Cricket 1910

S e p t . 8 , 1 9 1 0 . CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME 3 9 i The follow ing account of the function is taken from the Winnipeg Telegram “ The Eaton Athletic Association was the hosts of the visiting ciicketers yesterday afternoon, in the pretty new grill room in the big store. The table itself was a source of m uch com m ent from the guests, who appreciated the com plim ent that was paid them . The table was 22 yards in length. Down the center of the snow y cloth ran a narrow strip of green baize, at the ends of w hich w ere marked off the popping and batting creases, w ith the correct m easurem ent. The stum ps and bails were also set in their proper place, full size w ickets being used. A little further dow n from the creases at each end, three bats, placed upright like a tripod in the center of the green strip, were bound w ith the Association colours. The m enu was a clever series of parodies upon cricket term s, and the luncheon itself was decidedly recherche. R. Y. Eaton, president of the com pany, occupied the chair, w ith A . A . Gilroy on his left, and T. Hooper, the president of the W.C. A., on his right. “ A t the conclusion of the luncheon, Mr. Eaton spoke very feelingly of the advantages of sport to a com m unity, and said that he was glad to see the gam e going ahead. The luncheon was one of welcom e and a token of goodw ill to the visitors. B. Hawkes m oved a vote of thanks to the president, and was seconded by W. T. Bryant. The cricketers one and all stated that it w ould be a long tim e before they w ould ever sit dow n to such a cricket dinner. The visitors had been asked to take the lunch inform ally, and appeared in their flannels, and looked every inch upholders o f the great game they were now indulging in .” M ANITOBA v. SASKATCHEW AN.— Played on the University ground on A ugust 4 and w on by M anitoba by 7 runs. B y their success— “ in hair- raising finish by 7 runs —M anitoba becam e inter- Provincial cham pions. Score and analysis M a n it o b a . First innings. Second innings T. R. M athews, c Bagshaw, b Goldie ............................. 9 run out ............ 2 C. A. Reynolds, b Price ... 0 c and b Price ... 4 F. A. Felstead, b Price 7 b Price.................... 1 E. C. Laver, c Gurney, b Vidal ...................................... 2 run out ............ 11 V. G. W illiam s, c Hawkes, b Vidal .................... ... 7 b P rice.................... 2 W. A. G. H oskin, c Bag­ shaw, b Price .................... 1 b Vidal.................... 2 E. J. Sm ith, b V id a l............ 20 c Price, b Vidal... 5 II. K. Richardson, b Vidal 0 b Vidal.................... 3 G. Davis, c Scott, b Goldie 9 not ou t.................... 0 R. O. W orthington, not out 13 b Vidal.................... 11 W. Rothw ell, c Price, b G oldie...................................... 8 b Price.................... 1 Byes, &c........................ 10 Byes, &c. ... 4 Total ... 86 * Total ............ 46 S a s k a t c h e w a n . First innings. Second innings J. H eathcote, b Rothw ell .. 7 b R oth w ell............ 5 L. A. G urney, b Rothw ell 0 c W orthington, b Smith ............ 2 Goldie, b Rothw ell ............ 14 b R othw ell............ 0 N. C. Vidal, c and b Smith 29 b Rothw ell............ 0 W. L. Price, c Williams, b c Reynolds, b Rothw ell ................... 3 Sm ith ............ 12 R . H. Scott, c Laver, b Rothw ell ............................. 2 b R othw ell............ 0 B. H aw kes, b L a v e r............ 12 run out ............ 3 A. E. Risk, run out ............ 2 b Sm ith ............ 8 J. F. D. Parker, st Davis, b Laver ............................. 2 b Smith ........... 0 E. J. Bagshaw, not out ... 0 not ou t.................... 2 H . S. Cotterill, run out ... 4 c Williams, b W orthington... 3 Byes, &c......................... 15 Byes, &c. 0 Total .................... 90 Total............ 35 M an ito ba . First innings. O. M. R. W. Price ............ 