Cricket 1911

J u l y 29, 1911. C E ICK ET : A W EEK LY RECORD OF THE GAME. 387 and a fortnight ago against Northumberland took two wickets for 29 runs in the first innings and six wickets for 56 in the second, getting rid of such a dangerous batsman as J. W. Gillespie both times. In the Durham match he was rather more expensive owing to dropped catches, six going a-begging off him in the first innings, but on going in to bat at a critical period of the innings he showed good form for 13 before being bowled by Morris. He owes something to the judicious coaching of Barnes, who is very proud of his young colleague’s prowess, and evidently has a future before him in the cricket world. Almost needless to say, Porthill Park are at the top of the North Staffordshire League, and with a commanding lead_ WESTMORELAND v. CUMBERLAND.—Played at Kendal on July 13 and 14 and won by Cumberland by 183 runs. Score: — First innings. C u m b e r l a n d . C. A. Hardcastle, c Smith, b Potts 14 E. Bowe, c Snowden, b Garnett ............... 11 R. C. Saint, b Snowden ............................. 69 B. Thirkell, b Snowden ............................103 H. R.Burnett, b Betham............................. 22 J. F. Shardlow, st Harrison, b Webster ... 0 J. N. Skelton, b Snowden............................ 18 G. J. P. Senhouse, st Harrison, b Betham... 1 J. Wilson, lbw, b Smith ............................ 7 J. Relsall, b Potts ................................... 4 J. Williamson, not out ............................ 11 Byes, &c.............................. ......... 8 Second innings. lbw, b Potts ............. b Betham .................... c Harrison, b Snowden . c Smith, b Potts ... . b Snowden.................... c Betham, b Snowden . c Snowden, b Betham . not ou t.......................... b Potts.......................... , &c. . 18 Total ......................268 * Innings declared closed. Total (8 wkts)* .. 399 First innings. W estmorland . P. A. Harrison, c Wilson, b Hardcastle ... 24 C. N. Scotter, c and b Hardcastle............... 26 T. W. Punchard, c Bowe, b Thirkell ......... 62 J. S. Punchard, run out ............................. 13 S. H. Smith, b Williamson ...................... 0 W. D. Betham, c Thirkell, b Shardlow ... 18 G. Heelis, b Thirkell................................... 33 G. Webster, c Burnett, b Wilson ............... 13 G. Garnett, c and b Wilson ...................... 1 T. Potts, not out.......................................... 6 J. Snowden, c Hardcastle, b Wilson ......... 7 Byes, &c................................ 11 Total............................ 214 Second innings. b Sharlow ...................... 16 c Saint, b Williamson ... 12 c Thirkell, b Shardlow ... 0 b Shardlow...................... 0 lbw, b Wilson .............. . 3 b Shardlow...................... 0 b Shardlow...................... 11 c and b Wilson............... 4 b Shardlow...................... 3 lbw, b Wilson ............... 14 not out............................ 5 Byes, &c.................. 2 Total ............... 70 CLIFTON COLLEGE v. CHELTENHAM COLLEGE.—Played at Clifton on July 14 and 15 and won by Cheltenham by 174 runs. Score :— First innings. C h e l t e n h a m C o l l e g e . Second innings. G. E. C. Wood, c Morgan, b Murray ... ... 29 G. Barnes, lbw, b Murray......................... 0 A. V. D. Wise, b Murray ......................... 55 H. T. T. Harris, c Whitehead, bCraddock ... 35 H. F. Brown, c Farnell, b Craddock ...... 14 A. A. M. Durand, c Whitehead, b Jacob ... 72 R. M. Scobie, c Famell, b Wright............... 16 E. D. James, c Rissik, b Jacob ............... 38 H. Cutfield, b Craddock ......................... 10 E. W. Coren, not o u t................................... 1 E. Donovan, c and b Craddock ............... 0 Byes, &c........................... 20 c Southern, b Murray b Murray ...................... c Hickman, b Morgan ... b Wright ...................... b Morgan ...................... c Rissik, b Murray......... not out............................ c Jacob, b Morgan ......... c Hickman, b Craddock... b Wrigby ...................... not out............................ Byes, &c........... 16 Total ............................ 290 * Innings declared closed. Total (9 wkts)* ... 224 First innings. C lifton C ollege . G. C. Southern, c Barnes, b Coren............... 12 G. W. E. Whitehead, st Wood, bDonovan ... 5 H. R. Hickman, c Harris, b Coren............... 37 J. R. Jacob, b James ................................... 9 F. E. Morgan, c Cutfield, b Coren............... 0 C. Rissik, c Harris, b Donovan ............... 70 R. L. Farnell, c Harris, b Brown ............... 