Cricket 1913

M arch 15, 1913. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 93 HURLINGHAM v. NORTHERN CAMPS. Played at Hurlingham on January 30 and 31, J. R. Garrod’s 230 set up a new individual record for the Argentine. The highest previously was 221* by H. A. Cowes some years ago for Lomas v. Buenos Aires. Before that Garrod him self held the record, with 217 for Buenos Aires v. Quilmes. Paul and Garrod added 211 for the third wicket of Northern Camps; the former hit twenty-three 4’s, the latter 33; both made runs at a great pace, and Paul’s hitting is chronicled “ terrific.” In Hurlingham’s first Gardom and Lacy added 98 for the seventh wicket ; in their second Gardom and Platt put on 79 for the fourth. The Hurlingham captain registered 138 for once out in the match. A. T. Spens had 6 wickets for 88 in the club’s first, Garrod 4 for 44 in the second. N orth ern C am ps . H. G. Garnett, b Sum ner.. .. 9 H. Talbot, lbw, b Sumner .. 16 J. H. Paul, c Rumboll, b Wigg .. 145 W. M. Prattent, not out 52 Extras 15 j. R. Garrod, b Gardom .. .. 230 G. A. Simpson, run out .. .. 2 A. C. A. Litchfield, c Moffat, b Sum ner .. .. .. .. 5 Total (for 6 w., dec.) 474 First innings. H urlin gh am . Second innings. E. L. Rumboll, c Garnett, b Spens • i 7 c Garnett, b Spens 3 J. M. Wigg, c Garrod. b Campbell 11 b Garrod 1 F. L. Platt, c Talbot, b Spens 5 c Talbot, b Spens 95 W. Lacey, c Garrod, b Talbot 62 st Garrett, b Garrod 0 H. E. Moffat, b Spens 7 st Garrett, b Spens 34 S. M. Watson, b Spens 0 c sub., b Talbot 1 A. E. Livock, b Spens 7 not out 7 W. D. Gardom, not out . 6^ lbw, b Talbot 73 F. A. Sutton, c Spens, b Garrod .. 8 b Garrod 5 C. E. Walker, b Garrod 4 c Garrett, b Campbell 19 A. J. Sumner, b Spens 10 b Garrod 6 E xtras.. 16 Extras 13 Total 212 Total 257 B.A.G.S. v. ENTRE RIOS CAMPS. AND WESTERN Played at Los Talleres on January 30 and 31. The great features of the game were Kortlang’s faultless 150 and the long stand (167 for the second wicket) made by the ex- Victorian and the Surrey pro., Blacklidge, for the railway team. In the Camp’s second innings Biedermann and Marshall added 102 for the third wicket, and Cockcroft took 4 wickets for 8. It was anybody’s game at the finish, B.A.G.S. needing 16 to win with three wickets to fall on a crumbling pitch. First innings. E ntre R ios and W estern C amps . Second innings. A. Foy, b. Blacklidge .. .. 2 st Kortlang, b Scorey .. 1 Marshall, c Kortlang, b Blacklidge .. 47 c and b Cockcroft .. .. 58 E. C. Bicdermann, b Blacklidge .. 34 st Kortlang. b Scorcy .. 71 N. Adair, b Scorcv .. .. 1 3 c Scorey, b Beynon .. .. 15 A. Cowes, b Blacklidgc .. .. 40 c Blacklidge, b Cockcroft .. 2 2 Reid, c Luck, b Bruxly . . .. 67 b Cockcrott .. .. .. 2 Cowes, run out .. .. .. .. 3 b Blacklidgc .. .. 26 C. Hearne. run out .. . . .. 15 c Bruxly, b Scorey.. .. x M. Henman, lbw, b Bruxly .. 7 c Bruxly, b Scorey .. .. 6 A. Scholefield, st Kortlang, b Beynon 8 not out .. .. ..3 Gould, not out .. .. .. .. 1 b Cockcroft .. .. .. 7 E xtras.. .. .. . . 1 4 Extras .. 4 Total Total First innings. B uenos A ir es G r eat S outhern R a il w a y . Second inn. 11 . T. Mawson, c W. Cowes, b H. A . Cowes 10 c Henman, b Scholefield .. 6 H. G . Blacklidge, c Hearne, b Foy .. 99 c Marshall, b Foy .. .. 2b B. J. Kortlang, lbw, b W. Cowes .. 151 b Scholefield .. .. .. 