Cricket 1911

332 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J uly 15 ,1911 . holland coats for one thing. Then the seating accommoda­ tion was most unsatisfactory, especially at the Oval, where there was not a complete circle of seats and all were back­ less. Fancy reporters sitting on a form in front of the scoring-box making notes on their knees, and in the tropical sun of the last few days. Might I here suggest to the Surrey Club, who have in every way studied the Press, that in this weather their well-filled silver cups might be sent up into the Press-room. The late Lord Londesborough, I remember, never forgot this little courtesy during the Scarborough Festival. And I can give this hint because it is my fixed rule never to touch any liquid at a cricket match ; consequently I am a complete stranger to thirst. Brit the harder- worked reporter may not be. THE UN IVER S ITY AVERAGES. OXFORD. Tim es not Inns. out. Total. H ighest A ver, score. O. R. W. Aver. Altham , H. S.............. 10 0 162 1620 48 — — — — Bardsley, R. V. 15 0 308 20*53 71 26-3 96 5 19-20 Baroda, Prince S.S. Gaekwad o f ............ 7 1 97 lo -10 51* _ _ _ Braddell, R. L. L. ... 14 2 335 27-91 96 ’ 35 107 4 26-75 Brougham , H .............. 6 0 148 24-66 84 — — — — Burton, R. C............... Cam pbell, I. P. F. ... 2 0 5 2-50 5 26-5 122 4 30-50 13 1 441 36*75 106* — — — — Crutchley, G. E. V. 8 1 64 9-14 25 11-5 41 1 41-00 Evans, A. J .................. 13 1 241 20 08 64 187 442 32 13-81 K nott, F. H ................. 6 1 103 20*60 66 * — — — — Lagden, R. O.............. 11 0 187 1700 77 151 473 21 22-52 LeCouteur, P. R. ... 9 0 121 13-44 38 192-2 657 37 17*75 Lord, W. F................... 4 0 33 8-25 11 50-3 189 7 27-00 Pawson, A. G............... 8 5 45 15-00 13* — — — — Sale, R ............................ 4 0 31 7-75 IS — — — — Tuff, F. N..................... 5 3 52 26-00 22 * 55-3 175 2 87-50 T w ining, R. H. 13 0 384 29-53 71 — — — — Vidler, J. L. S. 15 3 161 13-41 29 175-2 506 23 22-00 H U N D RE D S SCORED FOR TH E Cam pbell, I. P. F. v. K ent, at O xford ..................... SIDE. . 106 Cam pbell, I. P. F. V. All India, at O xford „ *106 CAMBRIDGE. Tim es not H ighest Inns., out. Total Aver. score. Overs. Runs. W kt. Aver. Baggallay, M. E. C. 14 3 119 10-81 22 — — — — Bridges, L. W. 2 0 34 17-00 25 11 39 0 — Collins, D. C................ 16 1 516 34-40 111 35*4 123 9 13*66 Cow ie, A. G ................. 5 2 17 5-66 12 * 56 282 8 35-25 Falcon, M ...................... 17 1 589 36-81 134 189-3 584 34 17-17 Forbes-Adam , E. G. 2 0 27 13-50 17 — — — — Franklin, W. B. ... 3 2 11 11-00 9* — - — — — Grierson, H . .......... 16 5 59 5-36 15 202*3 444 20 22-20 H ollow ay, N. J. ... 14 1 118 9-07 39 153-4 460 18 25*55 H opley, G. W. V. ... 4 0 70 17*50 33 — — — — Irelan d/J. F. ... ... 15 0 417 27-80 117 147-1 405 27 15 00 K idd, E. L ................... 14 0 166 12*76 42 103-5 358 22 16-27 Lockhart, J. H. B .... 8 0 34 4-25 15 92-1 328 24 13-66 M ann, F. T................... 7 0 150 21*42 59 — — — — M ulholland, Hon. H . G. H .................... 14 1 414 31*84 153 S3 4 304 12 25*33 Prest, H . E. W. ... 17 1 400 25-00 57 — — — — Saville, S. H ................ 17 1 343 21*43 92 — — — — Susskind, M. J. 5 1 39 9*75 19* — — — — H U NDREDS SCORED FOR TH E SIDE. Collins, D. C. V. All India, at Cam bridge ,. I ll Falcon, M. V. Sussex , at Cam bridge ... . .. 134 Ireland, J. F. V. M.C.C. and Ground, at Lord’s ........... .. 117 M ullholland, H. G. H., V. A ll India, at Cam bridge .. 153 * Signifies not out. H AM PSTEAD v. EASTON LODGE.— E aston L odge . G. Green, b M ackant ..................... 1 G. H ornsby W right, b M ackant ... 7 H. C. Lyle, b M ackant ..................... 5 F. W. Stock 8 , b M a ck ie..................... 6 C. B. Joyner, b M ackant ............ 16 F. W. Bacon, c Perkins, b M ackie 12 J. E. M ontgom ery, b M ackant ... 2 W. K. Arm istead, c M acm illan, b M a ck a n t............................................... 6 J. Cooper Sm ith, not out ............ 15 J. W. Phillips, b M ackant ............ 4 S. Capers, b E iloa rt.............................. 0 B 18, lb 3, nb 1 ..................... 22 Total .......... 90 Played at D unm ow on July 1. Score: — H am pstead . G. F. Farm iloe, c Bacon, b M ont­ gom ery ............................................... 0 J. Mackie, c M ontgom ery, b Stocks 2 H. G. D unkley, c M ontgom ery, b Bacon ............................................... 12 G. R. Perkins, b M ontgom ery ... 2 R. E. Eiloart, st H ornsby, b Bacon 73 F. R. Eiloart, c Stocks, b Bacon... 11 C. D. M cM illan, b Stocks ............ 1 W. A. Evill, c Lyle, b Stocks ... 8 F. Danford Thom as, c and b Bacon 0 C. D. Drayson, n ot o u t .................... *4 A. V. M ackant, c M ontgom ery, b Stocks ... .............................. 5 B 8 , nb 2 ...................................... 10 Total ........................123 THE ALL-INDIAN TOUR. 10 th M a t c h .— v. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Played at Northampton on July 6 and 7 and won by Northamptonshire by six wickets. Although their batting was most uneven, the tourists obtained a lead of 29 on the first innings. Meherhomji and Kanga made 51 for the first wicket and the latter and Warden added 50 for the second. Kanga batted 80 minutes for his stylish 65 and hit eleven 4’s. After the county had lost five wickets for 49, Haywood and East put on 33 together, but the innings closed for 104, Baloo’s analysis being six for 58. Weak batting when they went in the second time caused the visitors to lose the advantage they had gained. Only Warden, Pai and Baloo met with any success, and the County obtained the 179 runs necessary for the loss of only four wickets. Vials and Seymour made 71 for the opening partnership and Smith and Thompson 69 for the third. Seymour was very lucky, but Vials’ display was faultless. Score and analysis :— First innings. A ll I n d ia . Dr. H. D. Kanga, c Thom pson, b E ast............ ( R. P. M eherhom ji, c W ells, b Thom pson ... J. S. Warden, b Wells ... ............................ i M. D. Pai, b W o o lle y .............................................. 1 P. Shivram, c Thom pson, b E a s t .................... 0 H. F. Mulla, c Seym our, b S m ith ..................... • 6 A. Salam ud-din, st Buswell, b S m ith ............ 4 P. Baloo, c Thom pson, b Sm ith .................... 2 Syed Hasan, b W e lls .............................................. 0 M. Bulsara, n ot out ............................................... 0 Shafquat Husain, c Beasley, b Sm ith ............ 0 L b 3, nb 3 ............ .................... 6 Second innings. b W e lls............................. ... 0 b Thom pson ...................... 8 b S e y m o u r............................... 31 b Thom pson ...................... 24 lbw , b H ayw ood..................... 13 c Haywood, b Seym our ... 0 c and b Wells ...................... 16 c Sm ith, b Thom pson ... 31 b W ells....................................... 9 c H aywood, b Thom pson 1(5 not o u t ...................................... 0 B y e s .............................. 1 T o t a l............ ..................... 133 Total 149 First innings. N o rth am pton sh ire . Second innings. G. A. T. Vials, b Baloo ........... .......................... 1 c M ulla,bShafquat Husain 54 Seym our (John), c Syed Hasan, b Baloo ... 17 b Warden 31 S. G. Sm ith, b Salam -ud-din .. .......................... 20 b Bulsara 33 Thom pson, run out ................. .......................... 0 n ot o u t ............ 43 J. N . Beasley, b Salam-ud-din.. .......................... 0 c Syed Hasan, b Bulsara... 0 Haywood, c Kanga, b Baloo ............................. 23 n ot o u t ........... 17 East, lbw , b Baloo .............................................. 16 Wells, b Baloo ....................................................... 9 Buswell, b B a lo o ....................................................... 5 W oolley, n ot o u t ....................................................... 1 Lord Lilford, b Salam-ud-din*.. .......................... 4 B 6 , w 2 ... , .................... 8 Byes ... 4 Total ........... ..........................104 Total (4 w k tsj ... 1 S 2 First innings. A l l I n d ia . Second innings. O. M. R . W. O. M. R. W. Thom pson ............ 9 1 32 1 ............ ............ 13-4 3 39 4 Wells ..................... 11 3 28 2 ............ ........... 11 4 19 3 E a st............................. 10 2 21 2 ............ ............ 7 2 21 0 W o o lle y .................... 12 3 31 1 ............ Sm ith ..................... 7"3 1 15 4 ............ ... ... 6 0 24 0 Seym our ............ 11 2 3(5 2 H ayw ood ............ 8 3 9 1 Wells bow led one no-ball and East two. First innings. N o rth am pton sh ire . Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Baloo ..................... 24-2 4 58 6 ............ ............ 15 3 35 0 Salam-ud-din ... 19 5 29 3 ............ ............ 17 1 57 0 W a rd e n ..................... 5 2 9 0 ............ ............ 12 1 30 1 Bulsara ... ............ 14-5 6 26 2 Shafquat H usain.. 2 0 13 1 Kanga ... ............ 8 2 17 0 Baloo bow led tw o wides. LUDGROVE (2) v. SOUTH LODGE. Score:— L itdorove . P. B. W alker, c and b Garth............ P. W hitbread, c Cowan, b Tetley Lord Brecknock, not out ............ P. E. W. Brinckm an, b Garth A. H. Ferguson, b Garth ............ G. P. G. K idston, not out ............ B 6 , lb 1 .............................. 7 Total (4 w k ts )* ............112 * Innings declared closed. J. G. G. Dugdale, G. H. Stancliffe, H. A. Heber Percy, Lord Settrington, and R. Hall-W att did not bat. 11 1 59 17 - Played at South Lodge on July G. S outh L odge . R. G. Garth, not out ..................... 01 J. Tetley, lbw , b Brecknock ... 11 J. L. Toyne, b Brecknock ............ 5 W. E. Toyne, c Heber P ercy, b B recknock ...................................... 4 E. S. H ogg, b Brinckm an ........... 11 W. J. Low e, c Ferguson,bDugdale 2 R. B. D ow ling, run ou t..................... 0 C. J. W ilson-Taylor, n ot ou t ... 0 B 3, lb 2, w 2.............................. 7 Total (l) w kts) ............101 A . A. Cowan, R. G rierson Lowe, and F. G. H ogg did not bat. 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