Cricket 1911

322 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u l y 8,1911. The following are some of the latest hundreds obtained in minor cricket:— June 3.—E. A. D. Theodore, St. Benedict’s v. Victoria Sports Club (Colombo) ......................................................119 -C. A. Perera, Prince of Wales’ College v. Registrar - General’s Office (Colombo) ............................. 11!) -E . H. Wilkes, Santa Monica v. Los Angeles................*103 -H . A. Meyer, Brooklyn v. Prospect Park ................ 116 -F . Outerbridge, Bermuda v. Yonkers St. George 2nd rlOO -Hearne (A.), M.C.C. v. Edgware .............................*106 -H . C. C. Clarke, M.C.C. v. E dgw are............................. 107 -Corpl. Hills, Dublin Garrison v. Leinster ................ 137 -C . P. Hurditch, Twickenham v. Putney ... ... 160 -P . M. Gilbert, Edgware v. Roehampton ................*151 -A . O. Snowdon, St. George’s v. BurntwoodWanderers 111 -R . E. Moore, Pembroke v. The Buffs ... ... 108 -J. B. Goodbody, King’s County v. Dublin University “ A ” ................................................................................114 26.—Rev. C. G. Littlehales, Notts Clergy v. Derbyshire Clergy ..............................................................I l l -Newman, M.C.C. v. Bradfield College ... ... 102 -W inter, Essex Club and Ground v. Forest S ch ool... *106 -D . Wheeler, North Down v. Dublin University ... 112 -Dalpat Singh, Eastbourne College v. South Lynn ... 133 -P . H. Slater, Dulwich v. Streatham ......................*131 -J . R. Cocke, Pallingswick v. R u g b y ..................... *113 -Capt. L . Henslow, Incogniti v. Northaw Place ... 126 -A . S. Archdale, Royal Artillery, v. Yorkshire Gentlemen ... ... ... ... ................ 166 -J . B. Minch, Pembroke v. Limerick City ................. 170 -A . Hickman, Clifton College v. Rugby School ... *157 -R ev. R. S. Swann-Mason, M.C.C. v. Pallingswick... 103 -Capt. T. C. Spring, Devon Dumplings v. Sussex Martlets ............................................................*178 -F . E. Rowe, Sussex Martlets v. Devon Dumplings... *103 -H . E. W illey, Uppingham Rovers v. Uppingham School ..............................................................I l l -Capt. W. G. M. Sarel, Band of Brothers v. R. N. and R. M. ... ... ... ... ... ... 112 July 1.—J. R. Mason, Blackheath v. Streatham ................. 128 -R . D. Robertson, Hampstead v. Upper Tooting ... 112 -E . Hudson, West Sheen v. Parsons G re e n ................*130 -Hargreaves, Outwood v. Methley ............................ *114 -W . W . Meldon, St. George’s v. North Durham ... 123 -Crossley, Littleborough v. W alsd en ..................... *107 -Crofts, Pontefract v. Spen .......................................... 108 -Shearcroft, Partick XI. v. Kilmarnock 2nd ... ... *101 -A . D. Laird, Academicals v. Menzies’ X I..................... 100 -G . L. B. Hole, Academicals v. Caledonians . ... *108 -J. T. Lockhart, Clydesdale 2nd v. Ferguslie 2nd ... *127 -Boyes, Arbroath United v. G r a n g e ..................... *115 -J . C. Adams, Addlestone v. J. U. C. Watts’ XI. ... 229 -A . E. Darling, Addlestone v. J. U. C. Watts’ XI. ... *168 -D . Robertson, Stoics v. London Hospital ................ 108 -A . Anderson, Barking v. South-West H a m ............... *103 - G. L. Waller, Old Haileyburians v. Haileybury College 105 -H . G. Vincent, HaileyburyCollegev. Old Haileyburians 107 -N . V. H. Riches, Glamorgan v. Monmouth............... 