Cricket 1911

S e p t . 16,1911. CEICKET: A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. The kibran?. (All Publications intended for review in “ Cricket ’ must be addressed to the Editor.) THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SPORT.* More than once it has been our duty to refer in these columns to the new edition of this standard work, which Messrs. Heinemann have been issuing in fortnightly parts at one shilling net each, and the publication of the third bound volume enables us to say once more that the work is one which everybody interested in sports of the world should make an effort to possess, for not only are the articles from the pens of authoritative writers, but the illustrations are numerous, interesting and instructive. Furthermore, the get-up of the production is admirable, the clear type, the paper and the arrangement of the matter leaving nothing to be desired. Vol. III., which contains 448 pages and about 500 illustrations, deals with all sports in alphabetical order from Hunting to Racing. There is also a most interesting section devoted to obsolete sport, wherein details are given of badger, bear and bull-baiting, cockfights and tournaments. OLD ROSSALLIAN CRICKET.+ A neatly-produced pamphlet, dealing in detail with the recent tour of the Old Ros'sallians, and referring to their previous oDes, hns just been published at the office of this journal. The edition is strictly limited. From Messrs. S. Ray & Co., of Esplanade, Calcutta, we have received a copy of the Fieldmarshal Cricket Score Book. The compiler—Mr. S. Ray, M .A.— is evidently an enthusiast, for, although the methods he suggests would entail extra labour on the scorers, they would certainly make a club’s record more complete and interesting to peruse at the end of the season than is generally the case. A paper-covered book (32 innings) can be had for As. 8, in full cloth (64 innings) for Re. 1 or for 200 innings, gilt letters, with club name on, for Rs. 3— 8. * The Encyclopa’dia of Sport. Vol. 3. London: Wm. Heinemann, Bedford Street, Strand. Price, 10s. 6d. net: abroad, 12s. 6d. net. t Old, Rossallian Tours, 1806 — 1911. London : Cricket Offices, 168 Upper Thames Street, E.C. Price, Is. net: post free, Is. Id. DURHAM v. LINCOLNSHIRE.— Played at Stockton-on-Tees on August 22 and 23 and won by Durham by ten wickets. Bain prevented a ball being bowled on the fir st day. Score and analysis:— First innings. L in c o l n sh ir e , J. N. Worman, b Thackeray ......................... 4 W. E. Thompson, b Thackeray .............. 20 Broughton, b Morris .................................... 1 Day, b Thackeray .................................... 0 B. P. Neville, c Healey, b Morris .............. 4 A. E. Gibson, b Thackeray ......................... 15 Riley, not out ...............................................19 T. H. Bowman, b Thackeray......................... 2 N. W. Wells-Cole, c Thackeray, b Morris ... 0 Allen, b Morris ............................................... 4 Byes, &c..................................... 18 Total... ... 87 D u r h a m . ... 13 Second innings, c Thackeray, b Morris .. not out ....................... c Thackeray, b Morris c Brooks, b Morris............ b Morris ....................... b Morris ....................... b Morris ........................ c Thackeray, b Morris c Dales, b Morris .. c Thackeray, b Bewick .. Byes, &c................... Total ............. First innings. H. Brooks, c Broughton, b Gibson........... not out Hendren, b Wells-Cole.................................... 4 not out Harrison, c Gibson, b Wells-Cole ............. 95 <*. Turnbull, c Day, b Gibson......................... 5 H. L. Dales, c Neville, b D ay......................... 13 F. W. Burgoyne-Johnson, c sub, b Gibson ... 2 R. Healey, b Gibson .................................... 5 T. Coulson. b Gibson .................................... 0 J. Bewick, c and b Wells-Cole .............. 0 Morris, b Gibson.............................................. 0 Second innings. Thackeray, not out ....................... 0 Byes, &c. ... ....................... 9 Byes, &c. 3 Total ... ........................146 Total (no wkt) , 30 First innings. L in c o l n sh ir e . Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W Morris .............. 16 4 46 4 .............. ... 20 9 28 8 Thackeray.............15 3 23 5 ............. ... 8 2 24 0 Harrison ............. ... 8 1 18 0 Bewick .............. ... 32 0 3 1 First innings. D u r h a m . Second innings. Gibson .............. 