Cricket 1911

226 CEICKET: A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. J une 10, 1911. KENT y . GLOUCESTERSHIRE . Played at Gravesend on Ju n e 1 , 2 and 3. K ent won by 263 runs. Although, owing to the T rial game at Sheffield, they were without several of their regular players, Kent won very e a sily ; Gloucestershire, however, were handicapped greatly by the absence of Jessop. A. P. Day played a delightful innings of 135 notout, and, driving with great power, hit two 6’s and sixteen 4‘s. Apart from a chance at the wicket when 73, he made no m istake. The side went right ahead in their second innings, and left the visitors with 392 to win. Hardinge and D ay added 7 1 together and Hubble and Troughton 82, whilst H atfeild, driving and pulling vigorously, ran up 74 out of 97 in 35 m inutes : his strokes were a 6, fourteen 4’s, a 3, a 2 and seven singles. Dipper showed capital form for Gloucestershire, batting for two hours in each innings, but the others could do little. Score and analysis :— First in n in g s . K e n t . Collins, b Huggins ........................................ 12 Hardinge, c Board, b Dennett ................. 28 A. P. Day, not out ........................................135 Jennings, b Huggins........................................ 0 Hubble, b Mills ............................................... 9 L. H. W. Troughton, c Board, b Parker ... 16 C. E. Hatfeild, b Huggins ......................... 30 Huish, b Huggins ........................................ 4 Fairservice, c Mills, b Dennett ................. 20 Blythe, c Edwards, b Dennett .................. 7 Fielder, b Dennett ........................................ 10 Byes ........................................ 13 Total First innings. Board, b Fielder................................ Langdon, b Fielder ......................... Dipper, c Jennings, b Collins.......... Mills, b Blythe ................................ F. M. Luce, b Collins......................... C. W. Edwards, cJennings, b Fielder F. E. Tayler, b Fielder ... .......... Huggins, c Huish, b Fielder.......... Levy, not out ................................ Parker, c Hardinge, b Fielder Dennett, b Fielder ......................... B 9, lb 5, nb 2 .......... G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . ................. 6 0 53 10 24 42 21 4 10 8 7 16 Huggins... Dennett... Parker ... Mills Fielder ... Blythe ... Fairservice D a v .......... Collins ... Total ... . First innings. O. M ... 21 ... 22 K e n t . R. W. 1 100 4 ... ........... 4 109 4 .................. .......... 8 1 28 1 .................. .......... 9 0 34 1 ................. Edwards .................. Levy ......................... Dipper .................. Mills bowled one no-ball. First innings. G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . Second innings. c Dipper, b Dennett........ c Board, b M ills............... b Parker ....................... c Edwards, b Parker......... c Parker, b Dennett......... c Luce, b Levy ................ c Luce, b Huggins ......... c Luce, b Dennett ......... not o u t............................... c Luce, b Dennett ......... st Board, b Dennett......... No-ball ................ Total ................ Second innings, c Hardinge, b Fielder b Fielder ....................... c Hatfeild, b Blythe......... b Fielder ....................... b Blythe ....................... c Jennings, b Fielder b Fielder ......................... b Blythe ........................ c Collins, b Fielder ......... c Hubble, b B lyth e ......... not o u t............................... B 4, w 1, nb 9 ......... To ta l................ Second innings. O. M. R. 24 20-4 11 10 4 3 1 100 97 32 28 28 22 0 M. R. 10 77 11 53 3 18 1 6 ... 7 2 31 Fielder bowled eleven no-balls and one wide. O. 29-3 30 10 4 W. 1 0 0 Second innings. O. M. R. 21 5 58 20-3 5 56 CAMBRIDGE U N IV ER S ITY v. YORKSH IRE . Played at Cambridge on June 1, 2 and 3. Cambridge University won by 69 runs. Neither side was at full strength, but the University, in winning by 69 runs, did a meritorious thing. The foundation of their score of 220 was laid by Ireland and Falcon, who put on 105 together, and Prest, who scored 57. It seemed as though Yorkshire would be a very long way behind on the innings, but a last wicket stand of 65 by Radcliffe and Bayes improved matters considerably. Cambridge scored consistently upon going in again, but when Wilson and Denton had added 91 for the county’s second innings it seemed as though the University might, after all, be beaten. The last seven wickets, however, went down for 40. Score and analysis :— C ambridge U niversity . First innings. D. C. Collins, c Newstead, b Bayes .......... 7 S. H. Saville, b Drake....................................... 2 M. Falcon, c Stanley, b Newstead................. 47 J. F. Ireland, c Drake, b Rhodes .................. 71 H. E. W. Prest, c Rhodes, b Drake .......... 57 E. G. Forbes-Adam, c Dolphin, b Rhodes ... 10 M. J. Susskind, b Rhodes................................ 0 L. W. Bridges, c Rhodes, b Haigh................. 9 J. H. B. Lockhart, b Haigh ......................... 2 H. Grierson, c Haigh, b Newstead .......... 6 W, B. Franklin, not out ................................ 2 B 6, lb 1 .......................................... 