Cricket 1913

August 30, 1913. CR I CKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 571 c o rre sp o n d e n t a ttrib u te s th e ir d ism issal fo r 13 runs la rg e ly to th e n ew m a ttin g . T h e y d id b u t little b e tte r in th e se c o n d in n in gs, a n d M a c a rtn e y h a d th e e x tra ­ o rd in a ry re c o rd o f 14 w ic k e ts fo r 13 runs in th e m atch . T h e tw o b r ig h t sp o ts in th e ir sh o w in g w e re th e e x c e lle n t fie ld in g a n d th e re a lly g o o d a n d ste a d y b o w lin g o f O lliv ie rre . B u t O lliv ie rre has d o n e th is sort of th in g b e fo re ; h e w a s a lw a y s a h a rd a n d w illin g w o rk e r. T h e A u stralia n s h a d a se co n d in nin gs, in w h ich E m e r y h it 56 , A rn o tt 55 , a n d C o d y 28 * ; but th is w a s n o p art o f th e m a tch p ro p er, w h ic h th e y w o n b y a n in n in gs a n d 139 runs. C am p b e ll w a s se v e re ly in ju red w h ile w ic k e t-k e e p in g , a fa st b a ll from E m e r y strik in g h im o n th e tem p le . H e w a s ta k e n to th e h o sp ital u n con scio u s, an d w a s p ro n o u n ced to h ave su stain ed co n cu ssio n of th e brain . W est I n d ia n C o lo u r e d T e a m . First Innings. Second Innings. A. W allcott, c Bardsley, b Macartney 1 b M acartney........................ 0 R. Cook, b Macartney ........................... 0 not o u t ............... 3 S. Alleyne, lbw, b Macartney 2 b Em ery ........................ 5 A. Mascoll, b C raw ford............... 5 b Em ery ........................ 19 F. Hinds, b M acartn ey........................... 1 replaced by Marshall — R. C. Olliverre, b M acartn ey............... 0 st Downe, b Macartney 4 W. O. Gibbs, not out ... ............... 0 b M aca rtn ey ........................ 11 A. Clarke, b Crawford ............... 0 b M aca rtn ey ........................ 7 W . C. Shepherd, b Crawford ............... 0 b M acartney ... 0 C. Daley, c Mayne, b Macartney 1 b Crawford ........................ 0 R. Hope, c Crawford, b M acartney ... 2 b M aca rtn ey........................ 2 |A. Marshall b M aca rtn ey ........................ 4 E x t r a ....................................... 1 Extras ............... 6 Total 13 T o ta l............... 61 + Allowed to take the place of Hinds, who injured a foot while fielding. A u s t r a lia n T eam . S. H. Em ery, b Ollivierre 1 P. S. Arnott, c Cook, b Alley ne 60 L. A . Cody, lbw, b Alieyne 56 J. N. Crawford, b Ollivierre 0 H . L. Collins, b Olliviere 0 G. C. Campbell, b Ollivierre 22 E . R. Mayne, b Ollivierre 4 A. A. M ailey not out 2 C. G. M acartney c Marshall,b Clarke 15 Extras ... 9 W . Bardsley, c and b Ollivierre 35 ----- A. Diamond, b Ollivierre 9 Total 213 A u str a lia n b c w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Crawford ........................... 6 2 5 3 4 1 4 1 M acartney............... ... 6 4 7 7 7 4 6 7 Emery ... ... ..*. — — — — 10 2 29 2 M ailey ... ............... — — — — 7 2 16 0 W e st I n d ia n B o w le r s ’ A n a l y s is . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Ollivierre ... 19 2 57 7 W alcott 5 1 16 0 Gibbs ... ... 4 0 15 0 Shepherd 2 0 9 0 C larke............... 10 2 39 1 Mascoll 2 0 12 0 Marshall ... 4 1 14 0 Alleyne 8 1 30 2 D a le y ............... 2 0 12 0 M.C.C. v. Dorsetshire. A t L o rd ’s, A u gu st 15 and 16 . In the absen ce of F . A . S. S ew ell and H . B . C um m in s the county was not at fu ll stren gth ; while the clu b side was a stronger one than that w h ich encoun tered H erts. On the first day as many as 564 ru n s were made. G . A . F au lkn er m ade 205 in 3 f hours, h ittin g two 5 ’s (each due to overthrows) and twenty- two 4 ’s. M ajo r T h om so n and h e added 170 for the second w icket, and W. R . C o llin s h elp ed the South A frican to put on 1 1 1 for the third. T h e innings was declared after 270 m inutes had p roduced 460 runs, and in som e­ th in g under an hour and a h a lf D orset m ade 104 for four, W . E . P a rk e, who has been scoring heavily in E a st A n glia this season, batting well and b ein g 45 * at the close. On Saturday h e and his cap tain , C . P. G ood den , carried their partn ersh ip for the fifth w icket to 135 . P arke’s 111 in clu d ed a 6, two 5 ’s, and fourteen 4 ’s ; G ood den h it one 5 and seven 4 ’s. F o llo w in g on ju st 200 in arrear D orset were first represented by th e century m aker and M cIn tyre, the not out man in the first innin gs. T h e latter fu s no great rep u tation as a batsm an ; bu