Cricket 1913

J an . 18, 1913. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 23 J. D. Ward, E. S. Missen, J. L. Meadowcroft, A. S. Cox, E. M. Hingston and the worthy pro., Bricknell, all did good work. COLCHESTER AND E A ST E SSEX C.C. : 1912. Matches played, 56 ; won, 28 ; tied, 1 ; lost, 14 ; drew, 13. B attin g A v e r a g e s . Meadowcroft, J. L. Mustard, D. Warner, J. Egerton-Green. J. W. Kent, B. H. Hingston, E. M. ... Macfarlane, R. W. Parfcyn, M. J. Missen. E. S. Lewis, R. T. Cox, A. S. Williamson, H. ... Pallett, E. R. ... Smith, W. A. Taylor, T. G ........................ 8 1 89 12-71 27 | Bland, J. J . Green, A. E. Oates, F. J. R. ... Fenn, Rev. A. J. Bassano, Dr. T. M. Ward, J. D. Stiff, E ..................... Fortescue, H. C_ Stephens, A. G. ... Slater, E. A. Swan, H. D. (Capt.) Samson, W. L. ... Church, J. H. Whiting, M. E. ... B ric k n e ll............... Jones, H. E. Clarke, W . C. ... The following also baited ; — Angell, E. W .; Armitstead, W. K .; Bacon, F. W . ; Bayliss, A. W. E. ; Bloomfield, A. ; Carter, A. E . ; Chapman, E. A. ; Cornelius, C.. (51 in 4 innings) ; Davis, E. G .; Dixon, T. J. ; Evans, J. F. ; (100 in 7 innings, once not out) ; Fairfax, Capt. B. C. ; Fenwick, B. E. ; Flux, J. ; Fosdick, J. H .; Garland, E . ; Green, E. C. (47 in 7 innings, thrice not out) ; Huxter, R. W. ; Keating, R. L. ; M;.rsh. R. H. ; Mclver, C. D. ; Midgley, S. R. ; Midgley, W. R. O. ; Moller, A. A. ; Newton, W. H. E. ; Nocton, V. ; Parke, W. E. ; Ruck-Keene, E. L. (R.N.) ; Samms, W. J . ; Skinner, H. ; Slater, E. M. ; Stocks, F. W. Tompson, G. E. (79 in 7 innings, once not out) ; Townsend. Miles (152 in 5 innings, once not out) ; Tufnell, F. ; Webb, A. H. (67 in 5 innings) ; Webster, -Rev. F. G. D. ; and Whitby, J. M. F. B ow lin g A v e r a g e s . Newton, W . H. E. Taylor, T . G. Townsend, Miles... Jones, H. E. Kent, B. H. Smith, W . A. Samson, W . L. ... Ward, J. D. Missen, E. S. Parkyn, M. J. Meadowcroft, J. L. Cox, A. S. .., Bricknell Green, E. C. ... Fenn, Rev. A. J. Hingston, E. M .... Garland, E. Warner, J. The following also F. W. ; Bayliss, A. W. E. ; Carter, A. E. ; Church, J. H .; Clarke, W. C.'(6 wickets for 64 runs); Davis, E. G .; Egerton, H .; Green, J. W . ; Evans, J. F. ; Flux, J. ; Fortescue, H. C .; Fosdick, J. H. ; Green, A. E . ; Holden, A . ; Huxter, R. W .; Inns. N.O. R. A. H.S. 12 1 421 38-27 IOO* 26 2 799 33'29 85 29 4 699 27-56 i °7 9 1 220 2750 54 * 15 3 298 24'83 54 21 1 469 23-45 61 24 3 485 23-09 57 * 14 2 260 21-66 54 I I 0 199 18-09 49 19 2 295 17-35 60 17 3 240 I 7 'l 4 3 °* 8 3 80 16-00 33 12 1 157 14-27 62 14 0 195 13-92 69 7 !4 1 164 12-61 39 16 2 *74 12-42 32 14 3 131 11-90 38 IO 0 119 11-90 46 10 3 66 9-42 13 * 19 3 143 8-93 42 8 0 71 8-87 28 9 0 73 8-n 20 8 2 47 7-83 20* 13 3 76 7-60 30 26 4 J63 7-40 39 9 1 53 662 r7 8 I 41 5-85 13 16 1 83 5-53 17 r3 4 42 4-66 8* 12 1 40 363 11* 8 2 11 1-83 7 Keating, R. L. ; Lewis, R. T. ;Mustard, D . ; Oates, F. J. R. (5 for 48) ; Pallett, E . R. (6 for 78) ; Proctor, T. H .; Samms, W. J. (6 for 84) ; Skinner, H. ; Stephens, A. G. (8for 93) ; Stiff, E. ; Stocks, F. W. (5 for 51) ; Swan, H. D.; Upton, Lion el; Webster, Rev. F. G. D. ; Whiting, M. F. ; anil Williamson, H. C en tu ries for C. & E .E . Meadowcroft, J. L., 