7 Second innings. b Bayes............................... c Radcliffe, b Rhodes c Newstead, b Rhodes .. c Haigh, b Newstead c Newstead, b Rhodes .. b Drake............................... c Drake, b Rhodes ......... b Drake.......... ............... r, Radcliffe, b Rhodes c Bayes, b Rhodes ......... not ou t............................... B 9, lb 1 ......... Total Total ...................206 First innings. Rhodes, c Forbes-Adam, b Ireland Wilson, b Falcon............................... Denton, b Ireland ........................ Drake, b Falcon ................................ Turner, c Franklin, b Ireland......... H. C. Stanley, b Ireland................. Haigh, c Franklin, b Ireland......... E. J. Radcliffe, not out ................ Dolphin, c Saville, b Lockhart Newstead, c Ireland, b Lockhart .. Bayes, c Grierson, b Lockhart B 7, lb 1 ................ Total ................ Second innings. c Saville, b Ireland .......... c Collins, b Grierson c Susskind, b Lockhart .. st Franklin, b Lockhart... c sub. (Kidd for Ireland), b Lockhart .......... b Collins ......................... c sub. (Kidd for Ireland), b Lockhart ................. c sub. (Kidd for Ireland), b Collins........................ not ou t................................ c Prest, b Lockhart......... b Collins ......................... B 15, lb 1 .................. ................157 Total .................. C a m b r id g e U n iv e r s it y . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Drake .......... 8*4 1 33 2 ................. ... 20-2 3 48 2 Bayes .......... 18 3 58 1 .................. ... 12 3 39 1 Haigh ... .......... 15 1 38 2 .................. ... 12 1 24 0 Newstead .......... 9 1 35 2 ................. ... 12 5 26 1 Rhodes ... .......... 20 5 First innings. 49 3 ................. Y o r k s h ir e . ... 20 2 59 Second innings. 6 O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Ireland ... .......... 18 3 35 5 .................. ... 8 0 24 1 Grierson... .......... 7 3 13 0 .................. ... 7 4 20 1 Falcon ... .......... 13 1 42 2 .................. 9 1 39 0 Lockhart... .......... 11*5 1 43 3 ................. ... 10 3 42 5 Bridges ... .......... 3 0 10 0 ................. ... 8 1 29 0 Collins ... .......... 4 1 6 0 .................. ... 7'4 0 30 3 T H E A 11M Y v. T H E NAVY. Played at Lord’s on June 1 and 2and won by the Army by 125 runs. In the second innings of the Army, A. C. Johnston (54) scored 50 of the first 56 runs in 30 minutes, and on the second day 534 runs were made for 18 wickets. T.R.H. the Prince of Wales, Prince George and Prince Albert of Schleswig-Holstein witnessed the play each day. Score and analysis T h e A r m y . First innings. Capt. E. L. Challenor, c Lyon, b Syfret ... 92 Lieut. A. C. Johnston, b O r r ........................ 17 Major A. J. Turner, b Orr................................ 3 Major H. S. Bush, st Butt, b O r r ................. 1 Capt. H. H. C. Baird, c Abercrombie, b Orr 13 Lieut. H.W. M. Yates, c Syfret, bAbercrombie 33 Major C. E. Higginbotham, b Orr................. 13 Capt. O. C. Mordaunt, c Butt, b Abercrombie 15 c Wright, b Orr Lieut. W. D. Barber, st Butt, b Orr .......... 5 lbw, b Orr ........... Capt. A. W. Lupton, b Abercrombie .......... 9 c Cowan, b Orr ... Capt. H. M. Lawrence, not out ................. 18 b L y o n ................... B 7, lb 9 ................................ 16 B 10, lb 2 Second innings, c Butt, b Abercrombie . c Harrison, b Lyon ... . c Lyon, b Abercrombie . c and b Hearn ............... not ou t.............................. c and b Abercrombie b Abercrombie............... 6 54 13 32 111 44 4 10 0 6 15 12 Total ................................ 235 Total ......... .307 T he N avy . First innings. Second innings. Lieut. C. F. R. Cowan, b Lawrence .......... 0 b Mordaunt........................ . 0 Lieut. G. C. Harrison, st Barber, b Mordaunt 5 lbw, b Mordaunt .......... 12 Lieut. S. W. Beadle, b Lupton ................. 34 b Lawrence....................... . 16 Lieut. A. E. H. Wright, b Mordaunt .......... 4 b Mordaunt........................ . 11 Lieut. E. N. Syfret, b Lawrence ................. 5 b Mordaunt...................... 4 Lieut. H. J. Orr, c Barber, b Mordaunt 10 lbw, b Lawrence ......... . 64 Lieut. C. H. Abercrombie, c Lawrence, b Mordaunt ...................................................... 1 lbw, b Turner ................ . 99 Lieut. G. H. D’O. Lyon,c Challenor, b Lupton 44 b Mordaunt....................... 1 Surgeon E. W. Hearn, b Lupton ................. 11 b Lupton . 10 Lieut. W. R. Leach, b Lupton ................. 0 b Yates............................... . 39 Eng.-Lieut. P. L. Butt, not out ................. 0 not o u t............................... . 30 Byes .............................................. 3 B 4, lb 9, nb 1......... . 14 Total ................................ 117 Total ................. 300 Abercrombie.. Hearn ... . O r r ............... Leach ... . Lyon Syfret ... . Lawrence Mordaunt Lupton ... Baird First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. ......... 16-4 1 49 3 ................. ... 22 0 77 4 ........ 3 0 20 0 ................. 5 0 25 1 ......... 18 3 77 6 ................. ... 17 1 99 3 ........ 3 0 18 0 ................. ... 2 0 14 0 ......... 7 0 24 0 ................. ... 18*2 2 64 2 ........ 6 0 31 T he 1 ................. N a v y . ... 5 0 16 0 First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. ......... 11 1 30 2 ................. ... 9 2 27 2 ......... 17 6 54 4 ................. ... 22 1 97 5 .. .. 8-2 3 22 4 ................. ... 14 2 45 1 ......... 2 1 8 0 ................. ... 2 0 15 0 Bush ... ... 4 0 42 0 Yates ... ... 6-1 1 25 1 Turner ... 9 1 35 1 Lawrence bowled one no-ball. Ashcroft, playing for Huyton v. Oxton on Ju n e 3rd, bowled a bail off the wieket 45 yards.