Cricket 1914

4 16 THE WORLD OF CRICKET. A u g u s t 8, 1914. Y O R K SH IR E v. GLOUCESTERSH IRE. A t Harrogate, July 30 and 31. The Western County would have fared very poorly indeed but for Dipper, who batted 190 minutes for a chanceless 95. and was ninth out to a rather wild stroke, the result apparently of haste to reach three figures before the imminent end came. He hit one six and 7 fours. No one else reached 20. Rhodes and Wilson put up 73 before the first Yorkshire wicket fell, and at the close the White Rose team were only 20 behind, with 8 wickets still to go. Kilner and Wilson, the overnight not outs, added in all 119 in 65 minutes. Wilson reaching his century in 150 minutes, and Kilner making his 79 (14 fours) in 105. Wilson also hit 14 fours. He gave two chances. Kilner’s innings was faultless. White and Dolphin hit merrily for 40 minutes, and added 82 for the last wicket. Smith distinguished himself by making five catches. Gloucestershire did badly again. Langdon, top scorer, scored at a good pace ; Jessop hit 5 fours ; Sewell slammed a six the ball before he was bowled ; the rest simply succumbed with scarcely a kick. Dolphin caught five in the two innings. Yorkshire won by an innings and 118 runs. Y o r k s h i r e . Wilson (B. B.), c Smith, Jessop Rhodes, b Dennett .. Denton (D.), b Jessop Kilner, b Dennett .. D., C. F. Burton, lbw, Dennett Hirst, c Smith, b Dennett . Drake, c Smith, b Gange . G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . Gange, 30-1-141-2 ; Parker, 24-7-69-0; Dipper, 14*2-1-54-1 ; Dennett, 34-10-109-5 ; Jessop, 20-1-51-2. Gange 1 nb, Dipper 1 wide. G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . b . 102 Booth, c Smith, b Gange .. R. C. Burton, c Smith, b 21 * 38 Dennett 0 • 23 Sir A. W. White, not out .. 44 • 79 Dolphin, c Sewell, b Dipper 55 b • 33 B 13, lb 1, w 1, nb 1 16 • 27 11 Total 449 First Innings. Dipper, c Dolphin, b Hirst .. 92 Langdon, c sub, b Booth .. . . 15 Smith (T. J.), c & b Booth .. 18 C. O. H. Sewell, b Booth .. .. 18 G. L. Jessop, c Dolphin, b B ooth.. o Capt. H. Clarke, c Wilson, b Drake 4 M. A. Green, b R. C. Burton .. 15 W. St. C. Grant, b Hirst .. .. 9 Gange, c Hirst, b Drake .. .. 4 Parker, c White, b Drake .. .. 1 Dennett, not out .. .. .. 2 B 2, lb 5 ............................ 7 Total .. .. 185 Second Innings, c Hirst, b Booth c White, b Booth c D. C. F. Burton, b •Drake b Drake cDolphin, b Booth .. c Dolphin, b R. C. Burton c Dolphin, b R. C. Burton c D. C. F. Burton, b Drake c Denton, b R. C. Burton b Drake not out Bye 5 46 11 26 29 1 7 Total Y o r k s h i r e B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s i s . F i r s t I n n i n g s :— Booth, 2 4 - 4 - 8 1 - 4 ; Drake, 3 0 - 1 2 - 4 1 3 - 6 - 2 8 - 0 ; Hirst, 6—2— 9— 2 ; R. C. Burton, 4 - 1 - 1 2 - 1 . S e c o n d I n n i n g s :— Booth, 1 4 - 1 - 8 0 - 3 ; Drake, Rhodes, 1 - 1 - 0 - 0 ; R. C. Burton, 3 - 0 - 1 1 - 3 . Umpires: Bagshaw and Barlow. A. M. Maltby, c Cording, b Maxwell Silverlock, c Reason, b Max­ well E. S. Phillips, c Creber, b Maxwell F. G. Phillips, b Maxwell .. Diver, c Riches, b Creber .. M. R. Phillips, b Maxwell .. F. Jones, b Maxwell 1 7 57 N. V. H. Riches, not out .. A. E. Freethy, c Diver, b F. G. Phillips E. R. Sweet-Escott, not out Extras Total (for one wkt.) .. G l a m o r g a n . 47 Maxwell, A. Gibson, T. R. Morgan, T. F. Reason, G. E. Cording, Creber, Hacker, and Arundale did not bat. 70 .. 146 $-3 ; Rhodes, 16*4-2-54-4 ; LINCOLNSH IRE v. KEN T II. A t Woodhall Spa, July 31 and August 1. S. H. Day turned out for Kent, and A. E. Gibson for the home side. The visitors had the best of the first day’s play, owing largely to the all-round cricket of Hickmott, who made top score and took 5 wickets. They were 50 for 1 in their second at its close, and on Saturday, after heavy rain, Wood and Day hit out well while the pitch was easy. Later it became difficult, and none of the Lincolnshire batsmen could do anything with Smith and Freeman. Kent won by 153 runs. K e n t II. First Innings. Second Innings. G. E. C. Wood, b Broughton 2 c Brice-Smith, b Gibson 47 J. C. Colquhoun, c Weigall, b Williamson 28 c & b Broughton 15 Dutnall, c Haddesley, b Gibson .. 