Cricket 1913

172 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OE THE GAME. M a y 10, 1913. TH E SCORE-BOOK. The Surrey Trial Match. Most o f the cracks were on view at the O val on M ay i and 2 ; but the w ick ets favoured the bow lers all through, and not many runs w ere made. H ayes and Harrison showed good form in both innin gs of P ig g o tt’s side, adding 56 in 50 m inutes in the first in nin gs and 57 in 35 m inutes in the secon d; H itch hit up 40 (two 6 ’s, four 4 ’s) in 25 m in u tes; N arraw ay shaped w ell both w ith the bat and behind the w ic k e t; and Sprin g performed sensationally w ith the ball on Friday. R u tty ’s X I I . won by 3 w ickets. Mr. J. I. P iggo tt ’ s S id e . Hobbs, c Rutty, b Myers Goatly, cjsullivan, b Hitch Hayes, lbw, b_Platt ................. Harrison, lbw,' b Abel ................ D. R. Heaton, c Platt, b Myers Blacklidge, c Myers, b Platt Peach, c Platt, b M yers................. J. I. Piggott, b Hitch ................ Strudwick, run out R. C. M. Crofton, b Spring Rushby, c and b Spring Freeman, not out Byes .............................. Total I b Spring .......................... .. 22 3 c Narraway, b Hitch ... .. 19 31 c Platt, b Spring .. 47 27 c and b^Myers ... .. 14 10 b Spring........................................ 0 1 b Spring........................................ 0 6 b Spring........................................ .. 11 4 c Spring, b Myers 6 10 c Hayward, b Spring ... 3 0 not out ... 1 0 c Knight, b Myers 0 0 b Spring........................................ 1 2 Leg-byes 4, n.b. 4 ... 8 95 Total .. 132 First innings. [M r . A. W . F. R utty ’ s S ide . Second innings. 1 ). J. Knight, b Crofton 3 b Rushby 18 Hayward, b Rushby 8 b Rushby 11 Abel (W. J.), c Hayes, b Rushby F. S. Gillespie, c Piggott, b Hayes 2 b Rushby 3 21 lbw, b Harrison... 1 Sandham, b Rushby Spring, b Rushby................ Myers, lbw, b Hayes ................. 6 c Crofton, b Rushby 10 0 run out ... 1 13 c Hobbs, b Harrison 0 Hitch, b Freeman 40 c Blacklidge, b Harrison 8 A. W. F. Rutty, b Freeman 0 not o u t ................. 18 Narraway, c Hayes, b Freeman 17 not o u t ................ 33 1 Platt, not out ............................. Sullivan, b Freeman ................. Byes 4, lb 1, w 1 8 0 6 Bye ... Total ................. 124 LTotal (for 8 wkts.) ... 104 B owling A nalysis O. M. : M r . R utty ’ s S ide . R. W. O. M. R. W. Hitch ............................. 8 1 14 2 ... 10 I 45 1 Myers ............................. 17 6 43 3 15 I 46 3 Platt ............................. 12 2 26 2 ... — — — Abel ............................. 5 2 7 1 ... 5 0 15 0 Spring ............................. 2 I 3 2 ... IO*I 3 18 7 Hitch bowled 4 n.b. 111 second innings. B o w lin g A n a lysis : Mr. O. M. R. P iggo tt ’ s S id e . W. O. M. R. W. Rushby ............................. 12 6 18 4 ... 13 2 38 4 Crofton ............................. 12 4 25 1 ... 6 1 23 0 Peach ............................. 0 2 20 0 ... — — — Hayes ............................. 9 I 34 2 ... — — — — Freeman ... ... ... 4-5 O 24 4 ••• 3 0 14 0 Harrison ... ... ... — — — ... 11 3 27 3 Hobbs ... ... ... — — — — ... 0*2 0 1 0 Hayes bowled a wide in first innings. Cambridge University Trial Match : XI. v. XII. O n l y four blues w ere included in the twenty-three. On May 1 (on an unprepared pitch, that m ade ready having been ruined by rain) the R est scored 263. Cum berlege started slow ly, but m ade his) last 30 off 4 o v e rs; Wood, the old Cheltonian, stayed tw o hours for 62 ; but P an k (seven 4 ’s), Straker, and Woodroffe all livened up the gam e, the tenth w icket (Pank and Woodroffe) producing 74 in forty m inutes. F rid ay’s w as a brief d a y ’s play, a thunderstorm at 3 o ’clock stopping the gam e. J. H . Naum ann, the Malvern freshman (left medium), bowled ca p ita lly ; Morrison batted well, and S aville hit out effectively. On Saturday W . R . G osling w a s shifted to the side of the X I., E . C . B aker h avin g received an injury which prevented his takin g part further. J. W hite, the old W ellingburian, bowled capitally for the X I ., and the other side could only m ake 123; but the X I. never looked like g e ttin g the runs needed, though R iley, the Australian M oC aughey, and G osling showed good form on a dead w icket. F ive batsmen were “ c and b” in this innings. Wood (a capital wicket-keeper as w ell as a good, steady bat), N aum ann, White, M cCaughey, Davies, P an k, and Woodroffe showed form that should not decrease their chances of places in the