Cricket 1913

J u ly 5, 1913. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 373 K en t B o w ler s ’ A n a lysis . S u r rey B o w ler s ’ A n a lysis . S u ssex B o w ler s ’ A n a lysis . O. M. R. W. 0. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Fielder ... 24-5 1 67 4 23-2 3 80 5 Hitch ... 14-2 2 42 5 •• 23*5 5 81 5 Holloway 3 i 7 79 4 D a y ......................... ... 21 4 46 4 19 4 59 2 Rushby ... 14 5 40 4 ... 20 3 76 0 Relf (A. E .)... 42 13 9 i 5 Blythe ... 21 3 55 0 11 4 18 Bird ... — — -------- 11 2 40 1 Relf (R. R.) 12 1 37 0 Woolley •• 13 3 26 0 4 2 9 0 Hayes ... — — -------- ... 10 3 23 1 Fender 14 2 48 0 Mason 7 2 27 0 II 3 34 2 Spring ... ... 10 3 19 3 Cartwright ... 5 0 15 0 Humphreys ... ... 2 0 6 0 3 1 10 .0 Goatly ... — — -------- * 0 10 0 Vincett 3 i 5 105 0 Fielder delivered 8 110-balls in first innings. Hitch delivered three no balls in second innings. V in e............... 12 5 24 0 Fielder delivered 6 no-balls in second innings. C o x ................ 13 3 27 0 N otts . B o w lers ’ A n a lysis . Wilson 5 0 29 0 O. M. R. W. 0. M. R. W. Chaplin 3 0 14 0 Irenionger ... ... 26 19 59 3 18 6 38 1 Vincctt delivered three 110 balls Gauld ... 24 2 85 z 4 1 16 0 and Holloway one. Wilson 11 0 34 0 7 1 21 1 Umpires : A. A. White and Atfield. Riley ... 20 9 28 1 12 2 33 2 Gunn (J.) ... 15 8 29 2 2 2 0 0 M.C.C Lee .............. Alletson .............. ... 7 2 1-5 0 24 6 1 17-3 2 37 4 Hertfordshire V . Wilson delivered one no-ball in first innings. . Umpires : Richards and Butt. Surrey v. Sussex. At the Oval', June 30, July 1 and 2. Surrey enjoyed a splendid day’s batting after an unpropitious start, for before lunch Hayward, Hobbs, Hayes, and Bird left for 64 runs, Holloway bowling exceedingly well. After this it was cer­ tainly remarkable for half the side to total over 400. The hero of the occasion was Sandham, who is only twenty-three vears old, and whose first century in first-class cricket this is. It w as marked by great unselfishness, too, for towards the close of Monday’s play he endeavoured to let Harrison get most of the bowling so that the latter might also score a century. This, however, was not accomplished on Monday, when Sandham ’s score w as 175* and Harrison’s 98*, and they had already added 257. Goatly’s 63 included an on- drive for 6, all run. Everyone of the Sussex team save Street had a turn with the ball. On Tuesday Surrey declared at 501 for 9, Sandham getting within four of his 200 and Harrison scoring 138*. The younger professional’s display was quite without fault, and he w as in just over five hours. Their partnership realised 298. Harrison carried carefulness to excess, batting 4 hours 35 minutes for his score. Sandham hit a 5 and twenty-four 4’s, Harrison a 5 and eleven 4 ’s. It was remarkable that of the only two Sussex bowlers who took wickets, Albert R elf’s five cost only 91 and Holloway’s four 79. Such a poor resistance was offered by the Sussex batsmen to the fast bowling of Hitch and Rushby that this pair were unchanged, only Fender getting 20 runs. They followed on 414 behind, and but for a stand by Albert Relf and Chaplin would have fared little better. On Wednesday Relf increased his figures to 103 by patient and judicious cricket, and while Vine partnered him something like a stand was made. After lunch, however, Hitch and Spring reasserted their supremacy, the former’s five for 61 and the latter’s three for 19 being too much for poor Sussex. Surrey won by an innings and 158. S u r r e y . Hayward, c Chaplin, b Holloway ... 20 Hobbs, c Cartwright, b Holloway... 23 Hayes, c Cox. b Holloway... ... 4 Goatly, b Holloway ... ... 6} M. C. Bird, b Relf (A. E . ) ................ 6 Sandham, b Relf (A. E.) ................196 Harrison, not o u t ............................138 Hitch, b Relf (A. E.) ................ 5 First Innings. S ussex . P. Cartwright, b Hitch ............................ 13 H. L. Wilson, c Strudwick, b Rushbv Relf (R. R.), run out ................ Xme, b Hitch ............................ P. G. H. Fender, b H itch ................ Relf (A. E.), c Strudwick, b Rushby H. P. Chaplin, c Strudwick, b Rushby Cox, not out Vincett, b Hitch ............................ J. Holloway, c Harrison, b Rushby Street, b Hitch ......................................... o B- 4 > 1 -b, 1 ............................ 