100*, v. Colchester Royal G.S., June 22. Warner, J., 107, v. Durham Light Infantry, June 6. Warner, J., 106, v. Rivercourt, June 23. H ornsey had on the whole a satisfactory season, th eir w ins being w ell in excess of th eir losses. G. W . Hammond w as th eir crack all-rounder ; he scored n early 200 more runs th an a n y one else, and had more w ickets than an y other tw o bowlers. On average, too, he is ahead in battin g of eve ry one b u t J. L . T ate, who did n ot p la y regularly. L . T . W ea ver was som ewhat less co n siste n t; b.ut he tw ice reached th ree figures. H . J. W en yon and D. L . H. Mercer were also prom inent as batsm en, and R . E. Grim sdell and S. L . Clarke proved effective bowlers. HO RN SE Y C.C. O. M. R. W. A. 34-3 4 95 12 7-91 29 4 117 12 9-75 27 4 99 10 9-90 53-3 15 130 13 10-00 32 3 109 10 10-90 ! 3 i 23 373 34 10-97 208 55 532 48 11 08 M 4'3 22 466 41 11-36 116-2 ! 7 3<>3 25 12*12 61 !3 170 14 12*14 !74 17 604 47 I2*85 209-3 35 695 52 13-36 102-2 18 367 25 14-68 68 10 192 13 1476 I 10-2 31 278 18 15-44 I 74’3 24 6 O 4 34 17-76 71 !3 196 10 i 9 60 99 13 37° 15 24-66 \ed / — Armitstead, W. K . ; Bacon, First X I. matches : Played, 26 ; won, 10 ; lost,, 7 ; drawn, 9. B a ttin g . Inns. N.O. R. A. H.S. J. L. Tate ... 9 1 .. 300 37 - 5 ° ••• 74 G. W. Hammond ... 21 1 •• 635 . 31-75 ••• 139 D. L. H. Mercer ... 15 1 •• 332 23-71 ... 51 L. T. Weaver 21 1 .. 466 23-3° ••• 105 H. J. Wenyon ... 15 1 •• 314 22-42 ... 100 L. Wagstaff 10 1 .. 174 19-33 ••• 67 W . L. Wrightson ... 17 ... 2 •• 233 15-53 ••• 59 R. E. Grimsdell 12 ... 3 . 126 1400 ... 50 J. H. Nicholls 9 1 .. 105 13-12 ... 38 E. Bagot ... ... 15 0 •• 194 12-93 ••• 46 F. H. Swinstead to 2 102 12-75 ... 32 S. L. Clarke > 20 ... 3 ... 216 12-70 ... 49 A. E. Turberville 12 ... 2 . 99 9-90 ... 33 J. M. Mirylees 5 1 28 7-00 ... 9 E. C. Jubb 9 1 53 6-62 ... 30 G. R. S. Love ... 13 1 •• 7 i 5-91 ... 18 M. Rabone 9 ... 3 . 39 4-83 ... 9 C e n tu r ie s . L. T. Weaver ... 105 v. Upper Clapton. L. T. Weaver 100 v. Nondescripts. H. J. Wenyon 100 v. Barnet. G. W. Hammond 139 v. Stoics. B ow lin g . O. M. R. W. Aver. R. E. Grimsdell . 84 5 288 20 14-40 G. W. Hammond 350 64 I >°37 65 15-95 S. L. Clarke 218 39 613 36 17*02 J. L. Tate 100 4 447 21 21*28 G. R. S. Love 100 20 311 14 22*21 Also bowled and took wickets : — Wagstaffe, L., 8 ; Smith, G. S., 7 ; Weaver, L. T., 5 ; Jubb, E. C., 4 ; Hugill, H. B., 4 ; Wenyon, j H. J., 4 ; Wade, H., 3 ; Mercer, D. L. H., 2 ; Mirylees, J. M. ; ! Fairhead, C. W. T., 1 : Loup, M. B., 1 ; Sm it, C. C., 1; Swinstead, F. H., 1. Derrick Wanderers held a highly successful Smoking Concert in the Hamilton Hall of the Great Eastern Hotel j on Friday, December 6. Sir Arthur C. Cory-Wright, Bart, J.P ., took the chair, and a strong muster of mem- ! bers and friends attended. Mr. F. T. Evans, the energetic Iand capable hon. secretary, is to be congratulated on a complete success. Bu t then this was the club’s fifteenth ; annual function of the sort, and F. T. Evans is no new hand at the game, so that a success was only to be expected. I regret that circumstances prevented my ! being present, as I had meant to be. The meeting of the Durham Cricket League was well attended, only Hendon failing to send a representative