31 3 ... Vidal ............ 30 4 ... . Goldie ............ 15 3 ... , S a s k a t c h e w a n . Second innings. O. M. R. W. 18 4 9 4 15 0 W orthington.. Rothw ell Sm ith ............ Laver ............ First innings. O. M. R. W. 26 0 ., 29 5 7 1 . 13 2 Second innings. 0 . M. R. W. 0 1 19 4 16 4 W INNIPEG v. ALB E R TA .—Played on the Barracks ground on August 4 and w on by W innipeg by 10 runs. Score and analysis:— W in n ip e g . Birks, J. F. W right, c Birks, b Redgrove .......... 60 J. G. M cIntosh, b Stephens ... G. G. Milne, b Spick .. R. C. Baily, st Weath- erall, b H all ............ C. W hitehead, c Red­ grove, b Hall ........... W .O . Davis, b S pick... A. Shellard b H all ....................i 0 Rev. G. Harrobin, b Spick .................... 7 IT. L. Pratt.b R eilly... 26 R. O. W hite, c Birk,b Reilly .................... 14 W. Lowe, n ot out ... 0 Byes, &c................ 3 Total ...141 Second in n in g s: J. F. W right, not out, 66 ; J. G. M cIntosh, c Weatherall, b Spick, 33 ; G. G. Milne, not out, 27 ; byes, &c., 4. T otal (1 wkt)*130. *Innings declared closed. A l b e r t a . First innings. Second innings. G. Poile, b L ow e.................... 1 S. Dow ning, c Davis, b Shellard ...........................26 G. Redgrove, c Tratt, b H orrobin ............................. 0 J.S. Spick, c Davis, b L ow e 3 n ot ou t.................... 3 st W hitehead, b Davis ............ 1 st W hitehead, b Davis ............23 b Pratt... , b Shellard F. C. W eatherallj b Low e... 7 C. N. Hall, b Lowe ............36 E. H. Stephens, b Lowe ... 12 L. E. Attar, b Horrobin ... 9 F. J. Birks, b Lowe ............ 4 W. T. Bryant, not out ... 17 W . B. R eilly, b H orrobin... 3 Byes, &c.........................16 Total ....................134 W innipeg . First innings. O. M. R. W. Spick ............ 32 3 ... Stephens ... 39 1 ... H all.................... 17 3 .. Redgrove ... 20 1 ............. Reilly ............ 10 2 ............. A tta r............ 12 0 Poile ........... 5 0 A lberta . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Harrobin ... 51 3 I Shellard ... 20 1 L o w e ............ 36 6 |W right ... 11 0 st W hitehead, b Davis ............ 1 Byes, &c. ... 0 Total (5 w kts) 57 Second innings. O. M. K. W. 50 59 ALBER TA v. M ANITOBA.— Played on the U ni­ versity ground on A ugust 5tli, and w on by- Manitoba by 41 runs. Score and analysis A l b e r t a . First innings. G. Poile, b Laver.......... 28 S. D ow ning, b Rothw ell ... 0 E. II. Stephens, run out ... 7 J. S. Spick, b L a v e r............ 0 V. Johnson, b L a v e r............ 1 C. N. Hall, c Felstead, b L a v e r ...................................... 9 A. R. Redgrove, b Laver ... 10 F. C. Wetherall, b Rothw ell 4 L. E. Atter, b Rothw ell ... 0 A. Downing, not ou t............ 8 F. J. Birks, lbw , b Laver... 4 Byes, &c ..................... 13 Second innings, c M a th e w s , b Laver ............ 0 b Laver ............ 4 c Trotter, b R oth­ w ell ..................... 11 b Laver ............ 6 b Laver ............ 6 b R othw ell............ 9 c Davis, b Laver 2 b Laver ............11 n ot out ............ 3 b H oliday ........... 0 b Laver ............ 0 Byes, &c. ... 3 Total ............84 M a n it o b a . T. R. Mathews, lbw, b Spick ..................... 6 T. A. Kelstead, c Poile, b Stephens ............ 5 C. E .Reynolds,b Spick 61 S. F. Trotter, lbw, b Spick ..................... 0 E.C. L aver,b Johnson 16 V. G. W illiam s, c A. D ow ning, b Johnson 0 E. J. Sm ith, lbw, b Spick Total 52 G. Davis, b Johnson... 1 W. Rothw ell, c Poile, b Spick ..................... 4 R. H oliday, b Spick... 2 R. I j . W orthington, not out .............................. 4 Byes, &c................. 3 Total ...125 First innings. O. H o lid a y ............ 5 Rothw ell ... 9 Laver ............ 9 W orthington... 4 ... 23 A l b e r t a . M. R. W. 1 8 0. 0 30 3 . 1 24 6 . 0 9 0 . M a n it o b a . Second innings. O. M. R. W. 1 17 1 0 17 2 4 15 7 O. M. R. W . O. M. R, W. Spick.. ... 