20 b Gibson 2 S. H. Day, st Rose, b Broughton .. 1 c Nevile, b Williamson 55 C. P. Johnstone, lbw, b Peach 19 G. J. V. Weigall, b Williamson 10 Hickmott, lbw, b Gibson 62 not out 8 Lowe, run out , 12 A. F. Leach-Lewis, c Weigall, b Gibson 14 Freeman, b Gibson 9 Smith (A.), not out 0 Extras 9 Extras 2 Total 186 Total (for 4 wkts.) 129 L in c o l n s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. E. F. Long, b Hickmott 4 c Wood, b Freeman .. 5 H. B. Hews, c & b Hickmott 4 c Dutnall, b Smith .. 5 S. T. Haddesley, c Hickmott, b Lowe 10 c Weigall, b Smith .. 10 A. E. Gibson, b Freeman 35 c Johnstone, b Smith 2 Broughton, c Dutnall, b Lowe 2 c Johnstone, b Smith 7 W. Rose, c Wood, b Hickmott 23 st Wood, b Freeman.. 7 C. J. Nevile, c Dutnall, b Freeman 4 c Day, b Smith 1 7 C. Williamson, c Wood, b Hickmott 4 not out 0 L. A. F. Weigall, not out 3 c & b Freeman 5 H. Brice-Smith, b Freeman 7 b Smith 2 Peach, st Wood, b Hickmott 0 c & b Freeman 0 Extras 12 Extras 4 Total 108 Total 64 MONMOUTHSHIRE v. GLAMORGAN. At Newport, July 31 and August 1. Rain interfered so much with the play on both days that no result even on the first innings was obtained. E. S. Phillips, Diver, and Riches batted well, and Maxwell bowled effectively. M o n m o u t h s h ir e . I n the Durham Senior League on Saturday Durham City (179) defeated Hendon (119); Bummoor (162) overcame Chester-le-Street (92); Philadelphia (237 for 9) overwhelmed Boldon (82); and there were three drawn games— Eppleton (205) v. Seaham Harbour (172 for 7); Whitburn (150) v. South Shields (126 for 9) ; and Wearmouth (176) v. Sunderland (143 for 8). Ewing, b Gibson .. .. 31 C. Beevers, c Morgan, b Arun­ dale .. .. • • 19 B. Phillips, not out .. 6 J. R. Williams, lbw, b Gibson 15 Extras .. .. 9 Total . . . . 2 2 2 T h e only century in the League games w*as T . Patterson’s well-hit 138* (2 sixes, 26 fours) for Boldon. F. P. Whitaker (South Shields), H. P. Clode (Wearmouth), N. Barrass (Eppleton), and W. Hunter (Seaham Harbour) made scores ranging from 63 to 51. W e i g h t bowled finely for Bummoor, taking 8 for 40 ; and other good bowling performances were those of Clough (Seaham Harbour)> 8 for 76 ; Harry (South Shields), 7 for 69 : W . D. Allison (Whitburn), 6 for 45 ; T . Wilson (Durham City), 6 for 51 ; A. Walton (Phila­ delphia), 5 for 3 1; Smith (Philadelphia), 5 for 5 1; and Morris (Hendon), 5 for 65. In Preparation. 14th Year of Issue. Price 6 d. f t Y R E S ’ Q R I C K E T f l O M P A N I O N , 1915. Edited by W. R. WEIR. The Publishers will be obliged if Captains, Secretaries, and all interested in j Public School Cricket will forward Results, Averages, and other Items of j Interest at close of the season to the Editor, in , Aldersgate Street, London. E.C. | This popular Year Book will contain a Specially Illustrated Article on UPPING­ HAM 8CH00L and its Cricket History by the Editor. I F . S C . A . Y R E S , L T J O , 111, Among the contents o th e 1914 issu e, w hich is still on sa le, a r e : — " CHARTERHOUSE SCHOOL ” (Illustrated). By W . R. Weir. “ LEFT-HANDED BATSMEN & LOB BOWLING” By F. S. Ashley-Cooper. “ COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.” — 1913. By C. Plairre. “ SOUTH AFRICAN PLAYERS OF TO-DAY.” By J. N. Pentelow. “ A FEW CHIPS FROM THE BLOCK.” By “ Coverpoint.” “ SCHOOL N0TE8 ” (With Portraits of Captains). By Smith Minimus. * ,* Public Schools previously dealt with in this series have been Winchester* in the C om pa nion for 1905 ; Sherborne, 1906 ; Aidenham, 1907 ; Harrow, 1908 ; Eton, 1909 : Westminster, 19 10 ; Rugby, 1 9 1 1 ; Marlborough, 1 9 12 ; and Dulwich, 19 13 ; Copies still in stock. A L D E R S G A T E S T R E E T , T . O T t f T l O T g