22 9 51 6 .............. ... 4 1 16 0 D a y ......................... 5 0 31 1 .............. Wells-Cole.............. 9-2 1 35 3 .............. Riley .............. 1 0 1 0 ............ ... 4-2 11 0 Broughton.............. 7 1 19 0 .............. SUSSEX MARTLETS .—SEASON 1911. 106 26 569 30 IS‘96 23 20 8 12-37 2 39*50 4 5 50 34 37 12 7 47 53 139 100 23 18 138 175 116 73 42 154 185 501 355 0 0 4 5 11 3 22 9 18 154 17 3 15 17 2 262 15 13 4 22 14 0 17 1 4 0 13 39 1 0 0 5 2 7 77 30 110 623 46 5 39 90 282 16 50 14 212 940 97 97 11 59 45 0 3 2-2 34-50 35 00 1054 36-50 42 00 11-84 20-55 20-87 20*88 ICO 7-C0 Matches won, 13; lost, 9 ; drawn, 7; cancelled, 3 : total, 32. Times not Highest Inns. out. Total. Aver, score. O. M. R. W. Aver. Alexander, Capt. E. C. Asa Thomas, H. Bagot, E. C................... Baker, E. C.................. Barley, J. C.................. Belcher, A. H. Bowlby, H. R. Boyd Wallis, D. Boyd Wallis, P. Bridgeman, R. O. Browne, C. R............... Browne, H. R. Butler, Hon. Brian ... Butt, W......................... Calthorpe, F. G. Carr, W. A .................... Clarke, A. E................. Clarke, C. C.................. Cochrane, R. D. Coleman, E. C. Conan Doyle, Sir A .... Corbett, A. L ............... Cox, K. T ...................... Curtis, T. H.................. Daun, E. .............. Donaldson, W. L. Doughtey, H ................ Dowling, G. C. Flowers, J .................... Flynn, T. H .................. Forster, H. S................ Fox, A. W..................... Gaekwad of Baroda, S.S. Prince ... Goldie, Capt. K. O. Grant, J. M. H. Gresson, F. H. Harvey, F. L. ... Havers, H. L. ... Heasman, Dr. W. G.... 17 Hoffmeister, C. E. ... Holloway, B. H. Hope, J. F., M.P. Hornung, G. W. Jones, W. H ................. Keen, H. M.................. Kirby, H. R................. Knowles, W. L. Lang, A. H ................... Langdale, H.M., R.N. Latham, P. H. Leadam, G. W. Lindsay, C. W. Malden, C. E. S. Malden, J. W. S. ... Mathews, J. K. Misa, H. Morshead, P. E. A. ... Norris, R. E ................. Oliver, T. F ................. Pape, G. D................... Pape, J. C..................... Poyntz, E. S. M. Ramsbotham, W. H. Ridsdale, A. E. Rowe, F. E ................... Sanderson, H. S. Scott, Hon. O. Simms, R. K................ Skinner, A. L. D. ... Slater, Capt. L. Slubicki, J. M. de ... Smith, E...................... Snell, A. P................... Somerset, A. C. Somerset, A. F. Summers, W. D. Sundius-Smith, D. G. Sundius-Smith, W. F. Sutton, C. L. M. Trist, L. H ................... Tudor, R. G................. Turner, E. L ............... Wade, C. H .................. Wade, H. W................ Webb, C. J. B. Welch, J. S.................. Wilkinson, A. C. Wood, A. H ................. Wright, E. C................ Wright, O. W. Wyatt, H. G. P. 3 0 9 3-00 9 . 10 1 176 19-55 43 . 5 2 96 32-00 86 . 7 2 82 10-40 40 . 1 0 0 — 0 . 2 0 123 61-50 87 , 3 0 34 11-33 24 . 1 0 0 — 0 . 3 0 82 27-63 62 , — — — — — . 2 0 36 18-00 28 . 2 0 23 11-50 23 , 6 0 88 14 66 29 7 0 87 12-42 32 3 1 206 103-00 151* . 1 0 0 — 0 . 2 1 51 51-00 29* . 1 0 17 17-00 17 . 6 1 330 (56-00 151 7 1 126 21-00 44 6 1 83 16-60 41 , 4 0 111 27-75 77 2 1 30 30 00 20* 16 4 753 62-75 150* 2 0 14 7-00 14 5 1 96 24-00 56* 1 0 1 1-00 1 11 2 257 28-44 60* 3 0 57 1900 49 1 0 0 — 0 1 0 22 22-00 22 1 0 9 9-00 9 3 0 137 45-66 85 1 0 27 27-00 27 1 0 7 7-00 7 2 0 221 110-50 121 1 0 12 12-00 12 17 1 268 16-75 54 2 351 23-40 78 3 0 48 16-00 22 3 0 87 29-00 33 1 0 8 8-00 8 3 1 8 4-00 2* 1 0 41 41-00 41 3 1 32 16-00 20* 2 0 13 6-50 9 5 0 78 1560 39 2 0 9 4-50 8 2 1 19 19-00 19* 3 0 104 34-66 78 3 0 22 7-33 11 1 0 93 93 00 93 1 1 2 2 00 2* 5 0 162 32-40 103 1 0 19 19 00 19 1 0 0 — 0 3 1 44 22 00 22* 3 0 72 24 00 59 1 0 17 17-00 17 4 0 47 11-75 21 4 1 13 4-33 6 2 0 71 35-50 71 3 0 32 10 66 31 1 1 5 5-00 5* 4 1 310 103-33 124 4 1 107 35-66 38 3 0 1 •33 1 29 2 860 31-85 150 1 0 10 1000 10 2 0 39 19-50 22 3 0 38 1266 34 2 0 53 2650 52 2 0 44 22-00 44 1 0 10 1000 10 7 1 81 13-50 24 1 0 3 3-00 3 12 4 469 46 90 122 6 0 78 13 00 31 2 2 4 4-00 4* 4 1 205 68-33 88 3 0 103 3433 68 2 0 66 33-00 42 1 0 43 43-00 43 1 0 5 5 00 5 4 1 62 20-66 38 15 6 62 6 88 18 3 0 63 2100 29 6 0 105 17 50 50 1 0 12 12-00 12 2 0 5 2-50 3 5 2 57 19-00 20* * Signifies not out. 4-CO 23*40 1-75 25-66 36 66 2831 15-33 5-00 5 57 22 50 16 5S 8 00 13 25 18-07 3-2 33 48-50 5-50 19-66 4i *00 TO SECRETAR IES OF CLUBS AND SCHOOLS. 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