Cricket 1914

486 THE WORLD OF CRICKET. N o v e m b e r , 19 14 . The Score Book. T he Q u a d r a n g u l a r T o u r n a m e n t a t B o m b a y . The annual tournament began on September 7, when the Parsis -met the Mahommedans. The Parsis were led for the first time by J. S. Warden, their crack all-rounder, and his generalship earned high praise. He handled his team with great skill, and moreover did more than one man’s share towards the victory of his side. The Parsi batting on the first day was slow, the first 38' runs taking an hour to make, while the next hour only produced 42. Warden and Vajifdar made the stand of the innings, adding 54 for the fifth wicket. The Mahommedan attack was very good, Saleh Mahomed especially getting a lot of work in. Elavia and Mirza bowled unchanged when the Islamites batted, and disposed of the whole side for 72. In the Parsis’ second innings, which began on the second morning, Driver and Elchidana put up 64 before the first wicket fell, but all were out for 114. Tamboowalla did the damage this time. Rain prevented any further play, and on the third day the Mahommedans never looked like getting the 219 required for victory. Khan Mahomed alone stayed long, and the Parsis won by 139 runs. Mirza and Elavia again bowled well, and these two shared with Warden the chief honours of the game. The Presidency team against the Hindus on September 10 included Sir F. L. Sprott. who played in the first match between Parsis and Presidency. 22 years ago, Major J. G. Greig, H. Cheetham, another veteran, H. L. Simms, the Sussex all-round player, and M. G. Salter, of Cheltenham. Oxford, and Gloucestershire. M. D. Pai captained the Hindus. The game, drawn owing to rain, does not call for much comment. Its best feature was some free hitting by Simms and Salter in the Presidency’s second innings. Deodhar and Gunpat batted well for the Hindus. As the Hindus had led on the first innings, they would have met the Parsis in the final. But, owing to more heavy rain, the final had to be abandoned. P a r s is . First Innings. D. D. Driver, run out D. K. Kapadia, b Saleh Mahomed S. M. Chothia, c Maslahodin, b Saleh Mahomed J. S. Warden, Ibw, b Tamboowalla M. D. Parekh, b Saleh Mahomed . . H. Vajifdar, Mahomed . c Shah, b Khan P. D. Chothia, b Khan Mahomed f. Elchidana, lbw, b Khan Mahomed P. J. Chinoy, b Aziz J. Elavia, not out B. Mirza, c Erfani, b Saleh Mahomed Extras Second Innings. 3 c Shah, b Tamboo walla 5 st Erfani, b Tamboo walla 20 b Shah 65 b Tamboowalla o st Erfani, b Tamboo walla 29 c Nazir Hussein, b Tamboowalla o b Shah 3 b Shah 6 b Saleh Mahomed 18 c Saleh Mahomed, b Tamboowalla 8 not out 19 Extras 47 Total .. 176 Total First Innings. Second Innings. S. A. Aziz, c Chinoy, b Mirza 5 c Chinoy, b Mirza 3 •C. M. Ali, run out 2 c Driver, b Elavia 10 Maslahodin Khan, b Elavia 6 c & b Mirza .. 1 S. H. Shah, lbwT, b Elavia 7 lbwr, b Elavia 5 Feroze Khan, c S. M. Chothia, b Mirza 0 b Vajifdar 1 Usuf Beg, c Chinoy, b Mirza 8 c Driver, b Mirza 9 Nazir Hussein, lbw, b Elavia 7 b Elavia 7 Khan Mahomed, c Kapadia, b Mirza 15 c P. D. Chothia, b Mirza 29 Saleh Mahomed, not out .. 10 c & b Mirza 7 K. Tamboowalla, c Vajifda, b Elavia 0 b Mirza 1 P. B. Erfani, b Elavia 12 not out 0 Extras 6 Total 72 Total 79 P a r s is B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . F ir s t I n n in g s :—Elavia, 9-0-27-5 ; Mirza, 9-1-45-4. S e c o n d I n n in g s :—Elavia, 15-1-49-3 ; Mirza, 16-5 'Vajifdar, 2-2-0-1. P r e s id e n c y . First Innings. H. E. Cheetham, c Deodhar, b Baloo 10 Major J. G. Greig, c Vithal, b Oghad Shunker .. .. .. .. 