Cricket 1911

464 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A u g u s t 26, 1911. WORCESTERSH IRE v. HAMPSH IRE . Played at Worcester on August 17 , 18 and 19 and won by Worcestershire by eight wickets. H am pshire, lacking the services of some of their best amateurs, won the toss but were put out for 254 despite a second wicket stand of 1 3 1 by Mead and Stone. That total the home side had no difficulty in surpassing, Bowley and Pearson making 87 for the first partnership and Arnold and Burns 129 for the third. Arnold’s innings was quite free from fault and lasted three hours and contained thirteen 4’s. During the second day 503 runs were obtained for seventeen wickets, Worcestershire scoring 272 for eight and Ham pshire 2 3 1 for nine. The visitors lost Mead and Stone without a run between them upon going in the second time, and although Brown made 65 by very attractive cricket and McDonell and Newman added 54 for the ninth wicket, W orcestershire were set a very easy task. Score and an alysis: F ir s t in n in g s . H a m p s h ir e . Mead (C. P.), c Burns, b S.-Hayward Bowell, b Cuffe ... Stone, c Bale, b Burrows Brown, c Bale, b S.-Hayward.............. Kennedy, b Burrows ......................... G. L. Cole, b B u rro w s ......................... Colr.-Sergt. Sutcliffe, c S.-Hayward, Burrows ... ... ... .............. H. C. McDonell, c Foster, b Cuffe ... Moore, st Bale, b S.-Hayward Newman, c Lowe, b Cuffe .............. Luckin, not out ... B 9, lb 4 .............. Total .. Second innings. 71 b Burns ....................... 0 6 run out ........................ 10 69 c Bale, b Burns ............ 0 0 c Bale, b Cuffe ............. 65 4 b B u rro w s........................ 11 10 o Bale, b Pearson............. 11 16 c Burrows, b Cuffc ... S 31 b Pearson ....................... 52 16 b Burrows ........................... ...IS 18 not out ........................ 37 0 b Burrows ........................ 0 13 B 8, lb 4, w 1, nb 1... 14 254 Total ..............232 First innings Bowley, c Mead, b Brown ............ Pearson, c Stone, b Newman .. Arnold, c Newman, b Luckin............ W. B. Burns, b Kennedy ............ H. K. Foster, c Luckin, b Brown Cuffe, b McDonell W. W. Lowe, c Mead, b Newman J. W. C. Turner, b K ennedy............ G. H. Simpson-Hayward, b Newman Burrows, not out... ........................ Bale, b Newman................................... B 12, lb 1, w 3 ............. W ORCESTERSH IR E. ............ 52 , 46 114 . 55 15 40 17 24 13 . 33 5 , 16 Second innings. not out ...................... c Cole, b Bowell ... not out ....................... c Stone, b Bowell Total... .....................430 First innings. H a m p s h ir e . O. M. R. W. Cuffe ... 13-3 2 50 3 ... Burrows ... ... 22 1 96 4 ... Pearson ... 7 1 36 0 ... S.-Hayward ... 17 3 59 3 ... Burns Lowe Cuffc bowled one wide and Burrows one no-ball. First innings. W o r c e s t e r s h i r e . O. M. Brown Kennedy ... McDonell ... Newman ... Moore Mead Luckin Newman bowled three wides and Brown one, and Bowley one no-ball. R. W. 23 1 129 2 19 3 56 2 29 5 96 1 33-1 10 85 4 3 0 23 0 4 3 1 0 3 0 24 Bowell 1 Lb 7, w 1, nb 1 9 Total (2 wkts) .. 57 Second innings. O. M. R. W. . 20 1 67 2 . 17 2 70 3 . 5 1 2 . 7 0 32 0 . 5 0 29 2 3 0 11 0 BO cr Second innings. O. M. R. W. 2-4 1 9 0 6 0 24 0 9 3 15 2 BRECONSHIRE v. MONTGOMERYSHIRE.— Played at Builth Wells on August 7 and 8 and left drawn. Score :— First innings. M o n tg o m e ry . F. W. Pope, c Hincks, b Davies .............. 1 W. Owen, b Davies .................................... 4 J. L. Roberts, c Pugh, bDavies ................ 