Cricket 1911

A u g u s t 12, 1911. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. 431 W ARW ICK SH IR E v. WORCESTERSHIRE . Played at Edgbaston on August 7, 8 and 9 and left drawn. The Warwickshire total of 274 was largely the work of four men, Stephens making 50 out of 73 in 70 m inutes, Foster and Quaife adding 1 1 2 for the fourth wicket and Sm ith hitting up 57 in an hour. Foster followed up his brilliant innings by taking four wickets without a ran being made from him, and had much to do with his side’s lead of 8 1. Upon going in the second time Warwickshire added consider­ ably to their lead, Stephens m aking 96 out of 16 3 in 130 minutes and Foster hitting a 6 and ten 4’s during the 55 minutes he was in. Baker carried out his bat for 10 1 when the innings closed. Worcester­ shire were set a very severe task, but a third wicket stand of 156 by Burns and Arnold enabled them to save the game. Score and an alysis:— First innings. W a r w ic k s h ir e . Second innings Kinneir, lbw, b Burrows ......................... 0 F. G. Stephens, c G. N. Foster, b Pearson ... 50 Charlesworth, c Arnold, b Cuffe ............. 2 Quaife, b Pearson... .................................. 47 F. R. Foster, c Cuffe, b Pearson .............. 85 Baker, c Bale, b Burrows ......................... 13 Parsons, b Pearson ................................... 0 Smith (E. J.), c Burns, b Simpson-Hayward 57 Santall, run o u t .............................................. 14 W. C. Hands, not o u t ................................... 2 Field, b Simpson-Hayward ......................... 0 B 3, lb 1 .................................... 4 run out c Burrows, b Cuffe ... 96 b Burrow s......................... 14 b B urrow s......................... 23 c G. N. Foster, b Arnold... 62 not out .........................101 lbw, b Burrows .............. 16 b Pearson ........................ 42 not out ........................ 0 B 9, lb 7, w 3 .......... 19 Total .................................... 274 Total (7 wkts)* ... 379 *Innings declared closed. W o rc e s te rs h ir e . Second innings. .........................24 c Hands, b Quaife... c Charlesworth, b Field . b Foster ...................... c Hands, b Santall... c Charlesworth, b Baker not out ...................... b Stephens...................... c and b Baker not out ...................... b Foster ...................... First innings. Bowley, c Field, b Foster Pearson, c and b F ie ld ............. H. K. Foster, c Smith, b Foster Arnold, b Hands......................... W. B. Burns, b F o s te r.............. G. N. Foster, b F o s te r............. Cuffe, b Hands ......................... J. W. C. Turner, b Hands G. H. Simpson-Hayward, b Hands Burrows, b Quaife Bale, not out ......................... B 3, lb 9, w 1, nb 1 12 3 48 0 0 27 4 41 20 0 14 B 23, lb 9, w 1 Total ... 193 Total (8 wkts) , 31i First innings. W a r w ic k s h ir e . Second innings. Cuffe ... 25 6 72 1 ........................ , 21*1 2 108 1 Burrows ... ... 22 4 72 2 ......................... 21 3 94 3 S.-Hayward ... 12*5 1 42 2 ........................ Burns ... 6 2 21 0 ......................... 4 0 19 0 Pearson 19 5 63 4 ......................... 19 2 77 1 Arnold ........................ . 11 0 51 1 Bale... 2 0 11 0 Arnold bowled one wide and Burrows two. First innings. W o r c e s t e r s h ir e . Second innings. Foster ... 22 6 56 4 ......................... 23 6 48 2 Field ... 20 3 61 1 ............. , 13 2 41 1 Hands ... 