Cricket 1911

246 CRICKET : A W EEK LY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u n e 17 , 1 9 1 1. S U R R E Y v . H A M P S H IR E . Played at the Oval on June 8, 9 and 10. Surrey won by nine wickets. Surrey made themselves secure on the first day, when they scored 499 in five hours and ten minutes, every player reaching double figures. Hayward, who hit ten 4’s in his 52, made 128 for the first wicket with Hobbs, and Ducat and Hayes added 122 for the third. Smith, hitting a 5 and ten 4’s, scored 69 in 55 minutes, and with Goatly put on 46 in 15 minutes and with Eushby 47 in 25. Fielder, a fast right-hand bowler, took five wickets for 128. Hampshire commenced well, the first wicket realising 92 runs and the third 61, but Hobbs bowled with such success with the new ball provided with the score 200 that the last wickets fell for 46. In the follow-on Pry again did well and with Mead added 106 for the second wicket. Stone batted 65 minutes for 34 and Remnant and Barton put on 73 together. The total reached 313, and Surrey obtained the runs necessary for the loss of Hobbs. Score and analysia :— S u r r e y . First innings. Hayward, ran out Hobbs, c Sprot, b Newman ................ Hayes, e Stone, b Fielder................... Ducat, c Brown, b Fielder ........... Major H. S. Bush, c Sprot, b Fielder M. C. Bird, c Fielder, b Kennedy... Goatly, c Fry, b Remnant ........... Hitch, c and b Fielder ................... Smith (W. C.), not out ................... Strudwick, lbw, b Fielder ........... Rushby, b R em n a n t........................... B 10, lb 6, w 2 ........... Total ........... First innings. C. B. Fry, b R u sh by................... Bowell, b Rushby ................... Mead (C. P.), c Hayes, b Hobbs Brown, b Smith ... ................... Stone, b Hobbs ........................... Remnant, b Hobbs ................... E. M. Sprot, c Bird, b Smith ... H. G. M. Barton, b Hobbs Kennedy, b Hitch ................... Newman, not out........................... Fielder (A. E.), b Hitch ........... B 5, lb 5, nb 2 ... 52 87 91 65 17 19 44 13 69 11 13 18 Second innings. not o u t ................................ c Bowell, b Newman not o u t ................................ B 5 ,lb 4 .......... Total (1 wkt) H am psh ir e . Second innings. 50 c Hayes, b Smith 51 run o u t ........................... 65 b Rushby .................... 24 lbw, b Hobbs ........... 8 c Smith, b B ir d ........... 3 b Smith.......................... 8 c Hayward, b Rushby 0 b H itch ........................... 16 not o u t ........................... 15 b Rushby .................. 0 b Rushby ................... 12 B 11, lb 4, nb 1 Total ........... ... 252 Total 313 S u r r e y . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Brown ... ........... 6 0 40 0 ............................ Newman .. ........... 21 2 82 1 .................................... .. 6 1 9 1 Remnant ........... 32-2 4 130 2 ................... 4-4 0 23 0 Bowell ... ........... 10 1 42 0 ............................ Kennedy... ........... 19 2 59 1 ............................ Fielder ... ........... 21 1 128 5 ................... ” 4 0 24 0 Mead .. 1 0 2 0 Remnant bowled two wides. H am psh ire . First innings. Second innings. C. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Hitch ........... 11-5 1 49 2 ................... .. 21 6 70 1 Smith ........... 28 2 70 2 ........................ . 31 16 63 2 Rushby ... ........... 24 5 68 2 ................... .. 26*2 6 93 4 B ird ........... ........... 9 1 30 0 ............................ .. 11 1 42 1 Hobbs .......... 9 1 23 4 ................... .. 7 0 29 1 Hobbs bowled two no-balls and Rushby one WANDERERS v. ST. JOHN’S SCHOOL.—Played at the School Ground, Leatherhead, on June 6. The Wanderers had one hour and 55 minutes to make the runs and got them with eight minutes to spare. Score :— S t . J ohn ’ s S chool . J. C. de V. Biss, c Beaton, b N. C. L a m b ert........................................... 3 L. S. Bedwell, lbw, b Pretty.. ... 7 G. R. Pavey, c Latham, b N. C. L a m b ert.......................................... 9 R. Knierht, c Watt, b Colman ... 140 W. A. Rowley, b Colman ........... 37 R. Jenkins, b Stafford ............... 22 C. L. N. Roberts, b Stafford........... 0 E. C. Turner, c Beaton, bStafford 9 L. W. Park, b Colman ............... 1 E. L. Greenhow, b Stafford......... 4 W. W. Hanby, not out .................. 1 B 14, lb 4, w 1 ................... 19 T otal...................................252 T h e W a n d erers . Dr. H. C. Pretty, b K nigh t........... 8 R. D. Lambert, b Knight .......... 36 J. U. C. Watt, c Turner, bdeV . Biss 59 N. C. Lambert, b de V. Biss.......... 36 T. C. Stafford, not out .................. 60 C. Kenward, b de V. Biss .......... 6 Sir Cecil Moon, b de V. Biss.......... 22 P. G. Gale, not o u t .......................... 13 B 25, lb 1 ................................. 26 Total (6 wkts) ...........264 A. C. Beaton, A. M. Latham and S. Colman did not bat. H . W . Wade (111 not out) and G. H. Narde (110) made 234 for the first wicket of Keble College, Oxford, against Radley College, on the latter’s ground on June 7th. CRICKET AT CUMBERLAND LODGE. PRINCE ALBERT’S XI. v. CHARTERHOUSE .