Cricket 1912

608 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. D ec . 14, 1912. ADELAIDE (F irst -G rade M atches of O ctober 5 and 12). East Torrens v . G len elg.— E. Torrens made 158 (R. Middleton 33, L. W. Chamberlain 29), and beat Glenelg, who could only make. 41, by 117 runs on the first innings. In the second venture of Glenelg, who just saved an innings defeat, scoring 105 for 9, J. N. Crawford hit up 51 in little over half an hour. He also took 5 for 53; F. T. Hack had 4 for 37. For E. Torrens, L. W. Chamberlain took 2 for 27 and 6 for 18. P o rt A delaide v . S turt.— Sturt scored 216 for 4 (P. W. Zschorn 113, S. Leak 58*) after Port Adelaide had made 146 on a soft, sticky,wicket (E. Brausch 35, R. Moroney 26, P. Ruifdell 23), and won by 6 wickets and 70 runs. Price had 5 for 46 for Sturt. Zschorn and Leak added 163 while together. W est T orren s v . N orth A d elaide.— North Adelaide scored 192 (R. B. Rees 45), and won by 48 runs, W. Torrens making 144 and 62 for 3. The winners had 5 down for 63 at one stage, but Rees and the veteran, J. C. Reedman, added 71 for the sixth, and pulled the game out of the fire (W. Torrens had batted first). Reedman (4 for 53) was the most successful bowler in the game, too U niversity v . A delaide .— Another veteran, J. F. Travers, won the toss for Adelaide, and sent University in first. They scored 235 (A. G. Moyes 75, H. B. Willsmore 43). On the following Saturday Adelaide made 263 for 5 (E. Kitson 105, C. Backman 46), and won by 5 wickets with runs to spare. BRISBANE (F irst -G rade M atches , O ctober 5 and 12). S outh B risbane v. W oolloongabba II.— S. Brisbane declared at 265 for 1 (W. V. Hayes 157*, O’Connor 126), and beat their opponents by an innings and 136 runs, the totals being 89 and 40. In Woolloongabba’s first Hayes took 6 for 32 ; in the second Georgeson had 6 for 14, Haussmann 4 for 19. T oowong V. V alley .— The former won by 69 runs on the first innings, scoring 236 (E. K. Armstrong 54, Frew 54, Shield 45), and 96 for 2 (Frew 47*) to 167 (Ayres 42) and 97 for 3. N orth B risbane v . W oolloongabba I.—The former won by 29 runs on the first innings, making 196 (R. W. Law 47) and 129 (S. J. Fennelly 48) to 169 (Benjamin 44, Bolton 35). N undah v. T oombul .— Nundah won by 13 runs, scoring 298 (Garvie 96, R. K. Oxenham 55, Peoppel 51) to 285 (W. T. Evans 62). SYDNEY (F irst -G rade M atches of O ctober 12 and 19). B urwood v . R edfern .— Burwood 151 (H. Dupain 49) and 210 for 4 (J. S. j Taylor 127*) were beaten by 53 runs on first innings by Redfern 204 for 9, declared j (J. C. Barnes 100*). Dupain took 5 for 61 in Redfern’s innings, A. Mailey 7 for I 76 in Burwood’s first. W averley v. M iddle H arbor .—Middle Harbor 198 (D. A. Gee 114) and 217 (E. Bull 64) ; Waverley 241 for 9, declared (J. H. Mackinlay 61, G. A. Thomas 56), and 36 for 0. Waverley won by 43 runs on first innings. S. Shea^took 5 for 58 in Middle Harbor’s first, P. Newton 6 for 39 in second. Sydney D istrict v . G ordon.— Sydney 215 (H. L. Collins 83, .T. Hodgkinson 44) and 76 for 2 (R. D. Fusedale 46*) ; Gordon 230 (V. T. Trumper 118). Gordon won by 15 runs on first innings. In Sydney’s first F. Bowden took 7 for 44. B almain y. U niversity .