14-2 4 35 4 .....................! 21 2 58 0 Quaife ... 7 1 14 i ......................... 16 0 49 1 Santall ... 5 1 13 0 ......................... 11 2 39 1 Stephens........................ 9 2 18 1 Charlesworth .............. 3 2 1 0 Baker 8 1 30 2 Santall and Foster each bowled one wide and Hands one no-ball. YORKSH IRE y . LANCASHIRE . RHODES’ BENEFIT. Played at Sheffield on August 7, 8 and 9 and left drawn. Against good bowling on the first day, Lancashire were put out for 167 in three hours and ten minutes. T hat total, thanks to blunders in the field, Yorkshire headed by over a hundred. Rhodes and W ilson, who was in three hours for 50, made 60 for the first wicket and Drake, hitting well, claimed 54 out of 80 in 90 minutes. H aigh also played a bright game, and hit eight 4’s in his 50. In Lancashire’s second innings MacLeod was responsible for a really great performance, scoring 1 2 1 out of 17 2 in two hours and hitting three 6's and fifteen 4’s. W ith Makepeace he put on 87 for the sixth wicket and with Hornby 85 for the seventh, of which number Hornby claimed only 17 . Yorkshire made a poor start when set 251 to win, but, thanks chiefly to Denton, effected an honourable draw. There was an excellent attendance on each of the three days. Score and analysis :— First innings. R. H. Spooner, b Rhodes A. Hartley, c White, b Hirst Tyldesley (J. T.), b Rhodes Heap, b Haigh ............. Makepeace, b Hirst Sharp, lbw, b Rhodes ... K. G. Macleod, b Rhodes A. H. Hornby, b Hirst ... H. G. Garnett, run out ... Dean, not out .............. W. Brearley, b Hirst B 5, lb 4, nb 1 . Total L a n c a s h ire . ............. 20 Second innings, c Drake, b Rhodes............ . 21 ............. 0 c Bates, b B o o th ............ . 24 ............. 29 c Hirst, b Rhodes............ c Dolphin, b Drake . 9 ............. 4 . 2 ............. 44 b Booth ....................... . 55 ............ . 17 c Rhodes, b Drake............ b Haigh ........................ „ 29 ............. 5 . 121 .............. 30 b Hirst ....................... . 34 ............. 1 c Haigh, b Rhodes . 32 ............. 3 b Rhodes ....................... . 9 ............. 4 not out ....................... . 10 ............. 10 B 6, lb 11, w 1 . 18 ............. 167 Total ............. 364 First innings. Rhodes, b Brearley Wilson, b Heap .............. Denton, b D e a n ............. Drake, ibw, b Heap Hirst, c Tyldesley, b Heap Booth, c Brearley, b Heap Oldroyd, b Brearley Bates, b Brearley Haigh, not out ............. Sir A. White, b Sharp ... Dolphin, b Brearley B 2, lb 11, w 4 Total Y o r k s h ir e . Second innings. .............. 36 c Heap, b Brearley .............. 50 lbw, b Heap.............. .............. 7 not out .............. .............. 54 c MacLeod, b Brearley .............. 0 b Dean .............. .............. 33 lbw. b Sharp .............. 20 b B rea rley.............. .............. 0 not out .............. .............. 50 .............. 4 ............. 10 .............. 17 101 8 22 0 16 5 2 ... 281 B 4, nb 3 .............. 7 Total (6 wkts)... 183 First innings. L a n c a s h ire . Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. Hirst ............. 27-4 5 58 4 ............................ 22 3 63 Drake .............. 9 3 16 0 ............................ 20 1 54 Rhodes ............. 23 6 57 4 ............................ 31*5 4 109 Haigh ............. 7 0 20 1 ............................ 16 0 53 Booth .............. 