Cricket 1913

August 23, 1913. C R I C K E T : A WEEKLY RECORD OE THE GAME. Nottinghamshire v. Middlesex. A t T re n t B ridge, A u gu st 1 8 1 9 and 20. P. F. Warner was well enough to play, and the N ottingham crowd hailed with jo y the return o f A . O. Jones to the cap ta in cy after his long absen ce. T arran t and young H earne added 106 for the secon d w icket o f M idd lesex in 85 m inutes, and Mann (one 6, and eight 4’s) hit finely ; but the rest were disappoin tin g. T arran t (eleven 4 ’s) batted 3^ hours for his 84. G eo rge G unn and Lee put up 67 for the first wicket o f N otts, and the total was 96 for 1 at the draw ing of stumps. O n T u e sd a y the brothers Gunn added 96 in 90 m inutes, Jo h n G un n and Payton 61 in 55, John Gunn and Irem on ger 107 in 85, and Ireinonger and O ates 60 for the ninth in 30. G eo rge G an n was in 190 m inutes, gave a ch an ce at 23, and on ly hit four 4’s ; John who gave chances at 61 and 78, 250 m inutes, with a 5 (4 overthrow) and thirteen 4 ’s ; and Iremonger only 140 m inutes, with twelve 4’s, Irem onger gave no chance, and has not batted better for years. J . W . H earn e took his hundredth w icket of the season when he had Jones caught. W ass was absent, hurt, and the innin gs closed for 480. T arran t did not bowl a ball during its co-irse. M iddlesex scored 11 for o before tim e. O n W ed nesday S aville soon le ft ; but then T arran t .and J. W . H earn e put up a fine partnership addin' 180 in a trifle ever 2 hours, while H endren later helped T arran t to put on 95 in 65 m inutes, and the tired bow lini was p u n ;sh ed severely by M ann, who reached his 50 in 20 m inutes, and was altogether ‘cn ly 40 m inutes m aking 71 (three 6’s and nine 4’s). T arran t batted 3 ! hours, hil twenty-one 4 !s, and gave no chance ; H earne was in about 2 hours, with tw elve 4’s, and a Hot chance o f c and b at 61 as his on ly one m istake. W ass was unable to bowl at all. L e s s than one hour and a h a lf was left to play whei, the hom e side went in again , and the proceedings were of no real interest 33 w ickets. In the m atch 1223 runs were m ade foi M id d le se x . First Innings. S. H. Saville, c Gunn(G.), b Iremonger 8 Tarrant, c Gunn (G.), b Iremonger ... 84 Htarne (J.W .), b Lee .................... 49 P. F. W arner, b Lee ........................ 16 Hendren (E.), c Carr, bWass ................. 10 F. T. Mann, c Lee, b W ass ............... 50 J. Douglas, b Iremonger ... ............... 2 N. Haig, b W ass ... .................... 16 Murrell, b Wass .................. ............... 15 Hearne (J.T.), b Lee ... ............... 5 V. R. Policy, not out .................... 2 Lb l, nb 2 ................................................... 3 Second Innings, c Alletson, b Carr st Oates, b L e e ............... lbw, b Iremoriger c Oates, b C a r r ............... c Oates, b Gunn (J.) ... st Oates, b L e e ............... st Oates, b L e e ............... c W hysall, b Gunn (J)... b Gunn (J.) ............... c Gunn (J.), b Lee not out ........................... B5, lb6i w2 Total)... Gunn (G.), lbw, b Hearne (J.W.) 97 Lee (G.M.), c Tarrant, b Hearne (J .W .)........................... 31 A. W. Carr, run out ... 13 Gunn (J.), run o u t ........................... 126 Payton, c Murrell, b H aig ... 21 W hysall, b H aig ........................... 4 Iremonger, not out........................... 90 ............... 260 N o ttin g h a m s h ir e . First Inning: Total 7 142 106 ] 56 71 14 7 17 12 . 44 C Alletson, c Poll y,b Hearne (J.W.) 0 A . 0 . Jones, c Haig, b Hearne(J.W ) 10 Oates, c Murrell, b Polley"............... 37 Wass, absent, h u r t........................ . — B 10 , lb 1 , w 1, nb 1 ............... 19 Total ... 44 & IQ• Second Innings—Gunn (G.), b Haig, 10 ; Lee, c Murrell, b Polley. 18 ; A. W . Carr, b Haig , 4 ; Gunn (J.), not out, 10 ; Paytun, lbw, b Haig, 11 ; Whyaall, not out, 8 ; b 11 , lb 1 , w 2 ; Total (for 4 wickets) 75 . N o t t in g h a m sh ir e B o w le r s ’ A n a l y s is . •O. M. R. W . 0 . M. R. W . Wass Iremonger Carr Lee Gunn (J .)... Jon s 28 29 12 6 34 19 28*3 33 4 87 87 130 108 15 Carr bowled 2 n-b first innings, Gunn and Jones a wide each In second. M id d le s e x B o w le r s ’ A n a ly s is . Hearne (J.T.) Polley............... Hearne (J.W.) Hendren H aig.. Saville ■Douglas O. 32 29-3 53 1 30 r S'... 