Cricket 1913

400 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u l y 12, 1913. The Au stra lian Team in America. Back row (left to right): H. L. C o llin s , L. A . C o d y, G. C . C a m p b e ll, A . A . M a ile y , W. B a r d s le y , G. S. D o w n , P. J. A r n o tt. Front rent) : S. H. E S ie ry , E . R. M a y n e , R. B . B en ja m in (Manager), A . D iam o n d (Capt.), C. G. M a c a r tn e y , J. N. C r a w fo r d . H. Brooks, c Carpenter, b Coulson 4 Hendren (D.), c Pemberton, b ►Wilson T. A. Bradford, c Collier, b Coulson T. Kinch, lbw, b Keenlyside Harrison, lbw, b Keenlyside H. L. Dales, c Ling, b Carpenter Harry, c Collier, b Coulson 139 34 53 I 12 | 118 i 15 I E. B. Proud, b Wilson J. J. Common, b Wilson Morris, c and b Wilson Smith (T.), not out Extras ... First Innings. Carpenter, b H arry............................ F. E. Collier, c and b Harry C. A. H. Keenlyside, c Dales, b Harry W. C. Hunt, c Bradford, b Morris H. C. Tebbutt, b Harry ................ A. S. Ling, not out ... F. P. C. Pemberton, b Harry Watts, c Smith, b Morris ... F. W. Wilson, b Harry ............... G. A. Rose, b Harry ................ Coulson, c Common, b Morris Extras... T o t a l................ D urham B o w ler s ’ A n a lysis . C a m br id g esh ir e . Total Second Innings. 15 hit wkt, b Brooks ... ... 50 4 lbw, b Morris ... 12 12 c Common, b Morris 0 22 b Morris ... 15 O run out ................ ... 14 15 b Morris ................ 1 O lbw, b Morris 5 I not out •• 35 I b Morris ................ 5 IO c Proud, b Morris ... 5 4 c Kinch, b Smith ... 8 5 Extras ... 13 89 Total ... 163 C am brid ge B o w ler s ’ A n a ly sis . O. M. R. W. 0 . M. R. W. 0. M. R. W. Morris .. 15-4 6 37 3 ••• 23 4 71 7 Coulson 3 i 7 130 3 Harry .. 15 3 40 7 ... 7 2 21 0 Rose 6 0 50 0 Smith -— -------- — ... 18-3 4 50 1 Wilson 17 1 82 4 Hendren — -------- — ... 3 1 6 0 Hunt 16 1 69 0 Brooks . .. — -------- — ... 1 0 2 1 Keenlyside 8 0 36 2 Smith delivered two 110-balls in second innings..’ Carpenter ... 5 -i 0 35 I Tebbutt 3 0 21 O Wilson bowled one no-ball. Gentlemen of Philadelphia v. Australian Team. Although the score of the gam e between the Australians and X V III. of Schenectady, N .Y ., has not yet come through, that of a match (the third, I understand) with the Gentlemen of Philadelphia has arrived, and is given hereunder. The match was played on the ground of the Merion C .C ., at Haverford, on June 28 and 30. The Saturday’s play seems to have been shortened by rain, for only 140 (for 8) were scored in the course of it. The batting of C. C. Morris, who did well here w ith the Philadelphian Team of 1903, scoring a splendid 164 v. Notts, w as its chief feature. He made 78 of the first 104, Furness helping him in a stand of 61 for the fourth wicket. Willard Graham also showed up well. When the Australians batted Mayne left at 29; but Cody and Macartney added 179 for the second wicket, and later Bardsley and Crawford put on 78 for the fifth, while the left­ hander and Arnott had added 67 unparted when time came, and the match was left drawn. G en tlem en of P h ila d e lph ia . C. C. Morris, b Macartney............... R. L. Pearson, b Crawford............... R. P. Anderson, c and b Crawford... F. C. Sharpless, b Mailey ... H. A. Furness, b Macartney W. Graham, c Crawford, b Mailey... P. H. Clark, c Diamond, b Emery... C. H. Winter, b Emery H. G. Pearce, b Emery ............... R. L. Melville, b Emery ............... W. M. Fellows, not out Extras ............................ 78 Total ... 164 A u str alian T e am . E. R. Mayne, c Melville, b Clark ... 18 L. A. Cody, b Anderson ............... 97 C. G. Macartney, b Fellows ... 109 W. Bardsley, not out ...........101 H. L. Collins, lbw, b Clark... ... 8 J. N. Crawford, c Anderson, b Pearce ... ... ... ... 24 P. S. Arnott, not out ................ 35 Extras .............................. 20 Total (for 5 wkts.) ... 412 A. Diamond, G. C. Campbell, S. H. Emery, and A. A. Mailey did not bat. A u stralian B o w lers ’ A n a lysis . P h ilad elph ian B o w ler s ’ A n a lysis . 0 . M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Crawford 9 2 31 2 Pearce 19 0 88 1 Macartney ... 20 3 55 2 Clark 19 1 81 2 Emery ... ... 15 2 47 4 Melville IO 0 63 0 Mailey ... 6-i 0 25 2 Fellows 4 0 50 1 Graham 4 0 25 0 Furness 7 0 30 0 Anderson 14 2 46 1 Sharpless 2 1 9 0 Big Scoring in the West Indies. In a match between the Queen’s Park C .C . and the Thistle C .C ., played on the St. Clair Oval, Port of Spain, Trinidad, on June 7 and 14, three centuries were made for the former side, whose score is appended. J. N. Crawford is the former N .C.S. bov, and member of the Hampstead Nomads. Q u ee n ’ s P a r k . A. Cipriani, b De Fague ...............7 G. Proctor, not out................................... 38 M. Cipriani, c and b De Fague ... 100 Extras .................................... 24 J. N. Crawford, run out ............... 124 R. Johnstone, not out ............... 100 G. Bushe, c Gittens, b Taylor ... o L. Sorzano, C. Norman. J. Kelshall. L. C. Arneaud. and C. C. Toppin did not bat. Thistle scored 268 (S. Daly 82. E. Gomez 42. T. De Fague 35, G. Hodge 32, S. Gittens 21) and 124, two men absent (S. Daly 22, G. Fifi 20, G. Taylor 20). Total (for 4 wkts., dec.) 393