Cricket 1911

A u g u s t 5, 19 11. C E ICK ET : A W EEK LY RECORD OF THE GAME. 405 July 27.— P. H. Bonham-Carter, Band of Brothers v. Shorncliffe Garrison ......................................................... 105 „ 27.—H. M. Forster, Sutton v. Butterflies..................... 156 „ 27.—R. P. Meherhomji, All-India v. Northumberland ... 117 „ 27.—J. S. Warden, All-India v. Northumberland ... 116 ,, 27.—F. N. Garnett, Old Cliftonians v. Blue Mantles ... 163 „ 27.—N. F. Druce, Blue Mantles v. Old Clifionians ... 160 „ 27.—E. H. C. Druce, Blue Mantles v. Old Cliftonians (2nd i n n s .)........................................................*108 „ 27.— J. F. Ireland, Suffolk v. Cambridgeshire ......... 229 „ 27.—Harrison, Durham v. Norfolk................................. 104 ,, 27.—H. E. Crawfurd, Oxford Authentics v. Shropshire G e n tlem e n ........................................................*106 „ 27.—E. W . Burdett, Old Brutonians v. South Wilts ... 169 „ 27.—H. Taunton, South Wilts v. Old Brutonians ... 115 ,, 27.— N. Robinson, T. Firth’s X I. v. Shepherd's Bush ... *102 ,, 27 .—C. L. K. Peel, Old Bedfordians v. Bedford Grammar School .........................................................106 „ 28.—Ling, Cambridgeshire v. Suffolk ................ 181 28.—F. H. Carroll, Devon y. Berkshire ... ... 110 „ 28.—T. A.Bradford, Durham v. N orfolk........................... 130 „ 28.—J. W. F. Crawfurd, Oxford Authentics v. Shopshire Gentlemen ... ................ ... ... ... 148 „ 28.—T. H. Hedworth, Shropshire Gentlemen v. Oxford A u th e n tics..................................................................*119 „ 28.— C. D. Fisher, Capt. Heywood Lonsdale's XI. v. Liverpool Athenaeum ... ... ... ... 107 „ 28.—H. D. G. Leveson-Gower, C. E. Hambro’s XI. v. Old Cliftonians ..................................................... 110 „ 28.—Capt. L.L .H oare, Eton Rambltrsv. Band of Brothers *100 „ 28.—A. W . Isaac, Gents of Warwickshire v. Worcestershire Begt. .........................................145 „ 28.—Newman, M.C.C. and Ground, v. St. Lawrence ... 133 „ 28.—W. P. Robertson, I. Zingari v. Rickling Green ... 104 ,, 28.—P. W. Vasey, Old Brutonians v. Sidmouth ... ... *282 „ 28.—H . E. Hippisley, Old Brutonians v. Sidmouth ... 152 „ 28.—Meads, Woodbrook v. Phoenix.........................................*110 ,, 29.—C. A. Meldon, Leinster v. Pembroke... ................ *204 ,, 29.—B. H. Lambert, Leinster v. Pembroke ... ... 168 ,, 29.—G. Potter, Oldham v. R oyton .........................................*109 „ 29.—G. Glover, Morley v. O s s e t t .........................................124 „ 29.—D. T. Marsden, Morley v. Ossett ............................ *153 „ 29.—Render, Cleckheaton v. Dewsbury Savile ................*100 „ 29.—Robinson, Hopton Mills v. Gomersal ................ 127 ,, 29.—W . W . Meldon, St. George’s v. South Northumberland 120 „ 29.—D. H. Coomber, Benwell Hill v. Boyal Grammar School ... ... ... ... ... ... *108 „ 29.—R. A Bennett, Capt. Heywood Lonsdale’s XI. v. W hitchurch..................................................................118 ,, 29.—H. W . French, South London v. East London ... 103 „ 29.—B. H. Fox, 1 Zingari v. Boyal Engineers ............... I l l „ 29.—F. O. P. Harrison, Beddington v. C roydon................"102 „ 29.—G. Norman, Shepherd’s Bush v. N e a s d e n ................*105 ,, 29.— P. Mills, Cheltenham v. Cheltenham College ... 130 „ 29__ H. Hargreaves, Incogniti v. Army Service Corps ... 101 „ 29.—P. J. Egerton, Eltham v. Army O rdn an ce................ 102 „ 29.—D. H. Butcher, Upper Tooting v. Norbury Park ... *120 „ 29.