Cricket 1910

39 ° CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. S e p t . 8 , 1 9 1 0 . CRICKET IN AMERICA. THE WINNIPEG TOURNAMENT. M A N ITO B A T. SASK ATCH EW AN .— Played on the U niversity ground on August 1 and w on by M anitoba b y 20 runs, ow ing chiefly to some brilliant bow ling on the part of W orthington. Score and analysis:— M a n it o b a . First innings. Second innings. T. R. M athews, b Vidal ... 23 c H eathcote, b Parker .........47 E. C. Reynolds, b Vidal ... 8 b C o tte rill......36 F. A. Felstead, b Price ... 6 not out ......52 R . Bingham , b Price............ 6 c C o t t e r i ll , b Parker .........32 E. C. Laver, c Risk. bPrice 36 not ou t............. 1 V. G. W illiam s, b Vidal ... 6 W. A. T. Iloskin, b Price... 19 G. Davis, c and b Bagshaw 0 E. J. Sm ith, lbw, b P rice... 0 W. Roth well, b Bagshaw... 12 R. L. W orthington, n ot ou t 2 Byes, &c.......................... 8 Byes, &c. ... 3 Total .....................125Total (3 wkts)*171 * Innings declared closed. S a s k a t c h e w a n . J.S. l!cath cote,c Davis, b W orthington ... 4 W. Beattie, b Bingham 2 N. C. Vidal, c Davis, b W orthington .......... 32 W . L. Price, b Wor­ thington ..................... 8 R. H. Scott, c Felstead, b W orthington ... 25 L. A . Gurney, b Laver 6 B. Hawkes, b W or­ thington ..................... 1 Second in n in g s; Saskatchewan m ade 9 for tw o w ickets. M a n it o b a . C otterill , P rice... . Vidal... , A. E. Risk, b W or­ thington ...................... 0 E. T. Bagshaw, not out 10 Rev. H. J. D. Parker, c Rothw ell, b Sm ith 11 II. T. Cotterill, lbw , b W orthington ............. 2 Byes, &c................. 4 Total ..........105 Laver... O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W 4 1 10 0 I Parker .. 3 0 11 0 20 3 50 5 Bagshaw.. 4 0 10 2 16 6 36 3 1 S a s k a t c h e w a n . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W 18 4 29 7 ! Rothwell 5 0 14 0 4 1 14 1 H oskin .. 4 2 12 0 7 1 21 1 |Sm ith 5 1 11 1 W INN IPEG v. A L B E R TA .— Played on the Bar­ racks ground on A ugust 1 and w on by W innipeg by 6 runs after a finely-contested game. Horrobin did the hat-trick in the second innings. Score and analysis:— W innipeg . First innings. Second innings. Rev. G. H orrobin, b Spick 0 c W etherell, b Spick ........... 0 P. J. W right, b Johnson ... 0 b Stephens.........37 D. W hitehead, run out ... 4 b J o h n so n ........... 0 G. G. Milne, b Johnson ... 0 b J o h n s o n .............38 IT. L. Pratt, b S p ic k ............ 4 b Spick ............. 6 J. J. Scarfe, c Riley, b Johnson ... ............ 1 b Spick .............13 A. Shellard, b S p ic k ............ 3 b Spick ............. 3 D. Little, c W etherell, b S p ic k ...................................... 1 c and b Johnson 0 R. O. White, c and b John­ son ...................................... 10 not out .........26 M ajor M cDonnell, not out 5 b Spick ........... 4 W. Lowe, c Wetherell, b S p ic k ...................................... 0 b Spick ........... 0 Byes, &c..................... 1 Byes, &c. ... 7 Total ............29 A l b e r t a , First innings. C. W. nail, b Low e ........... 1 G. Poile, lbw , b Shellard ... 12 K. C. Otter, c sub, b Lowo P. M. Johnson, c White, b H •nobin ............................. J. It. Spick, run o u t ............ A. R. Redgrove, c Miller, b llorrobin ..................... A. D ow ning, b L ow e............ N. Bryant, c W hitehead, b H orrobin ............................. F S. W etherell, c Shellard, b H orrobin ..................... W. B. Birk, c Pratt, b Hor- robin ...................................... Byes, &c..................... Total ................... T otal............134 Second innings. b Low e ............ 2 b Low e ............13 6 c and b Horrobin 0 25 b Ilorrobin .. 2 0 n o to u t 34 13 b H on ob in ... 0 0 c M cDonnell, ’b H orrobin 6 10 c W hitehead, b H orrobin 5 1 b Low e 0 0 b H orrobin... 9 1 b H orrobin .. 12 7 Byes, &c. 3 76 Total... 86 W innipeg . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Spick ............ 9 5 ......................... 28 5 Johnson............ 