Cricket 1912

D ec . 14, 1912. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 607 The Score Book. BRITISH COLUMBIA (XV.) v. AUSTRALIANS.— At the University School Grounds, Victoria, B.C., October 26, 28 and 29. Australians won by 444 runs. First innings. A ustralians . WINNIPEG v. AUSTRALIANS.— At Winnipeg, October 21 and 22. Austra­ lians won by 7 wickets, but tho game was continued after the winning hit had been made. First innings. W innipeg X V . F. C. B. Cave, b Whitty -J. G. McIntosh, c Webster, b W hitty.. P. Broadfoot, c Emery, b Kelleway .. T. A. Felstead, st Carkeek, b Whitty Dr. S. A. Smith, c Carkeek, b Kelleway S. G. Langton, c Whitty, b Kelleway.. E. C. Laver, run out W. Rotliwell, c Webster, b Emery A. B. S. Browne, b Whitty W. L. Price, c Kelleway, b Emery J. McFarlane, c Carkeek, b Kelleway .. J. F. W. Wright, b Matthews G. Davis, not out S. L. Ward, b Emery C. E. Trimmer, b Emery Extras T o t a l ............................ Second innings. 1 b Emery 13 b Emery .. 10 b Matthews 0 b Matthews 10 e and b Kelleway 0 b Emery 10 c Carkeek, b Kelleway 4 b Whitty ............................ 0 c Webster, b Whitty 33 b Matthews 5 b Kelleway 1 b Matthews 0 b Kelleway 3 b Matthews 0 not out 12 Extras 02 Total .. 3 0 9 11 20 3 1 4 0 18 20 9 1 23 R. Mayne, b Peers ... ... 5 Kelleway, c Hayward, 1) Brooke- Smitli ... ... ... ... 34 . W. Webster, b Brooke-Smith... 22 W. McLaren, run out ... ... 10 H. Emery, lbw, b Collison ... 142 J. Matthews, Ibw, b Brooke-Smith 0 Second innings. absent E. Gregory, b Peers ... ... 118 . Thompson, b Peers ... ... 11 . Carkeek, c Champain, b Peers 6 . J. Whitty, not out ... ... 31 Price, run out ... ... ... 0 C. Thompson (allowed to bat for Mayne 2nd inns.) ... ... — E x tra s................ 16 Total ... 395 c Peers, b Brooke-Smith ... ... 10 c Champain, b York ... ... 60 Ibw, b Sparks ... ... ... 89 run out ................ ... ... 30 c York, b Sparks ... ... ... 10 b Sparks ................ ... ... 8 not out ... ... ... ... 5 st. Hayward, b Peers ... ... 10 c Curgenven, b Brooke-Smith ... 7 c Gillespie, b Peers ... ... 2 c Champain, b Peers ... ... 6 Extras ... 16 Total ... 253 1 st I nns .: Mends, ll-3 -# y -# T P&wsY 17*5-0-104-4 ; Brooke-Smith, 21-2-89-3; Welch, 5-0-17-0; ChacrrTfiftirf, I-0-2-0 ; Curgenven, 7-0-26-0 ; Askey, 6-1-38-0; Collison, 5-fr-23*T ; York, 8-0-38-0. 27TD INNS. : Mends, 7-2-18-0 ; Peers, 9-0-44-3 ; Welch, 2-0-24-0 ; Brooke- Smith, 8-1-44-2 ; York, 6-0-30-1 ; Ismay, 3-0-20-0 ; Sparks, 8-1-28-3 ; Askey, 6-0-27-0. 1 st I nns . : Whitty. 15-2-37-4 ; Emerv, 5-2-1-12^4; Kelleway, 14-3-17-4 : I First innings. B ritish C olumbia (XV.). Second innings. Matthews, 5-0-24-1. I . A. Sparks, b Matthews A. H. Ackroyd, b Matthews 18 lbw, b Emery b Emery . 17 3 2 nd I nns : Matthews, 16-4-5-29-^-r Emery, 12-3-43-3 ; Kellewav. 15-4-25-4; J. H. Gillespie, b Kelleway 0 run out 5 Whitty, 10-5-12-2. F. J. Peers, b Kelleway ... Rev. H. A. Collison, b Kelleway... 0 b McLaren ... 5 0 b Matthews . 12 First innings. A ustralians . Second innings. G. Curgenven, b Matthews J. W. D. York, b Kelleway 30 13 b Emery b Matthews 6 0 T. J. Matthews, c Trimmer, b Smith .. 27 c Ward, b Smith 11 E. W. Ismay, b Kelleway 0 c Webster, b Matthews ... . 