Cricket 1912

M ar . 30, 1912. CEICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 1ST INNS.:— Small, 18-3-43-0 ; Rogers, 16.4-2-44-1; Cipriani, 20-3-52-2 ; Pascall, 30-8-82-4; Constantine, 14-1-68-1; De Gannes, 8-1-14-0; Kelshall, ■9-1-31-1. 2ND I nns . :—Cipriani, 5-0-12-1; Constantine, 4*5-1-12-1. THE M.C.C’s TEAM IX THE ARGENTINE. 1st M atch, v . Southern Suburbs.— Played on the Los Talleres ground, Buenos Aires, on February 13 and 14, and left drawn. M.C.C. 33 E. R. "Wilson, b Cowper ... C. E. de Trafford, c Russ, C ow per............................. ... 116 A. J. L. Hill, c Beynon, b Millward 25 31. C. Bird, b Cowper ............ 49 A. C. Maclaren, lbw, b Homewood 0 L. H. W. Troughton, c Dillon, b Homewood ............................. 71 Capt. H. H. C. Baird, c and b Homewood 14 N. C. Tufnell, b Leonard... Lord Hawke, c Millward, Leonard... W. Findlay, c Leonard, b Hor wood C. E. Hatfeild, not out ... Byes 43, lb 11 Total ................ 44 13 8 54 Cowper, 31-2-147-3 ; Beynon, 14-1-72-0 ; Homewood, 17.2-0-78-4 ; Millward, 10-1-37-1; Leonard, 15-2-42-2 ; Campbell, 3-0-9-0. First innings. S outhern S uburbs . H. B. Anderson, c Hill, b Baird H. L. Gibson, st Tufnell, b Hatfeild € . P. Russ, c and b Hill ................ W. C. Millward, b Baird ................ Dr. Dillon (capt.), b Baird ... € . V. H. Beynon, c and b Hill R. J. Homewood, c MacLaren, b Hill S. A. Cowper, c Baird, b Wilson J. B. Campbell, c Hill, b Hatfeild ... S. U. Leonard, not out J. H. Pizer, c MacLaren, b Hatfeild Byes 4, lb 3, w 1 Total ................ 14 2 54 0 6 10 40 33 19 0 16 ... 202 Second innings, b Wilson b Bird ................ b Hill ................ lbw, b Wilson ... b Bird ................ notout ... c Findlay, b Hatfeild c Bird, b Wilson st Findlay, b Hill 3 17 3 8 0 38 3 182 9 Byes 5, lb 6 ^otal (8 wkts.)274 1 st . I nns .— Baird, 21-6-50-3; Wilson, 8-3-16-1; HatfeiW, 18.4-4-57-3; Bird, 8-2-34-0 ; Hill, 11-3-37-3 . 2 nd I nns .— Baird, 4-0-24-0 ; Wilson, 14-2-76-3 ; Hatfeild, 4-1-18-1; Bird, 8-2-15-2 ; Hill, 13.5-0-94-2 ; MacLaren, 5-0-28-0; Troughton, 2-0-8-0. T he M.C.C. T eam ’ s 2 nd M atch , v .— C ombined C amps .— Played at Hurling- ham, Buenos Aires, on February 15 and 16, and left drawn. First innings M.C.C. A. C. MacLaren, b Foy C. E. de TrafFord, c Simpson, b Foy Capt. H. H. C. Baird, c Foy b Garrod M. C. Bird, c Simpson, b Foy L. H. W. Troughton, b Horsfall J. O. Anderson, b Horsfall ... E. J. Fulcher, c J. Gardom, b Horsfall E. R. Wilson, c Foy b Horsfall Lord Hawke, lbw b Foy W. Findlay, not o u t ....................................... C. E. Hatfeild, c Foy b Horsfall Byes ............................. Total .......................... 1 st I nns :—Foy, 15-4-26-4 ; Cowes, 4-0-13-0 ; Garrod, 8-1-45-1 ; Horsfall, 10*3-1-21-5. 