Cricket 1914

A ugust 15, 1914. THE WORLD OF CRICKET. 429 The Score Book. M IDDLESEX v. HANTS. The analysis of the Middlesex bowlers in the second innings cf Hants at Southampton was not given fully last week. For the sake of reference it is appended :— Hearne (J. T.), 22-9-51-1 ; Tarrant, 28*1-6-89-4 ; Hearne (J. W.), 4-0-20-0 ; Clarke, 4-1-19-0 ; Haig, 2-1-8-0. KEN T v. SUSSEX. On page 420 of last week’s issue the names of Vine and H. L. Wilson were transposed. It was, of course, Vine who scored 140 and 2, Wilson making 26 and 17. Cricket in Canada. T he J o h n Ross R o b e rtso n C up. First Innings. Second Innings. T . Smith, b Slater 1 run out 9 J. G. Macintosh, b Slater 3 c & b Slater 0 M. Eager, b Slater 1 run out .. 22 P. Broadfoot, b Hartley T . A. D. Bevington, c Meston, b 33 c Edwards, b Goldie.. 22 Slater 9 c Holmes, b H artley.. 59 K . Habershon, lbw, b Meston 21 c Holmes, b Meston .. 43 W. L. Price, c Goldie, b Hartley .. 5 c Down, b Hartley .. 33 E. C. Laver, c & b Hartley D r. S. A. Smith, b Meston 9 b Edwards 6 1 b Meston 4 i R . Bingham, st Webster, b Hartley 10 b Edwards 22 £ . J. Smith, not out 4 not out 3 Extras 16 Extras 27 Total 113 Total 287 R e g in a . First Innings. Second Innings. E. H. Hartley, b S. A. Smith 9 b Price 7 S. P. Meston, b S. A. Smith 3 b Laver 28 R . Edwards, b Price 0 b Price 0 C. Holmes, lbw, b Price 3 b Price 4 J. H. Gordon, b Price 0 b Price 9 G. L. Slater, b S. A. Smith T. H. Smith, c Habershon. b S. A. 1 7 b Price 7 Smith 5 b Price 0 D. Webster, b Price 7 c Laver, b Price 11 A. C. Down, not out 8 b Price 16 J. Farnsworth, b Price 3 not out 1 A . W. Goldie, b Price 2 b S. A. Smith 2 Extras 11 Extras 6 Total 68 Total 9 i John L. Evans, run out .. 59 L. Lee, not out O. F. Bottomley, c Nightin- Extras gale, b Collard A. Lee, b Penfold C. C. Morris, c Webb, b Pen­ fold ............................ W. N. Morice, not out S. W. Mifflin, c Thompson, b Ridge . R e ig a t e P r i o r y . 24 39 35 36 K. G. Thompson, c & b Vetterlein .. .. .. 6 T. H. G. Welch, b Vetterlein 13 K. Nichols, c Garrigues, b L. Lee .. .. .. .. 6 Penfold, c Callaghan, b Morice .. .. 18 F. G. MacLaren, st Calla­ ghan, b Vetterlein .. 2 R. H. Hoole, C Pearce, b Vetterlein .. .. 28 D. A. Collard, c Morris, b Pearce F. J. Nightingale, b Pearce E. H. L. Nice, b Pearce F. Ridge, b Pearce H. N. Verrels, not out A. Webb, b Pearce Extras Total .. At Reading, August 3 and 4. The home side were much more strongly represented than in their previous matches, and Dorset had the help of Webb, Busk, and Walbv. The first day’s play was very even, Dorset leading by a single run when an innings each had been completed, and Berks scoring 135 for 5 in their second. Morres bowled most effectively for Berks, and Walby, Hartley, and Webb did good work with the ball for Dorset. On the Tuesday Hawks­ worth and Bailey effected a surprising stand at the end of the home side’s innings, and then Hawksworth bowled with such deadliness that Dors'et were dismissed for 94, and Berkshire won by 189 runs. B e r k s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings, c H. W. Farrer, b BERKSHIRE v. DORSETSHIRE. W INN IPEG W ANDERERS v. REGINA. A t the Wanderers’ Ground, Winnipeg, July 14, 15, and 16. Without -doing anything remarkable the Wanderers took a good lead on the first day, when an innings each was got through. On the second they ran up 287— a big score under Canadian conditions Bevington (the •old Harrovian) and Habershon added 79 in partnership. They won by 241 runs. Price took 14 for 65 in the match. Dr. Smith 5 for 66. Siater (5 for 62) and Hartley (6 for 68) were Regina’s best bowlers. W in n ip e g W a n d e r e r s . 