Cricket 1911

J une 10, 1911. CEICKET: A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. 233 June 3 .—H . Churchill, Linden Park v. Horsmonden E . C. W right, Horsham v. M itcham ................. -J. Peel, W atsonians v. C larendon............................... •G. Linton, Selkirk v. Grange ............................... W . Eoberts, Tonbridge v. Penshurst Park A. J . Duncan, Glasgow H igh School v. Kelvinside Academy ... W . F. Turnbull, Stewart’s Coll. v. Leith Franklin D. Stuart, Perthshire v. Stirlingshire ................. -R. G . T ait, Forfarshire v. Clackmannan County -Capt. Henslow, Incogniti v. Staff College (Cam- berley) ........................................................................ J . C. M acBryan, R .M .C . 2nd X I. v. Aldershot Command... G. W. Benton, Merchant Taylors v. Leys School R . A. Airth, Leys School v. Merchant Taylors ... F . A. Loveday, City of London School v. Whitgift Grammar School.......................................................... F . C. W . Newman, Bedford Modern School v. Dunstable Gramm ar S c h o o l ............................... R . B . Lagden, Marlboro’ College v. Liverpool -B. J . T. Bosanquet, Silwood Park v. Eton Ramblers -A. J . Coxon, Pallingswick v. Ilford ................. -J. Bowstead, Pallingswick v. Ilford ................. —W. Dutnall, Kent 2nd X I. v. Surrey 2nd X I. —L . H . W. Troughton, Kent 2nd X I. v. Surrey 2nd X I ............................................................................... ,—A . J . Wharton, W arwickshire 2nd X I. v. Worces­ tershire 2nd X I . ... ,—D. C. Collins, Cambridge University v. Free F o r e s te r s ......................................................................... *Signifies not out. . 3. 3. 3. 3. 3. 3. 3. 3. 3. 3 .—. 3. 3. 3. 3. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5, 6 136 *135 * 117 117 *101 112 *180 106 *178 108 115 * 114 *126 *100 *160 111 162 128 142 109 106 102 136 HAMPSH IRE v. KENT . Played at Southampton on Ju n e 5, 6 and 7. TWO SEPARATE HUNDREDS BY HARDINGE. Drawn. As m any as 5 2 1 runs were made in this match on M onday, Kent scoring 416 in four hours and a-half and then getting six Hampshire wickets down for 105. Hardinge and Humphreys made 96 for the opening partnership, and the former and Woolley 15 5 for the fourth in 85 m inutes. Woolley hit twelve 4’s in his faultless innings, and Hardinge, who made 175 out of 388 in 255 minutes without a m istake, a 5 and 20 fours. Hampshire were dismissed for 208, only Bowell and Sprot doing much, and Kent went in again in preference to enforcing the follow-on. H ardinge, in making his second hundred in the match, was missed when 37, and hit fifteen 4’s. He added 69 for the third wicket with Hutchings, 87 for the fourth with Woolley and 100 for the fifth with Day in 40 m inutes. The last-named scored 100 in 55 minutes, and hit a 6 and sixteen 4’s. He gave no chance. Having made 359 for five wickets in 195 minutes Kent declared, leaving Hampshire with 568 to win. Bowell and F ry made 129 for the first wicket, the latter scoring 104 in 165 m inutes without a mistake. Mead batted well for 73, and Rem nant, by scoring 1 1 5 not out, saved the game for his side. It was a wonderful performance that Hampshire accomplished. Score and an alysis:— _ K ent . YORKSHIRE 2nd X I. v. LANCASHIRE 2nd XI.— Played at Rotherham on June 5 and 0 and won by the home side by 243 runs. Rhodes, a fast bowler, took ten wickets for 114 runs. Score and analysis:— Y o r k s h ir e 2nd XI. First innings. Bates, b Rowlands ............................... Oldroyd, c and b Whitehead ................ Kilner, c Rowlands, b Tyldesley (J.) ., Hardy, c Blomley, b Tyldesley (J.) Watson, b Rowlands............................... W. H. Mieklethwaite, run out ... ., Rothery, c and b Beckett....................... R. W. Frank, c and b Beckett............... Robinson, c Scholfield, b Beckett ... . Williams, run out ............................... Rhodes, not out ..................................... B 7, lb 5, nb 1 ............... Total *Innings declared closed. L a n c a s h ir e 2nd XI. First innings. F. B. Scholfield, b Robinson ... .......... ... 0 Second innings, c Watson, b Rhodes.......... 4 W. Duncan, c Watson, b Robinson ... 4 b Williams ........................ 31 Tyldesley (E.), b Rhodes......................... ... 0 lbw, b Rhodes ................ 7 S. Cragg, b Rhodes ................................ Whitehead, b Robinson ......................... ... 29 c Robinson, b Rhodes 38 ... 1 c and b Robinson .......... 29 Barrell, b Rhodes ................................ ... 3 b Robinson......................... 12 Tyldesley (J.), st Watson, b Robinson ... ... 9 c Robinson, b Rhodes 1 F. B. Beckett, b Rhodes ......................... ... 11 b Robinson......................... 5 T. Ainscough, b Robinson......................... ... 19 b Rhodes ......................... 6 Blomley, c Rothery, b Rhodes ......... ... 