Cricket 1914

A ugust 8, 1914. THE WORLD OF CRICKET. Second Innings. for 141, Penfold again bowling well. Suffolk owed their victory 131 runs— a very welcome victory— largely to him and Bird. S u f f o l k . First Innings. C.*A. H. Hillier, b Sadler .. F. P. Wood, c Coulson, b Gray W. G. English, b Sadler G. Alderwick, st Watts, b Coulson.. Rev. F. N. Bird, not out H. A. Busher, c Loveday, b H u n t.. J. Forrest, b Hunt H. Bassett, c Watts, b Rose O. Mortimer, b Gray Penfold, b Rose P. P. Cornell, b Rose Extras by Total I c Hunt, b Coulson . 26 35 c Watts, b Coulson . ■ 1 7 7 b Coulson 10 14 c Hart, b Hunt 5 n o b Hunt 6 23 b Hunt 1 2 not out 21 34 b Coulson 0 12 b Hunt 0 18 b Coulson 9 0 c Watts, b Coulson . 0 72 Extras . 14 328 Total . 109 C a m b r id g e s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. W. C. Hunt, b English 12 b Penfold 16 Loveday, lbw, b English 6 c Wood, b Penfold .. 14 W. A. Gray, lbw, b Penfold E. H. Hickman, c Alderwick, b Pen­ 1 7 b Penfold 40 fold ...................................................... 1 c Wood, b Penfold .. 0 W. A. G. Pratt, b English 2 c Bird, b Penfold .. 19 H. D. Chaplin, b English 6 b Penfold 0 H. B. Hart, c English, b Penfold .. 6 b Wood 0 Watts, c Bird, b Penfold 27 b English 29 G. A. Rose, st Cornell, b Penfold .. 5 run out 5 Coulson, b Bassett 26 b English 4 Sadler, not out 48 not out 5 Extras 9 Extras 5 Total 165 Total 141 Second Innings, b Wingham .. b Wingham .. b Skinner c Milne, b Meldon c Towler, b Milne not out b Milne c Stephenson, b Skinner b Wingham c Milne, b Skinner lbw, b Wingham Extras Total 142 Total First Innings. C. F. Stanger-Leathes, b Morris .. 50 W\ W. Meldon, run out .. .. 15 Wingham, hit w, b Morris .. .. 4 Richardson, b Hendren .. .. 28 Hickton, b Thackeray .. .. 19 Milne, b Morris .. .. .. 5 R. B. Stephenson, c & b Morris .. 59 C. M. Skinner, c Adamson, b Morris 36 J. L. Towler, not out .. .. 44 C. G. Arkwright, b Adamson .. 11 J. Craig, c Hall, b Adamson .. 9 Extras . . . . .. 36 Second Innings, c Burgoyne Johnson, b Morris b Harrv lbw, b Morris not out b Morris not out Extras Total .. At Stoke-on-Trent, August 3 and 4. On a slow pitch Cheshire* failed before the strong Staffordshire attack. Barnes did not arrive on the field until 3 wickets had fallen, owing to delay on his journey back from a holiday at Colwvn Bay. He took 6 of the last 7 wickets at a cost of only 7 runs, and when his side went in made top score batting well on a difficult wicket for i f hours. He and Dearing added 47 for the last wicket. At call of time Cheshire had 4 out for 43 in their second innings. This closed for 100 on Tuesday, and Staffordshire won by 10 wickets. First Innings. C h e s h ir e . F. L. Eaton, b Wilson STAFFORDSHIRE v. CHESHIRE. F. C. Wild, b Wilson Chambers, c Awty, b Barnes D. Boumphrev, b Wilson .. Simpson, c Skellam, b Wilson L. N. Jones, lbw, b Barnes Y . Hope, c Awty, b Barnes Smoker, c Awty, b Barnes Williams (J.), not out Williams (A.), b Barnes Tipping, c Awty, b Barnes Extras Total Second Innings. 10 b Heath .. .. 4 4 cDearing, b Heath .. o 5 cWilson, b Heath .. 10 o b Barnes .. .. 13 3 c Skellam, b W ilson.. 2 o run out .. .. 24. 7 cDearing, b Wilson .. 3 o cNichols, b Wilson .. 11 o not out .. .. 9 4 b Wilson .. .. 11 o b Wilson .. .. o 5 Extras .. .. 13 38 Total .. ioo- S t a f f o r d s h ir e B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . F i r s t I n n i n g s :— Wilson, 8-1-20-4 ; Awty, 2-0-6-0 ; Barnes* 4'2- i - 7-6. Barnes 1 nb. S e c o n d I n n i n g s : — W’ilson 17*5-2-36-5 ; Barnes, 10-3-28-1. Barnes 3 nb, Heath 2. S t a f f o r d s h ir e . First Innings. J. J. Awtv, c Jones, b Smoker J. S. Heath, b Smoker J. Ankers, b Smoker DURHAM v. NORTHUMBERLAND. At Chester-le-Street, August 3 and 4. Durham fared badly against Skinner’s bowling Most of the Northumbrian batsmen, on the other hand, made runs, and at the call of time the northernmost county had a lead of 119 with 3 wickets still to fall. Dales, Adamson, and Maynard played up well on Tuesday for Durham : but Northumber­ land won by 5 wickets. D u r h a m . First Innings. A. F. Maynard, c Craig, b Skinner.. 