Cricket 1913

September 0, 1918. CR I CKET : A WEEK L Y RECORD OF THE GAME. Fi' st Inning-*. H. L. Wilt-on, c Hitch, b Ruhhby Relf (R. R.), b Smith ............... Rolf (A. E.),*lbw; b Smith H . P. Chaplin, c H itch, b Rusliby Vine, b Smith ... ............... Jupp, c Sm ith, b G o a tly ............... P. G. H. Fender, run out............... Cox, b Sm ith ............... Street, c H itch, b Smith ... Yincett, not out ........................... N. J. Holiowav, Ibw, b Sm ith ... B 3 , l-b 3 ....................................... SUSSEX. Second innings. 31 lbw, b Smith ............... 7 b Smith ... ............... ... 1 c Hobbs, b Smith 11 c Hayes, b Smith 10 lbw, b Smith ... ... 18 c a d b Smith ... 38 c Hitch, b Goatly 4 c and b G oatly ... 10 b Sm ith ... • ............... 30 b Sm ith ... 4 n o t o u t ........................... 6 B 8, l-b 3 ............... 21 53 20 0 4 0 12 11 9 0 0 11 Total ... 170 First Innings. Total ... Second Inning*. M. C, Bird, c and b Relf (A. E.) 13 b.Relf (A. L.) ... 6 Hobbs, lbw, b Cox ... Hayes, c Fender,, b Cox ... 87 lbw, b Vine it... 1- 5 b V ii.cutt 12 Harrison, b Vincett 47 c an<! b Relf (A. E.) ... 5 D. J. K- ight, c Street, b Cox . 14 b C x ................... 9 (ioatiy, b V in c e tt........................ 1 not o u t ................ 28 Spring, b Cox 0 c Jupp, b Cox ... 0 Strudwick, n oton t........................ 4 c Relf (R. K ), b Cox ... . 3 Smith (W. C.), b Vincett ... 9 c Fend r, b Cox 3 b Relf (A. E.) ... 12 Hitch, c Fonder, b Cox ... 7 ‘Kushby, b Cox ............... 0 c Vincett, b Relf ( \.E .) 0 L-b 10, n-b 2 ... 12 L - b ............... 2 Total ........................... ... ]95 Total ... * S urrey B ow lkrs ’ A nalysis . 95 O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Smith ............... ............... 255 5 72 6 ... 25.2 8 62 8 Rushby ........................... 19 4 49 2 ... 11 3 28 0 .Spring ... 6 0 19 0 ... — — — — Guatly ....................................... 7 2 24 1 ... 14 S u ssex B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . 3 40 2 O. Al. R. W. O. M. R. V . Relf (A. E.) ... ............... 17 5 32 1 ... 115 2 22 4 Holloway ........................... 11 2 40 0 ... — — — — Cox ....................................... 27 8 54 6 ... 8 2 22 4 Vincett ....................................... 19 2 46 3 ... 16 3 49 2 Fender ....................................... 5 0 11 o ... — Holloway botfled 2 no-balls in fim innings. Umpires— Brown and Webb. . Norfolk v. Glamorgan. At Lakenham, Norwich, September 1 , 2 , and 3 . Bain spoiled this challenge match, but as Norfolk secured a first innings’ lead the championship falls to theim. For a con­ sideration of £ 5 0 —which could not have done more than pay the team’s expenses— Glamorgan waived their right to play at home. There was a period of 1 3 0 minutes’ play on Monday, and on a slow, easy wicket Norfolk made 173 for 3 . Popham got 7 4 in a little over an hour and a half, and Stevens helped him to add 7 9 for the second wicket. On Tuesday there was le&j than 2 hours’ play. The Norfolk innings closed for 2 4 4 , and B iches and Tait made 5 4 without loss for Glamorgan. Only the fact that both sides were fighting hard redeemed Wednesday’s play from tedium. The not outs took the score to 9 5 , but at that figure 3 wickets fell. In all Glamorgan batted nearly 4 J hours for 1 6 8 ; but there was a sudden slump at the finish, the last 3 wickets all falling at that total. Then Creber, on a wicket that suited him, proved too much for Norfolk, and they were all out for 6 1 . N o r fo lk G l a m o r g a n . First Innings. Second Innings. R. W. Thurgar, b Creber ............... 12 c Bancroft, b Creber... 6 R. F. Popham, b Hacker 74 c Maxwell, b Creber... 12 G. A. Stevens, c Bancroft, b Maxwell 38 st Billings, b Creber... 10 B. Cozens-Hardy, Ibw, b Creber 14 c Whittington, b Creber 19 E . J. Fulcher, b Creber ... ............... 35 run out ... 0 G. R. Pedder, c Riches, b Hacker ... 17 b Creber 1 A. R. Hudson, run o u t ........................... 1 c Tait, b Creber 3 Watson, c Billings, b H ack er............... 31 c Hacker, b Creber ... 4 J. H. Falcon, c Billings, b Hacker ... 0 b Hacker ............... 0 Falconer, not o u t... ........................... 7 st Billings, b Creber ... 5 Gibson, c Bancroft, b Creber ... 1 not out ... ............... 1 B 11 , l-b 2 , w 1... ... ............... 14 T o ta l... ............... 244 Total ... 61 For Sale : Cricket Annuals, over 2,000 Books on Ciicket, Cricket Prints and Engravings. A. J. Gastou, “ Argus ” Office, Brighton. W a n t e d . —Volumes of C r ic k e t for 1888, 1890 and 1894. State condition, whether bound or unbound, and price asked, to Manager; of C r ic k e t , 25, White Street, Moor Lane, London, E .C . N. V. H. Riches, c Fulcher, b P. Morris, b Falconer ............... 