2 0 6 0 ............................ 24 9 54 Oldroyd......................... 5 1 13 Hirst bowled one no-ball and Booth one wide. Brearley ... Dean MacLeod ... Makepeace... Heap Sharp First innings. O. ... 38-4 ............29 Y o r k s h ir e . M. R. W. 119 80 9 2 38 16 Second innings. O. M. R. 76 28 20 11 1 IS 8 33 Dean bowled four wides and one no-ball and Sharp two no-balls. W. 3 1 0 1 1 Second innings. M.C.C. v. PUBLIC SCHOOLS.— Played at Lord s on August 7 and 8 and left drawn. Capt. Goldie made his 100 out of 159 in 55 minutes, hitting two 6’s and thirteen 4’s. Woosnam and Knight added 234 together. Score and analysis:— First innings. M.C.C. R. H. Fox, c D. Knight, b Elliot A. O. Snowden, c Woosnam, b R. Knight . Capt. K. O. Goldie, c de Jongh, b Steel White (H. E.), b Moses......................... B. S. Foster, c and b Moses .............. F. B. Leney, lbw, b de Jongh.............. Capt. E. G. Wynyard, b Moses F. H. Browning, c Hunting, b Carr... Capt. E. B. Frederick, c Elliot, b Steel Rev. R. S. Swann-Mason, b Steel ... R. C. Hunter, not o u t ......................... B 17, lb 3, w 2, nb 6 Total First innings. ... 22 c Moses, b S te e l............ . 14 .. 60 c Moses, b Steel ... .. 20 ... 100 ... 7 ... 4 st Morrison, b Steel .. 10 ... 1 c and b Steel .. 4 ... 31 ... 45 ... 39 not out ....................... 62 ... 58 ... 19 not out ......................... IS ... 28 B 1,1b 2 .. 3 ... 414 Total (4 wkts)* ... 131 ared closed. P u b l ic S c h o o ls . D. J. Knight (Malvern), b Hunter .............. 7 A. W. Carr (Sherborne) c, Fox, b Snowden 2 E. C. Moses (Repton), b Snowden .............. 20 J. S. F. Morrison (Charterhouse), lbw, b Snowden..........................................................21 I. F. L. Elliot (Rugby), c Wynyard, b Snowden.......................................................... 9 M. Woosnam (Winchester), c Frederick, b Snowden ... ............................................... 144 G. L. Hunting (Loretto), b H unter.............. 40 R. A. Knight (St John’s), not out ..............120 C. A. Caslon (Highgate), c Foster,b Frederick 25 A. I Steel (Eton), c Hunter, b Frederick ... ft L. A. de Jongh (Harrow), c and b Hunter... 7 B 13, lb 6 w 4 ....................................23 Second innings. not out lbw, b F o x ............ st Goldie, b White.. not out run out 12 33 0 Byes Total First innings. . ... 418 M.C.C. Total (3 wkts) .. Second innings. O. M. R. W. <3. M. R. W. 25*4 5 86 3 ............ ... 19 5 42 4 16 5 51 1 ......... ... 3 0 16 0 6 1 44 1 ......... 9 0 59 0 ... 3 1 7 0 9 1 46 1 ......... ... 5 0 27 0 11 1 43 3 ... ... 1 0 9 0 9 0 57 1 ......... ... 10 5 27 0 Steel R. A. Knight Elliot Caslon Carr.............. Moses De Jo n g h ..................... R. A. Knight and Moses bowled one wide each, Carr three no-balls, Knight two no-balls and Elliot one no-ball. First innings. P u b l ic S c h o o ls . Second innings. Hunter Snowden Frederick Leney Wynyard Goldie White Fox... 0. M. R. W. 0. M. R. W. 32-1 8 113 3 ............ 33 3 124 5 ............ 13 3 43 2 ............ 7 1 26 0 ............ 6 1 32 0 ............ ... 3 0 17 0 3 1 8 0 ............ 16 6 32 0 ............ ... 12 3 38 1 5 0 17 0 ............ ... 9 0 27 1 Goldie bowled four wides. TO SECRETAR IES OF CLUBS AND SCHOOLS, Score-sheets and O bd er of G oino-in C ards.— A dozen of either will be sent on receipt of Twopence in stamps, to cover postage. 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