Cricket 1912

154 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M ay 18, 1912. M.C.C. Y. KENT.— At Lord’s, May 9, 10 and 11, First innings. M.C.C. Tarrant, c Humphries, b Blythe ................ 13 Relf (R . R.) b Humphreys ... ... ... 114 Hearne (J. W.) c Sarel b Humphreys ... 31 M. H. C. Doll, c Seymour, b Fielder ... 8 Relf (A. E.), c Huish, b Fielder ... ... 9 R. H. Spooner, not out ............................. 116 Morton, b Humphreys .............................. 2 G. P. Toynbee, c Hutchings, b Woolley ... 4 Smith (E. J.), c Fielder, b Woolley ... 2 J. H. E. Whitehead, st Huish, b Woolley 1 Capt. G. A. M. Docker, c Woolley, b Blythe 29 Extras ...........................................15 M.C C. winning by 73 runs. Second innings, c Huish, b Fielder ... 0 c Fielder, b Fairservice ... 23 lbw, b F ie ld e r ................ 17 lbw, b Woolley ... 18 c Hutchings, b Blythe ... 61 lbw, b Fairservice ... 2 st Huish, b Woolley ... 4 c Sarel, b Woolley ... 0 not o u t ............................. 1 b W oolley ................ 2 b Humphreys ................ 16 Extras ................ 16 Total ... 344 T o t a l................160 24.4-8-73-2; Fairservice, 17-1-76-0. i, 9-1-26-1; Fairservice, 11-1-31-2 . Hatfeild, 3-0-16-0. 1 st I nns :— Fielder, 22-2-65-2 ; Blythe, Humphreys, 15-1-70-3 ; Woolley, 16-5-45-3. 2 nd I nns :—Fielder, 12-3-24-2 ; Blythe. Humphreys, 5-0-30-1; Woolley, 7.3-3-17-4 ; First innings. K ent . Humphreys, b Morton .............................. Hardinge, lbw, b R. Relf Seymour (J.), b Tarrant ............................. Woolley (F. E.), b Hearne ............................. Capt. W. G. M. Sarel, b Morton K. L. Hutchings, c Doll, b Hearne C. E. Hatfeild, lbw, b Hearne ................ Huish, b Morton ........................................... Fairservice, not o u t ........................................... Blythe, c Spooner, b Morton... Fielder, b Morton ........................................... Extras ........................................... Total .............................. 1ST INNS :— Morton, 22.2-8-39-5 ; ^ Tarrant, 26-4-74-1 ; 17-3-41-3; Relf (R. R.), 14-3-28-1; Relf (A. E.), 7-0-39-0. 2 nd I nns :— Morton, 12-2-29-0; Tarrant, 23-6-59-5 ; Heame (J. W.), 20-3-50-5 ; Relf (A. E.), 9-3-18-0. 10 Second innings, c A. E. Relf, b Tarrant 32 8 lbw, b H e a rn e .............. . 31 2 b Tarrant .............. 3 38 c Whitehead, b Heame 43 0 b Tarrant ............... 1 53 b Tarrant ............... . 0 8 b Tarrant ............... . 28 46 c Tarrant, b Hearne . 0 44 c R. Relf, b Heamc . 17 8 c Doll, b Heame 0 4 not out ... ............... 1 36 Extras ................. 18 257 T o t a l................. 174 Hearne (J. W.). WARWICKSHIRE v. DERBYSHIRE.—At Birmingham, May 13 and 14, won by Warwickshire by an innings and 22 runs. First innings. D e r b y sh ir e . Second innings. L. Oliver, not out ...................................... 75 b F ie ld ...................................... 3 Cadman, b Field ............... ............... 17 c Foster, b Santall ............. . 26 J. Chapman, c Kinneir, b Santall .............. 21 c Smith, b Hands ............. .. 5 Morton, b Foster ............... .............. 8 b F ie ld ..................................... 7 Slater, c Smith, b Field ............... 4 c Kinneir, b S an tall............. . 0 Wickstead, c Smith, b Field .............. 6 c Smith, b Field ............. 1 Warren, b Field ............... .............. 2 c Foster, b Field ............... 2 Burnham, c Hands, b Field... ....... 0 not o u t .................................... . 10 Humphries, c Kinneir, b Foster ....... 0 c Smith, b Santall ............. . 33 Root, c Smith, b Foster ............... 2 c Quaife, b Hands ............. . 3 Blount, b Foster ............... ....... 0 b Hands ......................... . 0 Extras ............... .............. 11 E x tr a s ......................... . 2 Total ... ..............146 Total ............. . 92 1st Inns : Foster, 20-5-31-4 ; Field, 21-6-60-5 ; Hands, 9-1-24-0 ; Santall, 8-2.20-1. 2nd Inns : Foster, 5-0-17-G ; Field, 17-7-27-4 ; Hands, 5,5-2-14-3 ; Santall, 10-1-32-3. W a r w ic k sh ir e . 