12 1 51 0 I Johnson... 7 0 31 3 Stephens... 8 1 29 1 |Hall............ 2 1 7 0 W IN N IPEG v. SASKATCHEW AN.—Played on the Barracks ground on A ugust 5 and w on by W inni­ peg by 274 runs. W hitehead, a Yorkshireman, m ade 113 not out in 55 m inutes, hitting tw o 6 ’s and nineteen 4’s. H e m ade five 4’s off an over and seven 4’s off eight balls he received. S core:— W in n ip e g . J. M acintosh, st Gur­ ney, b Scott ............62 J. F. W right, c Price, b G o ld ie .....................17 G. G. Milne, c Goldie, b Scott ....................36 F.X. H odgson, c Price, b Scott ......................65 | * Innings declared closed. S a s k a t c h e w a n . G. H orrobin, b G oldie 7 H. L. Pratt, b S co tt... 5 Whitehead, not out ...113 O. Davis, n o to u t ... 7 Byes, &c................. 5 Total (6 wkts)*316 First innings. Second innings. L. A. Gurney, c Davis, b L o w e ...................................... 4 not ou t..................... 20 Goldie, b Lowe ..................... 0 n otou t..................... 13 N. C.Vidal, ht wkt, b Davis 4 b Lowe ............ 0 R. H. Scott, c H odgson, b L o w e ...................................... 7 c Davis, b Lowe.. 1 J. S. Heathcote, run o u t ... 1 c M acintosh, b , Lowe ............ 9 W. L. Price, b L o w e ............ 11 b Davis ............ 16 B. Hawkes, lbw, b Low e .. 5 b L ow e.................... 0 A. E. Risk, b Lowe ............ 0 b H orrobin............ 2 W. Beattie, b L o w e ............ 2 O. F. M oore, run ou t............ 4 st M acintosh, b H orrobin 13 H. T. Cotterill, not out ... 0 Byes, &c........................ 4 Byes, &c. ... 2 Total ..................... 42 Total (7 w kt) 76 M.C.C. v. DORSET. Played at Lord’s on A ugust 19 and 20 and left left drawn. Score and analysis :— M.C.C. First innings. H on. S. R . Beresford,bW ebb 53 Rev. R. S. Swann-M ason, b W e b b ..........................................14 A. Worsley, c W illiam s, b S tacey.......................................... 66 W. R. Collins, lbw, b Green- liill ..........................................40 Lord Hawke, c Greenhill, b S tacey............................. ..2 1 R. H . M allett, c Greenhill, b W alby .................................22 J. R. C. Gannon, not out... 46 M. S. Poore, lbw, b Stacey 7 Colem an, b Stacey ............. 0 Astill, lbw , b S ta ce y ............. 0 Hendren (J.), b W ebb .. 16 B 38, lb 4 .........................42 Sccond innings, b Stacey ............ not out..................... b W alby ............ b W alby ............ retired hurt c W alby, b Har­ rison .................... run out ............ not out ............ B 1 7 ,lb 3 15 70 10 1 17 17 i<; 24 20 Total .....................327 Total (5 wkts)* 190 •Innings declared closed. D o r se t . First innings. H. M. Greenhill, b Colem an 22 J. N. Williams, c Gannon, b C olem an............................. 9 W. T. Knight, c Colem an, b H endren.............................75 C. J. B. W ebb, run ou t ... 64 Rev. W. H. Arundell, b A s t i ll......................................23 W. H. Budge, b H endren .. 6 Walby, c Coleman, b A still 96 not out C. P. Godden, b Colem an... 16 H. F. Hodges, b A still ... 8 b Astill A. M. Harrison, b Coleman 6 Stacey, n ot out ..................... 9 B 14,lb 7 ,w l,n b 2 ... 24 Second innings, not ou t.................... 10 c and b Colem an 5 c Swann-Mason, b Astill ............10 Total .. .. 358 M.C.C. First innings. Leg-byes ... 4 Total (3 w kts) 39 Second innings. Staccy ... W alby ... W ebb ... G reenhill O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 41 7 110 5 ... ... 17 2 57 1 27 5 84 1 ... ... 19 3 64 2 131 2 68 3 ... ... 4 1 17 0 6 1 23 1 ... Harrison 4 0 16 1 Arundoll ... 3 1 16 0 First innings. Astill ........... Coleman Beresford Hendren Swann-Mason, O. 39 5 35 5 14 M. R. W. Second innings. O. M. K. W. ... 6 1 17 2 ... 72 18 1 2 103 3 . 5 117 4 . 1 97 0 . 3 49 2 ............ 2 28 0 ............ Astill bowled two no-balls, and Swann-Mason a wide.