Cricket 1909

F eb . 25, 1909. CR ICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 29 CRICKET IN TASMANIA. NORTH v. SOUTH. Played at Hobart on Dee. 26, 28, and 29. The North won by 8 runs. The eighty-second meeting of the North and South of Tasmania produced a capitally-contested match, the North winning by the narrow margin of 8 runs. •The South have now won thirty-seven times and the North thirtj'-six, the remaining nine games having been drawn. Braithwaite s innings of 85 saved the North from collapse on the first day, but he was missed by S. Hawson ere he had made a run. The South just failed to equal the opposing score, although Dodds and Richardson played well, Braith­ waite taking six wickets for 10£ runs each. In their second innings the North fared badly against Carroll, whose analysis was five for 16, and the South were set only |185 to win. At 'the end of the second day six wickets were down for 56, and the result seemed a foregone conclusion. But on the third morning Carroll, Paton and Facy played so well that the North won by only 8 runs. Owing to indisposition Windsor was unable to bowl or field in the final stage of the game. Score and analysis:— N o rth . First innings. Second innings. H. R. Purse, c Dodds, b c H u d s o n , b Paton........................... ..1 5 Chancellor ... 10 N. R. Westbrook, c Dodds, b Paton ...........................20 b Carroll ................62 E. A. Windsor, cR . Hawson, b Paton .......................... 0 C. Martin, c Carroll, b Facy 1 E. W. Harrison, c Facy, b Paton..................................26 L. K. Warde, b F acy......... 5 H. C. Smith, b Chancellor 21 A. Braithwaite, c Carroll, 1) Chancellor ...................85 T. Elliott, c and b Chan­ cellor .................................. 12 L. Thomas, c Chancellor, b Paton ...........................13 E. McDonald, not out ... 37 Leg-bye ................... 1 Total ...................245 S ou th . First innings. R. Hawson, b Windsor ... 25 T. A. Tabart, run out ... 31 F. Chancellor, st Thomas, b Braithwaite.................. 5 N. Dodds, c Thomas, b Elliott..................................63 J. Hudson, b Braithwaite 0 W. Richardson, c Harrison, b Elliott ...........................60 D. Paton, not out ...........22 A. C. Facy, c Harrison, b Braithwaite ................... T. Carroll, c Purse, b Braithwaite .................. 4 S. Hawson, b Braithwaite 2 F. Hanson, b Braithwaitc 0 B 10, lb 1 ...................11 b Paton ........... 7 c Hanson, b Paton 2 c S. Hawson, b Carroll ......... 42 c R. Hawson, b Carroll ...........12 c Dodds, b Facy 4 c Facy, b Chan­ cellor ........... 10 c Chancellor, b Carroll ........... 8 not out.................. 0 c Paton, b Carroll 6 B 4, lb 6 , n b l ... 11 Total ...174 Second innings, c Westbrook, b Braithwaite ... 11 c Harrison, b Braithwaite .. 5 c Westbrook, b Braithwaite ... 0 c Westbrook, b Braithwaite ... 0 b Braithwaite ... 2 c Harrison, b Elliott .......... 0 c sub., b Braith­ waite.................. 33 3 c sub., b Elliott 50 b Martin ...........30 c T h om a s, b Elliott ...........20 not out.................. 0 B 10, Ib4,nb2... 16 Facy Paton ... Hanson ... Chancellor Richardson T o ta l.......................... 235 N o rth . First innings. O. M. R. W. 20 11 66 2 .. 28 "2 6 50 5 .. 7 0 24 0 .. 16 2 64 3 .. 10 2 31 0 .. Carroll Total .. 176 Second innings. 0 . M. R. W. . ... 14 4 35 1 . ... 31 8 60 2 . ... 11 6 14 0 . ... 13 3 38 2 ! ... 6-1 - 110 -ball. 1 16 5 Second innings. O. M. R. W. . ... 2 0 12 0 ! 27 7 73 6 . ... 22.1 3 62 3 , ... 5 2 13 1 S outh . First innings. O. M. R. W. McDonald ... 10 0 54 0 Windsor.......... 19 1 85 1 Braithwaite... 14’3 4 63 6 ™ o t t ............. 10 3 13 2 Harrison ... 