Cricket 1913

August 23, 1913. CR I CKET : A WEEK L Y RECORD OF THE GAME. in the night, and the wicket got gradually worse. The visitors were 4 for 8t at lunch, but afterwards it was a Blythe pitch, and the rest went for an additional 13. Kent winning by 264 runs. Fairservice’s three wickets were taken in the course of five balls. Huish had to retire hurt, and did not keep wicket in the last innings. K ent First Inntngs. Second Innings. Humphreys, c Shields, b Skelding 22 b G eary.., ... ............... 31 Hardinge, b Bkelding ... 6 n o to u t... ......................... . 154 Seymour (Jas.), c Sharp, b Coe 61 c and b Shipman ............... 39 Woolley (F. K.), c and b Geary 47 c 8kelding, b Geary ... 24 Hubble, c Shields, b Coe 21 h G eary....................................... 5 E. W. Dillon, b Geai y ............... 0 b Riley ... ... w 32 Jennings, st Shields, b Geary ... 1 c and b Riley ... ............... 1 Hub-h, c 8harp, b Geary............... 31 retired, h u r t ............... 23 Fairservice, b Coe........................... 1 b Skelding ........................... 19 Blythe, c Coe, b Geary ... 1 st Shields, b Coe ............... 0 Fielder, nor, o u t ........................... 0 not o u t........................... 1 B 1 , 1 -b 8, w 1 ............... 10 B 9 , 1 -b 8, w 1 , 11-b 2 ... 20 Total ... ............... 201 Total (8 w kts dec.)... 349 L e ic e s t e r sh ir e , First Innings. Second Inning--. C. J. B. Wood, c Huish, b Fairservice 2 c W oolley, b Blythe... 34 J. Burgess, c Hardinge, b Blythe 23 b Blythe 25 King, b Blythe .................................... 16 c Woolley, b Fairservice 25 C. b. de Trafford, b W oolley ... 15 b F airservice............... 4 Coe, b Fielder ... ......................... 12 c Seymour, b Fairservic? 0 A . T. Sharp, lbw, b Blythe ............. 17 c Dillon, b Woolley ... 0 W. N. Riley, c Woolley, b Blythe 21 c Woolley, b Blythe ... 0 Shipman, c Seymour, b Rlythe 38 c sub, b Blythe 2 J. Shields, c Dillon, b B ly t h e ............. 4 not out ... ............... 1 Geary, c Jennings b blythe ... 21 b Blythe ............... 3 Skelding, not out....................................... 14 lbw, b Blythe ... 0 B 3 ,1-b 6 ...................................... 9 Total ...................................... 192 T o t a l............... 91 K e n t B o w le r s ’ A n a l ys is . O . M. R. W . O. M. R. w - Shipman ........................... 12 1 51 0 ... 13 2 52 1 Skelding ........................... 21 3 72 2 ... 25 3 88 1 Geary ........................... 16 2 61 5 ... 30 4 88 3 C o e ....................................... 6 3 7 3 ... 24 4 72 1 Wood ........................... — 3 0 17 0 Riley....................................... — - — — 3 0 12 2 bkelding bowled one wide in first innings. Geary one wide and Snipman tw’o no-balls in secoud. L e ic e s t e r sh ir e B o w lers ’ A n a l y s is . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Fielder ........................... 18 1 63 1 ... — — — — Fairservice............... 5 0 21 1 ... 10 3 16 3 Blythe ........................... 24.3 6 54 7 ... 18 4 40 6 Woolley ........................... 12 X 45 1 ... 