Cricket 1914

3 4 2 THE WORLD OF CRICKET. J u l y i i , 19 14 . The Haverford College Tour. FIRST MATCH, v. SHREWSBURY SCHOOL. JTAt Shrewsbury, June 25. Shrewsbury seem a very strong side this season, and the Haverfordians were heavily defeated in this game. S h r e w s b u r y S c h o o l . B. H. Ellis, b J. Stokes H. R. J. Rhys, b Brinton .. 12 M. C. Dempsey, b Brinton .. 11 R. M. Phillips, b J. Stokes .. 9 L. B. Blaxland, c Webb, b J. Stokes .. .. 24 C. Boumphrey, b J. Stokes . 14 T. K. Twist, not out .. 97 M. R. Haseler, c Wendell, b J. Stokes .. .. 10 H a v e r f o r d C o l l e g e . T. Onslow, b S. E. Stokes W. R. C. Higgins, b S. E Stokes C. E. Gray, not out Extras 31 12 37 Total (for 9 wkts., dec.).. 270 W. C. Brinton, b Higgins S. E. Stokes, lbw, b Higgins E. N. Crosman, c Rhys, b Onslow W. Webb, c Phillips, b Onslow W. N. Bowman, b Onslow .. J. K. Garrigues, b Onslow .. H. S. Miller, c Haseler, b Dempsey D. C. Wendell, b Dempsey.. 1 J. Carey, b Dempsey .. 7 E. Rice, c Sc b Dempsey .. 2 J. Stokes, not out .. .. 1 Extras .. .. 6 Total .. .. 68 SECOND MATCH, v. ROSSALL SCHOOL. At Rossall, June 27. Haverford won this game,- a small scoring one on a bowler’s wicket, by the sufficient margin of 27 runs. H a v e r f o r d C o l l e g e . E. Crosman, lbw% b Fripp .. 19 S. E. Stokes, c Power, b Fripp .. .. •• 15 W. Crosman, c Roupell, b Fripp .. •. •• 9 W. Brinton, c Budd, b Fripp 1 W. Webb, b Hall .. . . 7 J. K. Garrigues, c Hume, b Fripp .. .. • • 14 H. Miller, c Fripp, b Hall J. Carey, b Toone .. J. Stokes, b Hume .. E. Rice, not out M. B. Coleman, b Hume Extras Total 7 20 119 R o s s a l l S c h o o l . A. Harrison, c S. E. Stokes, b J. Stokes E. Fripp, c Garrigues, b Brinton R. V. Tasker, c E. Crosman, b Brinton C. F. Roupell, c E. Crosman, b J. Stokes J. W. Toone, c Carey, b Brinton W. A. Mannock, c E. Cros­ man, b Stokes J. E. Sutcliffe, b Stokes H. R. Power, b Stokes T. Hume, st E. Crosman, b Brinton F. Hall, c Garrigues, b Brinton F. Budd, not out Extras Total 6 12 13 4 92 THIRD MATCH, v. UPPINGHAM SCHOOL. At Uppingham, June 30. The visitors from across the Atlantic had a really good win in this match. W. Crosman played a hard- driving innings of 87, and J. Stokes (right hand, medium to fast, with an awkward swing, and coming quickly off the pitch) bowled well. Uppingham shaped much better when they followed on. H a v e r f o r d C o l l e g e . E. N. Crosman, b Bell .. 26 S. E. Stokes, b Waldock .. 4 W. Crosman, c Bell, b tI.im- mer .. .. 87 W. Webb, b Jones .. .. 16 W. C. Brinton, ht. wkt, b Waldock .. .. .. 15 J. K. Garrigues, b Jones .. 27 J. Carey, not out .. .. 37 E. Rice, c & b Thornely H. Miller, lbw, b Thornely.. D. Wendell, c Whitehead, b Horridge J. Stokes, b Horridge Extras Total 4 10 5 6 7 244 U p p in g h a m S c h o o l . First Innings. T. E. Wicke, c S. E. Stokes, T. H. S. Crosbv, b J. Stokes 6 b J . Stokes 10 K. P. Bell, c Webb, b Garri­ E. H. Tattersall, b J. Stokes 0 gues 15 R. A. T. Miller, lbw, b J. J. L. Horridge, b W. C. Stokes 8 Brinton 2 F. A. Waldock, b J. Stokes.. 11 G. T. M. Jones, b J. Stokes.. 6 G. Limmer, b T. Stokes 15 F. B. Thornely, not out 1 C. Whitehead, c E. N. CrosExtras 6 man, b Garrigues 0 Total 80 FOURTH MATCH, v. MALVERN COLLEGE. At Malvern, July 2 and 3. The American side met with a heavy defeat in this game—by an innings and 52 runs. Webb made top score for them in each innings. Which of the Stokes took wickets the score does not show. M a l v e r n S. L. Bibby, lbw, b Stokes .. 2 W. E. C. Stapylton, run out 89 C. C. Naumann, b Stokes .. 