Cricket 1911

302 CKICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. J uly 22, 1911. .July 12. „ 13. ,, 13. ., 13. ,. 13. 13. 13. ,, 13. 13. „ 13. „ 13. „ 13. „ 14. „ 14. „ 14. „ 14. „ 14. „ 14. „ 14. » 14. „ 14. „ 14. „ 14. ,, 15. „ 15. „ 15. „ 15. ,, 15. „ 15. „ 15. „ 15. „ 15. „ 15. „ 15. „ 15. „ 15. „ 15. „ 15. —J. S. B. Brough, Rudgwick v. CranleighSchool —K. V. Bardsley, Northern Nomads y. Market Drayton —L. Burdett, Devon v. Cornwall — B. Thirkeli, Cumberland v. W estmoreland................ —G. Belcher, Reading v. M.C.C. and Ground................ —Davis, Surrey Club and Ground v. Mitcham —W. H. Twigg, Old Reptonians v. Hampstead —F. G. Edge, Old Rossallians v. Harrogate Club and Ground ................................................................... —Dr. W . F. P. Holton, Essex Club and Ground v. Leytonstone... — G. P. B. Toynbee, Green Jackets v. Aldershot Com­ mand (2nd in n s) ...................................................... —Capt. A. D. Legard, Green Jackets v. Aldershot Command ................................................................... —H. L. Lott, Board of Education v. Mill Hill Park ... — T. A. L. Whittington, M.C.C. & G. v. United Services ■—Major C. C. Luard, M.C.C. & G. v. United Services —Munds, M.C.C. & G. v. Bugby ............................. —W . F. Q. Shuldbam, Marlborough Coll. v. I Zingari —K. R. McCloughin, Royal Artillery v. Free Foresters —B. Scott-Murray, I Zingari v. School of Gunnery ... —H. F. Jelf, Free Foresters v. Green Jackets................ —B. L. G. Irving, Free Foresters v. Green Jackets ... —H. M. Parrington, Old Bossallians v. J. T. Baker’s XI. —H. S. Altham, Oxf. Harlequins v. Boyal Engineers —R. H . Lambert, Leinster v. Phoenix ... ... ... —A. Higgs, Parson’s Green v. Ealing D e a n ................ —Bamford, South Hampstead v. Hampstead Nomads —C. K. Feild, Beigate Priory v. Oxted ................ —W . J. Throupe, Nelson v. Lower House ................ —Griffin, Pallingswick v. London Scottish —J. L. Tate, Hornsey v. Horley ............................ —T. G. Grinter, South Woodford v. South Essex —Hicks, Southall v. Twickenham Orleans ................ —A. Dawson, Rishden v. H a slin g to n ............................ —F. W. Ellis, Dulwich v. Cyphers ............................ —Clarke, Nondescripts v. Finchley ............................ —Brierley, Finchley v. N o n d escrip ts............................ —Williams, Mill Hill Park v. B a r n e t ............................ —Thompson, Sanatorium v. Addlestone ................ —S. H. Panting, Reading Biscuit Factory v. E. Palmer’s X I.... 15.—C. H. Williams, E. Palmer’s XI. v. Reading Biscuit Factory ................................................................... 15.— Dickens, Seaham Harbour v. Burnmoor ................ 15.— Cadman, Glossop v. B o y to n ......................................... 15.—R. V. H. Cavendish, Household Brigade v. Officers’ Training Corps (Eton Coll.) ............................. 15.— A. Crowther, Batley v. Birstall ............................. 15.—C. A. Bolter, Ealing v. Queen’s C lub............................ 15.—F. Wilkinson, Rochdale v. Walsden ... 15__ L. Neiderheitmann, Southgate v. Upper Tooting ... 15.—W. Sheard, Farnley Ironworks v. B ram ley............... 15.—Capt. Moss-Blundell, Northern Command v. York­ shire Gentlemen ...................................................... 15.—A. S. Cairns, Carlton v. West of S c o tla n d ............... 15.—A. Anderson, Crichton v. Castle Douglas ................ 15.—W . G. Stuart, Watsonians v. Boyal High School ... 15.—Armstrong, Dumfries v. Nithsdale ... 15.— S. H. Curtis, Sussex Martlets v. Christ’s Hospital... 15.