26 M. G. Salter, c Ganpat, b Date Major E. J. Haughton, c Deodhar, Oghad Shunker H. L. Simms, st Divekhar, b Date. Kirkwood, st Divekhar, b Date . West, Ibw, b Baloo .. .. .. 9 Sir F. L. Sprott, lbw, b Date .. 15 McCormack, b Oghad Shunker Scott, b Baloo C. H. E. Wilson, not out Extras Second Innings, c Deodhar, b Baloo .. b Baloo b Date b Baloo c Vithal, b Baloo .. 1 7 55 Ganpat, Shunker b Oghad 14 Total M. D. Pai, c Scott, b Simms D. B. Deodhar, b Haughton Oghad Shunker, run out .. P. Vithal, b Simms S. K. Divekhar, lbwT, b Simms K. A. Date, b Simms Gaikwar, c Sprott, b Simms H in d u s . 2 58 1 7 o P. Shivram, cSimms, b Wilson 4 P. Ganpat, not out .. .. 56 P. Baloo, c Sprott, b Wilson o Chanda Rana, st Sprott, b Greig 2 Extras .. .. .. 17 Total 171 T he H a v e r fo rd C o llege T o u r . FOURTEENTH MATCH v. SILWOOD PARK. At Sunninghill, July 25. C. C. Morris, as against Hampstead and Southgate, played for Haverford, and made top score. H a v e r f o r d C o l l e g e . 24 1 7 38 26 16 16 18 14 25 44 52 59 25 E. N. Crosman, b Dowson .. C. C. Morris, lbw, b Rockley Wilson W. M. R. Crosman, c Drum mond, b Rockley Wilson.. D. Webb, b way S. E. Stokes, c Drummond, b Dowson W. C. Brinton, lbw, b Rock ley Wilson J. Carey, run out J. K. Garrigues, b Day SiLW’OOD P a r k . C. L. C. Clark, c Morris, b | Ian Colvin, Brinton Capt. K. R. McCloughin, c E. Crosman, b J. Stokes .. H. H. Day, c Wendell, b J. Stokes J. H. Stogdon, not out G. H. Drummond, b Carey.. A. C. M. Croome, not out .. Extras 114 Total (for 4 wrkts.) 213 D. C. Wendell, c Dowson, b Fernie .. .. .. 6 H. Miller, c McCloughin, b Rockley Wilson .. .. 21 J. Stokes, lbw, b Rockley Wilson .. .. .. 3 W. Kirk, not out .. .. 1 Extras .. .. 20 Total .. .. 192 General Bannatine Allason, E. Rockley Wilson, E. M. Dowson, N. C. Tufnell, and A. E. Fernie, did not bat. M a h o m m e d a n B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . F ir s t I n n in g s : —Saleh Mahomed, 2 9 - 1 3 - 3 2 - 4 ; Aziz, 1 1 - 1 - 4 7 —1 ; Khan Mahomed, 1 6 - 5 - 6 1 - 3 ; Shah, 3 - 0 - 5 - 0 ; Nazir Hussein, 2 -0 -3 -0 ; Tamboowalla, 2 - 0 - 7 - 1 ; Maslahodin, 1 -0 -2 -0 . S e c o n d I n n in g s : —Saleh Mahomed, 10-4-18-1 ; Khan Mahomed, •5-0-14—0 ; Aziz, 3-0—3-0 ; Tamboowalla, 19-2-45-6 ; Shah, 12-3-26-3. M a h o m m e d a n s . FIFTEENTH MATCH, v. REPTON SCHOOL. At Repton, July 27. The game was drawn in a very interesting state. W. C. Brinton played a gocd innings. H a v e r f o r d C o l l e g e . 35 3 3 i 59 5 28 J. K. Garrigues, run out D. C. Wendell, b Kemble E. Rice, b Morris J. Stokes, not out .. Extras Total E. N. Crosman, c Bickford, b Kemble W. M. R. Crosman, b Jenkins S. E. Stokes, b Jenkins W. Webb, c Morris, b Bell.. W. C. Brinton, c Pallett, b Briggs ........................ J. Carey, c Howell, b Morris H. S. Miller, c Bell, b Briggs R e pt o n S c h o o l . J. Howell, lbw, b Brinton ..18 I J. M. Briggs, not out G. F. Bell, c Wendell, b 1? t Brinton A. E. Kemble, c and b Carey E. K. Parsons, run" out E. R. Pallett, c Garrigues, b Carey A. W. Becker, c and b Carey G. H. Bickford and A. G. Jenkins did not bat. 2 18 185 E. T. Francis, c Garrigues, b Carey H. M. Morris, not out Extras .. 31 29 7 Total (for 7 wkts.) 148 -24-6 ; B a t e s (Yorkshire) is with the Sportsmen’s Battalion, as well as Hayes and Hitch. H e r b e r t T a y l o r , Louis Tancred, and William Shalders are among the cricketers under arms in South Africa.