Cricket 1913

662 CR I CK E T : A W E E K L Y RECORD OF THE GAME. September 27, 1013. Pearson (F.) P. A. Perrin Quaife (W. G.) Relf (A. E.) Relf (R. R.) Rhodes (W.) W. N. Riley Russell (A. C.) Sandham ( \.) S. H. Saville Seymour (Jas.) Seymour (John) Sharp (J.) .. .. G. H. Simpson-Hayward . S. G. Smith Spring (A. W.) Tarrant (F. A.) Hon. Iy. H. Tennyson Thompson (G. J.) Tyldesley (E.) Tyldesley (J. T.) Vine (J.) .. P. F. Warner Whitehead (H.) A. C. Wilkinson Wilson (B. B.) E. R. Wilson H. Iy. Wilson C. J. B. Wood. Woolley (F. E ) 113* Worcestershire v. Surrey, Worcester, Aug 22, 23. 106 Worcestershire v. Gloucestershire, Worcester, June 5. 140 Essex v. Surrey, Leyton, June 21. 129* Warwickshire v. lyeicestershire, Birmingham, May 16, 17. 127 Warwickshire v. Sussex, Coventry, June 12. 124 Warwickshire v. Surrey, Oval, May 29. 109 Warwickshire v. Surrey, Oval, May 30, 31. 107 Warwickshire v. Northants, Birmingham, June 2. 105 Warwickshire v. Surrey, Birmingham, Aug. 18, 19. 130 Sussex v. Iyeicestershire, Iyeicester, June 6. 120 Sussex v. Gloucestershire, Gloucester, May 30 , Si- 117 Sussex v. Gloucestershire, Hove, Aug. 22. 103 Sussex v. Surrey, Oval, July 1, 2. 177 Sussex v. Oxford Univ., Hove, June 19, 20. 113 Sussex v. Gloucestershire, Hove, Aug. 21. 100 Sussex v. Northants, Northampton, July 14. 152 Yorkshire v. Iyeicestershire, Iyeicester, July 3. no Yorkshire v. Gloucestershire, Bristol, May if. no Yorkshire v. Northants, Northampton, June 22. 102 Yorkshire v. Cambridge Univ., Cambridge, May 29. 121 Cambridge Univ. v. Hants, Cambridge, June 7. 100 Iyeicestershire v. Yorkshire, Iyeicester, July 4. no Essex v. Iyancashire, Manchester, Aug. 23. 102 Essex v. Hants, Iyeyton, July 24. 196 Surrey v. Sussex, Oval, June 30, July 1. 101 Cambridge Univ. v. Free Foresters, Cambridge, June 9. 124 Kent v. Hants, Portsmouth, June 26, 27. 118 Kent v. Somerset, Catford, May 27. 114* Kent v. Northants, Dover, Aug. 27. 107 Kent v. Iyancashire, Manchester, June 5, 6. 106 Kent v. Warwickshire, Birmingham, July 8, 9. 136* Northants v. Derbyshire, Blackwell, June 21. 123* Iyancashire v. Northants, Manchester, July 3. 119 Iyancashire v Middlesex, Lord's, June 12, 13. 105* Worcestershire v. lyeicestershire, Coalville, June 13. 133 Northants v. Kent, Northampton, May 29. 1i 1 Northants v. Gloucestershire, Bristol, June 30. 108 Northants v. Kent, Dover, Aug. 26. 102 Northants v. Yorkshire, Northampton, June 28. 101 Surrey v. Worcestershire, Oval, July 25. 142 Middlesex v. Notts, Nottingham, Aug. 19, 20. 136 Middlesex v. Warwickshire, Birmingham, Aug. 21, 22. 104 Middlesex v. Warwickshire, Lord’s, June 16. 116 Hants v. Essex, Iyeyton, July 25. h i Hants v. Notts, Nottingham, July 29. no M. C. C. v Oxford Univ., Lord’s, July 4. 131* Northants v. Somerset, Bath, July 29. 123 Iyancashirev. Notts, Nottingham, June 16, 17. no Iyancashire v. Surrey, Oval, June 26, 27. 109 Iyancashirev. Iyeicestershire, Iyeicester, June 23 210 Iyancashire v. Surrey, Oval, June 26. 129 Iyancashire v. Iyeicestershire, Iyeicester, June 23 - 107 Iyancashire v. Sussex, Horsham, July 24. 