1 0 0 0 Martin Martin bowled two no-balls. <s Launceston on December 26th and 28th the aouth beat the North in a “ B ” grade match by 1-24 runs. The total scores were :—South 260 ( R. J'ennycuick 74) and 240 (R. Pennycuick 87 ; A. Hanson 53) ; North 108 (J. Gove 00) and 178 (S. Scill 1 F p w u ie k , in addition to scoring 74 and 87, took eight wickets for 60 runs. BENDIGO y. SOUTHERN TASMANIA. Played at Hobart on January 1 and 2. Southern Tasmania won by an innings and 172 runs. The outstanding feature of this match was the score of 171 by R. Hawson, which contained twenty- eight 4’s. From the start the bowling did not trouble him, and he treated it just as he liked. The only dangerous stroke which he made was after he had passed the hundred ; he lifted the ball towards the track, but the fieldsman misjudged it badly. On the off he scored with great rapidity, cutting beautifully and driving with great precision. In the second innings of Bendigo G. Mackay went in first and carried out his bat. Score :— S outhern T asm an ia . R. Hawson, c Trott, b Letlilean...................171 T. A. Tabart, b Sarvaas 7 N. Dodds, st Pierce, b G. Mackay ...........58 J. Hudson, b Lethlean 56 D. Paton, st Pierce, b G. Mackay ...........10 W. R ic h a r d s o n , c Pierce, b G. Mackay 2 A. C. Facy, run out... 22 T. Carroll, st Pierce, b G. Mackay ........... 0 F. Chancellor, c and b Sarvaas ...................40 R. Pennycuick, b Deravin .................. 16 A. Tringrove, not out 3 Byes, &c..............14 Total ...408 Bowling: Deravin, one for 70; Sarvaas, two for 88 ; Trott, none for 48; Lethlean, two for 64; Mackay, four for 103; Keogh, none for 21. B endigo . First innings. E. J. Keogh, c Dodds, b Facy .................................. G. Mackay, c Tabart, b Pennycuick ...................! G. H. S. Trott, c Dodds, b Facy .................................. J. Brown, b Facy ........... M. Mackay, c Dodds, b Facy .................................. B. Pierce, b Chancellor ... F. Livesley, b Chancellor... N. S. Deravin, st Dodds, b Pennycuick .................. E. Bayliss, run out ........... J. Sarvaas, not out ........... E. Lethlean, b Chancellor Second innings, c Facy, b Chan­ cellor ............ 2 not out..................48 c R. Hawson, b Chancellor ... 1 c Carroll, b Chan­ cellor ........28 c Carroll, b Chan­ cellor ........... 1 c Paton, b Facy... 40 b Paton ........... 0 0 Byes, &c. Total ... b F acy.......... c Tringrove, Chancellor b Paton c R. Hawson, Paton Byes, &c. . 82 Total...........154 B ow ling: Far.y, seven for 42; Chancellor, eight for 5S; Pennycuick (first innings), two for 4; Paton (second innings), two for 41. BENDIGO v. HOKE BY. Played at Rokeby on January 5. Drawn. Harry Trott showed useful all round cricket for Bendigo and A. Richardson played a good innings for the home side. The game was drawn, play being restricted to a single day. Score:— B endigo . N. S. Deravin E. J. Keogh, cE. Young b A. Richardson ... 51 G. Mackay, c W. Free, b A. Richardson ... 33 V. Harris, st E. Free, b Young ...................26 G.H.S. Trott,cW. Free, b A. Richardson ... 36 B. Pierce, c and b A. Richardson ........... 3 J. Brown, c G. Free, b A. Richardson ... 46 L. A. Richardson, b Richardson ........... 2 M. Mackay, c L. Pearsall, b G. Free 12 F. Livesley, b G. Free 0 E. Bayliss, b A. Richardson .......... 1 E. Lethlean, not out 1 Byes, Ac............. 12 Total ...233 Bowling analysis: A. Richardson, seven wickets for 104; G. Free, two for 35; Young, one for 31. A. R ic h a r d s o n , b Deravin ...................60 W. T. Free, c Deravin, b Leathlean .......... 31 L. Richardson, b Trott 13 G. Free, c Harris, b L ethlean.................. 0 E. Free, c Brown, b L ethlean.................. 