18 Hendren (D.), c Arkwright, b Siknner .. ... .. 25 A. P. Ashley, b Skinner .. .. o H. L. Dales, c S.-Leathes, b Meldon 14 S. Hall, b Skinner .. . . ,. 36 C. Y . Adamson, bMeldon .. .. 6 Harry, b Skinner .. .. .. 13 F. W. Burgoyne Johnson, b Milne o E. B. Proud, c Stephenson, b Skinner 1 .. .. 4 Morris, not out .. .. .. 15 c Milne, b Skinner ..27 Thackeray, c Richardson, b M ilne.. 5 lb , Wingham .. 5 Extras .. .. .. 9 Extras .. ..23 W. Newton, c Jones, b W il­ liams (A.) .. G. T. Skellam, run out Wilson (G. A.), b Smoker .. H. Dearing, not out Extras Total 21 6- 54 L. F. Taylor, c Wild, b Smoker . . .. .. 11 Nichols, lbw, b Smoker .. o Barnes, c & b Williams (J.) 44 C. H. Campbell, b Smoker .. 6 S e c o n d I n n i n g s :— H. Dearing, not out, 15 ; J. J. Awty, not out,. 2 ; extras, 2— total (for no wkt.), 19. C h e s h ir e B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . F i r s t I n n i n g s :— Smoker, 29-11-55-7 ; Williams, (A .), 13-2-27-1 ; Hope, 12-5-20-0 ; Williams (J.), 3*3-0-13-1. Smoker and Hope each 1 nb. S e c o n d I n n i n g s :— Smoker, 3-0-15-0 ; Hope, 2-1-2-0. DEVON v. CORNWALL. At Exeter, August 3 and 4. Fulcher and Reed made a long stand for the first wicket of Devon before the ball began to cut through on the soft pitch ; afterwards runs were harder to gather, and when Cornwall batted the wicket was at its worst. They were all out for 89. Following on on Tuesday, they averted an innings defeat ; but for this they had almost entirely to thank Holman, who hit up 100, no one else reaching 20. Devon won by 10 wickets. D e v o n . First Innings. 267 N o r t h u m b e r l a n d B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . F i r s t I n n i n g s : — Milne, 18*5-7-39-2: Hickton, 11-1-27-0 ; Skinner, 15-3-38-6 ; Meldon, 7-0-26-2 ; Wingham, 1-0-3-0. S e c o n d I n n i n g s :— Skinner, 21-3-66-3 ; Wingham, 24*4-9-45-4 ; Meldon, 8-1-25-1 ; Milne, 14-0-59-2 ; Towler, 8-0-31-0 ; Richard­ son, 2-0-9-0 ; Hickton, 2-0-9-0. Skinner 2 nb, Towler one. N o r t h u m b e r l a n d . E. A. Fulcher, b Hawken Reed, c Holman, b Trevar then F. H. Carroll, c Vibart, b Whiting L. T. Morshead, b H aw ken.. Light, b Morgan W. F. Sturt, c & b Whiting F. W. Beech, c Morgan, b Whiting . 109 61 5 20 19 J. F. Shelley, st Vibart, b Williams Tate (E.), b Williams Davies, b Whiting M. R. Fishwick, not out Extras Total . . 16. 265 6 37 32 S e c o n d I n n i n g s :— E . A . Fulcher, not out, 17 ; Reed, not out, 12 ; extras, 3— total (for no wicket), 3 2 . C o r n w a l l B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . F i r s t I n n i n g s :— Escott, 3-1-4-0 ; Whiting, 26-6-66-4 : Holman,. 10-0-37-0; Williams, 15-3-32-2 ; Tresawna, 9-1-21-0 ; Trevarthen, 19-5-62-1 ; Hawken, 5-0-10-2 ; Morgan, 6-1-28-1. S e c o n d I n n i n g s :— No figures available. C o r n w a l l . First Innings. . . 3 1 6 Total (for 5 wkts.) 97 D u r h a m B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . F i r s t I n n i n g s : — Morris, 4 0 - 5 - 1 3 3 - 5 ; Harry, 2 5 - 6 - 4 6 - 0 ; Thackeray, 1 0 - 2 - 2 5 - 1 ; Hendren, 7 - 2 - 1 9 - 1 ; Adamson, 2 0 - 4 - 5 7 - 2 . S e c o n d I n n i n g s :— Morris, 14-4-37- 3 ; Harry, 10*1-1-40-1 ; Thackeray, 3 - 1 - 8 - 0 . H. Tresawna, b Light F. C. C. Morgan, c Carroll, b Sturt. Trevarthen, c & b Light Vibart, st Davies, b Light .. G. Gilpin, b Tate R. Holman, st Davies, b Light B. Bennetts, b Tate E. Hawken, b Fishwick G. H. Escott, b Light Whiting, not out B. Williams, lbw, b Light .. Extras .. Second Innings. 10 st Davies, b Light .. 2 4 c Shelley, b Sturt .. 4 1 c Beech, b Light .. 10 14 c Light, b Sturt .. 13 4 st Davies, b Tate .. 9 7 c Beech, b Fishwick.. 100 26 b Fishwick .. .. 7 0 b Fishwick .. .. 8 5 b Light .. .. 9. 13 lbw, b Tate .. .. 15 1 not out .. .. 19 4 Extras .. 10 Total .. 89 Total .. 206