Cricket 1914

43 ° 1 THE WORLD OF CRICKET. A u g u s t 15, 1914. D u r h a m . First Innings. N o r f o l k . A. F. Maynard, lbw, b Madden H. L. Dales, run out A. A. Pape, c Kelsall, b Madden R. H. Callender, run out .. J. Bennett, b Whatton F. W. Burgoyne Johnson, c Madden, b Whatton W. J. Nimmo, st Kelsall, b Whatton S e c o n d I n n i n g s :— A. F. Maynard, not out, 18 ; H. L. Dales, not out, 31 ; extras, 2— total (for no wicket), 51. C u m b e r l a n d B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s i s . Whatton, 6 for 72 and 0 for 33; Madden, 2 for 38 and o for 16; Pollard, o for 9. 28 Harry, c Huggins, b Whatton T. A. Bulmer, not out Morris, c Spedding, b What­ ton R. P. M. Hudson, c Spedding, b Whatton Extras Total .. R. F. Popham, c Watts, b J. H. Falcon, c & b G. A. Rose 1 9 0 G. A. Rose 26 A. R. Hudson, b Coulson .. 3 15 R. W. Thurgar, c G. A. Rose, N. A. Jessopp, b G. A. Rose 1 8 b L. Rose 11 Falconer, not out 1 3 0 G. A. Stevens, c Chaplin, b Watson, st W’atts, b Coulson 1 7 Coulson 68 Extras 1 1 7 M. Falcon, b L. Rose 38 ---- 6 E. J. Fulcher, b L. Rose .. 3 / Total .. 266 ---- G. R. Pedder, b Coulson .. 5 ---- 125 STA FFORD SH IRE v. KEN T II. A t Stoke, August 5 and 6. The visitors were one short in their first innings, Lowe having been called away suddenly to join the colours as a reservist. They collapsed completely before Barnes and Wilson in both innings, and the home side, for whom Barnes made top score, had an easy victory by an innings and 136 runs. K e n t II. First Innings. Dutnall, c Wilson, b Barnes J. C. Colquhoun, run out .. .. o lbw, b Wilson .. 14 A. O. Snowden, c Heath, b Barnes Jennings, c. Heath, b Barnes G. J. V. Weigall, c Awty, b Barnes Hickmott, b Wilson C. K. Douglas, b Wilson Freeman, b Barnes .. Povey, not out Smith (A.), b Barnes Ashdown, absent Extras Total Second Innings, lbw, b Wilson b Barnes b Barnes b Wilson b Wilson c Heath, b Barnes .. b Wilson c Heath, b Barnes .. not out st Dearine, b Meakin Extras 26 Total 13 39 S t a f f o r d 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 :— Barnes, 13-1-6-13-6 ; Wilson, 13-4-12-2 S e c o n d I n n i n g s :— Barnes, 12-3 -12 -4; Wilson, 11-3-14- Meakin, o*2-o-o-i. S t a f f o r d s h i r e . J. J. Awty, st Povey, b Free­ man .. .. 28 L. F. Taylor, c Dutnall, b Freeman .. .. .. 5 Barnes, b Smith .. .. 58 J. Ankers, b Freeman .. 5 W . T. Newton, b Freeman .. 5 J. S. Heath, b Smith .. 39 Nichols, lbw, b Freeman .. 23 W. H. Twigg, c Douglas, b Smith B. Meakin, b Freeman H . Dearing, not out Wilson (G. A.), c Jennings, b Freeman Extras Total 7 2 15 K e n t B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s i s . Smith, 33 - 5 - 98-3 ; Freeman, 26-3-8-55-7 ; Hickmott, 10-1-26-0 ; Dutnall, 4-1-8-0. Second Innings. N OR FOLK v. CAMBRIDGESH IRE. ^ A t Lakenham, Norwich, August 5 and 6. The visitors, lacking several of their best, had only ten men at the start, and in the second innings only nine batted, Sadler having been injured. Ten of the Norfolk batsmen made double figures, Stevens and Pedder topping 50. In the second innings of Cambs Michael Falcon bowled with great effect. He took all the last 5 wickets in the course of 8 balls,^and did the hat trick. Norfolk won by an innings and 124 runs. C a m b r i d g e s h i r e . First Innings. W. A. Gray, c J. H. Falcon, b Falconer Loveday, lbw, b M. Falcon A. S. Ling, c Fulcher, b M. F alcon .. E. H. Hickman, c Pedder, b M. Falcon Watts, b M. Falcon Sadler, b Watson H. D. Chaplin, not out Coulson, b M. Falcon G. A. Rose, c Jessopp, b M. Falcon L. Rose, c Thurger, b Watson Extras b M. Falcon .. lbw, b Jessopp b Jessopp 13 13 3 10 20 4 11 not out c Popham, b