Cricket 1913

August 23, 1013. CR ICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME 543 L la n e lly v. N eath . — Llanelly, 171 for S, dec.; B. P. Rees 51, E. Gee 34, C. Bowen 25, H. John 24. Neath, 55 for 6; J. D. D. Davies 34. For Neath, Bestwick, the old Derbyshire pro., had 6 for 66; for Llanelly, E. Gee took 4 for 28. Battersea II. v. Barnes II.— Barnes, 133; A. B. Tucker 66, R. E. Bate 26. Battersea, 172; G. D. Herron 38, T. G. Carter 31, B. Harding 23. O ld C h a rlto n v. Lessness Park. — Old Charlton, 172; A. J. Pitt 83. Lessness Park, 39. For the winners, A. H. Manning took 5 for 15, A. A. Martin 4 for 18. Littlehampton v. Ramsgate S t . George’s. — St. George’s, 182. Littlehampton, 177. Won by 5 runs by the visitors after a very exciting finish. I lfo r d v. LOUGHTON. — Loughton, g2; Osborne 27, Miller 24. Ilford 221; A. J. Spelling 83, T. A. Lyon 31, G. M. Louden 32, F. Weaver 27. For Ilford, G. M. Louden 6 for 42, W. Cuttle 4 for 21. Parson’s Green v. Richmond T ow n .— Parson's Green, 135 for 8, dec.; A. C. Hig-gps 40, C. J. Harrod 27. Rich­ mond Town, 113; H. Fallowfield 37, F. Kaimena 20. G.W.R. v. N o r th London .— N . London, 182; F. Hotch­ kiss 42, H. R. Hill 30, J. L. Ash 28, W. Jaffrey 21, P. P il­ grim 21. G .W .R., 63. The railway team lacked C. E. Honesyball, Grugeon, and Morris, its three left-handed bowlers, but collapsed inexcusably in batting. Epping v. A rlin g to n and L eytonstone. — A. and L., 139; G. Merritt 43, J. F. Reeves 27, J. Miles 24. Epping, 199; H. Palmer 74, E. G. Saines 31, H. Brewer 28, D. H. W illis 22. For the losers H. Halse took 7 for 93. Hampstead v. U.C.S. O ld Boys.— U .C.S., 163; J. S. Westhorp 54. Hampstead, 204 for 9; G. J. S. Pitts 47, J. G. Donaldson 36*, E. R. Watson 33*. Fulham Palace v. Putney.’ — Fulham Palace, 76; Richardson 31. Putney, 167; Lee Uff 38, Denman 26. For Putney, Coates 6 for 34. M elro se v. Avenue. — Avenue, 124; Owers 34, Price 31. Melrose, 86; S. H. Mason 42*. For Melrose, W. Mason 6 for 41. Hill took 7 wickets for Avenue, who have an un­ beaten record to date this season. Mason carried his bat right through for Melrose, getting little assistance. G r e v ille v. St. Stephen’s (Hampstead). — Greville, 49 and 85 for 4. St. Stephen’s, 198; H . Dawes 69, E. T. Legg 63. For Greville, who owing to holidays were very weakly represented (only three first eleven players were playing), O. E. Dunn scored 27 in the first innings, and in the second A. Warland made 29, E. W. Rogers 23, and G. H. Jan- nings 20. G r e v ille “ A ” v. R a lli B ro s. — Ralli Bros. 137. Greville 45. The only good feature of Greville’s play was the suc­ cessful left-hand g-oog-ly bowling- of G. E. Dunn (6 for 22). On the Bank Holiday Greville “ A ” had had a fine match with Harpenden. Four innings were played, and so level was the scoring that in the end Greville won by 22 runs only. L. B. Keelan’s 65 for them was a long way the highest score. G r e v ille “ B ” v. H ighgate II.