1 R. 57 100 167 7 83 10 5 W. 0 1 4 0 2 0 0 M. r . w . 20 0 Umpires— Barlow and Blake. Warwickshire v. Surrey. A t E d g b a s to n , A u g u s t 18 , 19, an d 20. W a r w ic k ­ sh ire p la ye d five b o w le rs o f la s t m ed ium p a c e or o v e r. S u rre y h a d th e h elp o f D . H . B u tc h e r, th e U p p e r T o o tin g c ra c k . E x c e p t fo r H o b b s, w h o m ad e h is fa u ltle ss 122 ou t o f 199 in 3 h o u rs, w ith e lev en 4 ’s, a n d S p rin g , th e S u rre y b a ttin g w a s d istin ctly slow . H a rriso n h elp ed th e c ra c k to add 113 fo r the th ird w ic k e t, and B u tc h e r and S p rin g p u t on 64 fo r th e se v en th W a r w ic k s h ir e had' 3 o u t fo r 15 b y ca ll of timle. O n T u esd ay C h a rle sw o rth a n d Q u a ife m ade a g r e a t stan d , a d d in g 173 in 145 m in u tes. C h a rle s- w o r th ’s in n in g s (w hich in clu d e d tw el ‘v e 4 ’ s) w a s m arred by three chan ces at the w icket ; Q u aife (seven 4 ’ s) had his o n ly life a t 66. 1 his w a s h is sixth ce n tu ry o f th e sea so n , and h is th ird v . S u rre y th is y e a r. S u rr e y , w ith H o b b s o u t on T u e s d a y e v e n in g , w e re a g a in slo w on W e d n e s d a y . H a y e s and H a rriso n to o k 90 m in ­ u tes to add 6 6 ; K n ig h t and H a rris o n p u t on 85 in 80 m in u tes. T h e c ro w d w a s r e s t iv e ; b u t th e visito rs- refused to play in to their op p on en ts’ hands, and sat tig h t on th eir first in n in g s ’ lead . T h e y to o k 5 h o u rs to score 240. W hen a declaration was made, W arw ick­ sh ire had 253 to g e t in ju s t under 2 h o u rs, and mrade 179 in the tim e. C h a rle sw o rth re a ch ed 50 in 40 m in ­ u tes, and 100 in 70, th u s a d d in g h is n am e to the list o f th ose w h o h a v e m ad e tw o o e n tu rie s in a m atch . T w o 6 ’s. and tw elv e 4 ’s w e re in clu ded in h is score. First Innings. Hayward, b Jeeves Hobbs, c Charlesworth, b Jeeve-, Hayes, bjHowell ... ............... Harrison, c Smith, b Quaife ... D. J. Knight, c Smith, b Quaife D. H . Butcher, not o u t ............... Goatly, b Howell ... , ............... Spring, c Smith, b Jeeves Strudwick, b Jeeves ............... Hitch, c Foster, b Jeeves Rushby, st Smith, b Foster B 11. l-b 9 , n-b 1 ............... Total S u r r e y . 20 c Pearson, b Field ............... 17 122 run out ... 9 10 lbw, b H o w ell........................... 43 47 not o u t ...................................... 79 6 b F i e l d ...................................... 35 41 c Parsons, b Langley 1 4 39 b Langley ... ............... c and d F ie ld ........................... 9 1 0 b Jeeves ............... ,12 14 c How.ell, b Field .**j 1 0 notout ... 14 21 B 11, l-b 5 , w 1 , n-b 2 •• 19 ... 324 W a r w ic k sh ir e . Fir?t Innings. Smith (E.J.) c Butcher, b Hitch Parsons, b Hitch Charlesworth, c Spring, b Hayes Field, b Rushby ... Quaife. c Harrison, b Spring ... F. R. Foster, c Harrison, b Rushby Baker, notout ... Jeeves, c Spring, b Hitch E. B. Crockford. b Hitch C. K. Langley, run out Howell, b H itchv.s B 8, l-b 2 , w 5 , n b 2 Total (for 9 wkts.dec) 240 Second Innings, Total 9 c Knight, b Hitch ... 13 0 b Hayes ... ................ 21 100 0 not out 101 105 not out ... ................ 5 30 b Hitch 25 18 11 b Spring ................ 0 6 16 b Hayes 11 0 17 L-b 2, n-bl 4 312 Total (for 5 wkts.) ..., 179 W a r w ic k sh ir e B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . O. M. 20-5 4 16 4 22 5 10 1 22 8 18 2 R. 63 26 60 39 53 62 W. o. M. R. W . I 20 10 30 0 0 27 9 68 4 5 19 8 30 1 0 16 2 45 2 2 9 6 11 1 2 14 4 29 0 — 4 1 8 0 Foster Field ................ Jeeves ................ Langley................ Howell ... Quaife .. Charlesworth .. Langley bowled a no-ball in first innings, Charlesworth a wide and Field two no-balls in second. S u rrey B o w le r s ’ A n a l y s is . Hitch ............................. R u s h b y ................ .., Spring ............................. Hayes ................ G oatly .. ... ;.. Hitch bowled 4 wides, 2 no-balls, and fiushby i wide in fiist innlngd, Ilitch 1 no-ball in second. Umpires—Atfleld and Harrison. 0 . M. R. W. o . M. R W. 26 4 4 96 5 7 0 34 2 33 4 107 2 8 0 35 0 18 4 39 1 8 0 51 1 14 1 31 1 9 0 51 2 8 0 22 0 2 1 5 0