Cricket 1913

J uly 12, 1913. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. ■101 Staffordshire v. Northumberland. At Walsall, July 7 and 8. Ow ing to rain no start was possible till after 4.30, when Percy B riggs and L. F. Taylor hit up 74 for the first wicket in very quick time, the latter’s 5X including ten 4’s. Later Barnes and Nichols added 89 in 55 minutes, and the total was 192 for 3 at the close. Barnes carried his score to 83 (ten 4’s), made in 105 minutes, next day, and then bowled in great style. The last four Northumbrian wickets in the first innings fell to him with four successive balls. Following on, the northern side fared little better, for though Hunting and Norbury made a good stand, the rest could only make 6 runs among them. The home side won by an innings and 79 runs. S taffo r d sh ir e . Arkwright, b P. Briggs, c and b Winghain ... 2i L. F. Taylor, b Winghain ... 58 Barnes, run out ............................ 83 H. G. Powell, b Wingham ... o Nichols, c Bell, b Wingham ... 30 R. E. Hawkins, b Norbury ... 5 B. Meakin, b Wingham ... ... 17 E. H. Campbell, Wingham ..: A. T. Lyons, c and b Wingham Morgan, not out ................ Extras * Total (for 9 wkts., dec.) First Innings. J. S. F. Morrison, b Barnes Norburv. b B arnes............................ G. L. Hunting, c Meakin, b Morgan S. P. Bell, b Barnes ................ Wingham, lbw, b B a rn e s................ C. G. Arkwright, c Morgan, b Barnes Milne, b Morgan ............................ Richardson, c Morgan, b Barnes L. D. Plummer, b Barnes ... J. L. Towler, not out ................ G. H. Watson, c Hawkins, b Barnes Extras... Total ................ N orth u m berlan d . 3 b Deyes Second Innings. S taffo rd sh ire B o w lers ’ A n a ly sis . Barnes Morgan Deyes Nichols O. r M. R. W. 13-2 6 19 8 13 4 37 2 c Lyons, b Deyes ............... 3 c Powell, b Morgan............... ' b Morgan b Morgan c Nichols, b Barnes................ b Morgan ............................ b Deyes ............................ c Briggs, b M organ................ run out not out ............................ Extras T o t a l................ic N o rth u m berland B o w ler s ’ A n a lysis . O. M. R. W. 0. M. R. W. 8 3 14 1 Milne • 15 3 58 0 . 1 1 3 36 5 Norbury • 15 0 49 8 1 25 3 Winghain .. • 25 4 88 4 O 21 0 Arkwright .. 4 0 29 0 ' first innings. Watson 2 0 25 0 Towler 2 0 2 0 Norbury delivered five no-balls. Century List. J u n e 26. K ing’s College, Taunton v. Mr. G. E. Drake’s P. Latham , 118 X I. J u n e 28. J. Pugh, 164*, Swindon v. Mr. R. W. Awdry’s XI. C. Williams, 126*, Swindon v. Mr. R. W. Awdry’s XI. Capt. C. G. Bond, 116, Mr. R. W. Awdry’s X I. v. Swindon. W. G. Garrett, 104, Olympic (Northampton) v. Daventry. J u n e 29. L. H. Dixon, 123, G uy’s Hospital v. Thespids. J u n e 30. Lee (H. W .), 165*, M.C.C. v. United Services (Portsmouth). H. B. Hugill, 138, Hornsey v. Barnet. M. F. S. Jewell, 142, Gentlemen of Worcestershire v. Tidworth Garrison. R. A. Boddington, 125, Mr. H. K. Foster’s XI. v. Malvern College J u l y i. Capt. A. B. Skinner, 125, Eastbourne v. St. Andrew’s Masters. C. M. Kiddie, 117, Dulwich v. Hampton Wick. K. G. Ireland, 100*, Royal Art. v. Oxford U. Authentics. Capt. W. N. White, 124, Yorkshire Gent. v. Aldershot Command. ; N. Robertson, 123, Stoics v. Pallingswick. H. Milman, 103, Pallingswick v. Stoics. Lieut. S. G. F. Taylor, 103, Coldstream Guards v. Gordon Highlanders. E. H. W . Scott, 126, Old Foresters v. Southgate. R. B. Hutcheson, 160, Tidworth Garrison v. Gent, of Worcester­ shire. W. C. M. Berridge, 114*, Malvern College v. Mr. H. K. Foster's XI. J u l y 2. W. F. Parrington, 155, Old Rossallians v. Harrogate