29 W. C. Millward, b Foy .. .. .. o b Foy .. .. .. .. 2 T. C. Hunter, b Scholefield .. .. 2 C. V. H. Beynon, c and b Scholefield .. 5 not out .. .. .. 6 H. Bruxby, c Adair, b Scholefield .. 16 b H. A. Cowes .. .. 8 W. E. Scorey, c Scholefield, b H, A. Cowes 13 b Scholefield .. .. .. 5 M. Cockcroft, b W. Cowes .. .. .. 10 b Foy .. .. .. .. 2 L. Luck, c Adair, b W. Cowes .. .. 15 F. Gee, not out .. .. .. .. 3 E xtras.. .. .. . . 4 1 Extra .. .. 1 Total .. .. .. 365 Total (for 7 wickets) 87 never recovered the lost ground, though when Marshall and Garnett were together at the beginning of the final innings, the former stonewalling while his captain scored fast, a recovery looked quite possible. Garnett won the toss from Doming, and saw Marshall, Paul, and Garrod leave with only only 15 posted. He himself was out at 40 for 29 ; and the rest of the innings resolved itself into Biedermann and partners— sleeping partners, so to say, for Biedermann made the lion’s share of the runs, though he had his slow spells. South were on top before the first day’s play ended. Jackson and Mold made 71 for the first wicket, Mold and Platt 86 for the second, and Mold and Kortlang 68 for the third. Mold played a very fine innings, though slow at the outset. On the second day Kortlang took his score to 77 ; Doming played a fine hitting innings of 69 ; and Mawson made 52. The South’s total is a record in these matches. In arrears of 288, the North had 88up before Garnett was out for a fine 69, made in 80 minutes ; but though Paul, after a shaky start, played a good innings of 35 there was no stand of any length afterwards, and the South won by an innings and 53 runs. Whaley and Homewood (the latter a fast bowler) did the best work for them with the ball. First innings. N orth . Second innings. K. Marshall, c Hatton, b Doming H. G. Garnett, c Hutton, b Whaley J. H. Paul, c Jackson, b Whaley .. J. R. Garrod, b Whaley H. E. C. Biedermann, not out G. A. Simpson, b Beynon W. D. Gardom, c Doming, b Homewood. F. A. Sutton, c Homewood, b Beynon . A. T. Spens, c Kortlang. b Whalev P. A. Foy, b Whaley \V. A. Campbell, c Mawson, b Whaley . E xtras.. .. .. . Total S outh C. T. Mold, c. and b Foy .. .. 78 N. W. Jackson, c Sutton, b Camp bell .. .. .. .. 47 F. L. Platt, c and b Sutton .. 52 B. J. Kortlang, c Marshall, b Gardom 77 11 . L. Gibson, b Spens .. .. 24 H. T. Mawson, c Biedermann, b Foy 52 C. Ii. Whaley, c Sutton, b Foy .. 19 H. Doming, c Garrod, b Spens .. 69 S outhern B o w ler s ’ A n a lysis . 0 st Mold, b Jackson .. 34 - 29 b Gibson 69 1 c Beynon, b Homewood 55 0 b Gibson 2 84 c Mold, b Whaley 1 7 9 b Homewood 4 b Kortlang 7 11 b Homewood 27 16 c Homewood, b Kortlang .. 1 0 5 5 1 3 Extras 13 165 Total 235 C. V. . H. Beynon, not ou t.. 15 Doming Whaley Hcmewood Bcynon Gibson lackson Kortlang .. O. M. 14 3 I 5'5 1 R. W. 34 1 51 6 41 1 36 2 O. M. 6 2 A. P. W. Hutton, c Paul, b Camp bell .. ............................ R. J. Homewood, c Garnett, b Camp bell .......................................... Extras .. .. Total .. .. 4 N o rth ern B o w le r s ’ A n a l y sts . 9 16 Foy .. Spens .. Sutton Garrod Campbell O. M. 27 7 34 9 25 2 R. W. 98 3 116 2 105 1 68 1 55 3 BLANCO NORTH v. SOUTH. A t Hurlingham on February 3, 4, and 5, the South winning very easily. 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