8 C. Suckling, b Deravin 0 G. Suckling, run out 0 O.Suckling,b Deravin 7 V. Chipman, lbw, b Trott .................. 6 E. Young, not out ... 5 L. Pearsall, not out.. Byes, &c................ 21 Total (0 wkts)...153 Bowling analysis : Deravin, three wickets for 32 ; Lethlean, three for 30 ; Trott, two for 20; G. Mackay, none for 32, BENDIGO v. NORTHERN TASMANIA. Played at Launceston on January 8 and 9. Drawn. Harry Trott played a capital game in the second innings of Bendigo, scoring freely and making his runs all round the wicket. Score :— N o rth ern T asm an ia . H. R. Purse, c Pierce, T. Elliot, c De Ravin, b Trott ................... 44 b Lethlean ... ... 30 H. O. Smith, b De N. R. Westbrook, not R avin......................... 1 out .......................... 40 K. Westbrook, b De R. Westbrook, b G. Ravin.......................... 4 Mackay .................. 14 C. Martin, lbw, b G. L. Thomas, c Brown, Mackiy ................... 36 b G. M ackay.......... 20 E. W. Harrison, b LethA. T. Marshall, c and lean ........................... 20 b Trott .................. 10 A Braithwaite,b LethByes, &c .............. 7 lean .......................... 10 — Total ......... >54 B o w lin g :—Lethlean , three for 65; G. Mackay, three for 73. B endigo . First innings. Second innings E. J. Keogh, c Marshall, b c Elliot, b Braith- Braithwaite .................. 17 waito .......... 1 G. H. S. Trott, b BraithcN .R. Westbrook, waite .................................. 6 b Braithwaite... 80 G. Mackay, c and b Elliot... 18 b Marshall........... 20 J. Brown, lbw, b Braith­ waite .................................. 16 b Marshall*........... 1 B. Pierce, b Elliot ........... 27 lbw, b Elliot ... 30 M. Mackay, b Martin 7 not out ........... 4 F. Livesley, b Martin 7 c Martin, b Har­ W. Williams, c Harrison, b rison .................. 1 E llio t.................................. 0 run out ........... 8 E. Bayliss, b M artin.......... 0 E. Lethlean, not ou t.......... 0 N. S. Deravin, b Martin ... 1 Byes, &c....................... 5 Byes, &c. ... 11 Total ..................113 Total (7 wkts)165 B o w lin g : —Elliot, four for c (first innings). Martin, four for 20 BENDIGO v. LONGFORD. Played at Longford on January 11. Bendigo won by 184 runs. The home side were outplayed from start to finish and easily beaten. Score :— B endigo . E. J. Keogh, b Clarke 8 G. H. S. Trott, c Cross- wcll, b Cameron ... 26 G. Mackay, lbw, b Clarke ...................31 J. Brown, bCrooine... 67 B. Pierce, b Croome... 4 M. Mackay, not out... 45 W. Williams, run out 10 F. Livesley, c and b Arthur .................. 6 E. Bayliss, not out ... 18 Byes, &c..............31 Total (7 wkts)*255 ♦Innings declared closed. E. Lethlean and N. S. Deravin did not bat. B ow lin g :—Croome, two for 37; Clarke, two for 45. L ongford . H. Cameron, b Leth­ lean ........................... 0 Crosswell, b Deravin... 4 Arthur, b Deravin ... 1 Hogarth, b Lethlean... 3 C. Cameron, not out... 29 Pitt, lbw, b Lethlean 0 Archer, b Deravin ... 4 B ow ling Deravin, four for 15 : Lethlean, four for 22 ; G. Mackay, two for 4. Soloman, b Lethlean 0 Clarke, b Deravin ... 0 Croome, b G. Mackay 16 Hudson, b G. Mackay 0 Byes, &c.............14 Total .......... 71 The Bendigo team left for Melbourne by the Loonyana on January 12th. THE CRICKET TOURNAMENT IN THE WEST INDIES. The ninth Tournament in which Bar­ bados, Demerara, and Trinidad Lave taken part was held at Kensington (Barbados) in mid - January. Barbados succeeded in carrying off the honours, defeating Demerara by nine wickets and the holders (Trinidad) by five. 1or their success they were chiefly indebted to P. A. Goodman, a player now in his thirty-fifth year, who made a couple of three-figure scores. Bar­ bados, whilst stronger in batting than either