159 -Capt. E . L. Challenor, Aldershot Command v. Oxford Authentics ... ... ... ... ... ... 129 -Baker (A.), Woodbrook v. P h o e n ix ............................ *134 - J. C. Cunningham, Northern Nomads v. RugbyjSchool 130 -A . P. Comyns, L.C.C. v. City of London ................rl03 -D . C. Collins, Kenley v. Beckenham............................ 102 -W . L. Mieeznikowski, Honor Oak v. South Woodford 104 -G . Leach, Hailsham v. South Lynn ... ... ... 168 -F . E. Rowe, Sussex Martlets v. Sir J. Colman’s X I... 124 -G . F. McGrath, Wimbledon v. Incogniti ................ 103 -A . Crake, Nottingham Wanderers v. Brondesbury 2nd 104 -A . Russell, Clapton Wanderers v. Leatherhead ... *125 —F. L, Jordan, Croydon v. Magdalen Park ... ... 120 -W ells, Porter’s Park v. North P a d d in gton ................ 101 -A . D. Whatman, Eton Ramblers v. Household Brigade (1st inns.) ...................................................................154 3.— Commander Leggett, United Services v. Hampshire H o g s ................................................................................110 3.—Lieut. Bonham-Carter, United Services v. Hampshire H o g s................................................................................103 3.—J. H. Greathead, Streatham v. W anderers................ 125 3 .—Niehols, Staffordshire v. N orthum berland................ 118 3.—Capt. Goodwyn, Devon Regiment v. Free Foresters... 109 3 .—J. F. Shelley, Free Foresters v. Devon Regiment ... 139 3.— 11 . 17.- 17. 22 . 22 .- 23. 23.- 24.- 24.- 26. 26.- „ 27- 27.- „ 28- ,. 28.- , 28.- „ 28- „ 28.- „ 28.- „ 29.- „ 29.- „ 29.- „ 29- „ 29- „ 29.- „ 29.— I . 1 . 1 . 1 .- 1 .- 1 .- 1 .- 1 .- 1 . 1 . 1 .- 1 - 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 .- 1 . 1 .- 1 . 1 .- 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 3. July 4. —A. D. Whatman, Eton Ramblers v. Household Brigade (2nd i n n s .) ...................................................................123 ,,4.-—G. H. M. Cartwright, Eton Ramblers v. Household Brigade ...................................................................*163 „ 5. — J. T. Frederick, Oxford Authentics v. Household Brigade ... ... ... ... ... ... 132 * Signfies not out. r Retired. LANCASH IRE v. HAMPSHIRE . Played at Manchester on July 3 and 4. BEMABKABLE SCORING. Lancashire won by an innings and 455 runs. Hampshire had only a weak side and on the first day had 621 runs made against them in five and a-half hours for six wickets. Spooner played a splendid innings, scoring 186 out of 352 in three hours and a-half and hitting twenty-eight 4’s. He was missed when 146, but offered no other chance. W ith Makepeaoe he made 81 for the first wicket, with Tyldesley 214 (in 125 minutes) for the second and with Sharp 57 for the third. The last-named, who made no mistake during the two hours and a-half he was in, hit a 6 and nineteen 4’s and added 136 in 70 minutes with Hartley and 110 iu 40 with MacLeod. On Tuesday the total was taken to 676 and then the innings was declared. The runs were made in six hours and a-half. MacLeod scored 101 out of 180 in 90 minutes without a mistake. The Hampshire batting calls for no remark. Score and analysis :— L a n ca s h ire . R. H. Spooner, b Newm an ............186 Makepeace, b Olivier ..................... 3(5 Tyldesley (J. T.), c Newm an, b .Bowell ............................................... 98 Sharp, c Barton, b Rem nant ... 135 A. Hartley, b B acon.......... ... ... 59 H uddleston, b Bacon ..................... 