5 Total ............................ 87 At St. Albans, June 30, July 1. Too many runs were made in this match for any chance of a finish— just under 900 in two days. C. H. Titchmarsh, who is in great form this year, and E. S. Household made a very long stand for the county’s third w icket; and A. Butcher, the old Herts player, G. \Y. V. Ilopley, the I.ight Blue, Beet, the Derby­ shire reserve wicket-keeper, and others scored freely M .C.C. M.C.C. for First Innings. A. Butcher, b Shelford H. D. Hodgson, b Burton ... Beet, c Ward, b Shclford ... G. W. V. Hopley, b Burton Reeves, b Burton F. G. Skipwith, Ibw, b Burton F\ P. C. Pemberton, b Burton Smith (W.), not out ................ C. G. Hulton, c Cuthbertson, b Burton Bates, c Ward, b B u rto n ................ W. S. Morice, b Burton ............... Extras... Total Golding, c Hodgson, b Reeves ... 24 Rev. C. G. Ward, c Hodgson, b Reeves ... ... ... 12 C. H. Titchmarsh, c Beet, b Reeves 127 E. S. Household, c Pemberton, b Hopley ... ... ••• ... i2o- W. Montgomery, c Hopley, bSmith31 C. H. R. West, b Reeves ............... 32 E. H. Cuthbertson, b Reeves ... o Second Innings, c and b Shelford c Burton, b Shelford c and b Marsh c Household ... c Bowskill, b Shelford not out ................ c Marsh, b Household F'xtras ... Total (for 0 wkts.) W. 11 . Marsh, b Smith W. Bowskill, not out Burton, st Beet, b Smith Shelford, b Smith ... Extras Total 70 42 33 15 39 14 34 13 is 8 15 Kent 11 . v. Glamorgan. Spring, c Relf (R. R.). b Relf (A. E.) 7 Strudwick, Ibw, b Relf (A. E.) ... 1 Rushby, not out ... ... ... 6 B. 19, l.b. 9, n.b. 4 ... 32 Total (for 9 wkts., dec.) 501 Second Innings, c Goatly, b Hitch 18 c Strudwick, b Hayes 13 b Hitch ................ o b Spring ................ 22 c Strudwick. b Bird 0 c Hayes, b Hitch 2 c Hayward, b Hitch... 9 c Bird, b Hitch 1 lbw, b Spring... 4 c Harrison, b Spring not out B. 14, l.b. 10, n.b. 3 Total ... 14 16 5 32 21 103 35 27 256 At Bromley, June 30, July 1. The Welsh county gained a big advantage on the first day, when Maxwell (ex- Somerset) hit up 113 in about a couple of hours, two 6 ’s, one twelve 4’s included. Dyson Williams helped him to add 91 for the seventh w icket.' Most of the Kent batsmen failecj before the fast bowling of Hacker and Maxwell, and at call of time the home side, having followed on, were still 57 in arrear with 7 wickets to fall. Except for Troughton— highest scorer in each innings— no one made much of a stand on Tuesday, and Glamorgan won by 9 wickets. G lam organ sh ire . First Innings. S i x t y - n i n e centuries were scored in first-class cricket during June, this number being exclusive o f those made by Harrison, R . B. Lagden, and E . L . K id d , who were not out on the evening o f June 30 and reached three figures next morning. Sandham ’s is included, as he had passed the hundred before time. N. V. H. Riches, c Troughton, b Douglas......................................... P. Morris, b Douglas R. A. Gibbs, b Freeman J. R. Tait, c Dutnall, b Douglas ... Bancroft, b Freeman ............... Maxwell, not out ............................ J. W. Jones, c Freeman, b Douglas S e c o n d In n in g s : P. Morris, b Fret Tait, not out, 4 ; extras, 4 — total (for 1 First Innings. K e n t L. H. W. Troughton, b Hacker ... Collins, Ibw, b Hacker Dutnall, lbw, b Maxwell Capt. W. G. M. Sarel, c and b Maxwell C. K . Douglas, hit wkt., b Hacker H. S. Hatfeild, c Gibbs, b Hacker ... A. F. Leach-Lewis, b Maxwell Whycherley, b Hacker Freeman, c Morris, b Maxwell Preston, b Hacker ... Hickmott, not o u t ............................ Extras ... T o ta l............... D. B. Williams, c Collins, b Whych­ erley ............... ................ 43 T. R. Morgan, lbw, b Preston ... o Hacker, c and b Preston ... ... 2 Creber, c Collins, b Freeman ... o Extras ... ... ... 21 Total ... ... 244 man, 13; R. A. Gibbs, not out, 17; J. R. wkt.), 38. Second Innings. 43 c Jones, b Hacker ... ... 50 1 c Hacker ............... ... 25 17 b Maxwell ... 13 0 c and b Maxwell ... 20 3 c Williams, b Creber ... 22 2 c Gibbs, b Creber 1 5 not out ... 19 1 c Riches, b Maxwell 8 0 c Morgan, b Maxwell 0 22 c Hacker, b Maxwell 2 7 c and b Maxwell ... 3 9 Extras 7 n o Total ... ... 170