— University 216 (E. P. Barbour 94, C. J. Tozer 51) and 16 for 1 ; Balmain 245 (J. Myers 77, L. de C. Kemmis 65). Balmain won by 29 runs. For Balmain B. J. Folkard took 6 for 81 ; for University C. V. Single had 5 for 62. P addington v . G lebe .— Paddington 247 (L. A. Cody 92, M. A. Noble 41). Glebe 320 for 8 (S. Freeman 110, R. Norman 108*). Glebe won by 2 wickets and 73 runs. For Glebe D. Cullen took 5 for 51. The score was 7 for 147 when Freeman and Norman became associated, and they added 173. N orth Sydney v . Petersham .— N. Sydney 473 for 8, declared (S. Moore 205, Dr. L. O. S. Poidevin 77, F. S. Middleton 72) Petersham 61 and 204 for 7 (T. J. E. Andrews 74, E. A. Newton 63). In Petersham’s first innings B. G. Long too.K 6 for 12, four with successive balls, and the last five without a run scored off him ; H. V. Hordern had 9 for 80 in the two innings. Andrews an.l Newton put up 129 for the first wicket of Petersham in second innings, the 100 appearing in 65 minutes. MELBOURNE (F irst -G rade M atches of O ctober 19 and 26). M elbourne v . P rahran.—Melbourne won by 25 runs— 213 (V. S. Ransford 69, B. G. Johnstone 64,* W. W. Armstrong 39) to*188 (T. Horan 57, T. Rush 34, D. Blackie 31, F. Bowden 30. For Prahran G. Rogers 5 for 52 ; for Melbourne | W. W. Armstrong 6 for 49. E ast M elbourne v . C arlton .—E. Melbourne won on first innings by 170 runs. Carlton scored 65 and 122 for 6 (G. Lannigan 71) : E.M., 235ifor 6, declared (E. V. Carroll 61, F. Baring 48,* P. A. McAlister 42, L. Braid 39*). For E. Mel­ bourne McNaughton had 6 for 53 in the match, Hendrie 6 for 52. South M elbourne v . N orth M elbourne.— S. Melbourne won by 157-runs . on first innings, scoring 272 (H. O. Smith 55, W. J. Scott 48, W. M’Cormack 4J, J. F. Giller 39, A. C. Facy 26, G. H. S. Trott 22) to 115 (P. Noonan 67) and 18 tor 2. Facy took 5 for. 29 in N.M.’s first, Giller 3 for 44, all taken between the sevi n- teenth and eighteenth run scored off him. U niversity v . Richmond. — University won by 154 runs on first innings — 281 for 6, declared (Carl Willis 108, A. E. Hartkopf 99) and 79 for 2 (H. McGregor ! 44*) to 127 (A. Dean 28, B. Mackay 24*). Hartkopf took 8 for 57 for the winners. He and Willis added just on 200 together. C ollingwood v . N orthcote .—Collingwood won on first innings by 107 runs ; — 170 (S. Hastings 36*) and 39 for 1, declared (A*. Brown 29*), to 63 and 64 for 8. , It. Coburn had 6 for 17 in Northcote’s first, J. Ryder 8 for 30 in their second. E ssendon v. F itzroy .— Fitzroy won outiight by 9 wickets. Esscndon scored I 52 and 146 (J. Proud 55) ; Fitzroy 172 for 4, declared (C. Dwyer 75, C. Kiernan ! 59), and 27 for 1. For Fitzroy Cannon took 10 for 77 in the match, Boulter 9 for 73. W.A.C.A. PENNANT COMPETITION (P erth and F remantle , O ctober 26 and N ovember 2). E ast P erth A v. W est P erth A— E. Perth won by 92 runs— 136 ( McW illiams 39) and 209 for 4, declared (Robson 100*), to 162 (G. Christian 51, T. M. Coombe 39) and 91. Ballengcr took 8 for 41 in E. Perth’s first. E ast P erth B v . W est P erth B — W. l erth won by 4 wickets— 66 . and 94 for 6 to 62 and 90. In E. Perth’s two imings Cooley took 11 for 87, i Penrose 7 for 42 ; Heath had 6 for 28 in W. Perth’s first. F remantle A v. S ubiaco -L eaderville A.