4 4 ......................... 52 3 S tep h en s............ 32 1 A lberta . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W.O. M. R. W. Low e ............ 13 5 21 3 ................ 35 3 W r ig h t............ 6 1 14 0 ................ 16 0 Shellard............ 3 0 13 1 ............. H orrobin ... 8 0 21 5 ............. 20 7 A local report sa id :— “ The first innings of the W.C. A. was a m ixture of blue funk and good bow l­ ing. Johnson and Spick provided the latter and the W innipeg men the rest in large chunks. It looked like an overw helm ing defeat. But the Alberta innings was not a very im pressive spectacle either, and w hen the strangers were out for 76 there looked like a chance of victory to that old tactician R. O. White. The W innipeg m en played like them selves at the second venture. For the Albertans’ last attem pt Horrobin bowled w ith deadly precision, and not only took seven w ickets for 14 runs, but accom plished the rare, dearly-sought, always sen­ sational hat trick. The first tim e in a successful and lengthy career of cricket. The fielding on neither side was good, but the W innipeg m en were better towards the end.” M ANITOBA v. A L B E R TA .—Played on the Univer­ sity ground on A ugust 2 and w on by Manitoba by 24 runs. Score and analysis :— A lberta . First innings. Second innings. S. D ow ning, b Rothw ell ... 0 run out ........15 C. Hall, b W orthington ... 8 c Reynolds, b R othw ell.........22 G. Poilc.cW illiam s, b Sm ith 16 b F elstea d ........20 T. W. Johnson, b H oskin... 11 b Sm ith ............ 7 J. R. Spick, b S m ith ............ 2 st Bingham , b F elstead............. 4 C. E. A ttcr, b S m ith ............ 7 c Sm ith, b Laver 20 F. S. W ctherell, b Sm ith ... 0 run out. ............ 1 E. H. Stephens, run ou t ... 1 c F e ls t e a d , b R othw ell............. 5 A . R. Redgrove, b H oskin.. 1 b Sm ith ............ 6 G. D ow ning, not ou t............ 6 n ot ou t.................... 0 F. J. Birks, b H oskin............ 3 lbw , b Sm ith ... 0 Byes, &c............................. 1 Byes, &c. ... 6 T o t a l.....................56 M a n it o b a . T otal............106 T.R. M athew s.b John­ son ........................... 12 C. E. Reynolds, b Spick ...................... 2 F. A. Felstead, c Step­ hens, b Johnson... 8 R. Bingham , lbw , b J o h n s o n ...................... 3 E. C. Laver, c S. D ow n­ ing, b Stephens ... 37 Dr. V. G. Williams, lbw , b Stevens ... 6 W. A. G. H oskin, c Wetherell, b D ow n­ ing ............................. 8 H. K. Richardson, b Stevens ..................... 1 R. O. W orthington, c Hall, b D ow ning ... 0 W. R othw ell,bStevens 2 E. J. S m ith ,n otou t... 0 . 1 Byes, &c. Total 80 Second innings : T. R. Mathews, not out, 34; C. E. Reynolds, c Redgrove, b A. Dow ning, 28 ; F. A. Felstead, b Stephens, 14; byes, &c., 5. Total, 81. A l b e r t a . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. ~ ~ “ W orthington ... R o th w e ll.......... Laver.................... H oskin ............ S m ith ................... 4 11 1 12 First inuings. S pick............ Johnson ... Stephens ... S. D ow ning O .. 15 .. 12 .. 5 .. 2 1 ... 1 ... I 10 0 ... 0 19 3 ... 1 3 4 ... F elstead... M anitoba . M. R. W. 3 36 1 ... . 2 30 3 ... . 1 7 4 . . . . 1 6 2 . . . . A. D ow ning . H all... O. 8 7 3 7 7 M. R. W. 2 20 0 1 20 2 Second innings. O. M. R. W. 3 18 0 Stephens bow led four no-balls. W IN N IPEG v. SASKATCH EW AN.— Played at the barracks ground on August 2 and w on by Sas­ katchew an by 126 runs. Score and analysis :— S a s k a t c h e w a n . G.S H eathcote, c N or­ ton, b Shellard ... 32 L.A.G urney,bShellard 27 N. C. Vidal, b W right 51 W. L. Price, b W right 16 R. II. Scott, c Lowe, b H o rro b in ....................2S D. H awkes, c Brenon, b H orrobin ............18 A. E. R isk, c Milne, b B lurton .................... 8 Rev. H. J. D. Parker, not out ..................... 11 E. L. Bagshaw, b H orrobin.....................10 T. B. Miller, b Lowe 0 O. F. Moore, lbw , b L o w e ............................ 