11 Falconer ........................... 38 Maxwell, c Stevens, b Falconer 0 J. R. Tait, c Watson, b Fulcher 49 E . A. Billings, b Fulcher 21 R. A. Gibbs, c Pedder, b Fulcher 0 Hacker, not out ... 0 T. A. L.Whittington, lbw, b Fulcher 18 Lreber, lbw, b Falconer... 0 E. R. Sweet-Escoit, c Watson, b B 12 , l-b 3 , n-b 3 ............... 18 Fulcher....................................... 4 Bancroft, c Cozens-Hardy, b FalTotal ........................... 168 coner ....................................... 12 G la m o r g an B o w le r s ' A n a l y s is . H acker ... O. M . R. W . O. M. 32 8 79 4 ... 12 3 R. 28 W . 1 Maxwell ... 18 3 72 1 ... — — — — Creber ... 20.4 2 19 4 ... 12.4 1 33 8 H acker bowled a wide in first innings. N o r f o l k B o w l e r s ’ A n a n y s is . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . Falconer . , 31.3 15 49 5 j| Fulcher ... 22 9 26 5 Gibson 11 5 18 0 | Falcon ... 3 0 13 0 Watson 27 0 41 0 | Hudson ... 3 1 3 0 Hudson bowled 2 no-balls, Falcon 1 no-ball. Um pires— Attewell and Marshall. Y o r k s h i r e v. M.C.C. At Scarborough, September 2 and 3 — no play possible on the.Monday,.owing to rain. G. G. Napier bowled very finely for M.O.C., and Yorkshire were all out for 1 3 8 . Booth was almosit as deadly as Napier, and only Altham, who made his 3 1 in 4 0 minutes, did much for M.C.C. On Wednesday rain interfered with play. Bhodes— with his 2 ,0 0 0 in view, no doubt, batted 5 0 minutes for an addition of 6. Kilner scored his capital 6 7 * in 1 2 5 minutes. M.C.C., needing 1 8 4 in 1 0 5 minutes, after the closure had been applied, lost 4 for 1 9 ; but Faulkner and Altham added 4 4 , and the latter, again top scorer, fairly saved the game for his side. When Hirst bowled W. S. Bird with a ball that the old Malvernian did not attempt to play, he took his hundredth wicket of the season. This feat he has accomplished fifteen times. Seventeen times he has made 1 ,0 0 0 runs, and four­ teen times he has had both 1,000 runs and 100 wickets in a season. What a man it i s ! Y o r k s h ir e . First Inningd. Rhodes, lbw , b Faulkner ............... 35 B. B. W ils >n, c Bird, b Napier ... 19 Denton, b N apier....................................... 0 Kilner, b N a p ie r ........................ .. ... 34 Hirst, b Napier ............... ............... 3 Holmes, c Napier, b Faulkiur... 11 Haigh, b N a p ier....................................... 6 Booth, bN apier ... ........................... 2 Drake, not out ... ........................... 10 Sir A. W . W hite, b Napier ............... 4 Dolphin, c Morton, b N a p ier............... 5 B 1, l-b 7 , n-b 1 ... ......... 9 Total ........................... Second Innings, lbw, b Douglas c Napier, b Morton ... b Napier ............... not o u t ........................... b Douglas ............... c Bird, b Douglas ... Ibw, b D<*uglas c Jesfop. b Douglas ... c Fane, b Faulkner... 31 3 31 67 8 2 3 3 ... 138 M .C. C. B 9 , l b 1 , n-b 3 ... T ofal (8 wkts. dec). First Innings. J. W . H. T. Douelas, c Kilaer, b Hirst 14 G. E. V . Hrutchley, b Hirst ............... 6 J. W. Hearne. b Booth ... ............... 6 F. li. Fane, c Dolphin, b Booth ... 3 G. A. Faulkner, b Booth ............... 1 G. L. Jps8op, b Booth ... ............... 17 H . S. Altham, c Dolphin, b Booth ... 31 Morton, c Denton, b Booth ............... 12 W. S. Bird, c Kilner, b D rake............... 16 H. D. Leveson-Gower, b Haigh ... 12 G. G. Napier, not out ... ..» ... 0 B 5, w l ........................... ... 6 Second Innings. b Booth c Kilner, b Drake ... c Dolphin, b Booth ... b Booth ............... b Drake........................... c Rhodes, b H irst ... not o u t ........................... b Drake............... b H irst........................... not o u t ........................... Total B 4 , l-b 2 ............... •** 124 Total (8 wkts.) M.C.C. B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . 0 2 0 7 17 11 34 16 1 4 6 98 Napier ... Douglas Hearne... Faulkner Morton... H irst Booth Haigh Drake o . M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 21 5 44 8 14 2 38 1 4 0 21 0 18 5 40 5 6 0 37 0 — — — — 10 1 27 2 14.5 1 44 1 — — — — 17 3 34 1 >-ball in first and 3 in second innings. [ ir e B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . 0. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 21 4 61 2 15 2 45 2 20 2 49 6 10 2 22 3 2 0 6 1 2 1 5 0 1.4 0 2 1 9 1 20 3 Booth bowled 1 wide in first innings. Umpires— B utt and Harrison.