Cricket 1913

5oO C R ICKE T : A WEEKLY RECORD OE t H E GAME. August 23, 1913. HERTFORDSmRE. First Innings. Second Innings. S. G. Etheridge, st Humphries, b W illia m s............... ........................... 50 b W illiam s ............... Golding, c Humphries, b Butler ... 39 b Morton ... C . H. Titchmarsh, c Humphries, b Morton ... ............... ............... 0 b W illiams ............... E . S. Household, b Morton 36 c Humphries, b W illiam s Rev. C. G. Ward c Greenway, b Butler 84 c Humphries, b Williams C. H. Tait, c Humphries, b Morton 7 b W illiams W . Montgomery, run out ... 18 b M orton ............... W . H . Marsh, b Butler 27 c Morton, b Williams ... N. J. Cox, c Humphries, b Swann-Mason 4 not out ........................... Burton, b Morton ............... 3 b M orto n ............... Shelford, not out ... ... ............... 3 b W illiams ............... B 9» lb 11, nb 1 ............... ............... 21 B 8 , lb 2 ............... Total M.C.C. First Innings. Rev. R. S. Swann-Mason, b Burton ... 5 C. Russell, b Burton...................................12 W . R. Collins, c Shelford, b Burton ... 12 Capt. W . Hattersley-Sm ith, st T itch ­ marsh, b M arsh...................................34 Morton, c Etheridge, b Montgomery ... 77 Hon. B. D. Butler, c Titchmarsh,b Cox 12 L. S. M. Page, c Titchmarsh, b Page ... 38 Capt. G. A. M. Docker, c Etheridge, b Cox 33 Humphries, c Ward, b Cox ... 7 Lieut.-Col. C. E . Greenway, b Cox ... 0 W illiams, not out ............... M< ... 8 B 16, 1-b 8, n-b 2... ... .., ... 27 292 Total ... Second Innings, c Montgomery, b Cox ... c Golding, b Oox b B u rto n ........................... c and b Cox c Titchm arsh, b Cox ... not out c Titchm arsh, b Burton not out 13 1 51 25 20 3 20 0 9 2 0 10 154 B 5, 1-b 7 ... Total ... ... 265 Total (for 6 wkts.) 183 M.C.C. B owlers ’ A n alysis . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . Morton ............. .... 29-3 6 64 4 . . . . . 19 5 59 3 W illiams ... ... 21 3 86 1 ... 23-4 1 70 7 Butler ............... 19 2 78 3 ... 5 0 15 0 Swann-Mason ............... 11 1 43 1 ... — Morton bowled a no-ball in first innings. H e r tfo r d sh ir e B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. C o x ............... ... 21 2 70 4 ... 17 3 53 4 Burton ............... 28 3 90 3 ... 16-1 3 36 2 Shelford 10 2 15 0 ... 3 0 20 0 Montgomery ............... 12 4 25 1 ... 8 2 32 0 Marsh ... ’ ...............13-5 3 33 2 .... 6 0 30 0 Household ... ... 3 1 5 0 ... — Burton bow led two no-balls in first innings. Umpires— Brown (T) and Moss. Buckinghamshire v. Berkshire. At Great Marlow. August 15 and 16. Without H. Brougham and Hawksworth, the latter injured, the visitors could scarcely be considered at full strength, whereas Bucks had probably the strongest team they have fielded this year. Nevertheless Berks had the best of the first day’s play, at the end o f which they led by 8 ruiis with their rivals’ most dangerous batsman out in the second innings. T. R. Kent, the Slough crack, had played a good innings for Bucks ; and T. P. Norris and Bailey, who should prove a very useful man, had shown up best for Berks. Hazelton bowled particularly well for the home side. On Satur­ day Kent again made top score for his side, and an over-liberal allowance of extras helped the total to 236. Berks wanted 217 to win. They fought hard against the good bowling of E. H. D. Sewell and Hazelton, Woodburn playing especially well, and up to the last, with Nepean and Todd together victory always seemed possible; but in the end Bucks turned the tables on them for the Reading defeat, winning by 18 runs. B u ck in g h a m sh ir e . First Innings. E. H. D. Sewell, c Willcocks, b Greaves Second Innings, c Nepean, b Belcher T. R. Kent, c Shoosmith, b Woodburn 65 c Bailev, b WToodbu:n.. P. W . I,e Gros, c Todd, b Belcher .. W . E. Hazelton, lbw, b Willcocks .. W . B. Franklin, b Willcocks W . Adams, c Shoosmith, b Belcher P. Iy. Frith, b Willcocks M. W right, c Nepean, b Bailey S. G. Fairbaim , not out D. A. D. Sewell, c Todd, b Bailey .. I). R. Osborne, b Belcher E x t r a s ............................................ Total .......................................... 28 b Woodburn 21 c Nepean, b Willcocks 4 c Shoosmith, b Willcocks 31 lbw, b Woodburn 10 c and b Belcher 11 not out 10 b Belcher 7 3 9 b Woodburn c Collins, b W illcocks.. Extras 199 T o ta l.............................236 First Innings. Capt.-Ty. P. Collins, c Franklin, b Hazelton .. .. y. io G. G. M. Bennett, c Wright, b Hazelton 54 Shoosmith, c Kent, b Hazelton .. 16 T. P. Norris, c Le Gros, b E. H, D. Sewell .. .. .. .. 67 G. Belcher, b Hazelton .. .. 3 Dr. W . Y . Woodburn, c Hazelton, b E. H. D. Sewell .. .. .. 23 G. R •Greaves, b Hazelton .. .. 0 Bailey, not out .. .. .. 41 Sir C: E. M: Y . Nepean; c D. A. D. Sewell, b Hazelton .. .. 4 H. F.* Willcocks, b E. H. D. Sewell 4 A. F. Todd, c Osborne, b Hazelton 10 Extras .. .. .. .. 7 Total Second Innings. •b Hazelton c W right,.b E. H< D. Sewell .. •c I^e Gros, b Hazelton c Franklin, b Hazelton c Wright, b E . H, D. Sewell .. c Fairb;iim, b E. H. D. Sewell b Hazelton .. . ; c Kent, b E. H. D. Sewell c Kent, b Hazelton c Fairbairn, b E. H. D. Sewell not out Extras 219 T o ta l................................ 21 17 3 7 25 40 26 24 10 9 B e r k sh ir e B o w le r s ’ A n alysis . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Greaves 13 4 46 1 2 1 8 0 Willcocks 19 8 51 3 13-3 4 37 3 Belcher 18.4 3 47 4 17 3 53 3 Woodburn 9 2 33 0 27 5 72 4 Norris 1 0 1 0 Bailey 5 0 12 2 8 2 25 0 Belcher bowled 1 no-ball first innings, 4 wides and 1 no-ball second. B uckin gh am sh ire B o w le r s ’ A n a lysis . O. M. V.. W. O. M. R. W. Fairbairn 9 1 40 0 2 0 13 0 Hazelton 21 2 77 7 22.3 4 63 5 E. H. D. Sewell 12 0 72 3 24 4 100 5 Osborne 2 0 17 0 — — W right ., 2 0 6 0 4 1 14 0 Sewell bowled 2 wides first innings, Hazelton 2 wides second. Glamorgan v. Wiltshire. At Swansea, August 15 and 16. The feature of the first day’s play was a fine display by the veteran Bancroft. At its close, with an innings each completed, Glamorgan led by 57 runs. On Saturday the start was delayed by rain, and the soft wicket did not suit the Welsh batsmen, who had 9 wickets down for 96. A stand of 63 by Dyson Williams-and Hacker for the tenth set Wilts 217— curiously enough, the same total required by Berks at Marlow— to get. They had only two hours left, and the alternatives were lose or draw, a win being out of the question under the conditions. In an hour they had lost 5 for 40, and with ten minutes still to go had 8 out, but defeat was averted by Lapham and Overton. G lam o rg an . First Innings. N. V. H. Riches, b' Overton .. J. R. Tait, c Mitchell, b Overton R. A. Gibbs, b Newman P. Morris, c Davenport, J) Overton Maxwell, c Taylor, b Newman Bancroft, c Awdry, b Lapham Dyson Williams, b Overton Dr. T. E. Morgan, run out Dr. Cameron, b Mitchell ., Hacker, b Mitchell Creber, not out .. .. . ? Extras T o t a l ........................... .. . . 2 0 7 First Innings. T. C. G. Sandford, b M axwell.. J. R. Tayler, b H acker.. Newman (A.), b Maxwell R. Pinfield, b Maxwell E. A. MacBryan, b Maxwell .. R. W. A w dryfc Maxwell, b Creber A. W . E. Lapham, noI out G. Davenport, c Riches, b Hacker Overion, c Morris, b Creber M. Knee, b Hackerw Mitchell, b Maxwell Extras .> • k Total .. .. . . 1 5 0 1 Second Innings, c Awdryy b Overton 15 9 c Newman, b Mitchell 21 19 c Newman, b Overton 20 29 c Pinfield, b Sandford 21 4 b Mitchell 10 85 c Overton, b Mitchell 1 18 c MacBryan, b.Newman 42 0 c Davenport, b Overton 2 27 c Davenport b Mitchell 1 3 not out .. 21 0 c Mitchell, b Overton 1 12 E x tr a s .................. 4 207 Total 159 sh ir e . Second Innings. 37 b Hacker . . .... ,, 0 3 b Hacker 6 42 c Maxwell, b Hacker 34 2 b Hacker 0 0 c Cameron, b Creber 2 25 c Bancroft, b Maxwell 0 20 not out 16 8 c Riches, b Creber 5 2 not out 4 5 b Hacker 6 1 5 Extras 7 15 Total (for 8 wkts.) 80