Cricket 1913

2 0 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J an . 18, 1913 S o u t h B r is b a n e v . N o r th B r is b a n e .— S o u th , 202 fo r 6 (S. J. R e d g r a v e 53, W . V . H a y e s 50). N o rth : no in n in gs. U n iv e r s it y v . V a l l e y .— V a lle y 160 (Jackson 47). U n iv e r s ity 69 fo r o. T o o w o n g v. T o o m b u l . — Toombul, 134. Toowong, 120 for 4 (Farquhar 67). B. W. Cook had 6 for 45 in Toombul’ s innings. H o b a r t (F ir s t -G r a d e M a t c h e s o f O c t o b e r 19 a n d 26). N o r th H o b a r t v . W e s t H o b a r t .— North won on first innings b y 196 nans. North, 345 for 4, dec. (C. Robinson 113,* R. Pennycuick 94, T. Challender 88) ; | West, 149 (T. I). Carroll 49, E. Tudor 32, G. Woods 29) and 23 for 4. Robinson and Challender put up 141 for N orth’s first w icket ; Pennycuick made his 94 in 70 minutes ; Robinson batted about 3^ hours. N ew T o w n v . S o u th H o b a r t .— Drawn. NewTown, 223 for 7, dec. (P. Payne 123,* A. B ailey 41*) ; South, 212 for 8 (E. T. Boddam 77, J. Honeysett 53*). S y d n e y (F ir s t -G r a d e M a t c h e s o f O c t o b e r 26 a n d j N o v e m b e r 2). U n iv e r s it y v . G l e b e .— University won on first innings b y 179 runs— 320 for 5, dec. (C. J. Tozer 90*, ! E. P. Barbour 71, N. M. Gregg 54'*) to 141 (W. Watson i 34). For University C. V. Single took 4 for 23. B u r w o o d v . N o r t h S y d n e y .— The latter won on | first innings b y 6 wickets and 66 runs. Burwood, 240 (H. G. Pratten 93) ; N . Sydney, 306 for 4 (S. Moore 89, A. E. Johnston 69,* A. J. Hopkins 53). For N . Sydney j Middleton took 4 for 17. S y d n e y D is t r ic t v . W a v e r l e y .— W averley won on j first innings by 77 runs. Sydney, 167 (H. L. Collins 51, N . P. Cohen 42*) ; Waverley, 244 (S. Lloyd 48, I J. O ’Connor 47,* C. Mulligan 35). R e d f e r n v . G o r d o n . — Redfern won by 4 wickets and 79 runs on first innings. Gordon, 222 (H. A. Maclean j 83) ; Redfem , 301 for 6 (H. V . Goddard 105,* J. C. j Barnes 61, W. Makin 59). For Redfern, A. Mailey 5 for I 82. P e t e r s h a m v . B a lm a in . — Balmain won b y 103 runs on the first innings, with 218 for 5, dec. (P. S. Arnott 76,* L. de C. Kemme’s 63) to 115 (A. W. Norris 36) and 80 for ( 5 (Norris 25). For the winners B . J. Folkard took 6 j for 71 in the match, Wall 4 for 18 in the first innings. P a d d in g t o n v . C e n t r a l C u m b e r l a n d . — Drawn. Paddington, 296 (L. A. Cody 127, M. A . Noble 37) ; C. Cumberland, 180 for 6 (E. L. Waddy 73, Rev. E. F. Waddy 46). B r is b a n e (F ir s t -G r a d e M a t c h e s o f N o v e m b e r 2 a n d 9). T o o m b u l v . W o o l l o o n g a b b a . — Toombul won by 2 runs on the first innings. Woolloongabba, 151 (W. Rowe 58) and 87 ; Toombul, 153 (Maynard 34, Marshall 27*). Reid took 7 for 47 in the match for the winners ; Downey had 5 for 45 for the losers, the first three being all “ st Bolton, b Downey.” U n iv e r s it y v . T o o w o n g . — Toowong won by 27 runs on the first innings. University, 308 (C. Thompson 163,* Robinson 49) ; Toowong, batting two men short, 335 (Little 106, Newman 60, W. A. Armstrong 52). N o r th B r is b a n e v . W o o l l o o n g a b b a II.— N . Bris­ bane won b y an innings and 90. Woolloongabba, 101 and 36 ; N . Brisbane 227 (R. W . Law a century, A. Marshal 71). In the match Law had 10 for 43 and J. Smith 8 for 55 for North. S o u th B r is b a n e v . N u n d a h .