Cricket 1913

September 13, 1913, CR I CKET : A WE EK L Y RECORD OF THE GAME. 621 A. H. Dickins, b Horrobin P. P. Barnett, lbw, b Smith R. 0. Day, c Williams, b Smith... W. Strachan, b Scrymegeour ... L. Lovell, b Rothwell .............. H.R. Mountifield, c and b Scryme­ geour .................................... H.G.Napper, cCousins, b Scryme­ geour ... ........................ 2 R. G. Matthews, run out............. 7 R. Edwards, lbw, b Dr. Smith ... 12 23 E. C. Pardee, not out. ............. 14 E. H. Hartley, not out ............. 56 10 A.J.Murdoch,c Langton bSmith 1 J.S.Heathcote,c T.Smith.b Adams 13 7 W. G. Newton, b Smith ... 0 B. Webster, b Dr. Smith............. 1 13 E x ir a s ................................... 4 R.E.H.Eaton,c Price, b Dr.Smith 0 N. C. Vidal, c Price, b Laver ... A. E. Down, b Dr. Smith H. Gardiner, c Price, b Dr. Smith 0 0 Total ........................ 82 1 0 1 For Alberta Napper took 6 for 75, Murdoch 3 for 46, Newton 1 for 18, and in the second innings Dickins 1 for 4, Mountifield 1 for 22, Napper 1 for 28; for Manitoba Smith took .1 for 27, Scrymegeour 3 for 18, Rothwell 1 for 11, Horrobin 1 for at. Each team had now played each of the others, Manitoba A having won all three games, Manitoba B and Saskatchewan won, lost, and drawn one each, and Alberta lost all three. The second round began on the Thursday; but rain interfered, and the Manitoba B and Saskatchewan match was declared off. There was not much play in the other match, which was drawn. M a n it o b a A . J. F. W. Wright, c and b Napper S. Cladlsh, run out ............. T. A. Felstead, c sub., b Murdoch VV. L. Price, b Barnett ... T. Smith (W.), not out 10 1 20 23 12 A l b e r t a . J.Charlesworth,cLovell,bMurdoch 0 R. Flett, b Napp r ... ... ... 16 E x tr a s ............. .............. 6 Total (for 6 wkts., dec.) P. P. Barnett, b Price K. O. Day, not o u t............. W. Strachan, b Llnnbert... R. G. Matthews, run out ... L. Lovell, not out... Extras ... Total (for 3 v/k's.) ... 12 For Alberta Murdoch took 2 for 20, Napper 2 for 25, Barnett 1 for 25; for Manitoba Linnbert took 1 for 3, Price 1 for 6. Friday saw the closest cricket of the week. Manitoba B narrowly defeated Manitoba A, and Saskatchewan beat Alberta by quite a moderate magin. For Manitoba B Reynolds and Langton added 78—nearly half the total—for the fifth wicket, and for the losers, after four had gone for 12, Wright and Cladish put on 81—over half the total in this case. T. Smith, of the C.P.R., and the Rev. G. Horrobin bowled well for the B team. S a s k a t c h e w a n . R.C.Elliott, c Dr. Smith, b Laver O. J. Godfrey, c Felstead, b Dr Smith ... .............. H. L. Howell, b Sear ............. E x tr a s .................................... Total J. G. Mackintosh, c Laver, b Charlesworth ... .............. L. V. Cousins, c Price, b Felstead Rev. G. Horrobin, b Felstead ... C. E. Reynolds, c Felstead, b Pric e ................................... K. E. Money, b Charlesworth S. G. Langton, b Laver............. V. G. "Williams, lbw, b Laver ... M a n it o b a B . W. Rothwell, not out J. Scrymegour, b Price E. J. Smith, c Flett, b Laver ... T. Smith (C.P.R.), c Felstead b L a v e r ................................... Extras Total 161 M a n it o b a A. T. A. Felstead, lbw, b Horrobin 1 T. Smith (W.), run o u t ............. 5 E. C. Laver, c Scrymegour, b T. Smith ... .............. 3 J. F. W. Wright, lbw, b Horrobin 65 G. Davis, b Horrobin ............. 1 S. Cladish, c Reynolds, b T. Smith 29 W. L. Price, hit wkt., b T. Smith 31 R. A. Robison, b T. Smith J. Charlesworth, b Horrobin R. Flett, b T. Smith W. Lowe, not out... Extras ............. Total 156 For Manitoba A, Laver took 3 for 13, Price 3 for 40, Chariesworth 2 for 19, Felstead 2 for 25; *for Manitoba B, T. Smith 5 for 39, Horrobin 4 for 46. Napper, Elliott, and Vidal bowled well in the other match; Edwards and Heathcote added 41 for the second wicket of Saskat­ chewan. S a s k a t c h e w a n . R. Edwards, c Pardee, b Barne t 23 Webster, b Napper.........................1 C. H. Hartley, b Napper ... 4 R. C. Elliott, b Napper ... J. S. Heathcote, c Barnett, b Pardee R. E. H. Eaton, c Day, b Barnett N. C. Vidal, b Napper ... A. E. Down, b N ap p er............. H. Gardiner, b N apper............. P. P. Barnett, b E llio tt............. R. O. Day, c Elliott, b Vidal ... A. J. Murdoch, lbw, b Vidal ... E. C. Pardee, b E llio tt............. L. Lovell, c Hartley, b Edwards A. H. Dickins, b Efliott............. H. G. Napper, b V id a l............. W. Strachan, not out ............. 18 2 22 I 11 28 A l r e r t A. C. Holmes, lbw, b Dickins H. L. Howell, not out ... Extras ............. Total 10 1 2 31 6 4 20 12 R. G. Matthews, c Heathcote, b E llio tt............. H. R. Mountifield, b Elliott ... W. G. Newton, b Vidal.............. Extras ... .............. 