—H. W. French, South London v. East London ... 103 „ 29.—A. P. Nicoll, Herefordshire Gents v. Worcestershire Gents...............................................................................128 „ 29.—E . P. C. Collin, Chiswick Park v. Surbiton................*121 „ 29.—G. Pinnick, Warner’s XI. v. Swindon ................*100 „ 29.—D. MacLennon, Northern Counties v. Forres St. Lawrence .................................................................*100 „ 29.—G. Kay, Menzies’ XI. v. Mount Florida ................ I l l ,, 29.—J. S. F. Morrison, Charterhouse v. Hampshire Hogs 114 „ 29.—G. S. Patullo, Clydesdale 2nd v. Partick XI. ... *107 „ 29.—C. Spreckley, Sidcup v. Beckenham............................ *114 „ 29.—B. W. Stenning, Beckenham v. Sidcup ................ 127 „ 29.—J. F. Orchard, Sidmouth v. Old Brutonians ... *216 „ 29.—N. Miller, Streatham v. W imbledon............................ *118 „ 29.—A. Baker, Eastbourne Old Town v. East End ... *106 „ 29.—E. T. Peel, East Grinstead v. Hayward’s Heath ... *106 ,, 29.—R. Budgen, Copthorn v. North End ... ... ... *100 ,, 29.—W. Butt, Steyning v. Southwick ............................ *101 ,, 29.—G. Crosdale, Hampstead v. Uxbridge ................ I l l „ 29.—D. G. Smith, Finchley (East) v. Union Castle ... *137 ,, 29.— C. H. B. Blount, Cock-House Match at Harrow ... 106 ,, 29.— H. F. Milman, West Sheue v. Fulham ................ 112 „ 30.—H. E. Glibbery, E. O. Whitefield’s XI. v. Marlborough *201 Aug. 1.— B. P. Meherhomji, All India v. North of Scotland ... 150 „ 1.—-K. Salam-ud-din All India v. North of Scotland ... *129 „ 1.—Munds, M.C.C. & G. v. Norbury Park...........................*128 WORCESTERSH IRE v. ESSEX . Played at Stourbridge on July 31, August 1 and 2 and won by Essex by an innings and 228 runs. W ith Fane away and neither of the Fosters nor Burns playing, both sides were below full strength. Essex were fortumate to win the toss, as doing so probably meant winning the match. Gillingham, by making 167 out of 289 in four hours, carried off the honours. He gave no chance, hit a 6 and twenty-four 4’s, and added 157 with Freeman and 92 with Carpenter. When seven wickets were down Bale bowled, and with success, whilst Arnold kept wicket. Essex batted for seven and a-half hours for their runs. On a rain-affected wicket Worcestershire stood no chance and met with a very heavy reverse. Score and analysis :— E s s e x . J. W. H. T. Douglas, c and b Cuffe. 34 Russell (A. C.), b Burrows ........ 56 P. A. Perrin, c Arnold, b Burrows 29 Freeman, b Collier ...................... 57 Rev. F. H. Gillingham, lbw, b Pearson .................................. 167 C. P. McCahey, b Crowe............... 21 Carpenter, c and b Bale............... 68 First innings. Bowley, lbw, b Douglas ............... Pearson, c Mead, b Douglas ........ Arnold, b Buckenham ............... Cuffe, b Douglas............................ Collier, lbw, b Douglas ............... R. C. W. Turner, b Mead............... G. L. Crowe, b Tremlin ............... H. F. Baker, c Carpenter, b Tremlin Turner, qot out ............................. Burrows, b Mead............................ Bale, lbw, b Tremlin...................... B 9, lb 4 ............... K. L. Gibson, b Burrows Buckenham, not out ......... Tremlin, b Bale ............... Mead (W.), c Collier, b Cuffe B 15, lb 13, w 1 ......... Total..................... W o r c e s t e r s h ir e . Second innings. ............. 7 lbw, b Mead.................... ............. 2 c Mead, b Buckenham ............. 5 c and b Douglas........... ............. 32 c Gibson, b Mead ... ............. 28 lbw, b Tremlin............. ......... ... 27 c Gibson, b Mead ... 