2 nd I nns . :— Foy, 25-4-74-3 ; Cowes, 4-1-18-0 ; Garrod, 19-3-53-1; Horsfall 17-2-64-0 ; Campbell, 8-0-56-1 ; W. D. Gardom, 12-0-77-1 ; Simpson, 1-0-8-0 • J. D. Gardom, 5-0-28-0 ; Wright, 2-0-3-0; Biedermann, 7-0-39-1; Garnett, 6-0-48-0# 0 Second innings, c Gamett, b Foy 0 3 c Garrod, b Campbell ... 29 1 1 st Gamett b Garrod ... 48 8 c J. Gardom, b Bieder­ mann ... 42 16 not o u t ............................. 112 23 c Simpson, b Foy 89 25 9 3 b W. D. Gardom 54 7 st Garnett, b Foy 69 0 not out ... 25 4 B 19 lb 1 nb 1 2 1 109 Total (7 wkts) ... 489 C ombined C amps . J. R. Garrod, lbw, b Wilson G.A. Simpson, b B a ir d ................ W. D. Gardom, lbw, b Wilson ... J. A. Campbell, c Findlay, b Bird H. G. Garnett, c Troughton, b W’ilson ... H. A. Cowes, st Findlay, b W il­ son H. E. C. Biedermann, b Hatfeild 88 I C. T. Wright, c Wilson, b Hat- 3 I feild .......................................... 14 P. A. Foy, not out .............. 2 C. M. Horsfall, c Hawke, b Hat­ feild 16 J.D. Gardom, c Bird, b Hatfeild Lb 1, nb 1 8 8 I Total 1 st I nns . :—Fulcher, 7-0-25 0 ; Baird, 6-0-27-1; Bird, 9-1-36-1; Wilson, 14-1-49-4 ; Hatfeild, 5*3-0-23-4. A rgentine R epublic .— Played at 19 and 20, and won by the Republic T he M.C.C. T eam ’ s 3 rd M atch ,— v. Hurlingham, Buenos Aires, on February 18, by 4 wickets. Frst innings. 31. W. Findlay, b Doming ................ C. E. de Trafford, c and b Foy M. C. Bird b Doming Capt. H. H. C. Baird, c Garnett, b Do L. H W. Troughton, b Doming A. C. MacLaren, b Doming ... N. C. Tufnell,c Doming, b Foy A. J. L. Hill, c Hutton, b D om ing... Lord Hawke, lbw, b Foy E. R. Wilson, not out C. E. Hatfeild, c Biedermann, b Foy Extras ... Total ................ A nalysis Doming, 17-1-65-6 and 18*1-3-60-4; Foy, 17*1-3-65-4 and 17-2-49-5; Whaley, 4-0-25-0 and 6-1-17-0; Toulmin, 4-0-24-0 and 6-1-18-1; Cowper, 1-0-1-0 and 2-1-3-0. Whaley bowled 2 nb in 1st, 1 nb in 2nd inns. Second innings. 0 c Hutton, b Foy................ 6 ... 16 lbw, b Doming ... 2 3 c Biedermann, b Foy ... 29 ig 1 b Doming 0 5 not out ... 59 0 b Foy 7 5 c Gamett, b Doming ... 2 ... 17 c Biedermann, b Toulmin 34 ... 27 b Foy ............................. 7 ... 67 lbw, b Foy ................ 1 ... 39 b Doming ................ 0 6 Extras ... 10 ... 186 Total ... 157 First innings. A rgentine R epublic . Second innings. N. W. Jackson, c Wilson, b Baird ... .. 31 c Bird, b Hill 49 E. M. Toulmin, c Tufnell, b Hatfeild ... 59 c and b Hatfeild 27 S. A. Cowper, c Hatfeild, b Hill ,.. 8 J. A. Campbell, c MacLaren, b Baird 0 st Tufnell, b Hatfeild ... 4 G. A. Simpson, c and b Wilson .. 26 run out ... 10 H. Doming, b Hatfeild .. 16 b Hatfeild ................ 14 H. E. C. Biedermann, c Hill, b Wilson ... 2 notout ... 8 C. H. Whaley, not out .......................... .. 