Cricket 1914

240 THE WORLD OF CRICKET. J u n e 13, 1914. The Score Book. MR. L IO N E L R O B IN SO N ’S X I v. IN CO GN ITI. A t Old Buckenham H all, June i and 2. Mr. Robinson had a strong team , including as it did several prominent first-class players, with Rockliff, the Tasm anian Rhodes Scholar, who represented his state before he cam e into residence at Oxford, Fulcher (Norfolk), and Cuthbertson (Herts). Incogniti, on the other hand, were scarcely at full strength, and were beaten b y an innings and 28 runs. Mr. L io n e l R o b in s o n ’ s XI. E. F. Rose, b Marshall C. M arzetti, c Nicholson, b Eddis E . H . Cuthbertson, lbw, b M etcalfe G. N. Foster, c W ells, b M etcalfe A. C. M acLaren, b Eddis .. J. R. Mason, c Wells, b Eddis E. J. Fulcher, c Nicholson, b Eddis 29 29 7 74 64 S. J. Pegler, c Green way, b H orsley W . A. Powell, c Metcalfe, b Marshall T. F. D. Rockliff, not out .. J. Porter, c Marshall, b W aight Extras 42 9 46 I n c o g n it i . First Innings. B. W . L. Nicholson, b Pegler .. 20 F. L. H orsey, b Pegler .. .. 4 Hon. R. Anson, not out .. .. 71 Capt. B . L. Eddis, c and b Pegler .. 3 Capt. T . W aight, b Pegler . . .. o B. P. Dobson, b Fulcher . . .. 6 Col. C. E. Greenway, b Fulcher .. o E. J. Metcalfe, b Fulcher .. . . c W . F. W ells, c Foster, b Fulcher .. T. Marshall, c Fulcher, b Powell .. L. Tiller, c Cuthbertson, b Mason .. E xtras 29 Total 15 139 Total .. .. 337 Second Innings, b Mason .. .. 5 c Foster, b Mason .. o b Pegler .. .. o lbw, b Mason .. 5 not out .. .. 71 c Mason, b Pegler .. o b Pegler .. .. 5 lbw, b M acLaren .. 57 c Porter, b Mason .. 6 c and b Pegler .. o b Pegler .. .. 2 E xtras .. .. 19 Total .. 170 First Innings. R. E. More, c C.-M aitland, b Mackenzie .. .. .. *. 13 Second Innings, st Cuthbertson, b N ew­ man . . . 14 P. C. Organ, c Newman, b W atson Capt. Brander, b Newman 5 34 b Mackenzie 10 G. M acLaren, c Cuthbertson, b C.-M aitland 6 b Mackenzie 13 C. W\ Peel, c Cuthbertson, b Newman 10 b Mackenzie 0 J. R. P. Sandford, b C.-M aitland .. 5 c W atson, b Anson .. (- and b C.-M aitland . . 11 C. F. B eyts, not out 4 11 N. R. Udal, b Newman 0 b Newman 77 R. G. M acLaren, b C.-M aitland .. 0 b Anson 0 W . Fraser, b Newman 0 not out 2 P. W . Gardner, b Newman 0 c Gordon-Lennox, b Byes 2 Newman B 15, lb 6 5 21 Total 79 Total 204 M.C.C. First Innings. 55 47 B. P. Dobson, run out J. R. H ead, not out W atson (H.), c Peel, b ( MacLaren F. H. Browning, b Fraser B 29, lb 3, nb 4 4 42 36 9 40 . . 270 ; E . H. , 15-2- 0 -6-1 ; Capt. F. Crichton-Maitland, c Beyts, b Udal Hon. R. Anson, b Peel M. K. Mackenzie, b Fraser.. Lord B. Gordon-Lennox, b Brander Newman (A. W .), c R. G. MacLaren, b Beyts E. H. Cuthbertson, c R. G. MacLaren, b Peel D. J. C. Glass, c R. G. Mac- T otal Laren, b More .. S e c o n d I n n in g s :— Capt. F. Crichton-M aitland, not out, 8 Cuthbertson, not out, 6— total (for no wicket), 14. E g y p t a n d S u d a n B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . F ir st I n n in g s :— Udal, 6-0-30-1 ; More, 18 -2-54-1 ; Pecl: 61-2 ; Fraser, 6*5-0-42-2 ; G. MacLaren, 5 -0 -2 1-1 ; Brander, 3- Beyts, 3-0-20-1. Brander, 4 nb. S e c o n d I n n in g s :— Peel, 1-0-8-0 ? More, o -i-o-6 -o . Um pires:— A ttew ell (T.) and Sm ith (W.). DU RH AM v. G LAM O R G AN . A t Ashbrooke, Sunderland, June 3 and 4. A fter the first innings, in which Glamorgan were rather cheaply dismissed, this m atch developed into a riot of runs, the 15 wickets falling later realising 762, while in all well over 900 were scored. The best stand in the Welsh county’s first was only 45, for the third wicket by Riches and Rees, Morris bowling well ; but when Durham batted Hendren and Kinch added 103 for the second wicket, and D ales and H arry 176 for the fifth, while in Glamorgan’s second Tait and Riches put on 108 for the third. Durham took first innings’ points. G l a m o r g a n . First Innings. N. V. H. Riches, lbw, b Morris .. 66 J. R. Tait, c and b Morris .. .. 