Cricket 1913

August 23, 1013. CR I CKET : A WE EK L Y RECORD OF. THE GAME. 5 5 3 comrade had left. But th e rest could not play Skelding, who n ext to K in g w as ch ief facto r in L eicestershire’s victory. On the oth er hand Skelding could not beat P earson ; it w as young lie a ry w ho got his w icket at last, and so extinguished the hom e side’s last hope. L eicestershire w on b y 8 runs— bravo, L eicestershire! W o r c e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. H. K. Foster, c and b Geary .. 88 Bowley, lbw, b Shipman .. .. 5 W. B. Burns, c Shields, b Skelding . . 32 Chester, b King .. .. .. 20 G. N. Foster, c Whitehead, b SkeldinT 175 Pearson, b Skelding .. .. 4 Cuffe, c Shipman, b Geary .. .. f-6 G. L. Crowe, c Whitehead, b Shipman 17 W. H. Taylor, c Shields, b Geary .. 12 Burrows, not out ... .. .. 5 Bale, c Sharp, b Shipman .. .. 0 B 7, 1-b 5, w 3, n-b 4 .. 19 Second Innings, b Skelding c Sharp, b Shipman b Shipman c Shields, b Skelding b Skelding c "hipman, b Geary b Skelding b Skelding c Shields, b Geary .. b Skelding not out B 8, n-b 1 Total First Innings. C. J. B. Wood, st Bale, b Cuffe Whitehead (H.),c G .N .Foster,b Chester King, c G. N . Foster, b Chester C. E. De Trafford, b Taylor Coe, c Bale, b Burrows A. T. Sharp, lbw, b Burrows .. W. N. Riley, c Bale, b T a y lo r.. Shipman, c Burns, b B urrow s.. Geary, c Bale, b Taylor J. Shields, not out Skelding, lbw, b Taylor B 7, 1-b 3, n-b 4 .............................. .. 463 L e ic e s t f r s h ib e . Total Total 68 68 23 29 26 14 35 2 1 6 0 14 286 Second Innings, b Burns c Bale, b Burrows .. notout c Burns, b Burrow s.. c H. K. Foster, b Chester . c Burrows, b Taylor b Chester b Taylor b Taylor run out c H. K . Foster, b Taylor . B 10 ,1-b 4, n-b 10 2 6 31 10 51 0 6 0 6 1 9 43 4 146 24 9 41 4 0 0 18 2 24 Total ... 315 Shipman King .. Geary .. S^elding Coe Whitehead Wood 19.5 15 33 30 ' 4 ' 3 1 15-4 24 M. 2 R. 27 31 63 W. 2 L e ic e s t e r s h ir e B o w l e r s ' A n a l y s is . O. M. R. W. O. 93 59 112 140 15 19 § Whitehead bowled 2 wides, King 1 wide in first innings ; Shipman bowled 4 no-balls first innings, 1 no-ball second. W o r c e st e r s h ir e B o w le r s ], A n a l y s is . Burns .. .. *" ... Burrow s.. Taylor ... ... ... Cuffe C h este r................ Crowe • ... ... ’ ... Pearson ... Burns bowled 1, Tayloi balls, Burrows 3 in.second. Umpires—Barlow and Harrison. BLANCO For Cleaning and Whitening White Buckskin and Canvas Shoes, Cricket Pads, and all other articles of a similar nature. 0. M. R. W. O. M. R. 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Hampshire lacked Sprot and T e n n y s o n ; Sussex w ere w ithout G eo rge Cox. T h e visitors batted the w h o le of the first d a y ; but only four men d id anything o f note. V in e batted three hours for 7 5 , and he and Chaplin added 117 for the fifth w icket in 9 0 minutes; then K enn ed y got these two. and F en d er out in one over. Jupp and V in cett add ed 93 for the ninth w ick et in 75 minutes. V in e hit eight 4 ’s, Chaplin one m ighty 6 and seven 4 ’s. On F rid a y H ants had all d a y at w ick e ts; th ey scored taster, and gain ed a lead of 120 runs. M ead made his eighth century of th e season, and, battin g 140 m inutes in splendid style, his placing b ein g first-class, hit seven ­ teen 4 ’s. H e and Stone (fourteen 