21 c Troughton, b Hatfeild 0 H. A. Foy, b B a i r d ....................................... .. 15 H. G. .Garnett, c Troughton, b Baird .. 20 not out ... 19 A. W. Hutton, b Bird....................................... 0 E x tra s....................................... .. 1 1 Extras 5 Total .. 209 Total (6 wkts) ... 136 A nalysis :— Bird, 13.1-1-48-1 and 3-1-17 -0: Wilson, 16-4-32-2 and 3-0-12-0; Baird, 24-10-47-4 and 4-0-16-0 ; Hill, 9-0-27-1 and 10-2-37-1; Hatfeild, 16-3-44-2 and 12*2-2-49-4. Hill bowled 2, Wilson 1 nb in 1st inns. The M.C.C.’s Team in th e A rgen tine.— 4th M atch— v. N orthern Suburbs. Played on February 22 and 23, and won by the M.C.C. Team by 148 runs. Scores : M.C.C., 181 (L. II. W. Troughton 38, A. C. MacLaren 34) and 300 lor 6 , declared (A. J. L. Hill, 60, E. 11. Wilson 52, A. C. MacLaren 42 not ou t); Northern Suburbs, 204 (Jackson 38, Brown 38) and 129 (Jackson 35). C. E. Hatfeild had 5 for 42 in the flrst innings ; Capt. H. H. C. Baird 6 for 50 in the second. 5th M atch v.— A rgentine R epublic (2nd Test).— Played at Palermo on February 24, 25 and 26, and won by the M.C.C. Team by 210 runs. Scores : M.C.C., 266 (M. C. Bird 74, E. J. Fulcher 51, A. J. L. Hill 46) and 250 (M. C. Bird 61, E. J. Fulcher 39, A. C. MacLaren 36); Argentine Republic, 206 (Doming 40, Drysdale 36) and 100 (Doming 28). E. M. Toulmin, for the losers, had 10 wickets for 125 in the match ; C. E. Hatfeild, for M.C.C., 9 for 105, and E. It. Wilson 6 for 36 in the second innings. 6 th M atch, y— The South.— Played on February 28 and 29 and won by the M.C.C. Team by an innings and 80 runs. Scores : South, 137 (Jackson 51) and 192 (Jackson 79); M.C.C., 409 for 9 declared (E. R. Wilson 109, C. E. Hatfeild 90, C. E. de Trafford 51). Wilson had 5 wickets for 45 in the South’s first, Hat­ field 5 for 47 in the second. 7th M atch, v . — A rgen tine R epublic (3rd Test).— Played on March 2 and 3, and won by the M.C.C. Team by 2 wickets. Scores : Argentine Republic, 171 (Garnett 51 not out, Jackson 38), and 98 ; M.C.C., 169 (N. C. Tufnell 45 not out, E. R. Wilson, 34) and 101 for 8 (A. C. MacLaren 35 not out). P. A. Foy, the old Bedford School boy, bowled finely for Argentina, taking 12 wickets for 126 in the match. 8 th M atch, v— A rgen tin e B orn.— Played on March 6 and 7, and won by the M.C.C. Team by an innings and 97 runs. Scores : Argentine Born, 123 and 167 (H. A. Cowes 48); M.C.C., 387 for 4 wickets, declared (A. C. MacLaren 172, N. C. Tufnell, 163 not out). 9th M atch y.— The N orth.— Played on March 9 and 10, and won by the M.C.C. Team by 6 wickets. Scores : North 226 (Cowes 56, Middleton 40 not out) and 41 ; M.C.C. 209 (A. C. MacLaren 64. M. C. Bird 41) and 59 for 4 (M. C. Bird, 38). E. R. 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