Cricket 1911

A pril 15, 1911. CRICKET : A W EEK LY RECORD OP THE GAME. 67 T he P h ilad elph ian s . P. N. LeRoy, c G. Conyers, b West 19 V. S. White, b W e s t.......................... 0 H. F. Abbott, b West ................... 0 A. J. Henry, re tired .......................... 21 H. R. Cartwright, c Peniston, b Martin .......................................... 4 H. C. Thayer, not out ................. 2 F. A. Greene, not out ................. 13 Byes, &c.................................... 5 Total (4 wkts) ........... 64 Conyers hit a 6 and fifteen 4’s and offered only one chance— a hard one when 73. On the evening of the second day of the match the visitors were entertained at dinner by the Hamilton C.C. The Hon. D. C. Trott presided and among those present were, in addition to the guests of the evening and the Hamilton players, His Honour the Chief Justice, Hon. K. C. Gollan, Hon. R. Gray, K.C., and the Bishop of Newfoundland and Bermuda. 2 nd M atch .— v. THE GARRISON. Played on the Richmond ground, Hamilton, on February 22nd, and won by the Garrison by one wicket. As no play was possible on the 21st owing to rain, it was agreed to decide the result on the first innings. An exciting finish was seen, the home side requiring 20 to win when the last man went in, and obtaining the number. It will be seen the game was continued after the winning hit had been made. Private Baxter, who carried out his bat after playing with excellent nerve at the crisis, is only sixteen years of age. Score and analysis:— T he P h ila d e lph ia n s . Capt. MacDonogh, lbw, b Baxter ... 21 R. Lee, run out .................................. 4 F. S. White, c Fisher, b Bowpitt ... 2 P. N. LeRoy (capt.), lbw. b Bowpitt 3 P. H. Clark, b Bowpitt ................... 8 A. J. Henry, b Poyntz ................... 20 S. W. Mifflin, b Bowpitt ... ........... 0 F.A. Greene, c Hearndon, b Poyntz 13 H. R. Cartwright, c Baxter .................. H. C. Thayer, not out H. L. Clark, b Baxter H. F. Abbott, b Poyntz B 4, lb 5 ... Total ... Corporal Heamdon, b LeRoy.......... Pte. Harrower, b P. H. Clark........... Armr. Fisher, b P. H. Clark ........... Capt. H. S. Poyntz, b P. H. Clai-k... Lieut. H. H. A. Leybourne-Popliam, b P. H. C la r k .................................. Capt. J. S. Liddell, b L e R o y ........... Lieut. A. B. Gaye, b P. H. Clark ... Major C. R. J. Griffiths, c Henry, b LeRoy ........................................... T h e G arrison . 1 Capt. B. Burnett-Hitchcock, 25 P. H. Clark .......................... 15 Major E. W. C. Cochrane, lbw, 2 Greene .................................. Pte. Baxter, not out.................. Pte. Bowpitt, b MacDonogh ... B 9, lb 1, w 2, nb 5 ... 2 6 4 8 9 100 Total ... Ill T he P h ilad elph ian s . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Bowpitt........... ... 13 6 22 4 Baxter.......... .. 14 0 33 3 Hearndon ... ... 5 1 21 0 Poyntz .. 6*1 1 15 3 T he G a rriso n . 0. M. R. W. 0. M. R. W. P. H. Clark ... ... 15 5 20 6 LeRoy........... .. 18 3 42 3 G reene........... ... 10 4 15 1 MacDonogh .. 2*5 0 17 1 After the completion Qf the Garrison innings, the Philadelphians, in order to fill up the time, went in again and scored 72 for the loss of half their wickets :— P. N. LeRoy, b Baxter ............. 30 P. H. Clark, c Hearndon, b Hitch­ cock .................................................. 7 F. S. White, b Poyntz ............. 0 F. A. Greene, c Hearndon, b Baxter 17 O. M. R. W. I Poyntz ........... 5 0 23 1 |Cochrane ... H itchcock........... 4 0 26 1 |Baxter Capt. McDonogh, not out H. C. Thayer, b Cochrane Total (5 wkts) O. M. ... 2-2 0 ... 2 0 R. 14 7 3 rd M atch .