eleven ; but the most that can be hoped for by the m ajority of them is a trial, for there are ten blues to be considered first. First Innings. T h e R e st (XII.). Second Innings. B. S. Cumberlege, c Dav ies, b White C. Patteson, c Davies, b Baker R. Knight, run o u t ............................. G. E. C. Wood, c Morrison, b White C. R. Browne, c Morrison, b Davies Hon. G. J. A. M. Mulholland, c Morri Davies ... J. Ii. Naumann, lbw, b McCaughey W. R. Gosling, c Da\ies, b White A. C. Straker, c Riley, b Davies ... P. E. D. Pank, b Fairbairn K. H. C. Woodroffe, b hairbairn ... J. H. C. Lindesay, not out ... B. 8, l.b. 6, n.b. 2 Total First Innings. •• 52 c Davies, b White ... 9 0 c Gjers, b White 11 .. 6 lbw, b Davies........................... 2 .. 62 lbw, b Davies.......................... .•• 2j 3 b White ... .............. .. 8 b •• 3 V t. k lbw, b White ... s ... ,. 21 1 b White ... ... 0 1 transferred to X I ...................... ,. — ,.. 27 c Fairbairn, b McCaughey .... 14 •• 57 c Saville, b Davies ... 4 33 not out ........................... .. 20 2 b White 0 .. 16 Extras ............... • 9 .. 263 Total ... .,.. 123 T h e U n iv e r sity (XI.). Second Innings. W. N. Riley, c Cumbcrlege, b Naumann . ... 15 c and b Naumann • 35 J. S. F. Morrison,_b Erowne ,.. 41 c and b Woodroffe ... 0 A . H. Lang, b Naumann .. 6 c and b Woodroffe ... 17 G. B. Davies, c and b Naumann .. 6 c and~b_Woodroffe ... 10 1 \. (i. Tudor, lbw, b Naumann .. 17 b N au m an n ................ 4 G. A . Fairbairn, lbw, b Naumann 2 c Woodroffe, b Knight • 17 S. H. Saville, not out •• 43 c and b Knight 0 S. McCaughcy, st Wood, b Naumann .. 16 c Mulholland, b Naumann .. • 35 L. Gjers, b K n ig h t........................... 1 not out . 6 J. White, st Wood, b Naumann •• 3 b Knight ................ 0 E . C . Baker, absent, h u r t ............... replaced by Gosling ... . — W. R. Gosling, included on other side .. — c and b Woodroffe ... . 27 B. 3, l.b. 2, w. 1, n.b. 1 .. •• 7 Extras 16 Total ............... - 157 Total ... . 167 B o w lin g A n a lysis of THE XI. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Baker ............................. 21 10 30 1 — — — — Davies ... ... ... 29 9 64 3 25 4 46 3 M cCaughey............................. 20 9 46 1 7 0 20 1 Gjers M ............................. 6 2 16 0 — — — — White ............................. 7 0 48 3 14-4 5 30 6 Fairbairn ... ... ... 12’5 1 43 2 4 0 18 0 B o w lin g A n a ly s is o f t h e XII. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Woodroffe ... ... ... 9 4 19 0 1 7 4 51 4 Naumann ... ... ... 26*2 8 61 7 23 4 53 3 Lindesay ... ... ... 5 1 15 0 6 1 13 0 Browne ... ... ... 8 0 29 1 1 0 3 0 Knight ............................. 5 0 26 1 8*5 2 16 3 Pank ............................A — — — — 7 1 15 0 Oxford Freshmen’s Match. V e r y little w as done at O xford on Thursday o w in g to a thunderstorm. Eton, H arrow , and R u gb y w ere the only schools w ith more than one man in the m a tch ; the Cape, Queensland, Auckland, V ictoria, and M adras had repre­ sentatives. On Friday the w icket w as slow , the play ditto. M alik, of Eastbourne, who, after startin g slow ’y, hit five successive 4 ’s, and W allace, the Aucklander, a'.one farced the g a m e ; and the N ew Zealand man w as top scorer of the day. On Saturday rain allowed of only about a quarter of an hour’s cricket. M r . F. H. K nott ’ s S id e . B. G. Melle (S. Afr. College), b Persse 6 G. B. Crole (Edin. Acad.), b A. C. C. Aston (Univ. Coll. Sch.), c W a lla c e .......................................... 12 and b Persse ............................. 7 H. S. Malik (Eastbourne), cThomas, W. H. Clarke (Rugby), c Elliot, b b P e r s s e .......................................... 31 Persse .......................................... 26 L. A. De Jongh (Harrow), c Gray, R. B. Stones (Shrewsbury), b b A. W’allace 0 W r ig le y .......................................... 0 R. S. M. White (Malvern), not out... 8 D. G. Wigan (Eton), c and b F. H. Knott (capt.), c Carr, b Gray 3 A. Wallace 25 B. 10, l.b. 2, w. 1 13 R. W. H. Mellor (Brisbane), b Gray 0 P. Havelock Davies (Brighton), st Total ................ 138 H. Wallace, b W rig le y ................ 7 — WHAT O FFER S ? Complete set of C r ic k e t Volumes, 1 to 30 (1882-1911), bound | in half-morocco, capital condition. This is an unique oppor- | tunity, as no other complete set is known to be on the market, and it m ay be years be'ore another is offered. A p p ly: P. J., c/o Manager of C r ic k e t , 125, Strand, W.C.