Cricket 1913

472 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. August 2, 191S. First Innings. S urrey . Second Innings. Hayward, c Dolphin, b Booth ... 12 b B o o th ........................... 7 Hobbs, b Newstead ............... 64 c White, b Drake 8 Hayes, c Dolphin, b Booth 3 c White, b Drake ... 80 Goatly, c Dolphin, b Booth 1 c Dolphin, b Drake ... 1 Harrison, lbw, b B o o t h ............... 0 st Dolphin, b Haigh ... ... 56 Sandham, c Booth, b Drake 14 lbw, b Drake ............... 0 M. C. Bird, c white, b Drake 11 c Denton, b Newstead ... [53 8p in?, o Dolphin, b Drake 0 st Dolphin, b Kilner ... ... * 1 9 Hitch, notout .......................... 15 c Birtles, b Kilner ... - 4 Strudwick, c Newstead, b Drake 2 not o u t .......................... - r: ii Rushby, run out ............... 2 b K ilner.......................... ... - 6 Extras ...................................... 7 Extras ............... ... C 21 Total .......................... ... 131 Total ............... ... 266 Y« RKSHIRE. First Innings. Second Innings. Rhodes b Hitch .............. .............. 38 c Spring, b Hit h 8 Kilner, lbw, b Kushby .............. 15 c Harrison, b Hitch 4 Denton, b Hitch ............... .............. 4 b Rushby 3 Wilson, b Hitch .............. .............. 2 c Sandham, b Hitch 6 Drake, b Rushby .............. .............. 5 c Hobbs, b Spring 64 Booth, b Rushby .............. .............. 33 b Hi.ch ... 12 Birtles, b R u s h b y .............. .............. 4 b Hitch ... 47 Newstead, b Rushby .............. 5 c Spring, b Rushby 1 Haigh, b Rushby .............. .............. 23 b Rushby 0 Sir A. W. White, b Hitch... .............. 8 n otou t ... 24 Dolphin, not out ............... .............. 1 c Haves, b Rushby 0 E x t r a s .......................... .............. 20 Extras 13 Total ............... .............. 158 Total 182 Y o r k s h ir e B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y sis . O. NT. R. W. O. M. R. W. Booth .............. 13 4 35 4 21 4 71 1 Drake .......................... 25 10 56 4 30 7 73 4 Rhodes 3 2 8 0 4 3 5 0 Newstead ... 15.4 8 25 ] 17 2 61 1 Kilner 7 1 23 3 Haigh 5 2 12 1 Drake bowled one no-ball. S u r r e y B o w le r s ’ A n a l y sis . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. w. Hitch ... ............... 18 0 83 4 23 0 84 5 Rushby ... 19-1 2 43 6 21.4 4 41 4 Spring .......................... 2 0 12 0 9 2 32 1 Bird 2 0 12 0 Hitch bowled 3 no-balls. Umpires—Barlow and Blake. Leicestershire v. Derbyshire. At Ashby -de-la-Zouch, July 26, 28 and 29, before a crowd of 4,000. De Trafford, Shields, Sharp, and Astill reappeared in the home side, and Baggallay and Cole for Derbyshire. The veteran De Trafford failed for once, Bracey, who only bowled five overs, getting his and King’s wicket. But six men scored between 20 and 60, W ood and King adding 53 for the second partnership and Sharp and Shipman 54 for the seventh. Shipman hit a 6 and seven 4’s, but Riley’s dashing 60 overshadowed everything else in the creditable total of 247. His strokes included three 6 ’s (one over the railway embankment) and seven 4’s. In the field, Leicestershire started with two awful bits of bad luck—Shipman, who has been playing so finely of late, ricked his side, and Cadman was missed before he had scored. None for 57 was the Derbyshire score on Tuesday night, and next day a total of over 300 was reached. This was largely due to two men, Cadman and Slater. The former did not reach his hundred for over three hours, but he hit ten 4’s and gave no chance. Neither did Slater, whose 50* in 80 minutes included a 6 and six 4’s. Leicester, batting again, lost Wood for 36 on Monday. The game fluctuated on Tuesday. When half of the Leicester men had gone they were only 39 on, when King played a fine game for his side. Getting valuable aid from Riley (40 for the sixth wicket) and Sharp (50 for the seventh), he was batting finely for 2\ hours and had a life when 50. His 82 included eleven 4’s. After the interval, Root finished the innings by taking the last four wickets for 14. Derby­ shire wanted but 161, and Cadman and Oliver scored H. Gradidge & Sons, Manufacturers and Exporters of all requisites for Cricket. Lawn Tennis, Racquetr, Squash Racquets, &c. Factory: ArtilleryPlace,Woolwich, S.E, Reblading Cricket Bats 8 Restringing Tennis Bats a Special Feature. E very other requisite for Cricket, including balls, leg guards, batting gloves, gaun tlets, stum p s, nets, &c. PRICE LISTS & SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FREE. A ll Goods C a rria ge Pa id to any part o f the United Kingdom . S ole Makers of the “ Imperial Driver” & “ Improved Gradidge” Lawn Tennis Racquets. Patentees and Sole Makers of the ‘‘ IMPERIAL DRIVER” CRICKET BATS. Made In Men’s, Sm all Men’s, College, 6, 5, 4, & 3 sizes.