— S. Brisbane won by 6 wickets. Nundah, 68 (Barron 39) and 48 ; S. Brisbane 84 and 35 for 4. For the winners W. V. Hayes took 10 for 59 in the match, C. B . Barstow 6 for 19 in the second innings ; for the losers M. F. McCaffrey had 7 for 41 first innings. H o b a r t (F ir s t -G r a d e M a t c h e s o f N o v e m b e r 2 a n d 9). S o u th H o b a r t v . E a s t H o b a r t .— -South won b y ! 148 runs on the first innings. South, 402 (J. Honeysett ! 96, C. Smith 83,* E . Headlam 65) and 81 for 4 ; East, 254 (G. Williams 106). N e w T o w n v . W e s t H o b a r t . — West won by 47 runs on the first innings. New Town, 77 and 224 (P. Payne 60, Trebilcock 45*) ; West, 124 (K. Eltham 41*) and 90 for 3. For West, Eltham took 8 for 103 in ! match, D . G. Paton had 5 for 11 in New Town’ s fir s t; for New Town F. Rayner had 5 for 23 (1st innings). L a u n c e s t o n (F ir s t -G r a d e M a t c h e s o f N o v e m b e r 2 a n d 9). E a s t L a u n c e s t o n v . S o u t h L a u n c e s t o n . — -South won on the first innings by 68 runs. East, 234 ; South, I 302 (E. W. Harrison 156). N o r th L a u n c e s t o n v . W e s t L a u n c e s t o n .— W est w on b y an in nin gs a n d 67 run s. N o rth , 59 a n d 74 ; W est, 200 fo r 8, d ec. (R. W e s tb ro o k 75, R. D avis 65*) M e l b o u r n e (F ir s t -G r a d e M a t c h e s o f N o v e m b e r 2 a n d 9). (Owing to rain, no play at all took place on November 2). C o l l in g w o o d v . R ic h m o n d . — Drawn. Collingwood, 227 for 5 (J. Ryder 152,* H. F ry 44, F. P itcher 42*) ; Richmond : no innings. P r a h r a n v . C a r l t o n . — Drawn. Prahran, 218 for 8 (R. Upton 76, G. E . Healy 50,* T. Rush 39) ; Carlton, no innings. Upton and Healy 113 for eighth wicket. N o r th M e l b o u r n e v . U n iv e r s it y .— D ra w n . N . M elbou rn e, 183 (H. B ra c h e r 62) ; U n iv e rs ity , 68 fo r 1 (A. E. M id d leton 36*). F o r U n iv e rs ity M a tth ew s to o k I8 for 65. E a s t M e l b o u r n e v . S t. K il d a . — Drawn. E . Mel­ bourne, 197 for 1, dec. (P. A. McAlister 67,* E . V. Carroll 60, F. Baring 58*) ; St. Kilda, 90 for 4. F it z r o y v . S o u th M e l b o u r n e . — Drawn. Fitzroy, 238 (E. Buist 67, W . Webb 48) ; S. Melbourne, no in­ nings. E s s e n d o n v . N o r t h c o t e .— Drawn. Northcote, 151 for 5, dec. (G. Spicer 87); Essendon, 63 for 6. For North­ cote, N. E. Brown took 4 for 41. M e l b o u r n e played W il l ia m s t o w n (a second-grade team), dismissed them for 71 (B. Callender taking 4 for 30), and ran up 240 for 5 (F. Vaughan 101*). A d e l a id e ( F ir st -G r a d e M a t c h e s o f N o v e m b e r 9 a n d 16). U n iv e r s it y v . W e s t T o r r e n s .— University won on the first innings b y 7 wickets and 29 runs. W . Tor­ rens, 305 (H. Bridgman 93, J. Arthur 59, E. W. Sanders, 56, N. L. Gooden 51). University, 334 for 3 (A. G. j Moyes 158, C. R. Davies 58, A . C. Wilton 54, H. B. Willsmore 52*). For University, I. B. Jose took 5 for 56 - A d e l a id e v . N o r th A d e l a id e . — N . Adelaide won on the first innings b y 2 wickets and 57 runs. Adelaide, 1 257 (J- F. Travers 73, J. Keppel 46, L. Irwin 44). N.A., 314 for 8 (D. R. A. Gehrs 150, F. T . Hall 61, R. B. Rees 37)-