-Played at Cumberland Lodge on June 10 and won by Prince Albert’s X I. The Prince of Wales, following his investiture as a Knight of the Garter, drove to the ground and witnessed the match, and amongst other spectators present were Prince and Princess Christian, Princess Victoria and Princess Marie Louise of Schleswig-Holstein. Score:— C h arterh ou se . G. A. Wright, c Paravicini, b Smith 10 C. S. Stephens, c Smith, b Mason... 95 C. E. Bond, b Smith ... ... ... 0 J. S. F. Morrison, c Webbe, b Smith 18 R. Boose}', c Webbe, b Smith ... 6 H. C. Saunderson, run out ........... 26 R. G. Morrison, c Smith, bCroome 0 H. Wesley Smith, not out ........... 48 K. King, c Clark, b Mason ........... 23 L. Gjers, c Smith, b M ason........... 3 F. S. Lillen, c Smith, b Mason ... 0 B 7, lb 3 .................................. 10 Total... ..........................239 P rince A lbert of S chlesw uj - H oi . stein ’ s XI. W. G. Grace, c Saunderson, b King A. G. Steel, c J. S. F. Morrison, b King ............................................... E. Smith, c Wright, b Stephens .. J. R. Mason, c R. G. Morrison, b Stephens.......................................... A. J. Webbe, c J. S. F. Morrison, b K ing... ........................................ A. C. M. Croome, c Wright, b Stephens.......................................... W. H. Brain, c Saunderson, b King Prince Albert of Schleswig-Hol­ stein, b Stephens......................... P. J. de Paravicini, not out .. F. Dames Longworth, c Saunder­ son, b Wright .......................... C. C. Clarke, c Stephens, b Wright B 2, w 1, nb 1.......................... Total.................................. OXFORD UNIVERSITY TRIAL MATCH. Second innings. M r . J. L. S. VIDLER’S XI. v. M r . A. G. PAWSON’S X I.—Played at Oxford on June 6, 7 and 8 and won by Mr. A. G. Pawson’s XI. by three wickets. The Gaekwad made four 4’s and two 2’s in an over from Burton, and hit fifteen 4’s in his faultless 101. Pawson’s XI. were set 371 to make in three hours and a-half and got the runs with 12 minutes to spare. Altham made 121 in 95 minutes without a mistake and Bun* helped him to add 135 for the second wicket in an hour. Score and analysis :— M r . J. L. S. V id le r ’ h XI. First innings. G. E. V. Crutchlcy, c Knott, b Raikcs... J. L. S. Vidler, c sub., b Burton ........... H. Brougham, st Pawson, b Iludall S. S. Prince Gaekwad of Baroda, b Raikes C. G. Arkwright, b Rudall ................... G. Whittall, b Burton.................................. C. A. Wilkinson, c Burr, b Rudall M. E. Coxhead, run out .......................... G. Wood, not o u t.......... .......................... C. W. Peat, b R u d a ll.................................. J. C. Bailey, b Raikes .......................... B 19, lb 2, w 1 .................. Total 53 st Pawson, b Burton... ... 2 5 b Rudall ........................ .. 0 5S b Burton ........................ .. 54 0 not o u t ................................ .. 101 18 b R ocklifTe........................ 1 37 25 st Pawson, b Rockliffe ... 21 22 49 not o u t .................................. 30 3 17 22 B 7 ,lb 5 ................ .. 12 304 Total (5 wkts)* ... 221 *Innings declared closed. M r . A. G. First innings. A. G. Pawson, c Bailey, b Crutchley . A. C. Huson, c Bailey, b Vidler ... . F. B. Burr, b Vidler ............................... F. H. Knott, b Whittall ........................ W. L. Jack, not out ............................... H. S. Altham, b W hittall.................. . K. C. Raikes, b C oxhead.................. A. L. Hosie, b Coxhead ....................... R. C. Burton, c Wilkinson, b Wood R. Rudall, c Wilkinson, b Whittall F. C. RocklifTe, b Whittall ........... B 6, lb 11, w 2 ................ P aw son ’ s XI. Second innings. Total 20 b Coxhead ........................ .. 33 8 not o u t ........................... .. 26 7 c and b Crutchley ... ... 86 8 b W o o d ................................. 39 50 b Whittall ........................ .. 7 0 b W ood................................ .. 121 13 b Arkwright ................ ... 1 4 c Crutchley, b Wood... ... 39 21 not o u t ............................... 15 0 19 B 2, lb 3, w 1 ... ,... 6 155 Total (7 wkts) ,.. 373 M r . J. L. S. V id le r ’ s XI. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Rockliffe......... . ... 11 0 70 0 ........... ........... 13 2 54 2 Burton ......... ... 13 3 46 2 .......... ........... 11 1 61 2 Raikes ......... . ... 13 2 52 3 ........... ........... 8 2 37 0 Rudall ........... ... 20 2 98 4 ........... ........... 13 2 57 1 Hosie ......... . ... 3 0 16 0 ........... Raikes bowled one wide. M r . A . G. P aw son ’ s XI. First innings. Vidler ... Wood Peat.......... Whittall ... Crutchley Coxhead ... O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 17 5 47 2 ........... ........... 7 0 48 0 11 4 29 1 ......... ........... 14-4 0 72 3 6 3 8 0 ........... ........... 5 0 IS 0 10*4 4 18 4 ........... ........... 10 0 47 1 3 0 9 1 ........... ........... 10 0 59 1 8 1 25 2 ........... ........... 9 0 54 1 Arkwright ........... ........... 9 0 45 1 Wilkinson ........... ........... 2 0 10 0 Broughton ........... ........... 1 0 8 0 Peat, Whittall and Wood bowled one wide each.