14 Santall, c Humphries, b Cadman W. C. Hands, c Humphries, b Morton ...................................... l Field, b Morton .......................... 0 Extras ...................................... 5 Kinneir, c Humphries, b Warren... 5 Smith, c Oliver, b Warren.............. 0 Charlesworth, lbw, b Morton ... 15 Quaife, c Root, b Cadman............... 84 F. R. Foster, c Slater, b Cadman... 70 Baker, c Slater, b Cadman............... 11 G. W . Stephens, b S later............... 29 Total ........... 260 Parsons, not out ........................... Warren, 22-4-89-2 ; Morton, 24-4-44-3 ; Slater, 11-1-36-1 ; Root, 6-1-17-0 ; Chap­ man, 2-0-14-0 ; Cadman, 25-10-55-4. HAMPSTEAD V. GRANVILLE (LEE ).- G ranville . J. O. Anderson, c and b Clarke ... 9 E. L. Downey, b Clarke ... 9 P. L. Lincoln, c Leigh-Ibbs, b Hickson ............................... 57 L. F. Platt, b H ick s o n ................ 28 H. A. Dickens, run o u t ................ 11 F. E. Lander, c Cliallands, b T an n er........................................20 G. C. Helder, b Hickson ... 0 A. A. Johnston, c Monteath, b Hickson ... ... ... 5 C. E. Fysh, b Clarke ................ 7 T. L. Passmore, c Tanner, b Clarke ............................................ 0 C. Downey, not out ................ 0 Extras ... ... ... 31 -At Hampstead on May 11. H ampstead . D. J. Crump, b E. Downey A. It. Tanner, b Passmore J. Kerr, c Dickens, b E. Downey D. T. Monteath, b E. E. Downey H. T. Maclure, c Platt, b Lincoln C. H. Chaldecott, b Helder ... <!. A. Hickson, b Lincoln E. C. K. Clarke, b Helder R. Leigh-Ibbs, not o u t ................ R. S. Challands, c Lincoln, b Downey ... ................ F. R. Eiloart., b Downey Extras T otal... ... 177 ... 21 ... 175 We have received from the “ Cricket Press,” 25, Temple Chambers, E.C., a penny souvenir of the M.C.C. Tour in Australia, contributed by Mr. F. Neville- Piggott. It is bound in a very artistic cover and illustrated with portraits of Messrs. P. F. Warner, J. W. H. T. Douglas and J. B. Hobbs, and also contains the principal Cricket fixtures for the season. LANCASHIRE v. SUSSEX.—At Manchester, May 13 and 14, and won by Lancashire by an innings and 132 runs. First innings. S ussex . Second innings. Relf (R. R.), b Dean .......................... ... 5 c Brooke b D e a n ............... 5 Vine, b Whitehead .......................... ... 6 c Tyldesley(W.),b Makepeace 26 Killick, c Huddleston, b Dean ... 7 b Whitehead ............... 0 H. L. Simms, b H u ddleston ............... ... 45 b Dean ............... 3 P. Cartwright, b D e a n .......................... ... 42 b Whitehead ............... 31 Jupp, c Tyldesley (J. T.), b Whitehead ... 13 run out .......................... 0 Cox, b Dean ...................................... ... 1 c Brooke, b Whitehead ... 23 Relf (E. H.), not out .......................... ... 9 c Brooke, b Makepeace ... 24 Leach, b Whitehead .......................... ... 4 c Tyldesley (J.T.), b Dean 6 Roberts, b D e a n ...................................... ... 4 not out .......................... 5 Butt, b Whitehead ........................... ... 3 c Brooke, b D ean ............... 6 E xtras...................................... ... 14 E x tra s ........................... 7 Total... ............... ... 153 Total ...............136 1st I nns . : —Dean, 24-6-52-5 ; Whitehead, 21*5-4-51-4; Sharp, 5-0-19-0; Huddleston, 5-2-12-1 ; Makepeace, 1-0-5-0. 2 nd I nns . : —Dean, 19*2-3-45-4 ; Whitehead, 19-7-44-3; Huddleston, 7-2-20-0 ; Makepeace, 7-0-20-2. L an cashire . A. H. Hornby, not out ............. 28 Whitehead, c Butt, b Leach ... 0 Huddleston, b Leach ............. 1 Dean, c Killick, b L e a ch ............. 9 Extras ....................... 22 A. Hartley, b Leach Makepeace, b Roberts Tyldesley (J. T.), b Leach... Sharp, c Relf (E. H.), b Vine Tyldesley (W.), lbw, b Roberts Tyldesley (E.), run out 6 23 27 134 3 107 Total Lieut. F. R.R. Brooke, cVine,b Jupp 61 Leach, 34-2-3-104-5 ; Cox, 19-5-40-0 ; Roberts, 26-5-97-2; Relf (R. R.), Simms, 9-1-25-0 ; Vine, 12-1-46-1 ; Killick, 8-2-22-0 ; Jupp, 11-2-44-1. ... 