C. & G. G. B. F. Rudd, 152, Westminster School v. M.C.C. Lance-Corpl. Wearne, 117, R. E. v. Royal Flying Corps. Draper, 100, Kent C. & G. v. Beckenham. C. H. B. Marsham, 118, Usk Valley v. Gent, of Shropshire. K. White, 102, Wellingborough Sch. v. Bedford Mod. Sch. A. H. Gilligan, 114, Dulwich College v. Mr. E. G. London-Shand’s XI. H. J. Wenyon, 115, Hornsey v. Old Cholmeleians. Capt. A. C. Hewitt, 153*, 4th Royal Fus. v. R.N. College, Osborne. A. J. Bostock-Hill, fi 1*. R.N. College, Osborne v. 4th Royal Fus. R. P. Keigwin, 106*, R.N. College, Osborne v. 4th Royal Fus. Major E. P. Thompson, 283*, Mr. Gerald Buxton’s X I. v. Tidworth Garrison. B. Pawle, 119, Oxford Univ. Auth. v. Sussex Martlets. A. Elwell, 108, Oxford LIniv. Auth. v. Sussex Martlets. M. A. S. Sturt, 100, Hampstead v. Sutton. C. Curie, 110, G uy’s Hospital v. Granville (Lee). C. R. Browne, 138, Granville (Lee) v. G uy’s Hospital. E. 1 C. Trotman, 167, Upper Tooting v. The Wanderers. R. H. Jackson, 113, Reading v. Reading School. D. A. Wright, 111*, Christ’s Hospital v. Cranleigh School. Murrin, 114, St. Lawrence v. Royal Marine Depot. A. Brownscombe, 109*, St. Lawrence v. Royal Marine Depot. W. G. Cobb, 220, Ealing v. Mill Hill Park. J uly 3. C. E. De Traftord, 154*, M.C.C. v. Stonyhurst College. W. O. Stott, 102, Hampton W ick v. Woking. R. W. Burton, 101, Hampton W ick v. Woking. Sir R. H. Green-Price, 122, Gent, of Essex v. Coldstream Guards. G. W. E. Whitehead, 108, Clifton College v. Mr. G. Fowler’s X I. C. E. Scott-Maiden, 114, Blue Mantles v. Brighton College. G. M. Dawbarn, 100, Brighton College v. Blue Mantles. Bowell, 147, Hants C. & G. v. Ryde. M. A. S. Sturt, 117, M.C.C. v. Hornsey. Munds, 125, M.C.C. v. Hornsey. A. C. Johnston, 119, Tidworth Garrison v. Mr. G. Buxton's X I. R. B. Hutcheson, 117, Tidworth Garrison v. Mr. G. Buxton's X I. W. Mooney, 124, Tidworth Garrison v. Mr. G. Buxton's XI. J. D. Campbell, 111, Royal A rtillery v. A. Serv. Corps. W . E. Thompson, 101, Grantham v. Notts Forest. J u l y 4. H. C. Edge, n o , Old Rossallians v. Skipton C. & G. H. Verelst, 102, 2nd Coldstream Guards v. is t Coldstream Guards. ] T. H. G. Welch, 123, Gatton Park v. Incogniti. I F. A. Phillips, 116, Free Foresters v. Marlborough College. JW. P. Rowley, 142, Mill Hill Park v. Patent Office. I F. W. Musson, 139, Tonbridge School v. Old Tonbridgians. Players in the University Match. TH E SCHOOLS AND TH E IR R E PR E SEN T A T IV E S. There have now been 79 University matches. Reckoning 22 players to each game, and deducting one for the fact that Oxford played one short in 1839, 1737 places have had to be filled. Of these Eton has filled 321 (181 in Cambridge teams, 140 in Oxford), Harrow 236 (132 C., 104 O.), Winchester 174 (26 C., 148 O.), Rugby 124 (54 C., 70 O.), Marlborough 87 (46 C., 41 O.), Uppingham 61 (48 C., 13 O.), Charterhouse 53 (22 C., 31 O.), Westminster 53 (32 C., 21 O.), Repton 51 (26 C., 25 O.), Malvern 42 (23 C., 19 O.), Tonbridge 28 (10 C., 18 O.), Wellington 27 (12 C., 15 O.), Rossall 25 (14 C., 11 O.), Brighton 24 (21 C., 3 O.), and Cheltenham 24 (5 C., 19 O.). This accounts for 1326 places, the remaining 411 having been filled by players from schools none of which has earned the distinction of filling 20 places. But, of course, many men have played two, three, and four times each, and a few in the early days five times. The actual number of blues from each of the fifteen schools mentioned above is: Eton, 153; Harrow, 113 ; Winchester, 85; Rugby, 65; Marlborough, 37 ; Uppingham, 25 ; Charterhouse, 24 ; West­ minster, 23 ; Repton, 20 ; Malvern, 17 ; Tonbridge, 15 ; Brigh­ ton, Cheltenham, and Rossall, 11 each; Wellington, 10.