Cricket 1911

J u l y 2 9 ,1 9 1 1 . CEICKET : A W EEK LY EECOED OF THE GAME. 383 July 22. 22 „ 22.- „ 22.- „ 22. „ 22.- „ 22.- „ 22.- „ 22.- „ 22.- „ 22.- „ 22.- „ 22.- „ 2 2 - „ 22.- „ 22.- „ 22.- „ 22.- „ 22.- „ 22.- „ 22.- „ 22.- „ 22.- „ 2 4- „ 24.- „ 24.- „ 21. „ 24. „ 24. „ 24. „ 25.- „ 25.- „ 25. -J . L. Andrews, Eugby School v. Aliens ................ —M. H . C. Doll, Much Hadham v. Bishops Stortford -A . M. Horsfall, Oatlands Park v. Esher ................ -P . H. Slater, W . W. Gill’s XI. v. Folkestone -J . H. Melville, Heriotonians v. Poloc ................ -N ixon. Menzie’s XI. v. Lenzie -C . Miller, Moundfield XI. v. Huntly... -J . E. Gorman, Palmerston v. Phoenix -H . Jackson, Ulster v. Banbridge ............................ -R . D. Inskip. Past v. Present (b'ramlingham College) -A . H. Fish, Northbrook v. Addiscombe -W . A. Wardle, Addiscombe v. Northbrook ... -T . A. Bradford, Chester-le-Street v. Seaham Harbour -J. Turnbull, Chester-le-Street v. Seaham Harbour... -A . W. Rammell, Eltham v. Granville (Lee)................ -C . E. C. Kendle, Granville (Lee) v. Eltham -J. W . Kerniek, Oakham v. Egerton Park -A . J. Vicary, National Provincial Bank v. Cockfosters -Stinton, Sanatorium v. Stoics......................................... -G . C. Llewellyn, Accrington v. Haslingden................ -E. Firth, Halifax v. King’s Cross ............................ -H . G. Holloway, Mitchells & Butler’s v. Handsworth W ood ............................................................................... -K . G. Tudor, Old Eastbournians v. Eastbourne College -Oldroyd, Dewsbury v. Wakefield -T . S. Escott, Somerset Stragglers v. Devon Dumplings -H . R. Kirky, Blue Mantles v. E. E. Fox’s XI. -L ord Francis Scott, Household Brigade v. Royal Artillery -R ev. W . J. Marsh, M.C.C. and Ground v. Skegness and D istrict.................................................................. -H ardy (D), M.C.C. and Ground v. Skegness and District .................................................................. -B . Kerr, Capt. Heywood Lonsdale’s XI. v. North Shropshire Hunt ..................................................... —H. B. Chinnery, C. E. Hambro’s X I. v. J.L.S. Vidler’s XI. (Eastbourne) ..................................................... -E . Rothwell, E. E . Fox’s XI. v. Blue Mantles -H . C. Hextall, Oxford Authentics v. Worcestershire Gentlemen ... 125 *212 106 111 *101 *144 *103 107 *103 128 106 *148 *131 115 120 103 *101 101 116 *135 *101 *157 106 *100 129 108 105 186 100 104 100 *128 *220 THE ALL -IND IAN TOUR. 15th M atch — v. DURHAM . Played at Sunderland on July 24, 25 and 26 and won by the Indians by eight wickets. Score and analysis:— First innings. D u rh am . Second innings. H. Brooks, c SeshaChari, b Salam-ud-din ... 47 c Warden, b Salam-ud-din 10 Hendren, run out ............................ Harrison, c SeshaChari, b Bulsara H. L. Dales, c Kanga, b Warden ......... A. P. Ashley, run out............................ . J. Turnbull, c SeshaChari, b Salam-ud-din T. Hayton, b Baloo ................................ T. Coulson, st SeshaChari, b Baloo Morris, not out ................................... Thackeray, b Salam-ud-din ........• ... Lees Radcliffe, b Warden.......................... Byes, &c............................... 1 b Salam-ud-din 30 b Warden ...................... 13 b Warden ...................... 9 b Salam-ud-din .............. 0 c Kanga. b Warden......... 34 b Warden ...................... 18 b Warden ...................... 34 b Salam-ud-din............... 5 not ou t............................ 37 cJayaRam,bSalam-ud-din 10 Byes, &c..................... Total ............................ 