Cricket 1913

664 CR ICKET : A W EEkLY RECORD O f THE GAME. September 27, 1913. M. 0. M . R. W. A. Spring (A. W.) ........................ 16 33 «-0 65 939 34 27.61 A. C. Wilkinson ........................ 7 82.0 12 332 12 27.66 Hon. F. S. G. Calthorpe............. 11 221.0 36 720 26 27.69 A. P. Day ................................... 10 217.1 37 611 22 27.77 M . Falcon .................................. 4 96.2 15 389 *4 27.78 Root (F. C.) ............. ............. 14 243.1 47 725 26 27.88 A. Jaques ................................... 23 562.3 131 1503 53 28.35 M. C. B ir d .................................. 20 273-5 53 886 3 * 28.48 J. H. Naumann ........................ 8 207.0 43 659 23 28.65 W. H. Taylor................................... 4 84-3 12 374 *3 28.76 Robson (E.) ............. ............. 17 627.4 114 1882 65 28.95 Makepeace (H.) ... ............. 14 114.1 28 290 10 29.00 Lee (G. M .) ................................... 16 184.0 19 732 25 29.28 Warren (A.) ................................... 8 129.0 *9 385 *3 29.61 Dipper (A. E.) ........................ 21 -’ 5 5 ° 58 845 28 30.27 Vine (J.) .................................. 23 34 -’.1 61 1090 36 30-27 K. H. C. Woodroffe ............. 7 184.1 34 607 20 30.35 Roberts (H. E.) ........................ 9 201.0 31 578 *9 30.42 Quaife (W. G.) ........................ 20 305-» 4 * 886 29 30.55 W. B. B u rn s................................. 19 3230 37 1325 43 30.81 Charlesworth (C.) ........................ 13 119.0 23 340 11 30.90 Astill (W. E.) ........................ 17 448.2 96 1340 42 31.90 E. C. Kirk ............. ............. 4 174.4 47 423 *3 3253 Parker (C. W. L .) ........................ 22 739-4 172 2086 64 3259 Skelding (A.) ........................ *7 448.3 t >3 1764 53 33-28 Santall (S.) ............. ............. 17 324-4 67 799 24 33-9 C. K. Langley ........................ 10 209.2 27 809 -’4 33-70 Woolley (C. N.) ... ............. 18 > 85-3 43 5*7 *5 34-46 Hayes (E. G.) ........................ 20 344-5 60 ii 45 33 34 69 Remnant (E. R.) ... ............. 18 346.1 57 968 28 34-0 r Goatly (E. G.) ... ............. 14 161.5 24 488 *4 34-85 P. G. H. Fender ... ............. 25 3 * 6-3 57 1 >93 34 35-°9 O. C. Bristowe ... ............. 6 139.0 16 57 * 16 35-68 P. W. Cobbold ........................ 4 106.1 28 358 10 35.80 Jupp (V. C. W . ) ........................ *7 208.5 32 727 20 36-35 Buckenham (C. P.) ... ............. 20 611.1 70 2281 62 36.79 B. D. Hylton-Stewart ............. 11 200.3 30 74 * 20 37 -os King (J. H .) .................................. 20 35 *-° 66 1002 27 37 -11 V. R. Polley................................... 5 112.5 18 38* 10 38.10 Mignon (E.) ............. ............. 9 294.0 32 683 16 42.68 Huggins (H. J.) ... ............. 5 141.2 21 473 11 43.00 T ab le 11 .T h o se w ho h ave taken FOUR OR MORE WICKETS, BUT UNDER TEN. M. O. M. It. VV. A. Major H. B. Fawcus ............. I 27.O - IO 32 9 3.55 Killick (E.H.) ........................ I 5 -° O *9 4 4.75 Capt. F. J. C. Wyatt ............. I 32.0 5 93 7 13.28 S. McCaughey ... ............. 2 41.1 11 123 9 13-66 A. A. Torrens.................................. I 23.0 3 76 5 *5.20 G. L. Jackson ........................ 2 29.0 5 97 6 16.16 R. O. Schwarz ........................ 2 27.4 3 **5 7 16.42 E. A. C. Drucc ... ............. 2 27.0 3 101 6 *6.83 H. W. Weston ........................ 2 63.0 >3 *33 7 19.00 G. E. V. Crutchley ............. I 29.0 5 98 5 19.60 Reeves ( W . ) .................................. 