Cricket 1913

174 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M a y 10, 1913. C a n t e r b u r y . H. B. Lusk, c McFarlane, b Downes W. Hayes, b McFarlane ................ R. G. Hickmott, c Huntley, b Tuckwell ... H. A. Bishop, run out ................ D. Reese, c Huntley, b Austin S. A. Orchard, b McLaughlin J. L. Paterson, c Condliffe, b McLaughlin ............................. C an ter bu r y B o w le r s ’ A n a lysis . O. M. R. W. O. M. Reese ... 8 2 22 2 ... ii o Paterson io 4 32 1 ... 11 1 Carlton ... 16-2 7 20 2 ... 0-4 o Sandman 11 3 34 4 ... 1 1 W. R. Patrick, c Austin, b McFar­ lane .......................................... T. Carlton, c Ramsden, b McFarlane D. Sandman, not out ................ C. Boxshall, b McFarlane ... Extras ............................. Total ................; O tago B o w ler s ’ A n a ly sis . Cricket in Australia. R. W. 0. M. R. W. 39 5 Ramsden 10 0 53 0 26 3 Downes 16 3 4 i I 3 1 McFarlane .. 16-5 5 49 4 0 1 Tuckwell 6 1 24 1 McLaughlin .. 12 1 26 2 1 w., Huntley .. 6 0 27 0 Austin 2 0 4 1 H A W K E ’S B A Y v. A U C K L A N D . T h is match, at Napier, w as also played during the E aster holidays (March 22 and 24). T h o u gh the visitors lacked O lliff and B rook-Sm ith, they w ere altogether too strong for the home side. H em us won the toss from M acassey, and A uckland batted first. Sale and Anthony added 121 for the fifth w icket, a fte r 4 had fallen for 94, H em us alone h avin g done much up to that point. T he A uckland total of 280 proved too much for H a w k e ’s Bay. T he first w icket realised 35, and Creed and Fulton added 68 for the second; but the rem ainder slumped before Sneddon. A uckland lost 5 wicketsi cheaply in their second in n in g s; but then Somervell and W rig h t hit out hard, and added 162 for the sixth. T h e innings w as declared, and H a w k e ’s B ay went in to g e t 427 runs to w in. T h ey were beaten by 343, the w icket bein g (I quote) “ a trifle crum py.” Fulton bowled w ell in A uckland’s firs t; but apart from him and Creed the losers’ cricket w a s very poor. T h e first innin gs of H aw k e’s B ay adds up one sh o rt; the analysis is incomplete and hope­ lessly w ron g in one innings, but is given for w hat little it m ay be worth. N ew Zealand scorers and reporters seem terribly careless. First innings. A u c k la n d . Second innings. L. G. Hemus, c Fairey, b Fulton ••• 43 b Nelson ............................. 11 F. Taylor, lbw, b Smyrk 0 run out .......................................... 0 N. C. Sneddon, c Smyrk, b Fulton ... 19 c O’Brien, b Vivian ................ 40 R. C. Somervell, b Fulton ... 18 not o u t .......................................... 74 E. V. Sale, c Bottrell, b Macassey ••• 73 b Smyrk 11 A. Anthony, c Vivian, b Macassey ••• 54 c O’Brien, b Vivian ................ 16 — . Gordon, c Fulton, b Nelson ... 15 b Smyrk 19 — . Wright, b Nelson ... 35 b Creed ... 88 Dr. A. M. Howden, not out 9 lbw, b N e ls o n ............................. 5 — . Tattersall, c Nelson, b Fulton 1 not out ... 12 — . Pratt, c Vivian, b Fulton ... 2 E x t r a s ............................. 11 Extras ................ 18 Total ................ ... 280 Total (for 8 wkts.— dec.) 294 First innings. H a w k e ’ s B a y . Second innings. T. Creed, b Sneddon ............................. 38 b Howden ... 17 L. Vivian, b Pratt ............................. 28 st Tattersall, b Howden 5 P. R. Fulton, c Hemus, b Pratt 35 c Tattersall, b Pratt ... 2 J. E. Macassey, lbw, b Sneddon 0 b P r a t t ............................. ... 6 J. J. O’Brien, st Tattersall, b Sneddon 2 c Taylor, b Howden ... 0 W. Boulnois, c Anthony, b Howden ... 15 st Tattersall, b Taylor ... 