0 Byes, &c............... 9 Total ...210 W in n ip e g . R. C. Baily, c Vidal, b P r ic e .............................12 J. W right, c Price, b Vidal ..................... 7 G. G. Milne, b Price... 2 L. M. N or^n , b Price 1 G. Horrobin, c Vidal,b P r ic e ............................. 9 G. Em slie, c Price, b V id a l.............................12 R. O.W hite, cVidal, b P rice............................. 0 A. Shellard, lbw , b Vidal............................. 7 J.F. Blurton, c Price, b Vidal ..................... 3 C. Brenon, b P rice ... 17 W. Low e, n ot out ... 13 Byes, &c............... 1 Total ............84 Second in n in g s: R. C. Baily, n ot out, 26 ; J. F. W right, c Vidal, b H eathcote, 40; G. G. Milno, c Hawkes, b H eathcote, 0 ; byes, &c., 0. Total (2 w kts) 66 . S a s k a t c h e w a n . O. M. R. W. L ow e........... 12 1 52 2 jW right H arrobin... 17 4 43 3 Bkirton Shellard ... 4 0 28 2 | W in n ip e g . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Price ... 13 2 37 3 |Vidal ... 13 1 46 4 O. M. R. W. 9 1 54 2 6 1 24 1 A L B E R TA v. SASK ATCH EW AN .—Played on the University ground on August 3 and w on b y Saskat­ chewan by six runs. Spick did the hat-trick. Score and analysis :— S a s k a t c h e w a n . J.S. H eathcote,run out 33 L. A. G uerney, b Spick 4 N .C. Vidal, b Stephens 10 W . L. Price, b Spick.. 1 R .H .S cott,b Stephens 2 B. Hawkes, c D ow n­ ing, b Spick ........... 1 A. E. Risk, not out ... 4 F.W eatherall, c Scott, b Vidal .....................16 W. C. Hall, b Vidal ... ] C. E. Attcr, lbw , b V idal............................. 0 J. S. Spick, c Vidal, b P rice ............................. 7 S. D ow ning, c C ot­ terill, b P rice............ 9 G. Poile, b Vidal ...1 W . Beattie, lbw , b S p ick ............................. E.T. Bagshaw ,bSpick Rev. H. J. D. Parker, b Spick ..................... II. T. Cotterill, b Spick Byes, &c................. Total... 0 0 1 1 0 57 E. II. Stephens, c Guerney, b Vidal ... 8 A. R. Redgrove,bVidal 0 W. B. R eilly, b Vidal.. 5 F. J. Birks, n ot o u t... 3 A. Dow ning, lbw , b Vidal.*............................ 0 Byes, &c................ 1 ... 51 T otal . S a s k a t c h e w a n . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Spick ... 34 7 |Stephens... 23 2 A l b e r t a . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. P rice............ 32 2 |Vidal............ 18 8 W INN IPEG v. M A N IT O B A .-P layed on the Bar­ racks ground on A ugust 3 and w on b y Manitoba b y 22 runs. Score and analysis:— M a n it o b a . T. Mathews, c Lowe, H. K. Richardson, b b Horrobin ............ 28 H orrobin..................... 0 C. E. Reynolds, b H orR. H oliday, lbw , b robin ............................. 1 H orrobin ...................'. 18 T. A. T elstead,c H odgR. W orthington, c son, b Horrobin ... 15 W hitehead, b H or­ E. Laver, c Hodgson, b robin.............................. 20 H orrobin ..................... 13 R. Rothw ell, c and b G. Davis, c Baily, b W right ..................... 1 H orrob in ..................... 10 E. J. Sm ith, n ot out .. 0 V. G. Williams, b Byes, &c................ 2 W right ............ ... 0 — Total ............108 W in n ip e g . — . M ortim er, b H oliD. Little, b Roth­ day ............................. 3 w ell ... ..................... 0 P. J. W right,c R ichardG. H orrobin, c W orth­ son, b W orthington 4 ington, b Sm ith ... 9 D. W hitehead, ca n d b A. Shellard, n ot out... 12 W orth in g ton ............ 5 R. O. W hite, c Davis, R. C. Baily, b R oth- b Sm ith ..................... 11 w ell ............ ............ 11 W. Lowe, b W orthing­ H. L. l ’ratt, c H oliton .............................. 12 day, b Rothwell ... 11 Byes, &c................ 7 F. X. H odgson,cD avis, — b R othw cll ............ 5 Total ... ,.. S 6 M a n it o b a . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Low e ... 13 0 W right ... 44 3 H orrobin .. 49 7 W in n ip e g . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. W orthingSm ith ... 14 2 ton ... 16 3 R oth w ell. 30 4 H oliday ... 15 1 Laver On the afternoon of A ugust 3rd the team s taking part in the Tournam ent were entertained at lunch.