4 57 -* 12 189 9 21.00 B. P. N evile.................................. 3 42.2 4 148 7 21.14 Watson (H.) ................................... 2 26.0 2 **4 5 22.80 Relf (E. H . ) .................................. 2 18.0 0 92 4 23.00 Brown (of Wwk.) ........................ 7 83.0 *9 219 9 24.33 W. G. K. Boswell ........................ 6 55-5 7 227 9 25.22 Whitehead (H.) ........................ 9 52.5 10 196 7 28.00 W. M. Brownlee ........................ 4 52.5 10 196 7 28.00 J. White .................................. 1 41.1 6 *43 5 28.60 Murdin (V.) .................................. 7 903 *7 290 9 32.22 J. R. M ason.................................. 4 43-2 10 *63 5 32.60 W. N. R ile y .................................. 11 55-0 3 231 7 33-00 Taylor (of W w k .)........................ 5 40.2 3 *37 4 34-25 Bowell (A.) .................................. 9 61.1 8 250 7 35 - 7 * A. L. H o sie.................................. 7 45 -o 6 222 6 37.00 Hardy (F .P .).................................. 4 58.0 9 *87 5 37-40 H. A. H. Smith ........................ 2 26.3 0 161 4 40.25 R. du B. Evans ........................ 3 50.0 12 163 4 40-75 G. H. M. Cartwright ............. 3 34-0 3 168 4 42.00 Bayes (G.) ........................ 4 101.0 18 35 * 8 4387 A. W. Carr .................................. 5 48.0 4 243 5 48.60 C. J. B. Wood ....................... 12 83.0 14 298 6 49.60 N. Haig ................................. *3 132-4 22 404 8 5050 J. W. W. Nason ....................... 7 40.2 2 204 4 5 -oo J. S. Denton.................................. 17 118.0 3 468 9 52.00 Brown (W.) ................................. 4 79.0 17 265 5 53-00 Lieut. C. H. Abercrombie 8 64.1 8 216 4 C. P. McGahey ....................... 9 57 -o 7 218 4 54-50 Sharp (J.) 11 69.0 11 244 4 61.00 G. H. Simpson-Hayward 7 81.0 6 329 5 65.80 G. A. Fairbairn ....................... 7 81.0 7 3*9 4 79-75 Mead (C .P .) ................................. *4 121.0 *3 442 5 88.40 The following took fewer than 4 wickets :Arnold (E. G.), 11 overs, o maidens, 44 runs, 2 wickets; Capt. H. H. C. Baird, 16—3—46__2; M. P. Bajana, 15—1—60—1; E. C. Baker, 64—6—176—3; H. Z. Baker’ 14—0—68—2; Bale (E.), 13—0—53—2; Bates (L.), 8—2—42—1; Black­ lidge (H. G.), 21—3—81—3; Bowring, 61—0—26—3; Braund (L. C.), 37 — $— * 43 —1; Rev. J. Burrough, 20—3—96—1; R. C. Burton, 25—2—91 —2; Capt. A. S. Cantrell,$—38—2; P. Cartwright, 30.4—3— 15—2; H. P. Chaplin, 18—2—87—3; R. D. Cochrane, 7—1—37—2; Collier (C. G. A.), 8—1—46—i; Conway (A.J.), ii —o—74—3; Lieut. A. G. Cowie, 18—7—45—1; G. Curie, 14—o—3—1; C. G. Deane, 7.5—o—37—1; E. W. Dillon, 21—1—109—2; A. V. Drummond, 10—o—64—1; H. D. E. Elliott, 23—i—107—1; P. S. Fraser, 3—o—14—1; Freeman (C.), 33—14 —147—3» Dr- G. R. Gauld, 55.1—8—214—3; H. A. Gilbert, 50—5—188 —1; Hardstaff (J.), 11—o—43—2; Harrison (H. S.), 41.2—12—145—1; Haywood (R. A.), 26—2—86—2; T. A. Hilditch, 16—2—63—3; A. J. L. Hill, 23—4—8i—1; G. W. V. Hopley, 4.1—o—21—i; Horsley, 77—6 354 —3; Howell (H.), 58—17—151—3; N. M. Hughes-Hallett, 8—o—27—1; Hunt (F.), 33—6—92—2; A. E. Knight, 2—o—17—1; R. F. Knight, 6—o—34—1; R. B. Lagden, 21—2—98—1; Lieut. W. R.R. Leach, 11—2 —61—3; Lee (H.W.), 18—1—83—1; W. F. Lord, 28—7—70—2; Mead (H.), 21—2—67—i; Myers (E. B.), 17—5—27—1; F. C. G. Naumann, 14—2— 51—1; Newstead (J. T.), 61.4—15—158—3; D. R. Osborne, 27—o—113—2; Parsons (J.H.), 46—5—185—3; G. M. Reay, 31—11—72—3; Richmond (L.), 37.1—6—147—2; F. B. Roberts, 11—1—68—1; Russell (A. C.), 12— 0—51—1; J. S. Rutherford,33—5—110—3; J. H. Ryan,14.1—3—50—1; G. A. C. Sandeman, 