Cricket 1913

J an . 18, 1913. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 13 V ictoria . First Innings. Second Innings. M. Hotchin b Selk ... 21 st Evers b Christian 86 J. Ryder c Evers b Hughes ••• 57 b T. Hogue ... n o R. L. Park c Evers b Hughes ... 2 c Howard b Hughes 18 A. E. Liddicutt c Hughes b Christian ... 25 n otou t 29 E. L. Carroll c B o tt b Selk ... 40 c Evers b Hughes ... 1 R. Delves not out ... 28 n otou t , 16 H. Sandford b T . Hogue... ... 9 st Evers b W. Hogue 47 H. Hart c Hughes b T. Hogue 0 E. Boulter c Evers b Hughes 0 C. Hendrie b Hughes 0 W. F. B. Macrow b T. Hogue 1 Extras ... ... 8 Extras . 16 T o t a l................. 191 Total (for 5 wickets) 323 Q ueensland , First Innings. R. J. Hartigan c Mailey b Folkard 14 A: Marshal c Barnes b Massic ... 4 S. J. Redgrave c Collins b Massie 5 S. J. Fennelly b Folkard ... o C. Thompson b Scott ... ... 21 J. Thomson b Folkard ... ...4 W. Rowe st McKew b Mailey ... 21 J. G. Sheppard not out ... ...6 3 J. T. Bolton c Massie b Scott ...8 J. Downey b Massie ... ...3 H. G. Smith b Folkard ... ...2 E xtras ... ... ...1 4 Second Innings, b Massie lbw b Scott ... b Scott b Massie c Collins b Scott notou t b Massie b Scott lbw b Scott ... c Barbour b Massie . c Scott b Massie Extras 13 5 19 10 7 12 29 Total • 159 Total C. H. Howard run out ... S. H. D. Rowe run out ... H. W. Edmondson c Carroll b Macrow T. Hogue c Delves b Macrow ... L. B ott c Delves b Macrow A. H. Christian c Carroll b Ryder ... A. C. Randell b Carroll ... W estern A ustralia 18 50 o 29 H. A. Evers c Ryder b b Hart ... ... ... 15 W. Hogue not out ... 27 W . Hughes b Hart ... 7 R. Selk c Hart b Boulter ... 1 Extras ... ... ... 22 S. Moore b Sm ith... E. P. Barbour c Redgrave b Smith ... ... ... o | E. L. W addy c Hartigan b Downey ... ...3 2 H. L. Collins c Thompson b Dowmey ... ... 25 J. C. Barnes not out ... 31 B. J. Folkard b Rowe ... 1 N ew S outh W ales . First Innings,, P. J. Arnott c Marshal b Rowe J. R. D. Scott b Rowe R. J. A. Massie b Rowe ... A . Mailey b Row e... C. McKew b Rowe E xtra ... Total 123 Total 183 W .A . B owlers ’ A nalysis . S econd I nnings :— E. P. Barbour not out, 68 ; S. Moore c Rowe b Marshal, 9 ; E. L. Waddy c Sheppard b Hartigan, 28; H. L. Collins not out, 25 ; extras, 7— total (for 2 wickets), 137. T. Hogue O. M. R. W. O. M. R. w . N.S.Wr. B owlers ’ A nalysis . ••• 153 5 3 1 3 14 2 49 1 R. W. Selk ... 17 3 48 2 7 2 38 0 Massie ... O. M. W. O. M. R. Christian ... 28 13 4 ° 1 21 7 56 1 ! ... 13 4 24 2 20 i 7 36 5 Edmondson 3 0 23 0 10 0 31 0 Folkard ... ... 14-2 3 5 i 4 4 2 8 0 Hughes ... ... 17 3 4 1 4 20 0 85 2 Collins ... 2 1 11 0 — — — — Howard ... 2 0 *7 0 Scott 7 1 18 2 18 7 34 5 Bott ... — — — 3 0 16 0 1 Mailey ... 10 0 41 1 4 1 10 0 W . Hogue ... — — — — 3 0 15 1 ! Q ueensland B owlers ’ A nalysis . V ictorian B owlers ’ A nalysis . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Redgrave 4 1 28 0 6 1 16 0 Macrow 17 4 44 3 Smith 8 1 25 2 9 1 27 0 Hendrie 8 0 23 0 Downey... 10 0 54 2 8*1 0 24 0 Ryder ... 9 3 18 1 Rowe 8 3 15 6 15 2 30 0 Hart 13 4 x9 2 Marshal ... ... — — — — 7 1 19 1 Boulter 9-2 2 40 17 1 Hartigan ... — — — — 4 1 12 1 Carroll ... 6 2 1 Macrow bowled 2 w. and 4 n.b. QUEENSLAND v. N EW SOUTH WALES. Though the New South Wales side sent up to Bris­ bane did not include a single player who had ever visited England with an Australian team it was a pretty strong one. The match should have begun on November 22, but that day was a blank, owing to heavy rain. E. L. Waddy captained the visitors, and, winning the toss, sent Queensland in. The best cricket was played by two men who only got their places at the last moment, aw ing to the dropping out of more experienced pW ers. Sheppard hit out well, and Rowe played in good style. When New South Wales went in, the last-named, quite a youngster, put on as second change, was too much for everybody except J. C. Barnes, and took the last six wickets— five bowled—-at a cost of only 15 runs. B a t­ ting again on a better wicket, Queensland failed before Massie’s left-handers and Scott’s expresses, Joe Thomson, who reappeared after a longish absence, being top scorer w ith 29 not out. The visitors made the runs required for the loss of only two wickets, Eric Barbour playing well. BLANCO For Cleaning and Whitening White Buckskin and Canvas Shoes, Cricket Pads, and all other articles of a similar nature. It is prepared in a v e ry careful manner, anil extra precautions are tak en to ensure an evenness of colou r. It con ta in s n oth in g that w ill in any w a y injure the article to which it is applied, and if used as directed, a Splendid W h ite o f a g lossy , satin -like app earanceand s o ft silk y surface is en su red, which w ill not readily rub off. “ BLANCO” CLOTH & LEATHER BALL For cleaning Suede, Ooze Calf, and Cloth Boots and Shoes, Cord Breeches, Suede Gloves, Cloth Spats, Leather and Cloth Leggings. Made in various shades of Colour . Sold by Athletic Dealers, Ironmongers, Oilmen, Stores, Boot and Shoe Dealers, & c.