Cricket 1911

354 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u l y 22, 1911. DERBY SH IRE v. LANCASHIRE . Played at Derby on July 13, 14 and 15 and won by Lancashire by an innings and 141 runs. The result was foreseen on the first day when the visitors, getting rid of Derbyshire on a fast wicket for 66, made 271 for the loss of Makepeace. The Tyldesleys put on 252 for the second wicket in three hours and a-quarter, “ J.T .” giving no chance but William being missed when 65, 109 and 110. Derby­ shire did better at their second attempt, but were heavily defeated. Cadman and Oliver obtained 62 for the first partnership and Chap­ man and Humphries 65 for the third. Score and analysis :— First in n in g s. D e r b y sh ir e . Cadman, b D e a n ............................................... L. O liver, b Sharp ...................................... J. Chapman, lbw , b Sharp .................... H um phries, c Macleod, b Sharp ............ R. Sale, c Garnett, b Sharp ..................... T. Forester, b Sharp ...................................... Slater, c Garnett, b D e a n .............................. W ickstead, n o to u t ...................................... F. H . Taylor, b C o o k ...................................... R oot, lbw , b Cook ....................................... F. G. Form an, b Dean ............. Byes ....................................... Second innings' 3 st Garnett, b M akepeace... 37 0 b D e a n ...................................... 36 15 c Cook, b D e a n .................... 58 3 c Macleod, b Dean ............ 38 0 c Tyldesley (J. T.), b Cook 14 0 b D e a n ...................................... 3 22 c Tyldesley (J. T.), b Dean 4 14 n ot o u t ...................................... 11 0 c Sharp, b C o o k ..................... 18 4 run o u t ...................................... 10 0 c Tyldesley (W .), b Dean .. 3 5 B 4, lb 1............................. 5 Total ..................... 66 L a n c a sh ir e . Total .. 237 M akepeace, b Cadman ..................... 15 Tyldesley (W .), c Cadman, b R oot 152 T yldesley (J. T.), c Form an, b F o r e s te r ...............................................125 Sharp, c R oot, b Forester ............ 32 A. H artley, c O liver b Forester ... 44 Heap, b Sale ...................................... 8 * Innings declared closed. H. G. Garnett, Dean and Cook did not bat. K. G. Macleod, c Hum phries, b F o re ste r............................................... 34 A. H. H ornby, not o u t ..................... 17 B 12, lb 4, nb 1 ............................. 17 First innings. D e r b y sh ir e . Total (7 w k ts)* ............444 Second innings. O. M. R. w. O. M. R. W. Dean .......... 14-2 6 27 3 ..................... .. 38 11 104 6 Sharp .......... 6 2 14 ............................ .. 11 1 30 0 M acleod ... .......... 2 0 10 0 .......................... C ook.................. ........... 6 1 10 ................... .. 33 13 70 2 M akepeace... .. 13 5 26 1 H eap ... .. .. 3 2 2 0 L a n c a sh ir e . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Forester ... 39-4 4 145 4 R oot ............ ... 16 1 64 1 Cadman ... 31 7 86 1 O liver............ ... 4 2 14 0 Sale ............ ... 13 1 67 1 Wickstead... ... 1 0 2 0 Slater .. ... ... 12 1 49 0 Sale bow led one no-ball. WARW ICK SH IRE v. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Played at Edgbaston on July 13, 14 and 15 and won by Warwickshire by 227 runs. The batting of Quaife and the all-round cricket of Foster were the chief factors of the Warwick­ shire success. The former played admirably in making 113 out of 198 in two hours and a-half without a chance. He hit eighteen 4’s and added 86 with Parsons in 70 minutes. Foster hit well for his 98. making a 6 and ten 4’s, and with Quaife put on 123 for the fourth w icket: but he was missed when 42. For Northants Smith placed vigorous and flawless cricket after five wickets were down for 52, and Buswell helped to add 68 for the last wicket. The second innings of the side calls for no remark. Score and analysis:— W a r w ic k sh ir e . First innings. K inneir, c Busw ell, b Wells .............................. 2 Sm ith (B. J.), b Thom pson .............................. 37 Charlesworth, lbw , b Thom pson ................... 13 Q uaife, c Vials, b Thom pson .............................113 F. It. Foster, c Haywood, b J. S. Denton ... 24 L illey, c Buswell, b H ayw ood............................. 7 Baker, c Busw ell, b W ells .............................. 4 Parsons, lbw , b Thom pson .............................. 36 Lieut. C. F. Cowan, b T h o m p so n ..................... 9 Santall, n ot out ........................................................ 3 Field, b Thom pson .............................................. 9 B 3, w 4, nb 3 .............................. 10 Total .. Second innings. c East, b T h om pson ............ c and b Thom pson ............ b W e lls...................................... lbw , b Thom pson c Buswell, b Sm ith ............ st Buswell, b J. S. Denton c and b Thom pson ............ c W. H. D enton, b Sm ith b T hom pson............................. not o u t ...................................... b T hom pson............................. L b 5, w 1, nb 2 ............................267 N o rth am pton sh ire . First innings. W. H . D enton, b Field ............................ Seym our (John), run o u t ............................ G. A. T. Vials, c Baker, b Field .......... S. G. Sm ith, not o u t ..................................... T hom pson, b Field ..................................... H ayw ood, b Field ..................................... East, lbw , b Foster ..................................... J. S. D enton, st Sm ith, b Quaife ... . W alden, lbw , b Foster ............................ W ells, b Foster .............................................. Busw ell, b Foster ..................................... B 1, lb 3, w 2, n b 4 ................... Total ....................... Total Second innings. 3 c Sm ith, b F ield.................... 10 10 b Foster ............................. 4 0 c Charlesworth, b Field ... 4 102 not o u t ...................................... 23 1 c Sm ith, b Foster ............ 0 13 Ibw , b Foster .................... 0 4 b F ie ld ...................................... 2 22 c Quaife, b Foster ............ 11 1 retired h u r t ............................. 0 5 c Santall, b Foster ............ 13 18 c .and b Santall ..................... 2 10 B 5, w 1, nb 6 ... 12 189 Total .................... 81 First innings W ar w ic k sh ir e . Sccond innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. ........... 16 4 46 2 ............ ... 20 7 39 1 ........... 10 4 32 0 ............ ... 10 I 31 0 ........... 15 2 52 0 ............ ... 8 2 29 0 . ... 26 5 96 6 ............ ... 27-5 11 51 6 ........... 2 0 8 1 ............ .. 10 0 45 1 5 2 8 1 ............ ’. ... 8 4 15 0 ............ 11 ! 18 5 27 2 Wells E a st........... S eym our... Thom pson J. S. Dentoi Haywood Sm ith Wells bow led tw o no-balls and Thom pson tw o no-balls and one w ide; Seym our and H aywood each bow led one w ide ; and East bow led tw o w ides and one no-ball. N o rth am pto n sh ire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Foster ............ ... 26-5 6 79 4 ............ ............ 11*4 4 25 5 Field ............ ... 12 2 34 4 ............ ............ 9 2 38 3 Santall ............ ... 11 5 26 0 ............ ............ 2 0 6 1 Quaife ............ ... 8 0 34 1 ............ Charlesworth ... 5 1 6 0 ............ Field bow led tw o wides and ten no-balls and Charlesworth one wide. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE v. ESSEX . TWO SEPARATE HUNDREDS BY P . A. PERRIN. Played at Nottingham on July 13, 14 and 15 and left drawn. The match was marked by sedate cricket almost throughout, Essex taking six hours and a-half to score 367 and the subsequent play lacking enterprise. In his first innings Perrin might have been caught when 15 and Douglas was missed when 10. As the pair put on 221 for the second wicket in two hours and a-half the mistakes entailed serious consequences. Perrin hit a 6 and nine 4’s and Douglas nineteen 4’s. For Notts George Gunn and Hardstaff added 89 together in the first innings and 161 in the second, on each occasion for the second wicket. In his second innings Perrin reached three-figures for the second time in the match, and with llussell put on 142 after the fall of the third wicket. W ith Essex making no attempt to force a win, the third day’s play was uninteresting and little importance attaches to it. Perrin gave no actual chance in scoring 100 not out and hit ten 4?s during the 185 minutes he was in. Score and analysis :— E ssex . First innings. J. W . H. T. Douglas, b W a s s ................... Freeman (J), b Irem onger............................ P. A. Perrin, b W a ss...................................... Carpenter, b Wass ..................................... Russell (A. C.), c R iley, b Irem onger .. C. P. McGahey, c Oates, b Lee ............ P. Campbell, c Gunn (G.), b Irem onger K. L. Gibson, not ou t..................................... Buckenham , c Hardstaff, b W a s s .......... Trem lin, b h-em onger ............................. Mead (W .), c Jones, b Wass ................... B 3 ,lb 6 .............................................. Total First innings. A. O. Jones, b Buckenham ............ Gunn (G.), st Gibson, b M e a d .......... Hardstaff, c Gibson, b Buckenham Gunn (J.). b Buckenham ............ Payton, c Perrin, b M cGahey Irem onger, c and b M cG ahey............ Alletson, b Buckcnham ..................... Lee, c Carpenter, b M ead..................... Oates, b B uckenham ............ ............ Riley, not out ...................................... Wass, b B u ck en h vm ............................. B 1, n b 3 ...................................... N otts . Second innings. 176 lbw , b Jones .................. . 38 8 c Oates, b Jones.................. . 16 112 not out ... ........................... . 100 0 b Irem onger .................. . 33 8 not o u t ................................... 63 7 13 12 2 5 15 9 B 2 ,lb 8 ................... 10 367 Total (3 w kts)* .. . 260 3 d closed. Second innings. 1 b Buckenham ................... 5 72 c Carpenter, b Gibson 94 49 n ot o u t ..................................... 61 44 14 24 9 4 2 4 B 4, nb 4 Total ....................261 Total (2 wkts' 168 E ssex . First innings Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. W ass............ ............ 41*1 7 130 5 ............ ... 18 3 53 0 Irem onger ............ 55 27 78 4 ............ ... 26 8 46 1 Gunn (J.) ............ 30 7 64 0 ............ ... 17 7 29 0 Jones ............ 6 0 19 0 ............ ... 14 4 33 2 Riley ............ 7 1 16 0 ............ 6 1 24 (1 Lee ............ ............ 12 0 43 1 ............ ... 8 0 35 0 Alletson ... ............ 3 1 8 0 ............ H a rd sta ff............ 5 0 25 0 Gunn (G .)............ 1 0 5 li N otts . First innings Second innings. Buckenham ............ 27-4 3 92 6 ............ 7 1 13 1 Douglas ... ............ 12 2 41 0 ............ ... 8 1 22 0 Mead ............ 19 3 50 2 ............ 6 0 30 0 Trem lin ... ............ 10 2 27 0 ............ ... 9 1 20 0 Carpenter ............ 1 1 0 0 ............ McGahey ............ 15 0 47 2 ............ 1.1 2 0 19 0 Campbell ............ ... 3 0 26 0 Russell ............ ... 4 1 21 0 Gibson ............ ... 1*5 0 9 I Buokenham bow led three no-1 alls and Campbell four.