Cricket 1911

430 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A u g u s t 12,1911. KEN T v. HAMPSH IRE . TWO SEPARATE 100’S BY FRY. Played at Canterbury on August 7, 8 and 9 and left drawn. For the fifth time in his career F ry made two separate hundreds in a match, but in neither innings was he seen at his best. He gave no actual chance in his first display, but in his second (which lasted four hours) was m issed when 59 and 8 1 and once later. In his first innings he made 65 with Bowell and 1 16 with Brown, and in his second caused considerable discussion by an action whilst Blythe was bowling. (See Gossip.) W oolley’s innings, though marked by chances when 20 and 104, was a brillant display which contained a 5 and seventeen 4’s. He made 76 with Humphreys (Woolley claim ­ ing 55 of the number) and 60 with D illon, who was responsible for a skilful 73. Sprot hit freely when Ham pshire were batting the second time, arid made his 61 out of 89 in 54 m inutes, and the side’s last 158 runs were obtained in an hour and a-half. There was no likelihood of Kent making the necessary 335 in 160 minutes, and they did well to score 223 for three wickets. Score and analysis :— First innings. H ampshire . C. B. Fry, st Huish, b Blythe.........................123 Bowell, c Huish, b Blythe ......................... 45 A. C. Johnston, st Huish, bCarr .............. 10 Stone, c Humphreys, b C a r r ......................... 2 Brown, c Seymour, b Humphreys .............. 3S Kennedy, b Humphreys ........................ 14 D. M. Evans, b Fielder....................................37 E. M. Sprot, not out ....................................41 H. C. McDonell, c Seymour, b Fielder ... 2 Newman, b Fielder ....................................10 Col.-Sergt. H. Forster, b Mason .............. 0 B 9, lb 4, w 1, nb 3 ......................... 17 Total ....................................339 First innings. K ent . Humphreys, c Stone, b Newman .............. 63 Hardinge, c Evans, b B ro w n ......................... 7 Seymour, c Bowel!, b B ro w n ......................... 2 Woolley, c and b McDonell ... ..............108 K. L. Hutchings, b Evans ......................... 18 E. W. Dillon, c sub., b Evans......................... 73 J. R. Mason, c Evans, b McDonell .............. 1 Huish, b Newman ....................................27 Blythe, c Bowell, b Brown ......................... 14 Fielder, c and b Kennedy ......................... 3 D. W. Carr, not out .................................... 0 B 1, lb 6, w 1 .................................... 8 Second innings. st Huish, b Woolley c Hardinge, b Carr b Carr ......................... run out ......................... b Humphreys .............. absent, hurt........................ c Mason, b Woolley c Hutchings, b Humphreys b Humphreys .............. st Huish, b Hardinge not out ......................... Total ......... Second innings. not out ........................ b Brown ....................... c Evans, b Brown............ c Evans, b Brown............ not out ........................ 26 103 Total First innings. ..............324 H a m p s h ir e . B y e s ...................... Total (3 wkts.) . Second innings. 0. M. R. W. O. M. R. 18 1 76 3 ......................... 15 5 26 26 2 98 2 ......................... 20 4 81 12-2 1 52 1 .......... ... 21 6 39 21 1 69 2 ............. ... 17 5 37 8 0 23 2 .............. ... 11 3 51 1 0 4 0 ................ 8*4 1 64 Hardinge ... 1 0 2 Fielder Carr............. Mason Blythe Humphreys Woolley Fielder bowled four no-balls and Humphreys one, and Carr and Blythe one wide each. First innings. K e n t . Second innings. Brown Evans Kennedy Newman McDonell O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 18 1 93 3 ............ ... 11 0 50 3 27 5 84 2 ............ ... 12*3 2 70 0 17*4 4 46 1 ............ 13 1 55 2 ............ ”.. 10 2 28 0 7 0 38 2 ............ 7 0 42 0 Forster............. 7 1 31 0 Evans bowled one wide. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. “ Z dmmebzet .” — (1.) Busin ess in the first case. We have not heard about the second. (2.) Westm inster and Dulwich. (3.) No : a different player. (4.) No such suggestion has yet been made, except by a few writers. T he matter w ill probably be discussed during the non-cricket season. (5.) 5 2 1 on first day and 604 on second. (6.) Your letter has been forwarded, as suggested. “ Bras d’Oit.” — Many thanks. Your w ish will probably be gratified. B . M eeh .—W rite to H aw kins, of Brighton, after August 23rd. “ A R eader o f C rick et." — We cannot open our columns for the purpose you suggest. B . H enden .—W e are not. The number containing the “ Chat ” with him is out of print. “ R cgbv . ’— (a.) Davies’ score for Devon was 45, not 5. (b.) Cannot account for the discrepancy, (c.) We know of no source from which information on the subject is available. We have made m any.enquiries. DERBYSHIRE ! v. ESSEX . Played at Derby on August 7, 8 and 9 and won by Essex by seven wickets. The cricket seen in this match w as of a very dull description and calls for no detailed rem arks. Score and analysis:__ First innings. L. Oliver, c McGahey, b Douglas Cadman, c Douglas, b Buckenham Morton, b Buckenham.............. Newton, b Buckenham.............. Needham, not out .............. A. J. Wood, b Douglas.............. C. J. Corbett, c Mead, b Tremlin Slater, b Buckenham .............. Humphries, b Buckenham Root, c Buckenham, b Mead ... Warren, b Mead ........................ B 5, lb 4, w 1, nb 3 Total D e r b y s h ir e . .............. 40 .............. 40 ............. 1 ............. 0 .............51 ............. 1 .............. 14 ............. 1 ............. 1 ............. 1 .............. 15 .............. 13 Second innings. b Buckenham ............. b Douglas ........................ c Freeman, b Buckenham c Perrin, b Tremlin b Mead ........................ lbw, b Tremlin ............. lbw, b Mead ............. b Buckenham .............. b Douglas ........................ not out ........................ b Douglas ........................ B 17, lb 8 ............. ... 178 E s s e x . First innings. Russell, c Root, b Cadman ......................... Freeman (J.), b S la te r.................................... P. A. Perrin, c Needham, b Morton.............. J. W. H. T. Douglas, b R o o t........................ Rev. F. H. Gillingham, c Slater, b Cadman C. P. McGahey, not out.................................... Carpenter, c Root, b Cadman........................ P. Campbell, lbw, b Cadman......................... Buckenham, c Humphries, b Warren Tremlin, b Slater .................................... Mead (W.), b Warren .................................... B 3, lb 3, nb 1 Total.................................... 34 31 57 34 L0 45 6 4 8 3 0 To ta l... Second c Humphries, b Warren b Slater notout innings, b Slater 52 1 31 0 not out B 4, lb 5, w 1 ... Total (3 wkts) First innings D e r b y s h ir e Second innings O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Douglas ... 13 3 37 2 .............. ... 16*5 2 36 3 Buckenham ... 24 1 76 5 .............. ... 18 3 46 3 Mead ... 20*2 6 41 2 .............. ... 9 3 21 2 Tremlin ... 9 5 11 1 .............. ... 11 2 22 2 McGahey .............. ... 4 0 7 0 Douglas bowled a wide and Buckenham three no-balls. First innings. E s s e x . Second innings w. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. Warren ... 30-2 5 72 2 .............. ... 9 1 19 1 Morton ... 29 9 57 1 ............... 5 1 17 0 Root............ ... 15 2 40 1 .............. ... 3 0 15 0 Cadman ... 21 7 40 4 .............. ... 7 3 14 (1 Slater 9 2 20 2 .............. ... 4*2 3 8 2 Corbett ... 2 1 3 0 .............. ... 4 1 14 0 Warren bowled ono no-ball and Moi-ton one wide. SUFFOLK v. CAMBRIDGESHIRE.— Played at Ipswich on August 7 and S and won by Cambridgeshire by eight wickets. Score and analysis First innings. S u ff o lk . A. K. Watson, b Bryan....................................25 A. D. Whatman, c Ling, b Tebbutt.............. 4 F. L. Titchmarsh, c Ling, b Coulson.............. 6 D. Mustard, b Rose ....................................19 A. H. Lang, lbw, b Reid ......................... 41 C. Blount, st Watts, b Coulson .............. 5 Capt. Hambro, b Bryan.................................... 4 C. J. Phillips, lbw, b Bryan ......................... 1 P. W. Cobbold, c and b R e id ......................... 0 Penfold, b Rose ... ....................................24 Trudgett, not out .................................... 3 Byes, &c..................................... 22 Second innings, ht wkt, b Tebbutt... b Rose ...................... c and b Coulson lbw, b Tebbutt b Rose ...................... b Rose ...................... b Rose ...................... not out ...................... st Watts, b Tebbutt c and b Rose b Rose ...................... Byes, &c................. Total.. First innings. C a m b r id g e s h ir e . W. C. Hunt, c Blount, b Cobbold .............. 78 L. J. Reid, c Cobbold, b Trudgett .............. 29 Ling, c Whatman, b Penfold......................... 52 H. C. Tebbutt, c Titchmarsh, b Cobbold ... 84 K. G. Reid, b Penfold.................................... 84 F. W. Bryan, b Cobbold ......................... 4 Watts, c Trudgett, b Cobbold......................... 0 G. A. Rose, c Blount, b Cobbold .............. 47 H. B. Hart, b Cobbold.................................... 56 C. H. Pigg, b. Cobbold.................................... 16 Coulson, not o u t............................................... 0 B/es, &c. ........................ 23 Total.................................... 473 First innings. O. Coulson .............. 15 Hunt .............. 5 Rose......................... 71 Bryan .............. 10 Reid......................... 4 Tebbutt .............. 4 Total ... Second innings. lB 19 .. 69 .. 12 , 5 0 , 34 , 365 not out c and b Cobbold not out Byes, &c.................... “ Total (2 wkts) 51 Cobbold Penfold Trudgett . Mustard Titchmarsh First innings. O. ............ 37*1 ... 31 ............ 18 ............ 3 M. S u ff o lk . R. W. Second innings. O. M. R. W. 8 29 2 ............. ... 20 6 5S 1 1 18 0 .............. ... 7 1 29 0 0 28 2 .............. ... 18-4 2 91 6 3 20 3 .............. ... 8 0 34 0 1 20 2 ............. ... 9 0 58 0 0 17 1 ............. ... 11 0 61 3 M. C a m b rid g e s h ire . R. W. Second innings. O. M. R. w. 8 155 7 ............... ... 5 0 31 2 6 134 2 4 0 17 0 91 37 33