t on this o ccasion he surprised everybody. H e p layed a really go od innings o f 83 , in clu d in g twelve 4 ’s, and he an d Parke, who was m issed before sco rin g a n d th ereafter m ade h is second cen tu ry o f the m atch, had 164 up before the first w icket fell. P arke hit three 5 ’s and tw elve 4 ’s. O n ce the pair were separated Faulkner proved irresistible, and even tually the M .C .C . won by 8 w ickets. In the m atch 1004 runs were scored. A singular fact is that the M C .C . captain , W . R . C ollin s, on ly utilised three bow lers, though he had at least one more, D ocker, in reserve. M .C.C. First Inni-ngs. Rev. R. S. Swann-Mason, c Leny, b B u s k ............... ... ... 28 G. A. Faulkner, c W .E . Parke, b Goodden ............... 205 Major E. I*. Thomson, b W alby 85 W. R. Collins, c Leny, b Goodden 54 Capt. W. Hattersley-Smith, not out 23 Capt. G. A. M. Docker, b M cIntyre 33 L. S. M . Page, not o u t ............... 17 B 13 , w 2 ... ............... 15 Total (5 wkts, dec.) ... 460 Cecil Headlam, Rev. P. Hatters- ley-^mith, Tremlin, and Bates (H.) did not bat. Second Innings.— Capt. W. Hattersley-Smith, b McIntyre, 12 ; Rev. P. Hattersley-Smith, lbw, b Bu~k, 1 7 ; C. Heaillam, not out, 10 ; Tremlin, not out, 4 — Total (2 wKts), 43 * D o rsetsh ire . First Innings. Second Innings. W. E. Parke, b Faulkner .............. I ll c Faul ner,b B a te s................. 103 C. J. B. Webb, b Tremlin .............. 8 b Faulkner ......................... 15 Freeman (E J.), b Tremlin ............................... 0 absent, hurt ....... ... — P. P. Hope, b T rem lin ............... ... 12 b Faulkner ............... ... 7 W alby, c Docker, b Tremlin ............... 9 b Faulkner ... ... 0 C. P. Goodden, b Faulkner .............................. 62 b Faulkner ........ ... 22 Capt W . H. M. Leny, c Faulkner, b Bates 8 c and b Faulkner ... ••• 4 J. K . Manger, b Bates ............... ... 9 b Trem lin ..................................... 1 R. D. Busk, c and b Faulkner ... 14 b Faulkner .................................. 0 J. A. Parke, lbw, b Bates ... ... 0 not o u t............... ............... 0 E. A. M cIntyre, not out... ... ... 15 b B ates.............. ... ... 83 B 7 , 1 -b 5 ... ............... ••• 12 Byes ............... ... 6 Total ... ........................... 260 Total ... ... ... 241 D orset B owlers ’ A nalysis . O. M. R. w . O. M. R. W. M cIntyre ... ............. 24 2 125 1 6 0 22 1 W ebb .............. 14 0 60 0 3 0 19 0 W alby ............. 10 1 51 1 — — — — Busk ... ............. 14 2 52 1 2 0 2 1 Freeman ............. 12 0 57 0 — — — — Hope .............. 5 0 38 0 — — — — W. E. Parke 7 1 22 0 — — — — Goodden ... ............. 7 0 40 2 — — — — Webb and Hope bowled one wide each in first innings. M.C.C. B o w le r s ’ A n a l y s is . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. w . Faulkner .............. 18-3 2 96 3 21 2 93 G Trem lin ............... 22 3 69 4 16.4 1 77 1 Bates............... ............. 18 6 83 3 15 2 64 2 Umpires— Brown (T.) and West (W. A. J.) Kent II. v. Lincolnshire. A t H y th e , A u g u st 15 a n d 16 . T h e v isito rs cam e a lo n g a m an sh o rt, a n d la c k e d th e ir th re e le a d in g p ro fessio n a ls, B ro u g h to n , D a y , a n d R ile y , T h e y p la y e d G ee so n , th e v etera n L in c o ln s h ire -b o rn L e ic e s te rs h ire m an w ith th e q u e er a ctio n , w h o is o v e r 50 , an d a lso B . P . N e v ile , w h o a fte r tw o o r th re e m a tch e s fo r th em e a r ly th is seaso n , p la y e d fo r W o rc e ste rsh ire , a n d has n o w re tu rn e d— -w ith a fre e p a rd o n from th e M .C .C ., it is u n d e rsto o d— to h is first lo ve. O n F r id a y th e y ra n u p th e g o o d to ta l o f 319 , N e v ile , th e cap tain , W . E . T h om p so n , w h o is in h is b est fo rm th is seaso n , G . H em in gw a y , a n d o th e rs p la y in g w e ll. G e e so n a n d P u lle in b o w le d so e ffe c tiv e ly th a t K e n t w e re '11 ou t fo r 94 ; bu t T h o m p so n e v id e n tly d id n o t th in k th em lik e ly to d o th e tr ic k a g a in— an d p ro b a b ly h e w a s rig h t— and on S a tu rd a y d id n ot e n fo rce th e fo llo w -o n . W h e n 166 fo r 6 h a d b e e n sc o re d h e d e c la re d , a n d K e n t w e re set 392 to w in . T h e ta sk w a s b e y o n d th em ; b u t a t th e clo se th e y h a d still 2 w ic k e ts to go . L . H . W . T r o u g h ­ ton, w ith a fine n ot ou t cen tu ry , fa irly sa v ed th e g am e fo r h is side.