— Fremantle won by an ; innings and 23 runs— 114 (II. M. Evans 28) to 41 and 50. Both sides batted short. | R. Hogue for the winners took 8 for 38. F remantle B v . S ubiaco -L eaderville B.— Fremantle won by 63 runs— 120 (Moloney 27) and 142 (Harris 74) to 131 (H. Hewitt 37) and 68 (J. Bryant 26). For Fremantle Williamson had 7 for 32 in the match. N orth P erth A v. C laremont A.— Claremont won by 108 run* on first innings— 189 (Glyde, 68*, through innings, Patterson 40, Jackson 36) to 81 (lvollman 27) and 187 (Hatton 45, Kollman 30). For Claremont Hodge took 9 for 78 (two innings). N orth PertI^ B v . Clarem ont B.— First-named scratched and forfeited, being unable to raise a team. M idland Junction v . N orth Frem antle.— Midland Junction won by 66 runs— 135 (Pead 47, Elliott 40) and 97 for,7, declared (G. Harper 33), to 52 and j 114 (Bruce 51). The losers batted three men short first innings, one man second. I For them C. Munro took 8 for 73 (two innings); Read had 5 for 22 in N. Fre­ mantle’s second. In South Africa (THE RAND AND CAPE TOWN). TRANSVAAL LEAGUE. M atches on O ctober 19 and 26. W anderers “ A ” v. V illage M ain R eef .— On the Wanderers’ Ground. Drawn. Wanderers 280 for 9, declared (D. M. Brain 50,* J. B. Perring 49, J. H. Sinclair 43, J. W. Zulch 35, H. N. Heeley 28, M. J. Susskind 22) ; V. M. R., 218 for 9 (H. Wasserzug 72, L. G. Lamont 33, J. Wishart 28,* R. S. Milles 26). S outh A frican R ailways v . W anderers .— At Braamfontein. S.A.R. won by 170 runs. Wanderers, 111 ; S.A.R., 281 (R. A. Hand 103, T. D. Nelson 53, R. D. Wheeler 35, F. Le Roux 28). For S.A.R. Le Roux took 6 for 36; for Wanderers J. Trewin 5 for 57. E.R.P.M. v. P irates .— At Vogelfontein. Pirates won by 5 wickets and 9 runs. E.R.P.M., 207 (S. J. Snooke 58, H. E. Smith 46, L. J. Tancred 35); Pirates, 216 for 5 (A. E. Berry 55, W. Boltman 29,* V. L. Henwood 26). For Pirates Boltman took 6 for 34. E ast R and U nion v . C rown M ines .— On the Wit Deep Ground. E.R.U. won on the first innings by 79 runs. E.R.U., 142 (R. A. Thompson 53) and 63- (H. Deane 25) ; Crown Mines, 60 (J. Halkett 29) and 118 for 7 (L. Bam 46). I R .A . Thompson took 10 for 50 in the match. Germiston C allies v. Y eo v ille .— At Drielioek. Callies'won by 58 runs. Callies, 203 (E. J. Hullin 46, M. E. Wright 31, G. Moag 31, J. D. Mitchell 26) -r Yeoville, 145 (B. Dougherty 25). For Callies, W. Slatter 5 for 48. M atch on N ovember 3. P retoria v . Y eoville .—At Pretoria. Pretoria won by 4 wickets and 18 runs. Yeoville, 175 (F. Campling 61,* H. M. Booth 39) ; Pretoria, 193 for 6 (F. W. Cooper 73, C. Newnham 56, J. L. Conway 28). For Pretoria, Cooper 5 for 82. M atches on N ovember 2 and 9. W anderers A v. G ermiston 'C allies .— On the Wanderers’ Ground. W'anderers A won by 4 runs. Callies, 224 (A. W. Tully 78,* W. Slatter 26) ; Wanderers *A, 228i (A. S. Frames 40, H. O. Yates 34, J. W. Zulch 33, M. J. Susskind 29, J. H. Sinclair 24, C. D. Dixon 21). For Callies, T. Stranger 5 for 89. Pirates v. V illa ge Main R eef.