29 A. P. Strange, Hartley .. .. • • 37 b Webb Shoosmith, c E. R. B. Farrer, b Hartley .. .. .. 28 Dr. W. Y . Woodburn, b Hartley .. o T. P. Norris, c E. R. B. Farrer, b Walby G. G. M. Bennett, c Goodden, b Hartley Sir C. E. M. Y . Nepean, c Walby, b Hartley .. .. .. ..9 H. F. Morres, c McIntyre, b Walby o S. H. Stevens, b Walby .. .. o C. W. Battye, c Freeman, b W alby 4 Bailey, not out .. .. ..2 Hawksworth, c Goodden, b W alby . 18 Extras .. .. ..15 Total .. .. 144 18 c Goodden, b Webb .. c H. W. Farrer, b Walby 2 c Barrow, b McIntyre c Goodden, b W a lb y .. c Barrow, b Webb c & b Busk .. c Walby, b Webb c H. W. Farrer, Webb c Barrow, b Walby not out Extras Total 9 34 10 15 56 44 28 284 D o r s e t 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 : — Webb, 7 -1-2 1-0 ; McIntyre, 6-0-24-0; Walby, 16*5-5-36-5 ; Hartley, 15-4-48-5. S e c o n d I n n i n g s :— Hartley, 10-1-34-0 ; Walby, 25*3-8-76-2 ; McIntyre, 10-1-35-1 ; Webb, 16-2-64-6 ; Busk, 9-1-46-1 ; Freeman, 1— o— 1— o. . . D o r s e t s h ir e . First Innings. C. J. B. Webb, b Morres .. .. 10 Walby, c Stevens, b Morres .. 17 C. P. Goodden, b Morres .. .. 9 Freeman (E. J.), c Strange, b Moires 12 E. R. B. Farrer, c Hawksworth, b Morres .. .. .. .. 2 P. L. Barrow, run out .. .. 8 R. D. Busk, c Nepean, b Bailey .. 1 H. W. Lye, not out .. .. 33 E. A. McIntyre, c Battye,b Morres 19 H. W. Farrer, b Morres .. .. 14 H. M. Hartley, b Bailey .. .. 5 Extras .. .. .. 15 Total .. .. 145 Second Innings, b Morres c & b Morres c sub, b Hawksworth c Nepean, b Hawks­ worth c Shoosmith, b Bailey 4 st Stevens, b Hawks­ worth .. . • 7 b Hawksworth .. 5 c Bennett, b Hawks­ worth .. .. 2 st Stevens, b Hawks­ worth .. . • 12 not out .. .. 10 b Hawksworth .. o Etxras .. 3 Total .. 94 REIGATE PR IO R Y v. MERION (U.S.A.). At Reigate, August 4. The first match of the Merion tour, which if not abandoned will be abridged by the War. Merion, who include a number of representative Philadelphian players, won easily. M e r io n . B e r k 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 : — Morres, 18-3-50-7; Hawksworth, 15-4-42-0; Bailey, 6-0-25-2 ; Woodburn, 3-1-12-0. Morres 1 nb. S e c o n d I n n i n g s :— Morres, 14-2-42-2 ; Bailey, 3-0-13-1 ; Hawks­ worth, 15*4-5-21-7 ; Woodbum, 5-1-15-0. 53 28 Total (for 5 wkts., dec.) .. 274 J. R. Vetterlein, H. G. Pearce, W. M. R. Crosman, J. K. Garrigues, and C. C. Callaghan did not bat. CUMBERLAND v. DURHAM. At Carlisle, August 5 and 6. In the first match Durham played a purely amateur team ; but in this return game Harry and Morris were included and bowled unchanged. Durham won by 10 wickets. C u m b e r la n d . First Innings. L. Gillett, b Morris .. .. .. 17 Whatton, c Harry, b Morris .. 19 J. W. Huggins, lbw, b Morris .. 20 Madden, b Morris .. .. .. o Massey, b Harry .. • • • • o R. C. Saint, c Hudson, b Harry .. 8 E. T. Bulman, b Harry .. .. 9 L. B. Saint, b Harry .. .. o J. Kelsall, b Harry .. .. .. o J. Spedding, b Morris .. .. 2 Pollard, not out .. .. .. 6 Extras .. .. .. 15 Total .. .. 96 Second Innings, b Morris not out c Harry, b Morris . c Maynard, b Harry, run out c Nimmo, b Harry . b Morris run out b Morris c Bennett, b Harry . b Harry Extras Total 27 74 D u r h a m B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . Morris, 5 for 36 and 4 for 24 ; Harry, 5 for 45 and 4 for 43.