6 E. R. Sweet-Escott, c Sm ith, b Morris 9 S. Rees, b Hendren .. M.C.C. v. E G Y P T A N D T H E SU D AN . A t Lord’s, June 3 and 4. The side put in the field by E gypt and the Sudan was a strong one on paper ; it included four or five of those who played for A ll E gyp t v. I Zingari tw o or three months ago, with tw o old Oxonians in R. E. More and N. R. Udal, and Captain Brander. O f the I Z. side which visited E gyp t five appeared for M.C.C., who only played two pros, W atson, the capable Norfolk bowler, and N ew ­ man, the W iltshire all-rounder. The show made by E gyp t and the Sudan on W ednesday was very disappointing. Brander alone topped 20 ; no one proved effective to any special degree in the bowling line ; and at call of time th ey were practically a beaten side, still needing 112 to save an innings defeat, with only 3 wickets to go. They had the rough luck to lose Udal, probably their best bowler, quite early through a strain. Anson and Mackenzie put on 83 for the second wicket of M.C.C., and H ead and Browning 71 for the last. On Thursday Udal batted. It had been stated that the substitute who had fielded m ight be allowed to go in (at Lord’s, too !); but, with the aid of a runner, he was able to take his innings, hit up a fine 77 (one five, 10 fours), and saved the innings defeat. Newman had good bowling figures for M.C.C., especially in the first innings of the game. M.C.C. won by 10 wickets. E g y p t a n d t h e S u d a n . 1 7 J. W . Jones, c Common, b Morris .. 11 Maxwell, run out .. .. .. 5 Bancroft, b H arry .. .. 27 D. B.W illiams, not out .. .. 19 J. R. Morgan, lbw, b Morris .. 7 Hacker, c Hendren, b Smith .. 13 Creber, c Bradford, b Sm ith .. 4 Extras .. .. .. 3 Total .. .. 187 Second Innings, b Hendren .. .. 68 c Bradford, b H arry 93 c Squance, b Morris .. 20 c Squance, b M orris.. 17 not out .. .. 5 ° b Sm ith .. .. 27 c H arry, b Morris .. 2 c Common, b M o rris.. 35 not out .. .. 23 E xtras .. .. 10 Total (for 7 wkts.) 345 D u r h a m B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . F ir st I n n in g s :— Morris, 30-8-69-5 ; H arry, 23-3-52-1 ; Hendren, 9 -1-3 7 -1 ; Sm ith, 6-0-26-2. S e c o n d I n n in g s :— Morris, 28-2-101-4 ; H arry, 24-2-83-1 ; H en­ dren, 14-0-58-1 ; Sm ith, 16 -0 -71-1 ; Mellor, 1 -0 -5 -0 ; Squance, 2-0-15-0 ; Bradford, 1-0-2-0. D u r h a m . W . F. Parrington, c T ait, b Jones . . .. 47 E. L. Squance, not out ..33 Morris, not out .. ..28 Sm ith (T.), did not bat Extras T. A. Bradford, b Hacker .. Hendren (D.), c Riches, b Maxwell .. 81 T. Kinch, c Riches, b Hacker 20 H. L. Dales, c H acker, b Creber .. . . 98 J. J. Common, b Maxwell .. o H arry, c Maxwell, b Hacker 85 F. Mellor, c H acker, b Creber .. .. .. 5 Total (for 8 w., dec.) 19 417 G la m o r g a n B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . Creber, 22-1-10 6-2 ; Hacker, 3 1-1-12 9 -3 ; Maxwell, 19-1-9 6 -2 ; Tait, 3-0-22-0 ; Jones, 8 -1-38 -1 ; Sw eet-Escott, 2-0-7-0. Umpires :— Brown (B.) and Fenwick. H a rro w ' S c h o o l lost on the first innings (93 to 127 for 8, dec.) to Free Foresters, but made some amends when they batted again, W . K. M cClintock scoring 63, G. R. Jackson 47, and N. A. Jessop 36. The Foresters were a pretty hot lot, including the Hon. Rupert Anson, R. H . Twining, A. J. Evans, A. H . Lang, the R ev. J. Burrough, and C. P. Goodden. M.C.C. B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . F ir s t I n n in g s :— Mackenzie, 9 -0 -3 1-1 ; W atson, 5 -1 -19 -1 ; N ew­ man, 8-5-3-I5-5 ; Crichton-M aitland, 5 -1-12 -3 . S e c o n d I n n in g s :— Crichton-M aitland, 15-3-4 0 -1 ; W atson, 16-4- 55-1 ; Mackenzie, 12-2-32-3 ; Anson, 2-0-8-2 ; Newman, i 7 - 3 ~ 48 - 3 - F o r S a l e .— O ld C r ic k e t G u id e s a n d A n n u a l s , including brothers Lillyw hite’s and John W isden’s, some dating back 40— 50 years. Also C r ic k e t complete, 1882-1911, old series, 889 issues. Particulars on application to 9, Beech H all Road, H igham s Park. F o r Leys v. Merchant Taylors at Cambridge E. J. W helpton took 8 for 58. Leys won by 7 wickets, C. A. F . Green scoring 86* in a total of 164 for 3. T h e St. Bees School card has reached us. The first X I m atches are with St. Bees, Keswick, Aspatria A gricultural College, M aryport W orkington, the Masters, W hitehaven, G igglesw ick School, Mr. C- Lowther’s X I, a Carlisle X I, Mr. A. H artley’s X I (provisional), and the Old Boys. The second X I have 13 m atches, the third 5, and the Masters’ X I play W orkington, W hitehaven, and M aryport, as well as the School. F o r the Sergeants of the R .E . v. Fleet (Hants) on Saturday, Sergeant May took 5 wickets without a run being scored off him.