18 E. R. Mayne, c Trimmer, b Smith 38 b McFarlane 45 I E. C. Brooke-Smith, b Matthews... 10 b Emery . 0 •C. Kelleway, c Wright, b Smith 6 lbw, b McFarlane 0 I F. H. B. Champain, not out 21 Ibw, b M atthew s............................ 1 H. W. Webster, b Price 8 b Wright 29 L. T. Dwelley, b Matthews 0 b Emery 0 S. H. Emery, run out 0 c Wright, b Rothwell 8 Q.-M.-S. Askey, b Matthews 0 b Matthews 3 S. E. Gregory, c and b Smith 16 H. B. Hayward, b Matthews 0 b Emery 2 R. Bingham, c Wright, b Smith 2 P. Welch, b Whitty ................ 1 b Emery 4 W. Carkeek, c Davis, b Smith 4 F. J. Mends, c Kelleway, b Whitty 5 not out 2 J. W. McLaren, c Felstead, b McFarlane *21 n^t, out ............................ 2 Extras ... 5 Extras .’ 16 H. H. Russell, not out 16 ----- W. J. Whitty, b McFarlanc 1 lbw. b Smith 2 ' Total 110 Total . 94 Extras 15 Extras 1 1 ----- T o t a l ............................ ----- ----- 1ST INNS. : Matthews, 19-3-61- 7 ; Kellewav, 13-4-32-5 ; Whitty, 5-3-1- - 12 - 2 . 154 Total (for 6 w.) 108 ; 2 nd inns . : Emery, 15*5-0-53-7 ; McLaren, 8-4-12-1 ; Matthews, 7 -2- ■13-5. 1ST INNS. : Price, 16-0-57-1 ; Browne, 5-0-20-0; Smith, 13-0-48- lane, 4*4-0-14-2. 2 nd I nns : Price, 4-0-26-0 ; -well, 2-0-19-1 ; Wright, 2-0-8-1. McFar- Sinith, 7-2-19-2 ; McFarlane, 4-0-25-2 ; Roth- In the Australian Capitals. SOUTH AUSTRALIA V. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.— At Adelaide, October 25, 26 and 28. South Australia won by 365 runs. First innings. S outh A ustralia . Second innings. S. Leak, lbw b Selk ............................. 7 st Edmondson, h Lehmann 23 E. Kitson, Ibw, b T. Hogue ... 34 b Christian ... ................ L. N. Gooden, c Edmondson, b Christian 49 c Row.*, b Lehmann 102 A. G. Moyes, b Hughes D. R. A. Gehrs, b Christian ... 104 b Selk ............................ 38 0 b Lehmann ... 119 J . N. Crawford, b Christian ... 28 c Evers, b Lehmann C. Hill, b Hughes 28 c Randell, b T. Hogue 28 •G. C. Campbell, b Hughes 0 c Lehmann, b Selk ... 24 R. B. Rees, b Edmondson 3 run out 21 W. Stirling, c Lehmann, b Edmondson 3 b Hughes 16 L. E. Howard, not out 4 not out ... ................ 0 Extras 10 Extras ................ 10 Total ... 270 Total ................ 410 1ST I nns . : Selk, 14-3-58-1 ; Christian, 19-3-87-3; Lehmann, 3-0-2 Hughes, 11-2-38-3 ; T. Hogue, 4-0-35-1 ; Edmondson, 4-0-21-2. 1-0 ; 12-1-77-2 ; 2 nd I nns . : Hughes, 12-4-73-1 : Christian, 21-2-83-1 ; Selk, T. Hogue, 15-1-59-1 ; Lehmann. 15-2-64-4 ; W. Hogue, 2-0-26-0 ; Edmondson^ -3-J-18-0 ; Lehmann bowled 1 n.b. in first, 4 in second inning*. Second innings. First innings. W estern A ustralia . ■C. Howaid, c Gehrs, b Crawford -S. H. D. Rowe, c Hill, b Crawford ... T. Hogue, c Leak, b Crawford A. H. Christian, c Stirling, b Crawford H. W. Edmondson, c Moyes, b Howard L. Bott, b Crawford H. A. Evers, b Crawford W. Hogue, b Howard ... W. Hughes, c Campbell, b Howard R. Selk, b Crawford ■C. A. Lehmann, not out Extras ................ 1ST I nns . : Howard, 10-2-36-3 ; Crawford, 9-1-31-7. . , lNXS- : Eces. 26-5-91-6 ; Stirling, 10-2-32-0 ; Moycs, 4-0-10-0 ; Craw- lord, 17-5-40-4 ; Howard, 9-0-49-0. Howard bowled 1 110 ball in first, 2 in second innings. 3 c Gooden, b Rees ... 