8 R. H. Read, c Durand, b James ............... 11 C. R. B. Murray, c Wise, b James............... 1 A. Craddock, b Coren, ............................ 0 J. M. Wright, not out... ............................. 0 Byes, &c................................. 32 Total ... 185 Second innings. b James .................... hit wkt, b Brown ... . b James .................... b Coren.......................... c Durand, b James ... . c Harris, b Young ... . c Durand, b Young ... . b Coren.......................... c Donovan, b Brown b Donovan .................... not out.......................... Byes, &c............... Total ... ... . SOMERSET STRAGGLERS v. CLERGY XI.—Played at Taunton on July 11 . Hodgkinson and Riddell added 366 for the second wicket. Score :— C l e r g y XI. Rev. A. T. Hook, b Rutter ......... 5 Rev. E. Reid, b Barrett............... 100 Rev. J. Turner, c Riddell, b Barrett ...................................137 Rev. J. Coplestone, c Hodgkinson, b White ................................... 21 Rev. R. E. Lewis, st Lyall, bWhite 44 Rev. T. Catton, b White............... 0 Rev. G. Cuming, c White, b Hodgkinson ............................ 13 S o m e r s e t S t r a g g l e r s . G. W. Hodgkinson, not out......... 229 I Bye Capt. Lyall, c Turner, b Reid ... 21 O. C. Riddell, not out ............... 183 | S. M. J. Woods, V. B. Stenhouse, J. C. White, L. Vaughan, M. C. Trevilian, Major Thoyts, A. G. Barrett and J. A. Rutter did not bat. Rev. H. G. Barnes, c Rutter, b White ................................... Rev. H. W. Humphrys, b Hodg­ kinson ................................... Rev. J. H. G. Cooper, not out ... Rev. G. H. Haines, not out......... Byes, &c.......................... Total (9 wkts)*......... *Innings declared closed. , &c.... Total (1 wkt)... Mr. T. R . NICHOLSON, Mr. T. R. Nicholson, whose death occurred at West New Brighton, Staten Island, on July 10th, was born at Derby 51 years ago. For over twenty years he had been identified with various clubs in the New York district. He was a useful bowler, and at the time of his death was captain of the New York Veterans B. team. F. F. K. M r . A. J. TUCKWELL. Mr. Alfred John Tuckwell, whose death occurred suddenly at Winnipeg on May 29th, was born in England on September 11th, 1854. He was educated at Leeds Grammar School and at Queen’s College, Oxford. On going to Canada in 1887 he identified himself with the Winnipeg C.C., for which he did yeoman service. He made his highest score in 1908 in the shape of a not-out innings of 103 for Winnipeg B. v. St. Jude’s. He was a well-known educa­ tionalist and patron of music. F. F. K. CRICKET IN BRAZIL. STATE OF RIO DE JANEIRO v. STATE OF SAO PAULO.—Played at on May 13and 14, and left drawn. Score :— F ir s t in n in g s . S t a t e o f S a o P a u l o . Second in n in g s, F. R. Foy, b Stutfield............................ A. Boyes, b Muriel ............................ C. W. Miller, b K ing............................ B. Turner, c Hampshire, b Brooking ... H. Boyes, c and b Muriel...................... D. Price-Williams, b Stutfield............... C. M. Stock, b Muriel............................ G. Tomlinson, c F. Morrissy, b Muriel... H. H. Benn, b Muriel............................. St. J. Eyre-Smith, c and b Brooking ... H. B. Messum, notout ...................... Byes, &c................................. Total .............. S t a t e o f R io d e J a n e ir o . Santos 30 c sub., b Muriel.............. . 49 41 c Muriel, b F. Morrissy ... 3 2 b Stutfield ..................... 46 20 b F. Morrissy .............. 2 48 c Robinson, b K ing........ 5 1 c Muriel, b Stutfield........ 4 3 c and b F. Morrissy........ . 17 11 b Stutfield ..................... . 1 0 not out........................... . 5 4 not out......... .............. ,. 11 B yes..................... 1 170 Total (Swkts)... ,. 144 F. Morrissy, c Tomlinson, b Price- Williams................................... E. V. Morrissy, b Tomlinson J. C. Muriel, c Miller, b Price- Williams................................... R. A. Brooking, c Price-Williams, b Messum ............................. D. P. C. Imrie, c and b Messum ... C. H. Pullen, c & b Price-Williams J. D. Fordyce, b Turner............... A.L.Stutfield,cA.Boyes,bMessum J. P. Hampshire, c Eyre-Smith, b Messum................................... H. A. Robinson, not out ......... H. A. King, e Price-Williams, b Miller ................................... Byes, &c............................. Total ...................... 79 BLANCO For Cleaning and Whitening White Buckskin and Canyas Shoes, Cricket Pads, and all other articles o f a similar nature. 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