421 11-1-21-0; M.C.C. v. SOUTH AFRICANS.—At Lord’s, May 13, 14 and 15, M.C.C. won by 108 runs. First innings. M.C.C. Second innings. R. H. Spooner, c and b Hartigan .............. 36 b Nourse .. 72 Tarrant, b Pegler................................... ...............104 c Hartigan, b Snooke .. 52 Hearne (J. W.), lbw, b Pegler ... .............. 12 b H artigan........................ .. 26 Hardstaff, b Pegler ........................ ............. 1 b Pegler ........................ .. 12 C. B. Fry, b Schwarz ........................ ...............30 c'Campbell, b Snooke .. 38 A. P. Day, lbw, b Schwarz .............. 50 b Pegler ......................... .. 2 Thompson, b H artigan....................... ...............17 lbw, b Pegler .. 0 Hearne (J. T.), b Hartigan ............... 0 c Snooke, b Pegler .. 2 Relf (A. E.), c Nourse, b Pegler ...............25 c Carter, b Pegler ... .. 1 Huish, not out ................................... ............... 6 not out ........................ .. 3 Fielder, b P egler................................... 2 c and b Pegler .. 2 Extras ........................ !! i 6 Extras . 11 Total........................ .. • ... 293 Total .. 221 1 st I nns . :—Nourse, 10-0-40-0 ; Pegler, 30*3-8-75-5 ; Schwarz, 12-2-54-2 ; Carter, 10-0-45-0 ; Hartigan, 22-3-69-3. 2 nd I nns . ; —Nourse, 12-1-37-1; Pegler, 17*3-5-44-6 ; Schwarz, 9-0-45-0 ; Second innings. Carter, 8-0-21-0 ; Hartigan, 12-1-34-1 ; Snooke, S-0-29-S First innings. S outh A frican s . L. J. Tancred, b Tarratit ............... L. A. Strieker, b Tarrant A. D. Nourse, lbw, b Relf ............... S. J. Snooke, b Tarrant.............. F. Mitchell, b Heame (J. W .)............... R. O. Schwarz, c Thompson, b Hearne (J. S. J. Pegler, b Tarrant.......................... R. Beaumont, c Tarrant, b Fielder ... G. P. D. Hartigan, notout C. P. Carter, b Tarrant.......................... T. Campbell, b Tarrant.......................... Extras .......................... Total ............... 1 st I nns . :—Fielder, 20-6-45-1 ; Tarrant, 26*3-7-55-6 ; Relf, 2-1-3-1 ; Hearne (J. W ), 12-3-39-2 ; Thompson, 2-1-1-0; Hearne (J. T.), 5-2-19-0. 2 nd I nns . :—Fielder, 10-2-25-1 ; Tarrant, 19-5-48-0 ; Hearne (J. W.), 25-2-122-4; Relf, 6-2-5-1 ; Hearne (J. T.), 4-2-7-1 ; Thompson, 8*2-3-13-2. ... 9 c Huish, b Hearne (J. W.) 1 ... 5 c Fielder, b R e l f .............. 17 ... 35 lbw, b Hearne (J. T.) 32 ... 6 c Fry, b Fielder ............... 8D ... 30 c Hearne, (J. T.), b Hearne (J. W.) .......................... 17 W.) 35 b Thompson.......................... 21 ... 12 runout .......................... 6 ... 13 run out .......................... 0 ... 12 b Hearne (J. W . ) ............... l*; ... 0 c and b Thompson............... 1 ... 5 c Hearne (J. T.), b Hearne (J.W ., ............... 23 ... 14 Extras ............... 10 ... 176 Total ............... 230 LONDON COUNTY AND WESTMINSTER BANK V. PRIVATE BANKS.— At Norbury, May 11. P rivate B anks . W. T. Harden, b G. H. Mills ... C. C. Penman, b G. H. Mills C. R. Ingersol, b G. H. Mills C. E. Melville, lbw, b D. G. Nor­ man ... ................ E. J. Morris, c Bradley, b G. H. Mills .......................................... T. J. Wheeler, not o u t ................ H. G. Glibbery, b J. T. Harker ... W. A. Smith, b J. T. Harker ... J. J. Fitch, b G. A. Mills J. L. Davidson, b G. A. Mills ... A. R. Thomas, c Gayfer, b G. A. Mills .......................................... Extras Total ... L on don C o u n ty an d W estm in ster B a n k . E. G. Gayfer, lbw, b T. W’heeler 7 R. S. Baillic, c Melville, b A. Thomas ............................. 3 W. D. Bradley, b T. Wheeler .. 1 O. G. Norman, c Melville, b A. Thomas ................ ... 14 T. C. Thomson, st Penman, b W. A. Smith ............................. 32 L. J. Littlewort, Ibw, b T. Wheeler 10 J. T. Harker, b T. Wheeler ... 2 P. W. Hubbard, st Penman, b T. Wheeler ............................. 7 R. W. Simmons, b W. A. Smith 0 G. A. Mills, b T. Wheeler ... 4 J. W. II. Linnell, not out ... 0 Extras ... ................ 8 T otal.............................88