12 Total ............. ... HI (Note—Total adds up 104.) For Alberta Napper took 6 for 53, Barnett 2 for 24, Dickins 1 for 5, Pardee 1 for 15; for Saskatchewan Elliott 5 for 32, Vidal 4 for 46, Edwards 1 for 23. On the last day Manitoba A defeated Saskatchewan by a good margin. Hartley played right through the losers’ innings, and he and Howell put on 53 runs for the tenth wicket. Felstead and Wright put on 45 for Manitoba’s fourth. M a n ito b a A. T. Smith (W.), c Hartley, b Vidal 15 R. Bingham, b Elliott ............. 2 E. C. Laver, lbw, b Vidal... ... 11 T. A. Felstead, c Vidal, b Gardiner 17 J.F.W.Wright ,0 Vidal,b Gardiner 25 C. A. Sear, c Gardiner, b Elliott 21 W. L. Price, run out ............. 10 7 13 16 120 1 15 S. Cladish, not out L. A. Adams, not out Extras ... Total (for 7 wkts.) ... 125 Dr. S. A. Smith and G. Davis did not bat. Manitoba bowlers' analysis is very inaccurate; but Dr. Smith took 6 wickets (for 10, the analysis says, but this seems wrong), Laver 2, Sear and Adams 1 each; for Saskatchewan Gardiner took 2 for 11, Vidal 2 for 26, Elliott 2 for 45. Alberta, the unlucky team of the tournament, went under heavily to Manitoba B. Dickins won the toss, but put Manitoba in. Mac­ kintosh and Blurton put up 45 before a wicket fell, the latter’s share being 3, and Turner helped Mackintosh to add 46 for the second. Turner and Williams put on 72 for the fifth. The innings was declared, and Alberta never looked like getting on terms, only Barnett doing anything. M a n ito b a B. J. F. Blurton, b Mountifield J.G. Mackintosh, c and b Barnett — . Turner, b Mountifkld... C. E. Reynolds, st Day, b Barnett S. Langton, b N apper............. V.G.Williams,c Day.b Mojnttfield W. Rothwell, not out .............. A. H. Dickins, b Game ............. R. O. Day, b Turner ............. P. P. Barnett, c s b.. b Rothwell W. Strachan, b Horrobin... W. G. Newton, b Rothwell R. G. Matthews, c Shellard, b Rothwell................................... H. R. Mountifield, run out 3 Rev. G. Horrobin, c Napper, b 66 Mountifleld ........................ 0 48 A . Shellard, not out .............. 5 13 E x tr a s .................................... 16 3 41 Total (for 7 wkts., dec.) 211 16 Game and T. Smith (C.P.R.) did not bat. A l b e r t a . H. G. Napper, not out ............. 2 L . Lovell, b Turner ............. 3 A. J. Murdooh, b Rothwell ... 5 E. C. Pardee, absent, hurt ... — E x tr a s ........................ ... 4 Total ........................ 71 for 33, Barnett 2 for jc 4 for 15, Turner 2 for Napper j, Game For Alberta Mountifield took 4 1 for 76; for Manitoba Rothwell 1 for 7, Horrobin 1 for 12. After the matches were over Sir Hugh John Macdonald presented the Dingwall trophy to Felstead, the captain of the Manitoba A team, and congratulated the province on the fact of its being able to turn out two such good sides. He knew that the other provinces had had difficulty in getting their best teams together, but their turns would come when Manitoba had to go West for the tournament. Mr. Felstead expressed his pleasure at captaining such a team of sportsmen and playing against such a bunch of good fellows, and added that Manitoba meant to upset the precedent of the home team always winning and carry off the honours at Regina next year. Eastern Canada v. Australian Team. At Rideau Hall, Otta /a, August 12. The Eastern Canada team were a Montreal-Ottawa combination. They did very well to keep the Australian score down to 209, Goodman and Johnston bowling capably; but they failed completely in batting, though among them were several men who have rendered a good account of themselves against visiting teams before now. E astern C an ada . First Innings. O. S. Freck, lbw, b Crawford T. Rankin, b Macartney ............. O. Wallace, b Macartney ............. F. I. C. Goodman, b Crawford W. Johnston, not o u t........................ C. F. Hawkins, b Macartney............. H. Ackland, c Mayne, b Macartney D. C. Campbell, c Mayne, b Crawford C. H. Greenway, run out ............. F. Campbell, b Crawford ............. W. Craig, b Crawford............. Extras ............................................. Second Innings, c Diamond, b Emery b Emery ............. b Emery ............. c Macartney, b Collins b Emery c Cody, b Collins ... b Emery ............. b Emery ..._ c Mailey, b Collins ... c Mailey, b Collins ... not out ........................ Total Total A rsT itA L iA N T e a m . E. R. Mayne, lbw, b Goodman 61 L. A. Cody, c Goodman, b Johnston ........................ 39 H. L. Collins, lbw, b Hawkins 10 W. Bardsley, lbw, b Goodman 0 C. G. Macartney, c and b Goodman 10 P. S. Arnott, b Goodman ... 15 A. Diamond, c Ackland, b Goodman 12 S. H. Emery, lbw, b Greenway J. N. Crawford, c Freck, b Johnston ........................ G. S. Down, not out A. A. Mailey, b Johnston Extras ....................... Total ... 41 3 3 11