M. Falcon absent hurt c Falconer, b M. Falcon c Popham, b M. Falcon b M. Falcon st Pedder, b M. Falcon Extras Total 96 Total C a m b r id g e s h ir e B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s i s . L. Rose, 21-3-99-3 ; Sadler, 9-2-29-0 ; G. A. Rose, 14-3-54-3 ; Coulson, 17-2-2-73-4. W ILTSH IRE v. SU R R E Y II. At Westbury, August 5 and 6. W ilts led on the first innings, and looked like having an easy win when Surrey lost 7 for 75 in their second ; but a good innings by Goatly, whom Sullivan helped in a stand of 76 for the eighth wicket, and the rain, coming on at a time when the home side had just started on the by no means heavy task of getting 112 to get in about two hours, saved Surrey from outright defeat. Mitchell again bowled well for Wilts, who have cancelled all their remaining matches of the season on account of the War. Sand­ ham was called away to play for Surrey’s first team. S u r r e y II. First Innings. A. W. F. Rutty, c Newman (A. W.), b Mitchell Sandham, b Mitchell Goatly, lbw, b Mitchell Peach, b Newman (A. W.) Myers, b Mitchell D. Hoberts, lbw, b Newman (A. W.) Alwin, b Newman (A. W.) Abel (T.), c & b Mitchell Narraway, b Newman (A. W.) Sullivan, c Williams, b Mitchell .. Freeman, not out Extras Total W i l t s h ir 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 :— Mitchell, 25-9-56-6 ; Newman (A W.), 24-5-56-4- S e c o n d I n n i n g s :— Mitchell, 18-1-74-4 ; Newman (A. W.), 16-5— Second Innings. 5 b Newman (A. W.) .. 2 13 absent — ■ 5 b Mitchell 8g> 15 c Newman (A. W.), b Mitchell 2: 22 b Newman 5 0 lbw, b Newman (A. W.) o> 44 run out IO- 0 lbw, b Mitchell 5 3 st Kendle, b Mitchell O' 5 c Laverton, b Tayler 2 5 0 not out o* 4 Extras 1 3 1 1 6 Total 1 5 1 43-3 ; Laverton, 3-1-6-0 Taunton, 3-1-9-0 ; Tavler, 2-0-10-1. W i l t s h i r e . First Innings. 43 23 25 15 E. Newman, c & b Abel W . R. C. Laverton, st Sulli­ van, b Myers C. E. C. Kendle, c. Peach, b Myers Mitchell, not out Extras J. R. Tayler, st Sullivan Abel T. C. G. Sandford, c Narra­ way, b Abel H. Taunton, c Roberts, b Abel D. C. Brown, c Myers, b Goatly Newman (A. W.), b Goatly Total C. Williams, c & b Myers . . Sellick, run out S e c o n d I n n i n g s :— J. R. Tayler, not out, 2 ; H. Taunton, not out,. 1 ; extras, 2— total (for no wkt.), 5. S u r r e y 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 :— Myers, 19-4-52-3 ; Freeman, 4-0-22-0 ; Abel, 19-3-63-4 ; Goatly, 7-0-9-2 ; Peach, 3-0-7-0. S e c o n d I n n i n g s :— Goatly, 1-0-2-0 ; Myers, 1-0-1-0. 7 7 3 156 26 SUFFO LK v. HERTFORD SH IRE. At Ipswich, August 5 and 6. Herts won this match, in which for the most part the bowlers held the upper hand, by 9 wickets. S u f f o l k . First Innings. C. A. H. Hillier, b Coleman .. 9 E. G. Alderwick, c Marsh, b Cox .. 14 C. B. W. Magnay, c Etheridge, Coleman Rev. F. N. Bird, st Titchmarsh, Cox Second Innings, c Coleman, b Cox .. o c Coleman, b Shelford 27 5 b Cox .. 46 N o r f o l k 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 :— M . Falcon, 16-4-59-6 ; Falconer, 8 -3-17-1 ; Watson, 8-4~9-2. S e c o n d I n n i n g s :— M . Falcon, 7*2-1-16-6 ; Jessopp, 8-2-16-2 ; Falconer, 2-0-5-0. H. A. Busher, c & b Cox .. .. 3 W. G. English, c Titchmarsh, b Cole­ man .. .. .. .. 9 Penfold, c Household, b Cox .. 6 O. Mortimer, c & b Coleman .. 13 H. Bassett, c Cox, b Coleman .. 11 R. S. J. Rands, not out .. .. 2 H. Gaffney, c & b Coleman .. o Extras .. .. .. 9 Total .............. 81 c Household, b Cole­ man .. .. 6 not out .. ' .. 13 c Hosier, b Shelford.. 7 c Baker, b Shelford .. 12 b Burton .. .. 66 c Coleman, b Shelford 27 c Shelford, b Burton 5 b Shelford .. • • 2 Extras .. .. 5 Total 170