— Highgate, 168; G. Henchman 72. Greville, 66. Greville’s batting poor; but C. Hayes (5 for 49) and C. T. Marchant (4 for 43) bowled well. Beulah v. Bickley and W idm ore.— Beulah, 135; W. Tufnell 33, L. W. Burbidge 32, W. Hemmans 22. Bickley and Widmore 101 for 7; C. Sheldon 41. For Beulah, Bar- ratt 5 for 32. Hudd took 7 wickets for the other side. Bur­ bidge hit six 4’s in his 32. B eulah II. v. Aptus II — Beulah, 157; Starbuck 31, T. Sutcliffe 24, Baxter 20, Ridgwell 20. Aptus, 48. For Beulah, Walder took 7 for 14. O xshott v . D errick W anderers .— Oxshott, 191; C. N. Lambert 40. Derrick Wanderers, 258; R. T. Childs 66, T. W. Brown 64*. This was the twelfth annual visit of the Wanderers to Oxshott, where Mr. R. J. Lambert’s generous hospitality always means an enjoyable time. Oxshott had 64 up before the first wicket fell, thanks mainly to C. N. Lambert, but 6 were down for 86. Then F. H. Evans and H. W. Champion stopped the rot. The visitors made a poor start, with 2 out for 20; but Hankin and Street added 58, and after three more wickets had g-one cheaply R. T. Childs (66— 12 fours) and T. W. Brown (64*— 10 fours) won the match by adding 94 for the seventh wicket. Brown’s chanceless innings was said to have been one of the best ever seen on the ground. O ld W h itg iftia n s v. P u rley.— Old W .’s, 156; H. J. Warner 52*, H. T. Groom 31, A. E. Sandell 21’ R. V. Bowater 20. Purley, 96; R. T. Colgate 54. A ugust i i . T ro jan s v. S ou th W ilt s .— S. Wilts, 222; H. R. Moul- den 136, H. Taunton 56. Trojans, 356 for 1 ; M. B. Lawson 172*, G. S. Napier 151*. A ugust ii and 12. Sussex M a rtle ts v. O ld W ellingisu rian s. — Martlets 230; Capt. L. E. S. Ward 80, P. H. Latham 35, G. V.' Campbell 34. Old Wellingburians, 36 and 173; L. D. Rolls 56, J. White 49*. For the Martlets, H. F. Will- cocks took 8 for 9, and 5 for 34, E. C. Baker 2 for 21 and 5 for 63. A u gu st 13. Sussex M a rtle ts v . M r. B. H. H o llow a y ’s X I— Mr. Holloway’s X I., 209; D. C. F. Burton 54, T. O. Pepper 42, B. H. Holloway 32. Martlets, 66 for 4; G. V. Camp­ bell 23*, G. C. Dowling- 20. Rain caused plav to be aban doned Hampstead v. W e s t H e rts.— West Herts, 167; B. W . Atkins 55. Hampstead, 177 for 4; J. G. Donaldson 56*, E. S. C. Yates 52* E. L. Marsden 31, E. H. Tolhurst 21. Play could not be started till 3 o’clock. Atkins plaved a very grood inning's for the visitors, G. J. S. Pitts took 6 for 72. Marsden hit up 31 in 15 minutes; 4 wickets were down for 60; then Donaldson and Yates added 117 unparted, and Hampstead won in the last minute. August 1 4 . S t a n m o r f. v. E d g w a r e . — Edgware, 2 3 3 ; T. L. nsmerv 7 9 , W. J. Newberry 5 2 *, J. B. Parkstow 4 6 . Stanmore, 1 6 7 ; S. Gray 5 5 *, . F. Hill 3 6 , F. E . Blower 2 7 . A u gu st 16. Lessness Park v. Sidcup— L .P . , 267 for 8, dec. • L. Cooke 45, H. Greatrex 44*, H. Kippen 37, E; Loft 29*’ R. M. Allen 25, A. E. Turner 20, C. I. S. Wallace 20. Sid­ cup, 167 for 7; M. Holliday 57, C. Wood 38, L. W. Steven­ son 23.