7 L. C. M. Berridge, cCrosman, b Stokes .. .. .. o P. R. Asprey, c Crosman, b Stokes .. .. 20 A. J. E. Carey, cCarey, b Garrigues .. .. .. 67 B. Muir, not out .. .. 6 C o l l e g e . C. R. Burton, c Crosman, b Stokes •• • • J. E. J. Barstow, c Webb, b Miller K. S. Hamatsinbji, cWendell, b Miller C. J. Capes, c Brinton, b Miller B 8, lb 2, nb 4 .. Total 36 57 14 o 14 312 H a v e r f o r d C o l l e g e . First Innings. Second Innings. E. N. Crosman, b Capes . 20 b Berridge 12 S. E. Stokes, b Muir 0 c Asprey, b Burton 4 W. M. R. Crosman, b Muir 0 lbw, b Burton 33 W. Webb, c Asprey, b Berridge . • 45 b Capes 38 W. C. Brinton, lbw, b Capes 2 b Capes 18 J. K. Ganyj;ues, b Muir 5 lbw, b Capes .. 0 J. Carey, c Naumann, b Muir 0 c and b Berridge 5 D. Wendell, b Burton 14 b Berridge 15 H. Miller, not out 10 b Berridge 2 E. Rice, b Berridge 4 c and b Berridge 0 J. Stokes, c Barstow, b Capes 4 not out 3 B 12, lb 5, w 2, nb 1 . 20 B 3, lb 2, w 1 6 Total . 124 Total 136 FIFTH MATCH v. CHELTENHAM COLLEGE At Cheltenham, July 4. Brinton (7 for 46) bowled well, and the fielding generally was good ; but the batting of the Americans was not strong enough to pull them through, although Cheltenham’s score was but a moderate one. C h e l t e n h a m C o l l e g e . C. A. H. Hillier, b Brinton W. H. Damiano, lbw, b Brinton H. L. H. du Boulay, hit wkt, b Brinton G. P. B. Taylor, c & b Garri­ gues J. A. Sanger, lbw, b Miller .. G. S. Lightfoot, run out G. E. Livock, b Brinton S. E. Stokes, run out E. N. Crosman, b Birtwhistle W. Crosman, b Birtwhistle .. W. Webb, lbw, b Birtwhsitle W. C. Brinton, c du Boulay, b Birtwhistle T. Carey, c Lightfoot, b Birt- whistle J. K. Garrigues, c Damiano, b Birtwhistle C. B. Matthews, b Brinton . J. F. H. Reid, not out N. Birtwhistle, b Brinton K. M. Leslie-Smith, st Cros man, b Brinton Extras 25 50 Total .. 10 2 H a r v e r f o r d . H. Miller, not out .. D. C. Wendell, c du Boulay b Birtwhistle T. Stokes, c Matthews, 1 Birtwhistle W. Kirk, lbw, b Matthews . Extras 5 69 24 5 .37 15 203 Total 3 13 133 I n the Tyneside League biggish totals were made by three sides, Tynedale putting up 282 for 8, dec. (J. W. Poolev 57), 'v. Old Novo- castrians, Wallsend 262 for 7, dec. (R. G. Elliott 76, VV. Elliott 58), v. Benwell, and South Northumberland 224 for 6, dec. (R. B. Stephenson 103), v. Backworth Percy. The old boys’ team and Bemvell went under, but Backworth saved their game, thanks to Jackson (55) and VV. McKay (38). T h e County Club beat Tynemouth (131 to 53), Clifton taking 7 for 20. He dismissed four batsmen in one over. Hickton had 7 for 51 for Tynemouth. St. George’s defeated Rvton (n o to 74), Wingham taking 5 for 40, while for Ryton J. Graham had 5 for 26. Benwell Hill (182 for 8—H. Pylno 48*, E. Nicholls 37*) beat North Durham (112). D. H. C o o m b e r ’ s 93 for Benwell included 19 fours. Evidently he can “ hit some ! ” S e c o n d I n n in g s : —T. E. Wicke, c Wendell, b Carey, 46 ; G. T. M. Jones, b Coleman, 52 ; R. A. T. Miller, lbw, b Carey, 5 ; F. A. Waldock, not out, 23 ; T. H. S. Crosby, not out, 4 ; extras, 19— total (for 3 wkts.), 149. I n a North Durham Senior League match between Blavdon and Saeriston, R. Thompson (9 for 9) for Blaydon and VV. Cameron) 6 for 14, including the hat trick) had quite a pleasant afternoon. The totals were 47 (Blaydon) and 20 ! A. E . F r e n c h took 6 for 1 7 (Medomsley v. Burnopfield) and G . Spittey 6 for 20 (Craghead v. Burnhope) in the North-VVesHDurham League. Bent, the Consett pro, made a eenturv v. Kimblesworth, and W. Akers scored 93* for South Moor v. Langley Park.