20 F. W. Marshall, b Davies ... .............. 19 H. Morgan Owen, b Davies ......................... 98 W. E. Pryce-Jones, b W o o d ......................... 1 J. Hilton Jones, b Jones ........................ 17 C. J. Walton, not out ....................................40 A. Edwards, c Phillips, b Davies .............. 0 H. C. Harrison, c Watkins, b Davies.............. 5 A. N. Powell, c Evans, b Davies .............. 4 Byes, &c........................................ 5 Total First innings. ..............214 B r e c o n s h ir e . Capt. Maxwell Wood, b NV. Owen ... ... 9 F. A. Phillips, b W. Owen ......................... 2 Reginald J. Owen, b Harrison ............. 9 J. Shelton, c Morgan Owen, b W. Owen ... 8 E.V. Watkins, c Pryce-Jones, b Harrison ... 10 J. V. Rees, run out ....................................20 A. Maitland Jones, c Roberts,b Powell ... 30 A. R. Evans, c Harrison, b Edwards ... 2 Ivor Pugh, c Roberts, b Edwards .............. 2 Dr. T. E. Hincke, not out ......................... 2 A. E. Davies, run o u t .................................... 0' Byes, &c. .................................... 3 T o tal.................................................... 97 Second innings, c Davies, b W'ood... ... 6 not out ......................... 35 c Pugh, b Wood .............. 13 b Wood ......................... 26 b Davies .. ... .. 4 c Watkins, b Jones ... 69 c Pugh, b Wood .............. 2 b Davies ......................... 0 b Jones ......................... 6 b Hinckes ......................... 33 Byes, &c....................17 Total (9 wkts.) 211 Second innings, cW. Owen, bMorgan Owen 9 c Roberts, b Edwards .. 36 b Morgan Owen ............. 32 not out ........................ 60 notout ............. ... 20 b Powell ......................... 17 b H arriso n............ ... 2 Byes, &c.................... 4 Total (5 wkts) ISO W ARW ICK SH IR E v. LE ICESTERSH IRE . WEEK-END CRICKET. Played at H inckley on August 19 and 2 1 and won by W arwick­ shire by an innings and 54 runs. W inning the toss m eant winning the match, for the wicket was good on the first day but ruined by rain on the second. Some brisk run-getting was seen on Saturday. Sm ith made 36 of the first 55 runs in 35 m inutes, and then Charles­ worth made 142 out of 225 in two hours and a-half. Hitting brilliantly, and giving no chance, the latter made two 6’s, a 5 and twenty one 4’s, and put on 65 in 50 m inutes with Kinneir, 72 in 35 with Foster and 1 1 7 in 65 with Baker. In Leicestershire’s first innings Shipm an hit freely and well, and claimed 69 of the 93 added in 70 minutes for the fifth wicktt. For the fourth time this season Wood carried his bat through the inn in gs: his 54 w as a faultless display which lasted two hours and a-half. In the follow-on White­ head and Boden put on 50 for the third wicket in 50 m inutes. Score and an alysis:— W a r w ic k s h ir e . Kinneir, c Shields, b Astill ... 37 Smith (K. J.), c Lord, b King ... 36 Charlesworth, c Whitehead, b King 142 Quaife, c Shields, b Shipman ... 0 F. R. Foster, c Shipman, b W’ood... 40 Baker, b S h ipm an......................... 51 Parsons, not out ......................... 22 First innings. L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . J. H. Phillips, b King Santall, c Astill, b Shipman W. C. Hands, b Shipman ... Field, b Shipman .............. B 7, lb 4, w 1. nb 4 ... C. J. B. Wood, not o u t.............. Knight, c Charlesworth, b Field Whitehead (H.), b Foster C. A. Boden, b Foster .............. Astill, c Hands, b Foster Shipman, c Quaife, b Field King, c Baker, b Fie ld.............. Coe, c Parsons, b Field Lord, c Charlesworth, b Field... Mounteney, c Smith, b Field ... J. Shields, b Foster .............. B 6, lb 1, w 1, nb 2 Total... ..............164 W a r w ic k s h ir e . Total ........................ Second innings. c Phillips, b Field............ b Foster ........................ b Santali ........................ c Smith, b Hands............ not out ....................... c Phillips, b Hands b Foster ....................... b Hands ....................... c Baker, b Field ............ c Baker, b Field ............ b Foster ....................... B 2, lb 2, nb S............ Total ............ 1 10 10 0 16 3 13 40 17 0 12 27 8 10 0 4 7 Shipman... King Astill Foster Field Santall O. M. It. W. O. M. R. W. 25-2 2 94 5 1 Coe ... 8 0 30 0 25 3 85 3 Wood ... ... 6 0 35 1 25 2 105 1 [ two no-balls, Wood one, and Coe one wide and one no-ball. linings. L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . Second innings O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . 19 6 57 4 ......................... 17 5 41 3 . 26 5 83 6 ........................ . 16-1 5 32 3 . 9 5 14 0 ......................... 12 3 31 1 Hands............ ,. 12 3 36 3 Field bowled five no-balls and Foster one wide. Second innings. CAMBRIDGESHIRE v. NORFOLK.— Played at Cambridge on August 9 and 10 and left drawn. Score and analysis:— First innings. N o r f o lk . M. Falcon, b Coulson .................................... M. H. Thursby, c and b Coulson ............. G. A. Stevens, b Coulson ......................... G. R. Colman, b Coulson .............. G. W. Birkbeck, c L. J. licid, b K. G. Reid W. Thursby, c K. G. Reid, b Whybro R. W. Thurgar, b K. G. R e id ....................... E. J. Fulcher, c Bocock, b Coulson.............. S. S. Ames, b Coulson.................................... Allsopp, not o u t .............................................. Gibson, b Rose .............................................. Byes, &c. ......................... 114 c Coulson, b Rose ... ... 0 23 b Rose .............. ... 51 76 b Whybro ... 51 11 c Watts, b Rose ... 24 4 not out .............. ... 45 12 not out ... 55 23 31 4 13 8 21 Total... .......................340 C a m b r id g e s h ir e . Byes, &c. Total (4 wkts) L. J. Reid, b Fulcher .............. 56 K. G. Reid, c Birkbeck, b Fulcher 101 F. W. Wilson, c Stevens, b Falcon 54 A. S. Ling, c M. H. Thursby, b Birkbeck ....................................20 H. C. Tebbutt, not out ............. 127 F. Hayward, b Falcon .............. 28 O. W. Bocock, b Ames .............. 5 R. H. Whybro, cThurgar,b Fulcher G. A. Rose, lbw, b Am es.............. Watts, b Fulcher ........................ Coulson, c Stevens, b Birkbeck... Byes, See ................................. Total ......................... 16 242 2 1 4 34 34 First innings, N o r f o l k . Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W Coulson ............... 28 8 102 6 .............. ... 18 8 30 0 Rose .......................... 19-5 2 108 1 .............. ... 15 0 51 3 Tebbutt ............... 3 0 25 0 .............. ... 6 0 36 0 Whybro ............... 6 2 22 1 .............. ... 3 0 16 1 K. G. Reid .............. 7 0 28 2 .............. ... 7 0 55 0 Wilson ............... 4 0 34 0 .............. ... 7 1 30 0 L. J. Reid .............. ... 1 0 8 0 C a m b r id g e s h ir e . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. w. Falcon ............... 18 4 50 2 | Fulcher... ... 28 4 92 4 Ames ............... 14 3 39 2 Allsopp .. ... 23 2 93 0 Gibson ............. 23 4 70 0 | Birkbeck ... 17-5 2 88 2 Gibson bowled three wides and Birkbeck one, Fulcher five no-balls and Allsopp four no-balls and one wide.