42—10—124—3; S. H. Saville, 28—3—130 3; Seymour (James), 4.5—o—20—1; Seymour (John), 76—10—235—2; Lieut. E. W. Sinclair, 19—3—56—2; G. W. Stephens, 7.4—o—38—2; R. G. Tait, 12— 1—61—1; T. A. Truman, 5—1—10—1; Turner (Scotland), 26.1—5—89—1; D. G. Wigan, 10—1—31—1; Wild, 19—3—46—2; Wilson (B. B.), 4.4—o —22—i ; Capt. F. T. D. Wilson, 9—1—28—1; Wilson (Notts), 18—1— 55—1; H. L. Wilson, 31—o—159—2. The following also bowled, but took no wicket : Abel (W. J.), 6 overs, o maiden, 20 runs; Hon. R. Anson, 5—o—18; Baker (C.S.), 6—o—40; R. V. Bardsley, 6—o—26; Bowden (J.), 1—o—3; Bowles (J.), 6—o—37; Bowley (E.H.), 9—3—35; Lieut. J.L.Boyd, 5—o—26; G. T. Branston, 8—o—43; C. R. Browne,6—1—29; G. H. B. Chance, 9—1—42; Collins (G.), 1—1—o; M. Conde-Williams, 1—o—10; C. J. Corbett, 2—o—5; E. B. Crockford, 2—o—9; G. L. Crowe, 8—2—19; B. S. Cumberlege, 2—o—12; Denton (D.), 6—o—22; W. H. Denton, 3—o—18; M. H. C. Doll, 12—1—30; J. Douglas, 1—o—5; E. M .Dowson, 2—o—15; N. F. Druce, 6—1—24; Edge (H.), 29—7—101; F. L. Fane, 2—o—11; Fielder (A. E.), 14—4—38; G. D. Forrester, 4—o—17; R. St. L. Fowler, 19— 2—80; Freeman (R. J.), 3—3—o; M. A. Green, 2—o—7; Gregory (B.), 24—3—87; R. E. Hancock, 5—o—23;C.E. Hatfeild, 99.4—2—60; Hendren (E.), 18—2—65; Hobbs (J. B.), 15—3—50; Jennings (D. W.), 1—o—2; A. C. Johnston, 2—o—18; A. O. Jones, 5—1—15; F. H. Knott, 1—o—4; Langdon (T.), 8—o—43; Lord (A.), 1—o—2; Moore (J.), 3—o—12; Mur­ rell (H. R.), 3—1—11; Oldroyd (E.), 6—o—29; L. Oliver, 4—o—10; P. Perrin, 4—2—13; Pothecary, 13—1—54; Preston (H. J.), 5—o—35; G. H. Salmon, 2—o—9; O. M. Samson, 2—o—15; Sandham (A.), 7—3—25; A. T. Sharp, 1—o—3; E. Smith, 3—o—10; J. W. Sorrie, 2—o—14; E. M. Sprot, 2—o—10; Hon. L. H. Tennyson, 24—2—124; R. H. Twining, 4—o—23; Tyldesley (E.), 6.2—o—48; Tyldesley (W.), 2—o—12; Walden (F.), 2—o—11; J. A. Higgs Walker, 2—o—20; C. T. A. Wilkinson, 10—2—28. Probably the student of cricket figures alone will care about the table following. It needs study; a glance will reveal nothing. But it should repay st udy. Especially noteworthy is the fact that even the great bowlers owe much to their days of partial failure—the times when thev took only one or two wickets in an innings. Albert Relf’s is a case in point. He had 14 times one wicket in an innings, and 13 times two wickets—thus 40 of his 141 were taken at such times. There were in all 74 instances of 10 wickets or more by a bowler in a match, Hitch claiming seven of these, Dennett and Thompson 6 each. Two bowlers who took over 100 wickets—Drake and Newman— never got 10 in one game. Newman and Relf never had as many as seven in one innings. No Essex bowler took more than 5 in an innings. Dennett, Dean, and Pearson were the only men who took 9 wickets in an innings, and in Pearson's case it was in a twelve a side game. Dean took 17 in one match—v. Yorkshire at Liverpool. Dennett had 15 in one (v. Warwickshire at Coventry), and Tarrant 15 in one (v. Hants at Lord's). Razor Smith took 14 v. Sussex at Hove. Dennett (twice), Blythe, Fielder, Hitch, and Tarrant had bags of 13; Dennett (twice), Hitch, Huddleston, S. G. Smith, Wells, and J. C. White of 12. The Oxonian, Melle, is the only manof the 51 listed who never bowled in an innings without taking a wicket. Dennett only twice failed in 41 innings, J. C. White twice in 29, D. W. Carr twice in 18; N. J. Holloway and Iremonger only thrice each, Gange, Hitch, Thompson, Tremlin, and Wass only four times each. 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