Cricket 1913

298 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J ote 14, 1913. the g a m e ; others helped, but it w as his steady defensive century that did most. He went in before lunch, and stayed till call of time, having reached three figures just before. First Innings. L a n c a sh ir e . A. H. Hornby, b Jessop ............................. 109 Makepeace, c Robinson, b Dipper ... 13 Tyldesley (J. T.), c Robinson, b Jessop ... 44 Sharp, b Jessop ... ... ... ... 1 Tyldesley (E.), c Green, b P arker................ 1 K. G. McLeod, c Jessop, b Dennett ... 16 Heap, lbw, b Dennett ... ... ... 28 A. E. Lawton, c Cranfield, b Gange ... 37 Whitehead (R.), b Gange ... ... ... 12 Huddleston, b Gange .............................. o Dean, not out ... ... ... ... 1 B. 11, w. 3, l.b. 2, n.b. 4 ... 20 Total ..............................282 Second Innings, c and b Parker b Jessop ................ c Cranfield, b Dennett st Robinson, b Dipper c Langdon, b Cranfield b Gange ................ not out ................ B. 5, l.b. 3, w. 3, n.b. 1 12 Total (for 6 wkts. dec.) 298 First Innings. G l o u c e st e r sh ir e . Second Innings. D. C. Robinson, b Huddleston ............... . 46 b Dean ............................. 23 Dipper, c Lawton, b H eap ............................ ■ 19 not out ............................. 106 Langdon, c Sharp, b Dean ... ■ 17 c and b W hiteh ead................ 3 G. L. Jessop, b Dean ............................ 3 b McLeod 7 M. A. Green, c Whitehead, b Huddleston.. • 7 c Hornby, b McLeod 24 C. S. Barnett, lbw, b Huddleston 11 b Whitehead ... 13 C. O. H. Sewell, b Dean • 9 not out ............................. 30 Cranfield, not out 9 Gange, c Heap, b Dean ............................ . 6 Parker, c McLeod, b D ean ............................ 7 Dennett, c Sharp, b H u d d lesto n ............... 6 B. 18, l.b. 2 .............................. 20 B. 18, l.b. 6, w. 1 25 Total ............................ . 160 Total (for 5 wkts.) 231 0. M. R. W. 0 . M. R. W 19 5 47 1 25 6 70 1 26 9 70 2 35 xo 94 1 17 5 41 0 4-5 1 12 1 2 1 1 1 . . 7 0 60 1 25 4 65 3 13 3 4 i 1 8 2 38 3 6 1 9 1 G l o u c e st e r sh ir e B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . Parker ... Dennett Cranfield Dipper Jessop ................ Gange . . . . . . Gange delivered three no-balls, Cranfield bowled two wides, Parker one wide and one no-ball in the first innings. Parker bowled one wide, and delivered one no-ball. Dipper bowled two wides in the second innings. L a n c a sh ir e B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . Dean ................ Whitehead ... Heap H uddleston................ Makepeace ... McLeod ................ Sharp Umpires : J. Vining and A. E. Street. O. M. R. W. 0. M. R. W. 25 6 50 5 18 6 36 1 10 2 26 0 26 8 64 2 8 2 23 1 8 5 6 0 22*5 10 41 4 16 5 28 0 — — — — 13 3 23 0 — — — — 15 1 35 2 — — — — 3 1 14 0 Heap bowled one wide. Northumberland v. Lincolnshire. At Newcastle-on-Tyne, June 9 and 10. An excellent innings of 65 by G. L. Hunting, the old Lorettonian, and a hard-hit 32 by W . Robb were the chief features of the home side’s display. Lincolnshire were largely indebted to Broughton for their lead of 46; but Thompson, Pullein, Riley, and Hallam all made useful scores. An innings each w as go t through on Monday. On Tuesday the home side had all the best of the play, and won eventually by 168 runs. Hunting was again seen to advantage; W ingham (from Kent) made a chanceless century, and Norbury (from Hamp­ shire) bowled in deadly form. The Lincolnshire captain, W . E. Thompson, played a steady and plucky innings, but the rest failed at the pinch. First Innings. W. W. Meldon, c Nevile, b Day Norbury, c Rose, b Day ... J. S. Newbit, b Riley G. L. Hunting, c Riley, b Hallam Richardson, st Rose, b Gibson Wingham, c Rose, b Riley ... Milne, c Rose, b Day C. M. Skinner, run out J. E. Raine, c Nevile, b Day S. P. Bell, not out ................ W. Robb, lbw, b Riley Extras Total N o r t h u m b e r l a n d . Second Innings. 29 c Williamson, b Hallam J . 40 M b Brook ................ • 25 12 c Brook, b Hallam ... 5 65 lbw, b Day ............................ . 67 21 c Pullein, b G ib so n ............... • 32 10 not out ............................ . 108 11 c Pullein, b Broughton 1 0 c Gibson, b Day ............... • 13 14 lbw, b Riley ... . 6 3 b Day ... 0 32 not outl ............................ 12 16 Extras ............... . 20 227 Total (for 9 wkts., dec.) 329 First Innings. W. E. Thompson, b Wingham E. Pullein, b Wingham ................ Day, c Meldon, b Norbury ... Broughton, c Richardson, b Skinner B. P. Nevile, b Norbury J. Williamson, b Skinner ................ Riley, lbw, b Milne ... W. Rose, b Norbury............................. E. Hallam, c Bell, b Skinner A. E. Gibson, not out J. A. Brook, c Hunting, b Wingham Extras L in c o ln s h ir e . Second Innings. ... 33 lbw, b Skinner ............... ... 31 b Skinner ............................ ... 17 run out ............................ 83 c Bell, b Norbury ............... o b Norbury 4 b Norbury ............................ 31 lbw, b Skinner 11 b Norbury ............................ 38 not out ............................ 5 b Norbury ............................ 7 b Norbury ............................ 13 Extras ............... 41 6 3 5 7 1 4 26 Total ................ ... 273 Total • i i 5 L in c o l n sh ir e B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . O. M. R. W. 0. M. R. W- D a y ................ .................................... 25 5 105 4 16 2 54 3 Nevile .................................... 3 1 7 0 3 0 . 21 0 Riley .................................... 25-3 1 66 4 19 3 62 1 Hallam ................ 2 0 10 0 14 4 53 2 Gibson ...................... 5 0 23 1 8 1 25 1 Brook ......... 1 1 0 0 15 3 53 1 Broughton ... ................ — — — — 10 1 4 i 1 N o r t h u m b e r l a n d B o w le r s ’ A n a l y s is . 0 . M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Skinner ..........................16 2 72 3 16 8 28 3 Milne ..........................18 2 73 1 12 2 18 0 Norbury ..........................19 4 58 3 12’1 2 27 6 Wingham 14 0 57 3 4 1 15 0 Norbury delivered a no-ball. Oxford University v. Scotland. At Oxford, June 9, 10, and 11. The ’Varsity lacked Campbell, Twining, Bardsley, and Wilkinson ; A. C. William­ son of Brasenose played for the first time. Boswell and Colman added 74 for the second wicket in an hour, but there was no other stand of any note in the Dark Blue innings. Benskin, formerly of Leicestershire, did the hat trick at the expense of Williamson, Forrester, and Shaw. At call of time Scotland were 75 behind with 5 to go, Kerr (43*) having shown the best form. On Tuesday Kerr was soon out, and the Afrikander, Melle, finished off the innings by doing the hat trick. There were eight doubles in Oxford’s second, but no one made more than 25, Sievwright, the slow left­ hander, bowling particularly well and being helped by the gusty wind. Set 187, Scotland looked certain to make the runs as long as Tait stayed. By really fine cricket he scored 54 in 70 minutes. Fraser then put in some good work with the ball, and 6 wickets were down for 109. W ith Scotland apparently in the cart, Balfour-Melville and Orr defended stubbornly, and managed to defer the finish till Wednesday, when their side needed 45 to win with two to go. On the last morning Melle go t rid of the outstanding wickets with only 11 added, and the ’Varsity won a close match by 34 runs. First Innings. O x io r d U n iv e r s ity . F. H. Knott, c Dickson, b Sievwright ... iG W. G. K. Boswell, b Benskin ................ 55 G. R. Colman, b Tait .............................. 37 E. F. Herring, b B e n s k in ............................. 1 5 G. D. Forrester, b Benskin ................ 20 A. C. Williamson, c Kerr, b Benskin ... 8 B. G. Melle, b S iev w rig h t............................. 13 E. A. Shaw, b Benskin ................ ... o P. Havelock Davies, c Kerr, b Sievwright... 4 J. N. Fraser, not out ............................. 21 W. F. Lord, c Cullen, b Sievwright ... 11 B. 8 , l.b. 5, w. ................................... !4 Total ............................. 214 Second Innings lbw, b Sievwright ... 14 c Balfour Melville, b Sievwright 10 b Benskin ... 25 c Turner, b Benskin ... 20 b Benskin ................ ... 7 b Sievwright 10 b Sievwright 1 c Benskin, b Sievwright ... 10 not out ................ ... 22 b Sievwright 0 b Turner ................ ... 16 B. 14, l.b. 1 ... ... 15 Total ... ... 150 First Innings. R. G. Tait, b M e lle ............................. J. W. Sorrie, b Davies ... M. R. Dickson, c Melle, b Davies ... J. Kerr, c Davies, b M elle................ P. S. Fraser, c Knott, b Lord Benskin, lbw, b Fraser ................ A. C. Cullen, c Melle, b Davies J. H. Orr, not o u t ............................. Turner, b Melle ............................. J. E. Balfour-Melville, c and b Melle R. W. Sievwright, lbw, b Melle B. 19, l.b. 9 ................ Total ................ S c o t la n d . ... 23 ... 7 ... 18 ... 44 ... 18 ... 5 ... 3 178 Second Innings. b Fraser ... .1. ... 54 b Davies ................ ... 9 b Davies ................ ... 12 b Fraser ................ ... 21 lbw, b Lord ... 1 b Davies ................. ... 11 c and b Fraser 2 lbw, b Melle ... 15 c Shaw, b Davies 4 b Melle ................ ... 13 not out ................ 0 B. 7, l.b. 2, n.b. 1 ... IO Total ... ... 152