106 Iyancashire v. Warwickshire, Manchester, July 28. 136 Sussex v. Derbyshire, Derby, July 10, 11. 104 Sussex v. Hants, Portsmouth, Aug. 16. 101 Sussex v. Gloucestershire, Hove, Aug. 22. 100* Sussex v. Warwickshire, Coventry, June 14. 125 Middlesex v. Essex, Lord's, May 20, 31. 115 Middlesex v. Surrey, Oval, July 21. 100 Middlesex v. Warwickshire, IYord’s, June 16. 100 Iyeicestershirev. Hants, Southampton, May21. 100 Iyeicestershire v. Worcestershire, Coalville June 12. 129 Oxford Univ. v. M.C.C., Oxford, May 22. 108 Yorkshire v. Sussex, Hastings, Aug. 28. 104 Yorkshire v. Gloucestershire, Bristol, May 16. 104* Yorkshire v. Essex, Bradford, Aug. 18, 19. 109 Sussex v. Gloucestershire, Hove, Aug. 21. 164* Iyeicestershire v. Warwickshire, Hinckley, July 12. 108 Iyeicestershire v. Sussex, Hove, July 7. 224* Kent v. Oxford Univ., Oxford, May 19. 177 Kent v. Surrey, Blackheath, July 3, 4. 105 Kent v. Hants, Portsmouth, June 27. 101* Kent v. Somerset, Taunton, Aug. 15. CENTURIES FOR AN 1 ) AGAINST THE VARIOUS SIDES. Side. For.Agst. Side. For. Agst. Army ........................ 1 0 Navy ........................ 0 1 Cambridge University ... 9 6 Northants ............. ... 12 13 Derbyshire 2 8 Notts ... 12 IO Eleven of England ... 0 1 Oxford University 5 5 Essex ........................ 12 9 Players ............. 1 3 Free Foresters 1 0 Scotland ............. 0 1 vjrentlemen 3 1 Somerset ............. 4 9 Gloucestershire •• 5 21 Surrey ............. ... 18 18 Hampshire ............. 21 22 Sussex ........................ 16 18 Kent ........................ ... 19 0 Warwickshire •• 13 13 Lancashire ............. ... 13 8 Worcestershire ... 15 9 Leicestershire ... ... 9 20 Yorkshire ............. ... 15 6 Lord Londesborough’s XI. 2 ■ „ M.C.C............................... 1 4 Totals ............. ... 223 223 Middlesex ............. ... 14 II ---- — PARTNERSHIPS OF 200 OR MORE RUNS FOR A WICKET. 333 f°r 2nd, A. W. Carr & Lee, Notts v. Leicestershire, Nottingham, August 11, 12. 325for 7th, C. H. Abercrombie & Brown, Hants v. Essex, Leyton, July 26. 313 for ist, Hayward & Hobbs, Surrey v. Worcestershire, Worcester, August 21. 306 for ist, Bowley & Pearson, Worcestershire v. Gloucestershire, Wor cester, June 5. 298 for 6th, Harrison & Sandham, Surrey v. Sussex, Oval, June 30, July 1. 264 for 3rd, Relf (R.R.) & Vine, Sussex v. Oxford U., Hove, June 19, 20. 254 for 4th, Chester & G. N. Foster, Worcestershire v. Middlesex, Lord's, August 26, 27. 240 for 3rd, Rev. F. H. Gillingham & P. A. Perrin, Essex v. Surrey, Leyton, June 21. 235 for 3rd, Kinneir & Quaife, Warwickshire v. Surrey, Oval, May 30, 31. 231 for 2nd, Hardinge & Seymour, Kent v. Hants, Portsmouth, June 26, 27. 231 for 3rd, Gunn (J.) & Lee, Notts v. Sussex, Hove, June 27, 28. 216 for 2nd, Haywood & S. G. Smith, Northants v. Gloucestershire, Bristol, June 30. 212 for 4th, Hirst & Wilson (R. B.), Yorkshire v. Sussex, Hastings, August 28. 210 for ist, C. D. Mclver & Russell, Essex v. Hants, Leytori, July 25. 