— v. ALL BERMUDA. Played on the Richmond ground, Hamilton, on February 23 and 24 and won by All Bermuda by seven wickets. Gerald Conyers again had much to do with the visitors’ defeat, seeing that he took thirteen wickets for 79 runs. In the first innings of the Philadel­ phians MacDonogh was bowled by the seventh ball of an over, which Woolley (G.) by mistake allowed to be delivered. Score and analysis:— T he P h ilad elph ian s . First innings. SfinnriH innincru Capt. MacDonogh, b Gilbert ................... F. S. White, b G. Conyers.......................... P. H. Clark, b Gilbert .......................... F. A. Greene, b G. Conyers .................. R- Lee, c J. R. Conyers, b Gilbert........... P- N. LeRoy (capt.), lbw, b G. Conyers H. C. Thayer, not out.................................. A. J . Henry, c Meyer, b G. Conyers H. R. Cartwright, b Gilbert ................... w Mifflin, e Poyntz, b G. Conyers ... H. F. Abbott, c Johnson, b G. Conyers Byes .................................. 18 b G. Conyers ... ........... 11 1 st Fisher, b G. Conyers .. 53 2 b G. Conyers ................. 4 1 b W e s t................................. 1 4 b W e s t................................. 0 0 b G. Conyers ................. 7 22 b G. Conyers ................. 11 2 b G. Conyers ................. 0 0 b W e s t................................. 1 2 c West, b G. Conyers 15 0 not o u t ................................. 1 6 B y e s ......................... 22 58 Total ......... 126 A ll B erm uda First innings. Armr. Fisher, c LeRoy, b Greene ... . Pte. Harrower, run out ........................ J. R. Conyers, b Greene ........................ A. W. West, b C la r k ................................ Capt. H. S. Poyntz, c Thayer, b Clark. G. C. Conyers, c Henry, b Greene ... . W. B. T. Johnson, b LeRoy ................ T. StG. Gilbert, b LeRoy ................ D. Martin, c Abbott, b C la rk ................ H. Meyer, c and b LeR oy........................ H. J. Tucker (capt.), not o u t ................ B 7, lb 5 ........................ Total ........................ Second innings. 11 c Mifflin, b Greene ........... 5 8 c sub, b MacDonogh........... 19 16 not o u t .................................. 24 13 0 b Greene ........................... 1 6 not o u t .................................. 46 5 0 1 4 , 12 B y e s .......................... 2 , 88 Total (3 wkts) 97 .PHIANS. G. Conyers Gilbert ... First innings. O. M. ... 11-4 3 .. 11 2 W. First innings. R. 26 6 ......... 26 4 .......... West ......... A ll B e rm u d a . Second innings. 0. M. R. W. Greene ... . . ... 18 1 42 3 Clark ... . . ... 14 5 21 3 LeRoy ... . . ... 2*2 1 1 3 L e e ................ . ... 5 0 12 0 MacDonogh Henry 0. M. R W. 18-3 3 53 7 10 1 27 0 8 1 24 3 Second innings. 0. M. R. W. 9 0 24 2 13 7 17 0 9-3 1 34 0 3 1 S 1 1 0 12 0 During their stay in Bermuda the Philadelphians played three matches and lost them all. Their averages are appended :— BATTING AVERAGES. Not Highes Inns. out. Total. Aver. Score. H. C. Thayer ... ... ................... 5 3 41 20-50 *22 Capt. J. J. MacDonogh ................... 5 0 98 19-60 26 F. S. White................... ................. 5 0 84 16-80 53 A. J. Henry .................. 5 0 23 4-60 20 H. F. Abbott ........... .................. 3 1 9 4-50 S R. Lee ... ................. .......... , ... 5 0 22 4-40 11 P. H. Clark ........... .................. 5 0 20 4-00 .8 S. W. Mifflin ......... ......... . ... 5 0 20 4-00 15 F. A. Greene ........... .................. 5 0 18 3*60 13 P. N. LeRoy (capt.) ... .................. 5 0 14 2-80 7 H. L. Clark................... ................... 3 0 7 2-33 4 H. R. Cartwright ... ................... 5 1 3 *75 *2 * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. P. H. Clark ................ ................. 65 24 98 16 6*12 Capt. J. J. MacDonogh ........... 8*2 1 34 4 8-50 P. N. L e R o y ................ ................ 36-5 7 94 9 10-44 F. A. G reen e................ ................. 54 13 113 7 16-14 A. J. 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