Cricket 1911

256 CR ICKET : A W EEK LY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u n e 17 , 19 11. DERBY SH IRE v. SURREY . Played at Derby on June 12, 13 and 14. Surrey won by an innings and 13 runs. Although without Hayward, and losing Hobbs for 7, Surrey scored 442. Hayes made 109 in three hours and ten minutes without a chance, and added 68 with Goatly, 45 with Campbell and 62 with Bush. Later Bird and Davis, hitting freely, added 112 in an hour and a quarter. Derbyshire were dismissed for 252 and 177 and beaten by the margin mentioned. Score and analysis :— Hobbs, c Needham, b Cadman Goatly, hit wkt, b Cadman ... Hayes, b Forester .................. I. P. F. Campbell, c Humphries, b Warren ........................................ Major H. S. Bush, b Barber ... . M. C. Bird, c Cadman, b Root Davis, b Root ................................ D e r b y s h ir e . First innings. Cadman, b Rushby ........................................... 16 L. Oliver, c Hobbs, b Hitch ........................... 42 Root, b Rushby .................................................. 4 Wickstead, b Hitch ................... ................... 19 J. Chapman, b H itch .......................................... 0 T. Forester, b S m ith .......................................... 59 Needham, lbw, b Rushby................................... 25 Slater, not out ... ................................... 41 Humphries, c Hobbs, b H itch ......................... 21 Warren, lbw, b Hobbs ................................... 6 Barber, c Strudwick, b H obbs.......................... 10 S u r r e y . 7 Smith (W. C.), b Forester ... .. 17 42 Hitch, b Root .......................... .. 11 109 Strudwick, b R o o t.................. .. 0 Rushby, not out .................. .. 8 54 B 9, lb 4, w 2, nb 2 .. 17 50 — 62 Total .................. .. 442 65 Second innings. c Bird, b Sm ith................ 48 c Davis, b Smith................ 15 c Strudwick, b Smith ... 19 c Hobbs, b Smith ........ 0 c Hayes, b Smith .. .. 0 b Sm ith................................ 21 b Rushby ........................ 10 b Rushby ......................... 42 lbw, b Rushby .................. 5 c and b Smith .................. 6 not o u t.................................. 0 B 2, lb 5, w 1, nb 1 ................... 9 B 8, lb 3 . 11 TotaP ........... ...................252 Total . 177 O. M. R. S u r r e y . W. O. M. R. W. Warren . ... 19 4 63 1 1 Barber ......... 13 2 42 1 Cadman ... ... 39 10 110 2 Root .. .......... 25 3 7 72 4 Forester ... ... 31 3 112 2 1 Slater ......... 5 0 26 0 Root bowled two wides and Warren two no-balls. D e r b y sh ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Rushby ... ........... 19 3 56 3 ................ ......... 20 4 47 3 Smith ........... 26 6 57 1 ................ ......... 27-4 7 62 7 Hayes Hitch .......... 9 2 ........... 27 3 25 0 ................ 68 4 ................ !!! 8 0 39 0 B ird ........... ........... 9 3 16 0 ................ ......... 2 0 7 0 Hobbs .......... 7-1 1 21 2 ................ ......... 3 0 11 0 Hayes bowled one wide and Hitch one no-ball. THE ALL IND IAN TOUR. 4 th M atch .—v. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. Played at Cambridge on June 12, 13 and 14. Cambridge University won by an innings and 71 runs. So much progress was made with this match on Monday that before stumps were drawn the University had made 434 and got two of the visitors out for 28. Mulholland and Collins made 259 for the first wicket in less than two hours and a-half. The former, missed when 87, hit a 6 and twenty-one 4’s, and the latter, whose play was flawless, ten 4’ s. Prest and Saville afterwards hit freely, but Baloo, who changed his pace cleverly, came through with eight wickets for 103. On Tuesday, despite a fine innings of 53 by Mistri, the visitors had to follow-on 251 behind. By the end of the day they had three men out for 99, and on Wednesday were beaten by an innings. Score and analysis :— C a m bridge U n iv e r sity . D. C. Collins, st Husan, b Baloo... Ill Hon. H. G.H. Mulholland, c Kanga, b Baloo ..........................................153 E. L. Kidd, c and b Baloo ........... 21 J. F. Ireland, b Baloo ... ........... 0 M. Falcon, e Shivram, b Hussain 11 H. E. W. Prest, e Kanga, b Baloo 50 S. H. Saville, b Baloo ................... 41 A l l I n d ia . First innings. H. F. Mulla, b Ireland ........................... B. Shivram, c Collins, b Lockhart................... J. S. Warden, c Holloway, b Lockhart........... Maharaja of Patiala, b H ollow ay.................. Major K. M. Mistri, st Franklin, b Lockhart R. P. Meherhomji, run out .......................... Dr. H. D. Kanga, c Kidd, b Mulholland K. Salam-ud-din, not o u t .................................. P. Baloo, c Mulholland, b Lockhart ........... Syed Husan, lbw, b Lockhart... .'................. Shafquat Hussain, c Kidd, b Lockhart B 14, lb 4, w 1 ........................... M. J. Susskind, not out................. 19 N. J. Holloway, b Salam-ud-din... 0 J. H. B. Lockhart, b B aloo......... 6 W. B. Franklin, b Baloo ........... 0 B 16, lb 5, w 1 ........... 22 Total .......................... 434 Second innings, c Ireland, b Mulholland ... 1 c Saville, b Lockhart ... 11 st Collins, b Lockhart ... 13 c Saville, b Falcon ........... 28 c Ireland, b Lockhart ... 39 st Franklin, b Lockhart ... 