— T. C. Dunlop, Cunning Park v. W. W . M’Cosh’s XI. 15.—A. Douglas, Burns v. A n n a n ......................................... 15.—Lieut. Palmes, United Services v. Exeter ................ 15.—L. G. A. Collins, Folkestone v. Free Foresters 15.— Capt. H. H. C. Baird, Folkestone v. Free Foresters 15.—R. E. Foster, Free Foresters v. Oatlands Parks 15.—J. Burgess, The Druids v. S p aldin g.............. 15.— C. W . Goddard, Norbury Park v. Leatlierhead 15.—W. Reynolds, Sutton v. Beckenham............................ 15.—P. Brownlow, Old Olavians v. Walham Green 15.—A. W . Windsor, Yokohama Specie Bank v. Anglo- Egyptian Bank ................................................... .. 15.— G. Mackie, Neasden v. Eastcote ............................ 15.—P. Mills, Cheltenham v. Cirencester............................ 15.—H. St. J. Wimble, Pembroke v. Co. Wicklow 15.—E. A. Rooney, Pembroke v. Co. Wicklow ................ 15.—Dickins, Seaham Harbour v. Burnmoor ................ 15__ A. Sandham, Mitcham v. H orsh am ............................. 15.—F. de F. England, Harrow Blues v. East Grinstead... 15.— A. E. Cosham, Bingmer v. Hayward’s Heath 17.— T. Wright, Boyal Engineers v. M.C.C. and Ground... 17.— Vigar, Surrey 2nd XI. v. Devon ............................ 103 133 223 103 108 *177 *124 123 r-120 *101 109 105 147 *103 221 151 103 101 124 *230 *140 117 170 103 *116 110 103 132 *161 *131 *102 101 107 100 *123 *100 109 153 *130 123 *108 *110 *100 127 154 103 108 111 111 *109 129 116 123 *138 *101 107 151 110 127 102 *114 133 108 102 100 *102 *174 138 *123 128 127 *119 115 100 July 17.—Morfee, Kent 2nd XI. v. Wilts 17.—T. G. N. Bardswell, Yorkshire Gentlemen v. North­ umberland Gentlemen ........................... 17.—Munds, M.C.C. and Ground v. Coventry and North Warwick ................................................................... 17.—N. V. H. Biches, Glamorgan v. Carmarthen 18.—B. H. V. Cavendish, M.C.C. v. Boyal Engineers ... 18.—A. B. Severn, M.C.C. v. Royal Engineers ... 18.— J. O. Anderson, Herts v. Norfolk ............................ 18.— Golding, Herts v. Norfolk ......................................... 18.—Lieut. G. J. Edwards, 2nd Coldstream Guards v. Hounslow Garrison... 18.—F. H. Carroll, Devon v. Surrey 2nd X I......................... 123 101 101 150 116 132 101 139 127 170 LANCASHIRE v. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. Played at Manchester on July 17, 18 and 19 and won by Notts by eight wickets. Some capital bowling by Wass and a fine not-out innings of 143 by Hardstaff were the chief factors of the visitors’ success. In Lancashire’s first innings Tyldesley (J. T .) and Sharp added 102 in 80 minutes. The former was out in an unusual manner. In stepping out to play Wass to leg he turned the ball to Oates, the wicket-keeper, who was standing back, and had his wicket thrown down before he could regain the crease. In the first innings of Notts. Jones and George Gunn made 98 for the first wicket, and in the second Hardstaff put on 99 for the second wicket with Gunn (G.) and 145 for the third with Payton. Score and analysis:— First innings. L an cash ire . It. H. Spooner, c Hardstaff, b W ass ........... 24 Makepeace, c Riley, b Irem on g er.................... 6 Tyldesley (J. T.), run ou t...................................... 00 Sharp , c Riley, b Irem on g er............................. A. H artley, c Jones, b Wass ............................. Tyldesley (W .), c Hardstaff, b Wass ............ K. G. M acLeod, c Gunn (G.), b Irem onger... A . H . H ornby, b Wass ...................................... H. G. Garnett, c Jones, b Wass .................... Dean, c Alletson, b Irem onger .................... Cook, not ou t................................................................ B 4, lb 7, w 1, nb 1 ..................... Second innings. b W a ss..................................... c Lee, b Wass ................... c Riley, b G unn ( J .) .......... 58 c R iley, b W a ss................... 43 lbw , b Irem onger .......... 32 b Wass ... ............................ c Riley, b W a s s ................... c Oates, b W a s s ................... b Irem onger ................... b Irem on g cr.......................... not o u t ..................................... B 4, lb 3, w 1 .......... 31S 17 35 8 • j : s 0 30 22 17 0 1 Total ............................. First innings. N otts . ' * Makepeace A. O. Jones, c Tyldesley (W .), b Gunn (G.), c Garnett, b Dean .. Hardstaff, c Dean, b Cook............ Payton, st Garnett, b M acLeod G unn (J.), b M acLeod ........... Irem ongcr, not out .................... Alletson, c Garnett, b Sharp .. Lee, c Garnett, b Cook ............ Oates, b Dean ............................. Riley, b Cook ............................. Wass, b Cook... . 287 61 33 2 35 10 53 13 12 1 Total ............ Second innings. c C ook ,b Sharp .......... c Hornby, b Dean not o u t ............................. not o u t .............................. ... 199 44 143 51 L b 1, w 4 ............. ............. 5 B 3 ,lb 1, w 2 , lib 1 . 7 Total ............ .............237 Total (2 wkts) , 250 First innings. L an cash ire . Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. W ass............ ............. 42*1 3 132 5 ..................... . ... 37 5 110 6 Irem onger ............. 41 15 92 4 ..................... . ... 17*4 3 40 3 Riley ............. 13 0 34 0 .......................... Gunn (J). ............. 7 3 15 0 ........................... ! 26 10 40 1 Jones ................ 1 0 1 0 ............................ ... 1 0 1 0 Irem ougerand Wass bow led one w ide each and Gunn (J.) one no-ball. First innings. O. M. R. W. D ean.................... ... 29 6 81 2 Sharp ............ ... 15 4 54 1 Cook ............ ... 18*1 3 40 4 M acLcod... ... ... 10 2 42 2 Makepeace ... ... 5 1 15 1 N otts . Second innings. Tyldesley (W .) Spooner............. Sharp bowled tw o wides and one no-ball, Makepeace tw o w idcs, and M cLeod and Tyldesley (W.) one each. O. 29 12 18 11 4 2 0-2 M. 4 1 3 1 0 0 0 56 36 14 14 3 SOUTHGATE v. U PPER TOOTING.- S outhgate . L. Niederheitm aun, c L yon, b Thom e ............................. ............105 J. C. Bevington,c Harper, b Thorne E. J. Mann, b A bney ..................... F. T. Mann, st Harper, b Sandi­ lands ....................................................... Rev. A. M. Bashford, b Thorne ... K. T. Vivian, b Abney .................... N. Peterson, lbw , b T h o rn e ............ G. W. Cranfield, st Harper, b Thorne .............................................. J. R . H udson, n ot out .................... J. B. Dent, run o u t............................. H. C. Isner, not ou t............................. B 7, lb 4 ............................. Total (9 wkts)* ... 301 * Innings declared closed. Played at Southgate on July 15. Score U pper T ooting . R. R. Sandilands, c F. F. b E. J. Mann ............................................... SO R. Curtis Hayward, c F. T. Mann, b D ent ............................................... 32 H. D. Marshall, c Cranfield, b Dent ............................................... 11 L. V. Harper, c F. T., b E. J. M ann ............................................... 27 F. G. Thorne, not out .................... 4 B 18, lb 2, w 5 .................... 25 Total (4 w kts) ... 185 L. G. Abney, H. Scott, J. A. Lyon, S. D. Ord, C. H . Brewer and C. L. Fabcl did not bat.