. Score:— L u d g r o v e M a s te r s . H. F. Terry, b Barber ................. 3 W.P. Blore, cEtheridge,bN. J. Cox 23 C.H.Boddington,cDale,bN. J. Cox 25 C. Micklem, c Smith, bN. J. Cox... 5 F. A. H. Henley, b N. J. Cox ... 0 W. F. H. Stanbrough, c G. Cox, b Barber....................................... 12 G. O. Smith, b Stirling ................. 30 W.J. Oakley, c Beazley, b Stirling 23 A. Read, b S tirlin g ........................ 10 W. S. Bird, c Smith, b N. J. Cox 1G Micklem, not out......................... 1 B 9, nb 1 ............................. 10 Total .....................158 -Played at Ludgrove, New Barnet on B a r n e t . N. J. Cox, b Boddington .......... G. Cox, b Boddington ................. A. T. Martin, c Boddington, b Henley ....................................... S. G. Etheridge, b Henley .......... D. L. Cox, b Boddington .......... H . Smith, c Bird, b Boddington H. G. Dale, not out......................... S. G. Beazley, st Oakley, b Bod­ dington ....................................... J. Barber, run o u t......................... J. R.Pank,stOakley, b Boddington G. Stirling, b Terry ................. B 8, lb 7 ................................ Total ........... 72 L a n c a s h i r e : v . s o m e r s e t . Played at Liverpool on Ju n e 1 , 2 and 3. Lancashire won by 423 runs. Although neither Joh n Tyldesley, Dean nor Mr. Hornby appeared, Lancashire won with remarkable ease. They gave a trial to Fairclough, a slow left-hand bowler who made a good impression. In his first innings, although scoring only 19— he is right-handed as a batsman—he helped Makepeace to add 76 in 50 minutes. It was in their second innings that the side went right ahead. After H artley had been foolishly run out Spooner and Tyldesly put on 19 1 in 110 minutes, the latter (missed when 6, at slip) obtaining his first hundred for the county. He hit sixteen 4’s, and Spooner, whose play was without blemish, 20. Heap and McLeod hit up 67 in half-an-hour, and Somerset were set 490 to win. Brearley again bowled with marked success, and Lancashire won by the m argin stated. Score and analysis : — First innings. L a n c a s h ir e . R. H. Spooner, c Chidgey, b Lewis A. Hartley, c Chidgey, b Bridges . Tyldesley (W.), c Chidgey, b Lewis Sharp, b Taylor ................................ Heap, b Taylor ................................ Makepeace, c Chidgey, b Lewis H. G. Garnett, c and b Taylor.......... K. G. Macleod, c Poyntz, b Taylor... Fairclough, c Braund, b Taylor Cook, c and b L e w is ......................... W. Brearley, not o u t........................ B 8, lb 8, w 3 .......... Total ................. First innings. Braund, b Brearley ......................... Hardy, c Garnett, b Brearley.......... Whittle, b Brearley ........................ E. S. M. Poyntz, c Macleod, b Sharp J. Daniell, c Garnett, b Brearley ... Robson, c Hartley, b Brearley Lewis, c Sharp, b Brearley .......... C. G. Deane, not o u t......................... Chidgey, b Brcarley ......................... Taylor, c Hartley, b Brearley.......... Bridges, c Garnett, b Fairclough ... Lb 1, nb 1 ................. 19 43 31 45 13 G5 2 17 19 ....... 0 .......... 4 .......... 19 ..........277 S o m e r s e t . .......... 9 ....... 0 15 20 26 24 27 31 14 20 Second innings. c Daniell, b Robson.......... run ou t............................... c and b Robson................ c Braund, b Deane ......... b Poyntz ....................... c Deane, b Poyntz ......... c Chidgej’, b H ardy......... c Daniell, b P oyntz......... c Hardy, b Poyntz ......... not o u t............................... c Taylor, b Poyntz ......... B 13, w 2 ................ Total................ Second innings. c Sharp, b Brearley......... c Tyldesley, b Cook......... b Fairclough ................ c Garnett, b Fairclough .. c Fairclough, b Brearley.. b Brearley ....................... c Garnett, b Brearley c Spooner, b Fairclough .. b Brearley ....................... c Heap, b Brearley ......... not o u t............................... L b ............................... 117 1 108 2 -.i 5 88 19 29 4 15 18 9 0 0 0 25 4 0 0 0 9 1 Total ... ................. 193 L a n c a s h ir e . Total Second innings. Lewis Taylor Bridges Robson Deane Braund Brearley... Cook.......... Sharp Fairclough O. M. R. W. 0. M. R. W. .......... 25*3 4 82 4 ........ .......... 13 2 46 n .......... 21 3 65 5 ......... .......... 9 2 35 0 .......... 15 1 47 1 ....... .......... 6 0 51 0 .......... 6 0 29 0 ....... .......... 23 3 93 2 .......... 3 0 18 0 ....... .......... 2 0 9 1 .......... 4 0 17 0 ....... .......... 10 1 41 0 Hardy ......... .......... 6 0 55 1 Whittle ........ .......... 4 0 24 0 Poyntz ......... .......... 8-3 1 36 5 Taylor bowled three wides and Bridges two. First innings. S o m e r s e t . Second innings W. O. M. R. w. O. M. R. .......... 25 2 100 8 ........ .......... 10-5 2 36 6 .......... 16 4 45 0 ....... .......... 3 0 12 1 .......... 5 1 19 1 ....... .......... 4-1 0 21 1 ....... !!! .’!! 7 1 17 3 Brearley bowled one no-ball. NORFOLK v. M r . L. ROBINSON’S X I.— Played at Norwich on June and won by Mr. L. Robinson’s XI. by seven wickets. Score :— and 5 First innings. C. B. Smith, c MacLaren, b Mason .......... 4 R. W. Thurgar, c Moon, b Rockliffe .......... 6 G. A. Stevens, c Grahame, b RocklifTe ... 17 G. W. Birkbeck, lbw, b Rockliffe................. 3 M. W. Ireland, c Grahame, b Carrick.......... 31 Gibson, b Grahame ....................................... 5 S. S. Ames, c Grahame, b Carrick................. 8 H. C. Master, c Moon, b Grahame................. 43 E. J. Fulcher, c Mason, b Grahame .......... 95 Allsopp, run o u t............................................... 2 Watson, not out .............................................. 1 Byes, &c.................................... 10 Second innings. b Mason....................... .. b Mason.:............................ b Mason............................... b Mason............................... b Rockliffe .......... ... .. c Metcalfe, b RocklifTe c and b Mason ................ c Lawton, b Mason ......... b Mason.......... ................ c Moon, b Rockliffe......... not o u t............................... Byes, &c................... 14 ■I 5 14 43 2 ii 25 29 27 1 12 Total- First innings. W. L. Jack, lbw, b Gibson E. J. Metcalfe, b Watson...................... R. N. R. Blaker, c and b Fulcher ... . J. R. Mason, b Allsopp ...................... G. A. S. Hickson, b Fulcher ............... A. E. Lawton, c and b Fulcher ... . D. Grahame, b Fulcher ...................... A. C. Maclaren, b Fulcher...................... W. R. Moon, c Ames, b Fulcher ... . H. Carrick, not out ............................. T. W. Rockliffe, st Thurgar, b Fulcher Byes, &c........................... Total .................. ................................225 Mr. L. R o b in s o n ’ s XI. Total ... Second innings. 3 c Watson, b Fulcher ... . .. 0 1 not o u t.............................. .. 1 103 38 74 c Master, b Fulcher ... ... 2 45 not o u t................................ 48 17 2 run out............................. .. 22 21 8 3 9 Byes, &c.................. .. 5 .324 Total (3 wkts) .. 78