16 G. Fairey, b Pratt ............................. 1 run out ............................. 2 S. Brownette, b Howden ................ 0 b Sale ... xo F. Bottrell, b S n ed d o n ............................. 2 not o u t ............................. ... 11 E. W. Smyrk, not out ............................ 11 lbw, b Howden 4 J. Nelson, b Sneddon : 3 b Sale 4 E x t r a s ......................................... 11 Extras ... 7 Total ............... 147 Total ... 84 H a w k e ’ s B a y B o w ler s ’ A n a l y s is . Fulton Nelson Macassey Smyrk Creed g Vivian Fairey O'Brien R. W. 75 32 24 65 3 i 30 R. W. 30 45 19 33 6 57 26 A u ck lan d B o w ler s ’ A n a lysis . Pratt Howden Sneddon Somervell Hemus Anthony Taylor Sale ... R. W. 35 3 28 2 46 5 7 o N O R T H O F T A SM A N IA v. S O U T H O F T A SM A N IA . T h is , the ninety-first of the long series of matches between the tw o ends of the island (practically a Hobart v. Launceston game), w as played a t Launceston on M arch 22, 24, and 25, and won by the South by 5 w ickets. T h e table of results now sh ow s: South, 41 w in s; North, 37 w in s; 13 drawn gam es. No one reached 50 in either in n in g s for the North. F or the winners E lth am ’s 72 w a s a sound display, and W ilkins, Woods, and Butler, the last-named hitting five 6’s in the m atch, played vigorous cricket. T h e last two knocked off the ru n s required for victory after 5 w ickets had fallen for 36. Boddam and D avis were the most suc­ cessful bowlers. Harrison and H aw son captained the sides. First Innings. N o rth . L. Thomas, c W att, b Powell .............. 14 L. R. Gatenby, c Hawson, b Boddam ... 24 E. W. Harrison, lbw, b Watt .............. 27 R. A. Westbrook, b Watt ... ... ... 44 S. M. McKenzie, c Honeysett, b Boddam ... 13 T. Elliott, c Hawson, b B o d d am ............. 37 V. F. Bayles, not out .......................... 21 A. Findlay, b Paton ... ... ... 1 R. Davis, run out ....................................... o C. Cameron, b Boddam .......................... o G. Cartledge, b Boddam ... ... ... 13 B. 10, l.b. 7, n.b. 1 ... ... 18 Total ........................212 Second Innings. c’ Butler, b Paton c Hawson, b Paton ... b Watt ................ c Hawson, b Powell ... c Pennycuick, b Boddam b Paton ................ b W att ................ c and b Paton c Butler, b Boddam ... b Boddam ................ not out ................ B/31, l.b. 7, n.b. 2 Total First Innings.. S o u th . R. J. Hawson, c Thomas, b Findlay ... 2 R. Pennycuick, b Davis ............................. 10 K. Eltham, b Davis ............................. 72 L. Butler, c Gatenby, b Davis ................ 30 G. Woods, lbw, b Cartledge ................. 14 K. Watt, st Thomas, b Cartledge ... 4 R. Wilkins, c Harrison, b Davis ................. 54 D. G. Paton, c Gatenby, b Cameron ... 5 E. T. Boddam, c Elliott, b Davis ... 5 J. H. Honeysett, b McKenzie ................ 13 R. Powell, not out ... ... ... ... 32 B. 14, l.b. 4, w. 1 ... ... 19 Total Second Innings, b Davv* ........................... b Davis not out notout c sub, b McKenzie ... c Thomas, b McKenzie c Gatenby, b D a v is ............... Extras ............... Total (for 5 wkts.).. 4 40 46 40 S outh ern B o w ler s ' A n a l y s is . Boddam Paton Powell Watt Eltham Pennycuick . McKenzie Findlay Cartledge ................ Davis ................ Cameron ................ Bavles ................ Elliott ................ McKenzie bowled a wide in the first innings. 0. M. R. W. 0. M. R. W. 28*4 4 78 5 15 3 56 3 , 18 5 44 1 i 7‘3 7 36 4 7 2 16 1 9 5 8 1 10 0 46 2 ' 6 1 20 2 2 0 10 0 — — — --- — — — — 5 4 3 O orthern B owlers ' A nalysis . O. M. R. W. 0. M. 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