22 notout.......................... 7 b Mead.......................... .. .U c and b Tremlin ................. .. 9 b Tremlin .......................... 2 b Tremlin .................... .. 13 Byes .................... 0 31 18j o 29 6 U 3 14 8 1I »•_» 1 1 8 0 4 Total ... 165 Total ... O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Burrows ......... 34 9 118 3 Turner ... 8 0 34 0 Cuffe ............... 40-5 16 76 2 Collier ... ... 6 0 33 1 Arnold............... 22 5 66 0 Ci'owc ... 3 0 10 1 Pearson ......... 27 12 62 1 Bale ......... ... 4 1 20 2 Baker............... 20 4 57 0 Burrows bowled one wide. First innings. W o r c e s t e r s h ir e . Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. w. Buckenham ... ... 10 2 45 1 ............... .. 3 1 6 1 Douglas......... .. 12 1 46 4 ............... .. 7 0 23 1 Mead ......... ... 10 1 28 2 . . . . . . . . . ... 11 0 41 4 Tremlin......... .. 9-4 2 23 ............... .. 7v5. . 0 38 4 MacGahey . . 2 0 10 0 ... ......... Second innings. CAMBRIDGESHIRE v. SUFFOLK.—Played at Newmarket on July 27 and 28 and left drawn. Score :— First innings. S u f f o l k . D. Mustard, lbw, b Tebbutt ...................... 65 Penfold, b Tebbutt ................................... 28 F. L. Titchmarsh, c Collier, b Tebbutt......... 5 J. F. Ireland, c and b Pigg ......................229 S. G. Bennett, st Watts, b Tebbutt .......... 84 Major Wood, c Watts, b Tebbutt................ 10 R. D. Inskip, st Watts, b Tebbutt................. 17 H. Hoyland, b Tebbutt .....................................0 G. D. Wood, c Watts, b Tebbutt ............... 0 E. Godlev, c and b Pigg .................................... 0 H. L. Wilson, not out........ ....................... 29 Byes, &c.................................. 31 Total ............................ 498 C a m b r id o e s h ir e . L. J. Reid, c Wilson, b Inskip ... 10 F. G. Collier, c Wilson, b Penfold 70 Ling, b Ireland........................... 1S1 O. C. Bocock, c Godley, b Ireland.. 14 H. C. Tebbutt, c Ireland, b Penfold 11 B. W. Pigg, b Penfold ............... 51 Watts, c Mustard, b Penfold....... 7 lbw, b Tcbbutt ......... c Rose, b Sheldrick ... b Tebbutt ............... st Watts, b Tebbutt... not o u t...................... Byes, &c ......... Total (4 wkts) 18 28 24 9 18 G. H. Rose, c Titmarsh, b Penfold C. Pigg, not out ...................... Coulson, c Hoyland, b Penfold . C. Sheldrick, b Wilson............... Byes, &c...................... Total......... 15 10 6 0 22 397 SUSSEX MARTLETS v. SEAFORD.—: S u s s e x M a r t l e t s . E. C. Coleman, b Nason............... 0 C. J. B. Webb, b Nason............... 9 T. H. Curtis, c Hall, b Wright ... 0 S.S. Prince Gaekwad of Baroda, b Nason ................................... 0 E. S. M. Poyntz, b Nason ......... 0 R. K. Simms, run out ............... 66 W. G. Heasman, b Piggott ......... 23 P. Boyd Wallis, b Nason ......... 62 H. Asa Thomas, c Nason, b Wright ................................... 24 J. W. Aylmer, b Nason............... 2 J. S. Welch, not out...................... 0 B 21, lb 3 ...................... 24 T o ta l............................210 Played at Seaford on July 29. Score S e a f o r d . J.W.W. Nason, st Thomas, bWebb 28 G. F. T. Pearson, run out ......... 41 F. B. C. Piggott, c Curtis, b Webb 44 J. Hubbard, c Thomas, b Poyntz 5 R. S. Hall, b Welch ............... 22 O. W. Wright, c Colman, b Poyntz 23 W. S. Gorringe, b Welch ......... 0 P. Major, c Curtis, b Poyntz ... 9 W. T. de B. Barwell, not out ... 14 J. M. Hay Grant, b Welch ......... 10 D. Cooper, not out...................... o B 10, lb 5 ........................... 15 Total (9 wkts) ... ,.t 211