244 First innings. A l l In dia. Dr. H. D. Kanga, b Morris ...................... 78 R. P. Meherhomji, c Thackeray, b Morris ... 1 B. Jaya Ram, c Radcliffe, b Thackeray ... 7 P. Shivram, c Hendren, b Morris............... 5 M. Bajana, c Radcliffe, b Thackeray ......... 0 J. S. Warden, b Morris ............................ 4 K. Salam-ud-din, not out............................ 85 P. Baloo, b Morris ................................... 5 M. Bulsara, b Morris................................... 0 Shafquat Husain, b Harrison...................... 20 K. SeshaChari, c and b Thackeray............... 10 Byes, &c........................................ 24 Total ............. Second innings. not o u t........................... c Hendren, b Harrison .. c Hendren, b Harrison not out ... Byes, &c. ... Total . .........239 Total (2 wkts) ... 95 First innings. D urham . Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Salam-ud-din ... 20 9 50 3 ................ ... 14*4 5 45 5 Warden......... ... 183 3 68 2 ............... ... 14 5 42 5 Bulsara ......... ... 14 2 40 1 ............... Baloo ......... ... 19 4 02 2 .............. Kanga ......... ... 5 1 14 0 ............... First innings. A ll I n d ia . Second innings. O. M R. W. O. M. R. W. Morris ......... ... 36 11 87 0 .............,,. ... 0 1 19 0 Thackeray ... 22 4 50 3 .............. . ... 4 0 19 0 Hendren......... ... 9 1 22 0 ..............., ... 2 1 1 0 Brooks ......... ... 3 0 30 0 .............. Harrison......... ... 12 5 22 1 .............. 7 I 2 22 2 Dales ......... ... 2 0 4 0 .............. . ,.. 4 0 21 0 ESSEX v. LANCASH IRE . Played at Leyton on July 24, 25 and 26 and left drawn. On the first day Essex got rid of the visitors for 181 and in reply scored 172 for one wicket, but failed to drive home their advantage. Douglas bowled Spooner with his first ball and Haitley with his third, and although the third wicket added 74 and the fourth 80 the total was only 181. Tremlin bowled his last 17 balls for 2 runs and 5 wickets. Sharp, in scoring 100 in less than two hours, gave no chance. For their lead of 134 Essex owed almost every­ thing to Fane and Perrin, who put on 215 for the second wicket in three hours; the former was missed when 93 and 107, but Perrin’s play, though slow, was without fault. In the follow-on Lancashire showed a great improvement, Spooner and Hartley making 139 for the first wicket and Makepeace and MacLeod 16L without being parted for the sixth in 80 minutes. Tbe last-named hit six 6’s -fiv e of them off McGahey, and three of them in an over. Makepeace made some good leg-hits and drives and batted for 150 minutes. Essex managed to play out time and gained three points for leading on the first innings. Score and analysis :— First inniugs. L ancashire . R. H. Spooner, b Douglas............................ 0 A. Hartley, b Douglas ............................ 0 Tyldesley (J. T.), c Douglas, b Tremlin ... 33 Sharp, lbw, b Douglas ............................100 Makepeace, lbw, b Douglas ................... 30 A. H. Hornby, c Gillingham,b Tremlin ... 8 K. G. MacLeod, lbw, b Tremlin ............... 0 Whitehead (R.), not out ............................ 4 H. G. Garnett, b Tremlin............................ 0 Dean, b Tremlin......................................... 0 Cook, b Tremlin......................................... 0 B 3, lb 3 ................................... 0 181 Second innings. c and b Mead .............. c Gibson, b Buckenham .. lbw, b Mead .............. c Fane, b Douglas ........ not out........................... not ou t........................... c and b Tremlin.............. 78 57 55 15 100 92 4 Total Innings declared closed. E ssex. 2 B 4, lb 5, w 1, nb 1.. Total (5 wkts)* .. First innings. J. W. H. T. Douglas, b Whitehead... F. L. Fane, c and b Dean...........................12;' P. A. Perrin, b Whitehead ......................110 Freeman (J.), b Dean................................... 8 Rev. F. H. Gillingham, b Dean ......... ,.. 0 Carpenter, b Whitehead ............................ 9 C. P. McGahey, not out ........................... 17 K. L. Gibson, c Garnett, bDean ............... 8 Buckenham, b Whitehead ...................... 5 Tremlin, c Spooner, b Dean ...................... 15 Mead (W.). b V\hitehead............................ 0 Second innings c MacLeod, b Dean........ b Sharp........................... b Dean........................... c Hornby, b Sharp ........ not o u t........................... b Makepeace .............. not o u t ........................... 1 2*2 40 10 8 20 B 9, w 1 ... ......... 10 B 1,1b 2, w4 ......... 7 Total ... .........315 Total (5 wkts) ... 149 First innings. L an cash ire . Second innings. O. M. B. W. O. M. R. w. Buckenham ......... 10 1 42 0 .......................... .. 20 1 102 1 Douglas ... ......... 22 4 60 4 ....................,.. 24 1 85 1 Tremlin ... ......... 17*5 1 64 0 ......................... ... 23 3 S3 1 Mead ......... 3 1 9 0 ......................... 27 8 75 2 McGahey ............. ... 0 0 50 0 Buckenham bowled one wide and Douglas one no-ball. First innings. E ssex . Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Whitehead ......... 33 7 100 5 ................... ... 10 1 31 0 Dean......... ......... 35 7 83 5 ............... ... 17 7 20 2 MacLeod... ......... 3 0 18 0 ......................... 4 1 22 0 Cook......... ......... 20 3 50 0 ......................... ... 7 2 12 0 Makepeace ......... 10 0 48 0 ... ................. ... 7 2 15 1 Sharp ......... ... 10 1 30 2 Whitehead bowled four wides and Sharp one. U. C. S. OLD BOYS.—Played at Hampstead on July 22. HAMl'STEAD. J. G. Donaldson, b King ......... 4 A. G. Saunders, c Swanson, b King 27 L. E. Thomas, c Swanson, b King 11 E. H. Chaldecott, b Wade ......... 31 F. F. Mercier, c Westhorp, b King 11 W. R. Moon, c Reilley, b Chant... 30 J. Mackie, b K in g............... 19 G. Farmiloe, c Westhorp, b Chant 1 W. Danby, c Griffith-Jones, b Westhorp ........ ............... 20 F. R. Eiloart, c Susskind, b King 7 N. R. Perkins, not out............... 1 B 5, lb 5, w 1, nb 1 ......... 12 Total ......................174 HAMPSTEAD Score:— U. C. S. O ld B oys. H. Wade, c Eiloart b Mercicr ... 38 T. R. Chant, c Saunders, b Mercier 5 C. R. Reilley, b Mackie............... 2 M. J. Susskind, b Mackie ......... 36 E. S. Westhorp, c and b Mei'cier... 5 M. G. Griffith-Jones, b Mercier ... 0 F. H. Rogers, run ont ............... 38 T. King, c and b Mercier ......... 10 H. Smart, c Mackie, b Mercier ... 1 H. Fayres, not out ...................... 21 A. G. Swanson, c Mercier, b Farmiloe................................... 29 B 22, lb 8, w 1, nb 1......... 32 Total ...............223 ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. “ S u b s c r ib e r ” (Bruxelles).—W ill you kindly mention date and place of match ? TO SECRETAR IES OF CLUBS AND SCHOOLS, S c o r e -s h e e t s a n d O r d e r o f G o in g -in C a r d s .— A dozen of either will be sent on receipt of Twopence in stamps, to cover postage. Larger quantities at proportionate rates. Address: Manager, Cricket , 168, Upper Thames Street, E .C . / jw I* 'U-, g>U-C £.\ (H m *