Minor Counties Championship 1913

1007 T R Kent Buckinghamshire 1004 A P Strange Berkshire 500 wickets (1) 565 Morris, A Durham 300 wickets (5) 343 Whiting, F J Cornwall 341 Hawksworth, G M Berkshire 322 Coulson, H Cambridgeshire 323 Penfold, W Suffolk 316 Milne, G T Northumberland 200 wickets (5) 253 Mitchell, H Wiltshire 227 Burton, F A Hertfordshire 215 Hacker, W S Glamorgan 210 Riley, E E Lincolnshire 202 Broughton, J J Lincolnshire 100 wickets (10) 139 W Wreford Devon 129 Preston, H J Kent 2nd XI 124 M Falcon Norfolk 121 Smoker, H G Cheshire 115 Dr W Y Woodburn Berkshire 107 G Belcher Berkshire 102 Smith, T Durham 102 C J B Webb Dorset 101 Falconer, R Norfolk 100 Norbury, D V Northumberland 50 catches (6) 54 R W Awdry Wiltshire 54 E S Phillips Monmouthshire 53 Gibson, E Norfolk 52 F W Gillespie Northumberland 51 Penfold, W Suffolk 50 Thackeray, J Durham 100 matches (2) 107 N V H Riches Glamorgan 101 Wharmby, G E Bedfordshire Final Season A number of players making their final appearance for their county in 1913 deserve special mention. C S Awdry – Wiltshire 1895-1913 (born 23 March 1877; died 25 March 1918) Charles Selwyn Awdry was a member of the Awdry cricketing family. He was born on 23rd March 1877 in St Pancras, Middlesex the son of Charles a former Wiltshire County Club player and President. His brother was Robert William, and he was the father of Charles Edwin, Ambrose Leonard, and Henry Godwin all members at various times of the Wiltshire County team. He himself started playing for the County in 1895 playing in 112 Championship matches. His run total was 3633 with an average of 23.74 and a highest score of 160 not out against Buckinghamshire at the Swindon County Ground in 1908. He also played an additional 17 matches and totalled 4246 runs in all county matches. He rarely bowled and took only one wicket. For the period 1902-1910 he was the County Club Chairman. After attending 10