6 1 c Moyes, b Rees 31 4 c Howard, b Rees ... 0 2 c Crawford, b Rees... ... 37 1 c and b Rees 57 0 b Crawford ... 21 4 c and b Crawford ... 43 33 b Crawford ... 4 2 not out 13 11 c Leak, b Crawford 0 6 c Leak, b Rees 10 2 Extras 24 69 Total ... ... 246 SYDNEY (F irst -G rade M atches of S eptember 28 and O ctober 5). S ydney D istrict v . P addington .— Paddington made 251 (J. A. Bosward 59*, M. A. Noble 50), and won by 36 runs on the first innings, Sydney District scoring 215 (J. C. Rogalsky 89*, ,T. Hodgkinson 59) and 28 for 2. Noble took 4 for 49 in Sydney’s first, O. P. Asher 7 for 108 for Sydney. G lebe v . B almain .— Glebe made 231 (S. Freeman 54, F. Buckle 41, W. Watson 40) and 42 for 1, and won by 29 runs on the first innings. Balmain 202 (W. Bull 45, F. Myers 43). For Balmain P. S. Arnott had 5 for 85 ; for Glebe W. Cullen 3 for 32, A. Cotter 3 for 45. C en tral Cumberland v. N orth Sydney.— N. Sydney scored 280 for 7, declared (H. Cooper 110, G. S. Moore 81), and won by 140 runs 011 the first innings, Central Cumberland making 140 (J. B. H. Cranney 35) and 197 for 4 (Rev. E. F. Waddy 71*, Cranney 42). Cooper and Moore added 184 runs for the second wicket of N. Sydney. H.’V. Hordern took 6 for 61 in C. Cumberland’s first. M iddle H arbor v. Burw ood.— Burwood made 197 (F. McMullen 64) and 84 for 5, declared, and won 011 the first innings by 73 runs, Middle Harbor’s totals being 124 (H. P. Woolcott 32) and 103 for 6 (G. Lowe 54*). Petersham v. Gordon.— Petersham won in tin? first innings by 88 runs, scoring 196 (R. J. Oram 62, J. S. Norton 40) and 133 (A. W. Norris 35) to Gordon’s 108 (V. T. Trumper 29). For Gordon B. Short land had 7 for 62 (first), S. Trumper 4 for 35 (second) ; for Petersham .T. D. Seott took 7 for 27. W averley v. U niversity.— University declared at 3 by for 7 (C. V. Single 98*, F. E. McElhone 57, W. J. Stack 51, J. B. Lane 43), and won in first innings by 236 runs, Waverley scoring 133 (W. E. Pite 36) and 123 for 7 (H. Carter 38). Single took 6 for 94 in Waverley’s two innings. MELBOURNE (F irst -G rade M atches of O ctober 5 and 12). C ollingwood v . M elbourne .— Drawn. Collingwood 269 (Errington 113, H. Fry 49) ; Melbourne 99 for 6 (Sandford 38). N orth cote v. East M elbourne.— E. M. made 225 for 9, declared (E. V. Carroll 124), and beat Northcote by 104 runs, the latter’s score, batting one man short, being 121 (Spicer 37). For E.M. Hendrie took 6 foi- 62. South M elbourne v. Kssendon.—S.M. made 226 for 9, declared (A. Kenny 41, W. J. Scott 41, G. H. S. Trott 37, Deas 37, .T. F. Giller 23), and won by 26 runs, Essendon (in first) scoring 80 and 122 for 5 (Russell 35, retired hurt). For S.M., A. C. Facy had 8 for 60 in the match, J. F. Giller 5 for 49 ; for Essendon Proud took 6 for 116. C arlton v . U niversity .— University won, with 168 for 5 (II. L. Park 83) to 103 (Lannigan 38). Prahran v. Fitzroy.—-Fitzroy won by 157 runs, totalling 236 (R. Delves 83*, J. H. R. Woodford 38, C. Dwyer 35) to 79 (Bowden 34). For the whiners T. Cannon took 6 for 44, E. Boulter 4 for 26. Richmond v. St. K ilda.— A draw; St. Kilda scored 170 (J. M. Ainslie63, Upward 47), Richmond 104 for 9 (W. F. B. Macrow 29). For St. Kilda Moule 1 took 5 for 46.