0 A. H. H ornby, Dean and Cook did not bat. H am psh ire . K . G. M acLeod, c K ennedy, b R em nant...............................................101 H . G. Garnett, not o u t .................... 28 B 6 , lb 6 , w 16, n b 5 ............ 33 Total (7 w kts)* ............676 Innings declared closed. First innings. Bowell, b Dean ............................. Kennedy, c H ornby, b Cook ... Stone, c H uddleston, b Dean ... Mead (C. P .), b D e a n .................... Brown, c Huddleston, b Dean Rem nant, c Garnett, b Dean ... H. G. M. Barton, b D e a n ............ Moore, c M acLeod, b Dean Newm an, b C ook............................. F. H. Bacon, not o u t .................... E. Olivier, c H ornby, b Cook .. B 2, lb 2, w l Total ........... ...............102 L an cash ire . Second innings. c Garnett, b Dean ............ 7 c Dean, b Sharp..................... 1 c Tyldesley, b D e a n ............ 1 c Tyldesley, b Cook ............ 46 b C o o k ...................................... 6 c M acLeod, b Cook *............ 0 c Garnett, b Dean ............ 0 b MacLeod .............................. 15 b H uddleston ..................... 19 not o u t ...................................... 12 st Garnett, b H uddleston 2 B 1, lb 8 , nb 1 ............ 10 T o t a l.................... 119 O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Brown ... 11 1 (56 0 Olivier ... .. 16 0 74 1 Kennedy ... ... 23 3 109 0 Rem nant .. 19-5 1 99 2 Newman ... ... 38 3 139 1 Mead .. 8 1 48 0 Bowell ... 23 1 85 1 Bacon ... 3 0 23 2 Brown bow led three wides, Newm an six w ides and three no-balls, Bowell four w ides and one no-ball, Olivier one w ide and one no-ball, and Rem nant tw o wides. H am psh ire . Dean Cook Sharp First innings Second innings. W. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. .......... 26 13 37 7 ............ ............ 17 7 28 3 . ... 20*3 5 39 3 ............ ............ 16 7 29 3 .......... 6 2 21 0 ............ ............ 5 1 21 1 Makepeace ............ ............ 3 0 14 0 M acLeod ............ ............ 5 2 4 1 H u d d leston ............ ............ 3*3 1 13 2 Dean bow led one w ide and M acLeod one no-ball. HAM PSTEAD v. U PPER TOOTING.— Played at H am psteid on July 1 Dum bleton did the hat-trick. Score :— H am pstead . U pper T ooting . D. J. Crum p, c J. F. H osken, b R. R. Sandilands, b B ra ck i........... 16 C. C. H osken ... ............................. 4 C. J. Deakin, b B r a c k i..................... 4 L. J. Reid, c J. F. H oskcn, b C. C. A. G. Seym our, b D um bleton ... 11 Hosken .............................................. 3 D. M. Butcher, b D um bleton ... 24 G. G. Dum bleton, b Lyon ............ 28 J. F. H osken, b B rach i.................... 0 G. G. Donaldson, b C. C. Hosken 37 G. H. Lyon, b Sturt .................... 14 J. Arm itage, run out .................... 14 J. F. Graham, b Dum bleton 0 M. A. 8 . Sturt, c and b C. C. H osken 1 C. C. H osken, not out ..................... 1 W. R. M oon, c J. F. Hosken, b F. Atkins, c and b Sturt ............ 0 C. C. H o sk e n ...................................... 8 D. V. Tarkes, c and b D um bleton 1 R. D. Robertson, c Butcher, b Bartley, b D um bleton .................... 0 Bartley .............................................. 112 ! B 3, nb 4 ............................. 7 G. Hodgson, run out ..................... 30 — L. Bracki, st Butcher, b Seym our 1 | Total ............................. 78 L. E. Thomas, n ot out ..................... 1 B 2, w 1, nb 1 .................... 4 j Total ............................. 243 !