13 not o u t................................ 7 Rowlands, not out ................................ ... 2 c Micklethwaite, b Robin­ 3 14, lb 1................................ ... 15 son ................................ B 5, lb 2, nb 2 ... 11 9 Total ......................... ... 106 Total ................. 160 Y o r k s h ir e 2nd XI. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. w Beckett.......... .. 17 1 71 3 .................. ... 8 1 25 0 Whitehead ... .. 17 2 54 1 .......... ... 15 6 46 1 Tyldesley (J.) ... 9 0 50 1 .......... ... 13*2 0 67 2 Rowlands .. 26-1 8 57 3 ................. ... 24 9 49 3 Barrell .......... .. 4 0 20 0 .......... ... 1 0 6 0 Duncan ... ... 11 1 35 1 Tyldesley bowled one no-ball. L a n ca s h ire 2nd XI. Second innings. Robinson Rhodes ... First innings. O. M. ... 17-5 4 ... 17 2 Williams and Robinson each bowled one no-ball. R. W. O. M. R. W 39 5 ................. ... 18*2 2 51 4 52 5 ................. ... 16 3 62 5 Oldroyd ... ... 1 0 10 0 Williams ... ... 4 0 28 1 First innings. Humphreys, c Fry, b Newman ................. 64 Hardingc, c Brown, b Newman ................. 175 Seymour (Jas.), c Fry, b Brown .......................... 0 K. L. Hutchings, c Mead, b Brown ...................6 Woolley, c Kennedy, b Remnant.................. 77 A. P. Day, lbw, b Remnant .................................5 C. E. Hatfeild, c and b Remnant................... 32 Huish, b Bow ell.......................................................2 Fairservice, not out ......................................... 22 Blythe, b Newman ................................................5 Fielder, c Stone, b Newman .................................7 B 14, lb 1, w 5, nb 1 ................... 21 T o ta l......................... .. 416 * Innings declared closed. H am psh ire . Second innings, c Newman, b Brown... . c Remnant, b Bowell lbw, b Newman.......... . c White, b Remnant c Fry, b Mead ............... not o u t ............................ not o u t............................. B 8 ,lb 2, w 5 109 12 51 , 05 100 12 Total (5 wkts)* ... 359 Second innings. First innings. Second innings. 58 c Tyldesley (J.), b WhiteC. B. Fry, c Hatfeild, b Blythe ................. 9 c Hatfeild, b Woolley 10i head ................................ 45 Mead (C. P.), st Huish, b Blythe ................. 15 b Fielder ... ................ 73 5 b Tyldesley (J .)................. 101 Stone, b Fielder ............................................... 12 c Hutchings, b Fielder ... 12 34 b Rowlands......................... 0 Bowell, b Fairservice....................................... 62 lbw, b D a y ......................... 61 10 c Blomley, b Rowlands ... 11 Brown, c Huish, b Fielder ......................... 0 b Woolley ........................ 4 0 b Tyldesley (J .)................. 24 Capt. W. N. White, c Huish, b Fielder.......... Remnant, st Huish, b Woolley .................. 0 b Blythe ......................... 17 57 c Blomley, b Duncan 18 8 not ou t................................ 115 53 b Duncan ......................... 29 E. M. Sprot, b Fairservice................................ 68 c Fielder, b Woolley.......... 5 28 Kennedy, run out ....................................... 23 c Humphreys, b Fielder ... 3 6 Newman, c Seymour, b Woolley ................. 0 not o u t................................ 40 1 not o u t................................ 0 Luckin, not out ............................................ 0 0 B 8, lb 1, nb 2 ......................... 11 B 13, lb 5, w 10, nb 1 29 13 B 8, lb 6, nb 2 ......... 16 — — — — Total ................................ 208 Total (8 wkts) 463 265 Total (7 wkts) * .. 244 K ent . iinnings. R. W. Second innings. O. M. O. M. It. W. 15 3 79 2 .......... .......... 17 0 92 1 24 6 76 1 .......... .......... 16 0 89 1 25-5 3 97 4 .......... .......... 17 1 71 1 7 0 20 0 .......... .......... 5 1 21 1 9 0 43 0 .......... .......... 1 0 13 0 3 0 18 0 .......... .......... 2*2 0 26 0 17 1 62 3 .......... .......... 6 1 35 1 Brown ... . Bowell ... . Newman... . Mead Luckin ... Kennedy Remnant Newman bowled four wides, Brown two and one no-ball, and Remnant one wide. Fielder ... Blythe ... Woolley ... Fairservice Fairservice bowled three no-balls, and Blythe bowled four wides and Fielder six. First innings. H am psh ire . Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. . R. W. ......... 21 3 81 3 ................. ... 32 4 116 3 ........ 24 7 54 2 ................. ... 42 14 117 1 ......... 7 2 30 2 ................. ... 25 7 74 3 ......... 10 2 32 2 ................. ... 25 4 68 0 D ay................. ... 13 3 43 1 Humphreys ... ... 2 1 4 0 Hutchings ... ... 3 1 12 0 At Aldershot, on May 29, the 1st Leicestershire Regt. beat Army Service Corps (10 1) by one wicket, after having five men out for 9 runs. Private D aft made 25 off the last five balls of the match. THE AMERICAN CRICKETER. F ou n d ed 1877. Published by H. H. Cornish on behair of The Associated Cricket Clubs of Philadelphia. 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