4 ’s in his 7 2 ) add ed 137 for the fifth w ick et in 75 minutes. B ow ell made 32 o f the first 4 0 ; M ead and A b ercom b ie added 72 for th e fourth, and Jaques and K enn ed y 53 for the last w icket. On Saturday V in e actu ally reach ed 50 in 55 minutes, and made his 104 in 140 m inutes out of 171 w h ile he w as in ! H e hit sixteen 4 's. H is w icket gave N ewm an 100 captures for th e season, and the H am p­ shire pro shonld also get his 1,000 runs b efore the campaign ends. O f the rest only Chaplin, w h o batted 105 minutes and passed his 1 ,0 0 0 in th e conrse o f his innings did anything. Hants n eeded 135 in 9 0 minutes. E v e ry man w en t for the runs, and tn ey w on w ith 10 m inutes to spare and 5 w ick ets in hand. S u sse x . First Innings. H. L. Wilson, c Mead, b Jaques .. 9 Second Innings, c Jaques, b Brown 20 Vine, c Bowell, b Kennedy 75 b Newman 104 A. H. Lang, c Jephson, b Jaques Relf (R. R.), st Stone, b Newman 10 st Stone, b MeDonell 19 24 11 Relf (A. E ), lbw, b McDonell 1 b Brown 15 H. P. Chaplin, c Stone, b Kennedy .. 65 not out 53 Jupp, not out 50 c and b Brown 8 P. G. H. Fender, c Jaques, b Kennedy 0 lbw, b McDonell 2 Relf (E. H.), b Jaques 0 b McDonell 5 Vincett, c Jaques, b Kennedy 41 c Brown, b McDonell 5 Tate (M.), c Newman, b Remnant 0 b McDonell .. 0 B 13 , 1 -b 1 2 ........................................... 25 B 4 , lb 8............................. 12 Total 300 Total 254 H a m p sh ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Bowell, c R elf (R. R.), b J u p p ................ 32 Rev. W . V. Jephson, c (Relf A. E.), b J u p p ................ ............................. 25 b Relf (A. E.) ................ 7 Remnant, c Relf (R. R.), b Tate Mead (C. P.), c Lang, b J u p p ................ 18 100 c Relf (E. H.), b Jupp 18 Lieut. C. H. Abercrombie, c Jupp, b Relf (R. R . ) .......................................... 37 c Relf (A. E.), b Jupp 39 Stone, c Vincett, b Tate ................ 72 not out ............................. 13 Brown (G ), b Tate ................ 4 st Lang, b Relf (A. E.) 18 H. C. McDonell, c Relf (R. R.), b Relf (E. H.) .......................................... 21 not out . . ..' .. 13 Newman (J.), c Relf (A. E.), b Relf (E. H.) .......................................... 32 run out ... ;............... 28 A. Jaques, not out ............................. Kennedy, c Relf (A. E.), b Vincett ... B 12 , 1 -b 9 , n-b 1 ............................. 47 10 22 L-b ............................. 1 T o t a l .......................................... 420 TotalJ(for 5 wkts.) 137 H a m p sh ir e B o w le r s ’ A n a lysis . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. w . J a q u e s ................ 24 5 58 3 12 3 33 0 Brown (G.) 13 0 54 0 17 2 54 3 Kennedy 17 2 57 4 16 2 38 0 Newman... 21 4 63 1 17 6 •55 1 McDonell 13 2 40 1 15.3 2 ■58 5 Remnant............... 4.2 S u ssex 1 3 B o w ie r s ’ . 1 A n a lysis . 2 1 • 4 0 o. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . Relf (A . E.) 16 7 27 1 14.2 0 68 2 R elf (R. R.) 12 0 50 0 9 0 45 0 Jupp ............... 24 1 114 3 5 0 23 2 Tate ............... 20 3 68 3 — - — — Vincett ... 6 3 0 59 1 — — — — Vine ............... 10 2 45 0 — — — — Fender .. 2 0 9 0 — — — . — R elf (E. H.) ................ 6 0 26 2 Jupp bowled 1 no-ball in first innings. Umpires— Richajds and Webb.