Cricket 1913

468 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. August '2, 19IB: N o t t in g h a m s First Innings. Gunn (G.), lbw, b H a ig h .......................... 41 Lee (G. M.), c Wilson, b D ra k e.............. 57 Whysall, o B o o t h .......................... ... 6 Riley, lbw, b Drake...................................... 6 Gunn (J.). c sub., b Rhodes .............. 44 W alker, c Dolphin, b Booth .............. 2 Iremonger, c Haigh, b Booth ... ... 72 Alletson, c Birtles. b Rhodes .............. 32 Dr. G. O. Gauld, lbw, b Rhodes ... 5 Oates, not out ...................................... 4 Wass, c Denton, b Rhodes .............. 10 Extras ... *...................................... 6 HIKE. Second Innings. not o u t .............. c Drake, b Booth b D rake.......................... b D ra k e.......................... c and b B ooth .............. Ibw, b R hodes.............. c Drake, b Rhodes ... b Haigh ... c Kilner, b Drake c Booth, b Rhodes b Drake ........................... Extras ............... T otal ... 285 Y o r k s h ir e . First Innings. Rhodes, lbw, b Riley .......................... 25 Wilson (B. B.), b Iremonger .............. 77 Dolphin, b Iremonger .......................... 11 Denton, c Iremonger, b Gauld .............. 55 Kilner, b Iremonger .......................... 22 Booth, c and b Riley .......................... 15 Drake, run out ...................................... 12 Holmes, c Walker, b Riley .............. 11 Birtles, not out ............... ... ... 34 Haigh, b Rilpy ... ... — ... 8 Sir A. W. White, st Oates, b Gunn (J.) 20 Extras .................................................. 19 ............... 309 T o t a l............. Second Inning c Gunn (G.), b Wass .. lbw, b Wass b Iremonger ... c Gunn (G.), b Riley .. b Iremonger ............. npt o u t ......................... not out ............... . . E xtras Total Total, for 5 wkts. Y o r k sh ir e B o w le r s ' A n a l y sis . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. w . ............. 22 1 102 3 15 3 39 2 ............. 20 5 63 2 22-1 6 55 4 ............. 23-4 7 66 4 13 3 68 3 14 1 38 1 4 3 1 1 8 3 10 0 Booth bowled 3 no-balls. N o tt in g h a m sh ir e B o w l k k s ’ A n a l y s is . O. M. R. W. O. M. li. W- 31 6 88 0 17 4 41 2 ............. 41 17 99 3 25 11 39 2 32 14 54 4 21 9 43 1 ............. 14.5 5 27 1 4 2 3 0 ............. 6 2 11 1 2.1 0 13 1 ............. 3 0 11 0 Booth D rake Rhodes Haigh Kilner W ass... Iremonger . Riley... Gunn (J.) Gauld Lee ... Wass bowled 1 wide and Riley 3 no-balls. Umpires—Barlow and Butt. Surrey v. Worcestershire. At the Oval, July 24, 25, and 26. Basil Foster was announced, but he did not turn out. Spring and Abel came into the Oval team for Smith and Hayes, both indisposed, and Spring justified himself alike with bat and ball. His best bowling was done after lunch, for at the interval Worcestershire had 107 up for two, yet the ultimate total was but 255. The last 60 of these were put on by the ninth and tenth wicket, the veteran Burrows being run out when batting finely. But the feature was Burns’s splendid 75. He got going very slowly, but after lunch played delightfully, his strokes including thirteen 4’s. He was out to a great catch'by Bird. In the hour remaining on Thursday, Surrey lost Hobbs for 52. Next day the wicket and weather alike improved, and the home side, staying in nearly all day, got within four of 400. All scored double figures save the not-out and Rusliby. Good but unexciting batting by Hayward, Harrison and Goatly took the total to 165 for 3 at lunch, but afterwards Spring and his captain hit out finely and added 101 together. Bird ( 68 ), who was splendidly c and b Pearson, and Spring (101) each took about two hours for his runs. The latter got Burrows for three 4’s and a 5 in one over, and in all he hit two 5’s and twelve 4’s. It is his first century in a county match, but he once scored 135 v. Oxford University. Being 141 in arrears, the visitors got 15 of them without loss on Friday. Next day two men quickly went, but Burns again came to the rescue, playing even finer cricket than before. His first 50 came in 45 minutes, his pulling being delightful. He hit a 5 and twelve 4’s. When Arnold was 34 he was run out in an extraordinary way, thinking he was in the crease. Incidentally, Hitch took his 100th wicket. By 4 p.m. Worcester were safe from defeat, and then Burrows and young Chester (31*) added 71 in an hour. Of the 200 wanted to win by Surrey, Sandham had contributed a bright 41* out of 55 when play was abandoned. W o r c e st e r sh ir e . Second Innings. First Innings. H. K. Foster, lbw, b Spring Howley, lbw, b Hitch .............. Pearson, c Sandham b Rushby W. B. Burns, c Bird, b Spring ... Arnold, b Spring .......................... Chester, lbw, b Hitch G. H. Simpson-Hayward, b Spring Cuffe, c Harrison, b Rushby B. P. Nevile, b Spring ... Burrows, run out ... ................ Bale, not out ... ... ... Extras ...................................... Total Hayward, b Chester Hoobs, c Arnold, b Burrows Harrison, c Bale, b Nevile Goatly, c Pearson, b Nevile Sandham, c Bale, b Nevile M. C. Bird, c and b Pearson Abel (W. J.), b Burrows ... 255 b Hitch c Strudwick, b Hitch c Strudwick, b Rushby b H it c h .......................... run o u t .......................... not out ... b Hitch ............... b Hitch .............. b Spring ............... b Goatly .............. run out ............... Extras ............... Total ... S u r r e y . First Innings. 62 23 1" G8 21 Spring, run out ... Strudwick, b Pearson Hitch, not out Rushby, st. Bale, b Nevile Extras ... ............... Total ............... 25 59 10 88 54 51 0 20 7 43 1 23 101 11 5 0 10 396 Second Innings.—Harrison, not out 10 ; Sandham, not out 4 1 ; Extras 4 ; Total, for no wkt, 55 . S u r r e y B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . Hitch R ushby S p rin g Bird Abel Goatly Sandham Harrison O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W 19 1 68 2 29 7 76 5 24.3 9 66 2 25 5 81 1 34 6 96 5 20 4 70 1 4 0 15 0 14 4 45 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 9 0 6 0 18 1 4 2 15 0 1-3 0 4 0 Hitch bowled 3 no-balls in the second innings. W o r c e s t e r s h ir e B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . Bird bowled a wide in the first innings. Burrows Burns Pearson Cuffe Nevile O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 27 4 91 2 5 2 12 0 13 1 47 0 19 2 67 L* 1 Haywar.d ... 18 23 1 6 51 57 8 3 20 0 5 2' 7 0 22.2 3 53 4 8. 1 32 0 Simpson-Hayward and Nevile each bowled a wide in the first/innings. Umpires.—Brown and White. BLANCO For Cleaning and Whitening White Buckskin and Canvas Shoes, Cricket Pads, and all other articles of a similar nature. It is prepared in a very careful manner, and extra precautions are taken to ensure an evenness of colour. 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