210 for 3rd, Seymour & Woolley, Kent v. Oxford U., Oxford, May 19. 209 for 3rd, I. P. F. Campbell & G. R. R. Colman, Oxford U. v. Han:s, Southampton, July 1. 206 for 3rd, Hearne (J. W.) & P. F. Warner, Middlesex v. Sussex, Eastbourne, August 7. CENTURIES IN FIRST-CLAPS CRICKET. 43 men, 1913 - 1 each . 43 1912 . 39 men, 1 each . 39 1911 . 48 men, 1 each • 48 22 „ 2 „ . 44 19 „ 2 „ . 38 29 „ 2 „ . 58 17 „ 3 „ . 51 10 „ 3 „ ■ 30 11 „ 3 „ . 33 8 M 4 „ . 32 4 „ 4 „ ■ 16 6 „ 4 „ . 24 2 „ 5 „ .. 10 1 man, 5 • 5 8 „ 5 „ • 40 3 „ 6 „ .. 18 2 men, 6 each • 12 4 „ 6 „ 24 1 man, 7 7 2 „ 7 „ . 14 3 ,, 7 „ . 21 2 men, 9 each .. 18 1 mnn, 8 8 1 man, 9 . 9 Total 223 Total 162 Total 257 G E O R G E L E W I N & C o . , Club Colour Specialists & Athletic Clothing Manufacturers. OUTFITTERS BY APPO INTMENT TO Tha Royal Nary and Army, Cornwall, Kent, Middlesex, Somerset and Surrey Counties, and London Scottish, Irish and Welsh, Blackheath, Harlequins, Rich mond, Catford Rugby Football Clubs, and all the leading Clubs in the British Isles and abroad; M.C.C. S. African Tour 1909, 8. African Cricket Association 1910, and Queen's Club, Kensington, the M.C.C. Australian Tsana 1911-11 and the loath African Association Cricket Tsam 1912. Established 1869. W arn roa lffDUTiB. Ttbphons : P.O. 907 C IT Y . Worbt at CamtmMU. 8 , CROOKED LANE, MONUMENT , E.G. This season 34 centuries were made in May, 69 in June, 50 in July, 65 in August, 5 in September. Last year 55 were registered up to June 1 inclusive (the third day of matches beginning May 30), 40 in June (excluding the ist), 49 in July, 12 in August, 6 in September. In 1911 there were 42 in May, 65 in June, 80 in July, 59 in August, and 11 in September. Of the 223 centuries 23 were made at the Oval, 18 at Southampton, 16 at Leyton, 16 at Lord's, 14 at Trent Bridge, 12 at Worcester, 11 at Cambridge, 11 at Leicester, 10 at Edgbaston, 10 at Hove, 9 at Bristol, 8 at Old Trafford, 7 at Northampton, 6 at Dover, 4 at Bath, 4 at Derby, 4 at Scarborough; 3 each at Bradford, Coalville, Coventry, Eastbourne, Gloucester, and Portsmouth ; 2 each at Bournemouth, Catford, Hastings, Oxford, and Taunton; and 1 each at Ashby-de-laZouch, Blackheath, Blackwell, Canterbury, Cheltenham, Chesterfield, Dudley, Harrowgate, Hinckley, Horsham, Leeds, and Nuneaton. Three centuries in one innings were scored five times during 1913— by Bowley, W. B. Burns, and Pearscn for Worcestershire v. Gloucester shire, by Hardinge, Seymour, and Woolley for Kent v. Hampshire, by W. G. K. Boswell, T. P. F. Campbell, and G. R. R. Colman for Oxford University v. Hampshire, by the Rev. F. H. Gillingham, C. D. Mclver, and Russell for Essex v. Hampshire, and by Lieut. C. H. Abercrombie, Brown, and the Hon. L. H. Tennyson for Hampshire v. Essex. Two centuries in an innings were made 26 times. The double century feat was recorded six times—by Charlesworth, Gunn (G.), Hardinge, King, Mead (C.P.), and Quaife. Hardinge scored four centuries in successive innings, and five in four matches. Quaife scored three centuries in successive innings.