— On the Pirates’ Ground. V.M.R. won by 1 run. Pirates, 235 (J. H. Rutherford 74,* E. H. Saffrey 48) ; V.M.R., 236 (G. T. Harris 73, L. G. Lamont 36, T. Rees 31). For V.M.R., E. Polgrean 5 for 89 ! for Pirates, J. H. Tandy 6 for 84. S. A frican R ailways v . C rown M ines .— At Braamfontein. S.A.R. won by 196 runs. S.A.R., 340 for 9, declared (H. J. G. Bennett 114, J. Quirk 47, A. W. Redick 44*) ; Crown Mines, 144 (A. Niddrie 43). For S.A.R., J. McGregor 5 for 33. E ast :R and U nion v . E.R.P.M.— On thejWit. Deep Ground, E.R.P.M. won by |5 wickets.” E.R.U., 164 (N. C. Coalbank 44, R. Peddie 42) and 97 (tt. A. Thomp­ son 30) ; E.R.P.M., 200 (C. Saunders 49, J. H. Lawrence 42*) and 65 for 5 (S. J. Snooke 29,* C. Saunders 25). For E.R.P.M., Snooke took 10 for 71 in the match ; R . A. Thompson had 6 for 90 in the winners’ first innings. R andfontein v. W anderers . — At Randfontein. Randfontein won by an innings and 4 runs. Wanderers, 99 (H. Quinlan 29) and 84 (A. H. Cooper 31) mr 1 Randfontein, 187 (L. Watling 71, S. Islip 43). In the Wanderers’ first A. V. Thompson took 5 for 12, in their second S. Hosking 5 for 30 ; for the Wanderers E.C. Moses had 6 for 48. WESTERN PROVINCE LEAGUE. M atches on O ctober 19 and 26. W estern P rovince v . C laremont .— At Newlands. W.P. won by 122 runs. Claremont, 125 (H. Purcell 36, J. Carstens 32) and 156 (H. Purcell 35,- P. B. Cloete 35); W. P., 247 (R. A. H. Hands 84, P. T. Lewis 43, C. Minaar 42, R. A. Rail 33, A. V. C. Bisset 31). A lma v . S. A frican C ollege .— At Rosebank. Alma won by an innings and 82 runs. S.A.C., 84 (W. Bosnian 24) and 98 (C. Veal 24); Alma, 264 (G. P. Taylor 85, H. Bennett 44, F. L. Bowley 34, F. Bond 31). In the College’s first F. Bond took 5 for 37. M atches on N ovember 2 and 9. G reen P oint v . C ape T own .—At Green Point. Cape Town won by 9 wickets. Cape Town, 247 (M. Commaille 128, J. Blanckenberg 40, W. F. Yeoman 36) and 94 for 1 (M. Commaille 42,* G. Hearne 40); Green Point, 147 (F. D. Conry 32) and 192 (S. Burmester 52, A. Moll 37,* S. Townshend 31). W estern P rovince v . S. A frican C ollege .— At Ncwlands. W.P. won by 9 wickets. W.^Provijice, 276 (P.A. M. Hands 103, R. A. H. Hands 45, A. V. C- Bisset 38, F. Reid 33, R. A. Rail 32) and 8 for 1 ; S.A.C., 162 (W. N. Neser 46) and 118 (W. Bosman 50). For W .P., R . de Smidt had 5 for 42, first innings ; for S.A.C.,. C. Veal 5 for 57. A lma v . C laremont .—At Rosebank. Alma won on first innings by 130 runs. I Claremont, 278 (J. Carstens 152, R. Robinson 45) and 75 for 5 (R. Robinson 36); 1 Alma, 408 for 8, declared (F. L. Bowley 155, W. Carlsson 64, F. Bond 40, H. Bennett 35, C. Fock, 34). G E O R G E : L E W I IM & Club Colour Specialists & Athletic Clothing Manufacturers. OUTFITTERS BY APPOINTMENT TO The Royal Navy and Army, Cornwall, Kent, Middlesex, Somerset and Surrey Counties, and London Scottish, Irish and Welsh, Blackheath, Harlequins, Rich­ mond, Catford Rugby Football Clubs, and all the leading Clubs in the British Isles and abroad ; M.C.C. S. African Tour, 1909, S. African Cricket Association 1910, and Queen’s Club, Kensington, the IYI.C.C. Australian Team 1911-12, and the South African Association Cricket Team 1912. Established 1869. W rite for E stimates . 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