7 1 38 1 Yorkshire v. Essex. A t B radford, A u gu st 18, 19, and 20. T h e re were over 7000 sp ectators on M onday. W ilso n and D enton added 49 for th e second w icket, and K iln e r and H irst 148 for the fourth, each h ittin g ten 4 ’s. K iln e r got a nasty blow, and h ad to leave the field for a tim e. H a ig h ’s w ell-hit if lu cky 69 in clu d ed eigh t 4 ’s. B ooth and E . R . W ilson, not out overn ight, took their eighth w icket partnership to 126 on the secon d day, the old R u gbeian m akin g his first century for his county. H e m ade his 104 * in 110 m inutes, w ith two 6’s, a 5 , and thirteen 4 ’s. E ssex’s response to the total o f 512 was a very poor one. F an e batted 2 hours for his 32 . H irst took 3 w ickets in 2 overs, a w elcom e feat after his lo n g spell off bow ling ow ing to knee trouble. T h e follow -o n was a very different matter, though even in th at the m ajority failed. Perrin and F an e put up a fine resistan ce, which, begin n in g on T uesd ay, was n ot finished till well in to W ednesday morning, when they h ad a d d ed 161 in 150 m inutes. Perrin was scarcely at his b e s t; but F an e ’s 130 was a really splendid innings. H e batted 3 i hours, hit eighteen 4 ’s, and m ade no m is­ take o f any m om ent. E ig h t were out for 267 ; but then D ou glas was jo in ed by B u cken h am , an d a stand ensued which looked as if it m ight rob Y o rk sh ire o f victory. T h e se two stayed 90 m inutes together, add in g 76 ; and the E ssex cap tain was in 150 m inutes in all. Y o rk sh ire won by an innings and 48 runs. In the course o f the m atch B ooth scored his th ousandth run and D rake took his hundredth w icket. Rhodes, b Douglas............... Wilson (B. B.), c M clver, b Buck­ enham ... ... ............... 44 Denton, c M clver, b Tremlin ... 33 Kilner, lbw, b Trem lin ............... 85 Hirst, lbw, b Douglas ............... 77 Haigh, c Fane, b Davies ... ... 69 Drake, c M clver, b Douglas ... 3 Y o r k sh ir e . Booth, c M clver, b Trem lin ... 56 E. R. Wilson, not out ... ... 104 Sir A . W . W hite, b Douglas ... 0 Dolphin, not ont ........................... 20 B 14 , 1 -b 2 ........................... 16 Total (for 9 wkts., dec.) 512 E ssex . First Innings. Second Innings. Russell, c Denton, b Drake ............... 14 b Drake ... 3 C. D. M clver, c Dolphin, b Booth 3 run out ... 2 Freeman, c Dolphin, b Drake ... 13 c Dolphin, b Drake 4 P. A . Perrin, c Hirst, b B o o th ............... 8 c Delphin, b Haigh 60 F. L. Fane, lbw, b Haieh 32 c and b Drake ... 130 l.W .H .T.D ouglas, c and b E.R.W ilson 2 lbw, b Drak 88 C. M cGahey, b Hirst 9 b Drake ... 2 Reeves, b Hirst 1 lbw ,b Booth ... 12 3 . B. Davies, b Hirst 0 c Denton, b Drake 4 Huckenham, not out 9 notout ... 23 Tremlin, c Denton, b Haigh 10 b Drake ... 6 B 12 , 1 -b 2 14 B 4 , 1 -b 10 , n-b 1 ... 15 Total 115 Total ... 349 E sse x B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Douglas ... 34 5 104 4 Davies .. 23 3 90 1 Buckenham 26 2 109 1 M cGahey 4 0 22 0 Tremlin .. 34 2 157 3 Reeves .. 7 2 14 0 Y o r k sh ir e B ow ’ le r s ’ A n a l y s is . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. w. Booth 19 6 30 2 31 1 144 1 Drake 16 7 24 2 34.1 9 6$ 7 H irst ................... 14 4 14 3 18 4 45 0 E. R . Wilson 11 5 10 1 14 7 15 0 Rhodes 7 1 16 0 15 4 34 0 Haigh 5-3 2 7 2 14 6 22 1 Kilner — — — — 5 2 5 0 H irst bowled 1 no-ball in second innings. “ BURMO” BON BON5. 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