29 c Collins, b Falcon ........... 27 c Collins, b F a lcon ........... 0 c Kidd, b Falcon ........... 1 b Falcon .......................... 3 not o u t .................................. 8 B 17, lb 1, w 2.......... 20 Total............................. 183 Total ................180 C am bridge U n iv e r sity . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Salam-ud-din .,.. 22 1 115 1 1Shafquat Hussain 19 1 95 1 Baloo................. . 29-5 6 103 8 M istri................... rj 0 21 0 Warden ......... . 9 0 62 0 1 Kanga ........... 4 0 16 0 Salam-ud-din bowled one wide. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Ireland ... . ... 12 1 33 1 ................. ........... 6 3 10 0 Mulholland . ... 10 2 18 1 ................ ........... 10 2 30 1 Falcon ... . . ... 4 1 7 0 ................ ........... 20-4 6 50 5 Lockhart . ... 18-2 2 55 6 ........... ................ 22 10 47 4 Holloway ... 11 2 26 1 ................ ........... 8 2 23 0 Collins ... . . ... (*» 2 16 0 ................ Kidd ... . ... 6 2 9 0 ................ Ireland, Falcon and Lockhart each bowled one wide. YORKSHIRE v. LE ICESTERSH IRE . Played at Bradford on June 12, 13 and 14. REMARKABLE FEAT BY M R. C. J. B . WOOD. Yorkshire won by five wickets. Wood played a most valuable innings on the first day, scoring 109 not out in four hours and a-half without a chance and hitting eight 4’s. W ith Lord he added 97 and with Coe 71. By consistent run-getting Yorkshire obtained a lead of 25 on the innings, Rhodes and Boothboth exceeding 50. In Leicestershire’s second innings Mounteney,doing better than ever before, scored 96 of the 147 put on for the sixth wicket—he hit two 6’s and twelve 4’s—and Wood again carried his bat through for a faultless three-figure score. Yorkshire were left with 272 to make, and, thanks to a fine innings by Denton and a series of useful partnerships, the runs were obtained with five wickets to spare. Score and analysis :— L eicestersh ire . First innings. C. J. B. Wood, not out ........................ Knight, c Dolphin, b Hirst ................ Whitehead (H.), c Dolphin, b Hirst . Lord, c Hirst, b Booth ........................ King, b Hirst............................................... Coe, c Hirst, b Rhodes ........................ F. M. Joyce, b H aigh............................... Mounteney, c Booth, b H irst................ Shipman, c Wilson, b Rhodes................ J. Shields, c Dolphin, b Rhodes ... . Brown, run out ........................................ B 7, lb 1 ................................ Total .......... First innings. Rhodes, c Whitehead, b Joyce Wilson, b Shipman .................. Denton, c sub., b B row n ........... Drake, c Whitehead, b Joyce ... Hirst, c sub., b Joyce.................. Booth, c King, b Joyce .......... Turner, c Mounteney, b Brown Oldroyd, c sub., b Whitehead... Haigh, run out .......................... Dolphin, b Shipman .................. ” not out ................. ... B 4 ,lb 6 ........... Total ........... Y o rk sh ire . Second innings. 107 not o u t ................................. . 117 12 b H irs t................................. . 14 5 c Booth, b Hirst................. . 2 43 b H irst................................. 4 2 b Drake................................. . 1 49 absent h u rt.. ................. . 0 0 b H irs t................................. 5 21 c Denton, b R h odes......... . 96 38 c Turner, b Haigh ......... . 29 20 c Hirst, b Bayes................. . 6 4 b H irs t................................. . 8 8 Lb 13, w 1................. . 14 309 Total ................. . 296 E Second innings. 92 c Wood, b K in g ................. .. 38 21 b Joyce ................................. . 16 27 not o u t ................................. . 137 19 c sub, b Shipman ......... . 25 20 b S h ipm an ......................... . 10 71 c Shields, b Joyce ......... . 18 12 not o u t ................................. . 16 17 39 1 5 10 B 9, lb 1, nb 1, w 1... 12 ........................334 LEICESTERSHIRE. Total (5 wkts) ... 272 First innings O. M. R. W. Second innings. O. M. R. W. Hirst ........... 29 7 77 4 ................... .. 29-2 8 68 5 Booth ........... 24 6 65 1 ................... .. 13 1 50 0 Bayes ........... 11 2 50 0 ........................ .. 7 0 29 1 Haigh ... ........... 9 2 22 1 ................... .. 15 3 40 1 Rhodes .fc. ........... 16-3 3 47 3 ................... .. 12 2 58 1 Drake ........... 10 1 40 0 ................... .. 16 5 37 1 Booth bowled one no-ball. Y o rk sh ire . First innings. O. M. R. W. Second innings. O. M. R. W. Shipman ........... 22 3 63 2 ................... .. 16 0 93 2 King ........... 15 1 50 0 .................. .. 6 0 41 1 Brown .. ........... 16 1 64 2 .................. .. 4*2 0 26 ft Wood ........... 13 1 39 0 ................... .. 3 0 22 0 Joyce ........... 20 1 70 4 ........................ .. 13 2 48 2 L ord......... ........... 1 0 1 0 ........................ .. 2 1 1 0 Whitehead ........... 104 0 37 1 ................... .. 5 0 29 (l Shipman bowled one no-ball and Joyce one wide. Cricketers desiring a good preparation for their boots are recom­ mended to give a trial to “ Lirine,” an excellent preparation for whitening, cleaning and renovating buckskin and canvas shoes, boots, belts, etc. “ Lirine ” has a peculiar gloss and will not readily rub off.