Cricket 1913

CR I C K E T : A W E E K L Y RECORD OF THE GAME September 13, 1913. A u s t r a l ia n B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . O. M. R. W. 1 O. M . R. W. Crawford 11.2 2 29 5 Em ery............ 6 1 19 6 Macartney 11 4 20 4 1 C o llin s ................ 7 1 18 4 E a s t e r n C a n a d a B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . O. M. R. W. | O . M . R. W. Freck 7 0 44 0 | G ood m an 14 2 • 53 5 Tohnston... ... 11 0 46 3 H a w k in s 3 0 17 1 W a lla c e ... •• 3 1 8 0 1 G reen w ay 5 0 30 1 At Rideau H all, Ottawa, August 13 . Though they were not defeated in a single innings this time, and made a trifle more respectable showing with the bat, the Canadian side did not earn much glory in the second game at Ottawa. Ormond Wallace, the Trinidad player, with a man to run for him, made top score, and hatted quite well. Cody bowled with great success in the first innings. The Australians won by 174 runs on the first innings. E astern C anada . First Innings. O. S. Freck, c Diamond,b Cody ... 4 T. Rankin, b A r n o t t .......................... 5 b Crawfor O. W allace, b Cody ...................... 21 b Emery .. F. 1. C. Goodman, c Down, bCody 10 h Emerv .. W. Johnston, c Collins, b Cody C. F. Hawkins, b Cody ... H. Ackland. c Arnott, b Cody D. C. Campbell, b Cody C. H. Greenway, b Cody W. Craig, not out .............. F. Campbell, b C o d y .............. Second Innings. 6 b Crawford 5 b Crawford 5 c and b Emery 9 not out .............. 14 run o u t .............. Total Extras ........................ Total (for 6 wickets) E.R. Mayne,e Wallace.b Goodman 14 J.N.Crawford, c Craig, b Johnston 6 C. G. Macartney, c Ackland, b Johnston.................................... 36 W. Bardsley, c Craig, b Johnston 12 P. S. Arnott, b Goodman .. ... 43 G. S. Down, b Goodman.............. 3 S. H. Emery, c Johnston, 1) Freck 32 Cody ... Arnott Mayne A u s t r a l ia n T e a m . A. Diamond, c Rankin, b Frock A. A. Galley, b Precfc ............ H. L. Collins, b Johnston L. A. Cody, n tou t Extras ... ........................ Total ... ............. Frock ... Johns'on Goodman AU STRALIAN BOW LERS’ AN A LYS18. O. M. R. W. 0. M. R. W 15 4 43 9 Crawford ... 8-1 1 18 3 11 0 33 1 Emery 8 1 23 3 3 0 14 0 E a s t e r n C a n a d a B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . O. M. R. W. 0. M. R. W 11 0 64 3 Hawkins ... 4 0 20 0 11 0 51 4 Greenway ... 5 0 27 0 15 0 94 3 All Montreal (XVI). v. Australian Team. At Montreal, August 15 . Two one-day matches were arranged instead of one two-day game in order to ensure a fu ll day’s play in each. Montreal put sixteen men into the field for the first game. Baber and Goodman both batted well, and the former and Burgess bowled with some success. The Australians won by 85 runs. A. B. Anthony, b Crawford ... 3 E. F. Kenyon, b Crawford ... 5 O. Wall tee, c Down, b Collins ... 3 P. Buckley, b CJravyloid ... ... 0 E.H.Thompson.cDiaraond.bArnott 14 C . F. Hawkins, b M a yn e............. 0 F. 1. C. Goodman, c Crawford, b Mayne .................................... 28 W. C. Baber, c Emery, b Arnott... 38 A. D. Ince, c Crawford, b Arnott 2 A ’ l M o n t r e a l (X v r .) W. 1. Br'^' er, <•Co^y, VV I,. - i dli- b n i d v C. F L ine, b <.<lv G. T. Clarke, c Crawfon R. BiiruesK. not out. n . f’rowthor, run out C. B Godwin, b Arn >u E x tr a * ............. b May v rfV’b C«-d Total H. L.Collins,c Crowther.b Godwin 3 E. R. Mayno, b Lane ............. 43 C. G. Macartney, b Baber ... 31 W. Bardsley, c Burgess, b Babor 11 J. N. Crawford, b Burgess ... 29 S. H. Emery, lbw, b Burgess ... 19 P. S. Arnott, lbw, b Burgess ... 2 A u s t r a l ia n t e a m . I . A. fJodv. b (i' odm-m ... A. Diamond,-t Crowtlier, b B; G. S. Down, not out A. A . Mailey, b luce Extras ............ i.. Total ............. 4 15 2 11 12 0 0 17 154 49 8 18 2 24 A u s t r a l ia n B o w l e r s ' a n a l y s is . 0. M. R. W. 0. M. R. VV. Collins ... 7 0 17 1 Arnott 13 0 46 4 Crawford 6 1 31 3 Cody 7 1 20 3 Mayne ............. 6 0 24 3 Collins bowlo 14 no-balls. M on ' i REAL B owlkrs ' A nalysis . 0. M. R. w . 0. M. R. W. Godwin *... 8 0 45 1 Baber 10 0 47 3 Burgess 11 4 33 3 Lane 5 0 22 1 Goodman 10 0 57 1 Ince.............. 2 0 4 1 Burgess bowk d 6, Baber 3 110 balls. R ICH ARD DA F T ’S N O T T IN GH AM SH IR E M A R L .— Particulars, apply, Radcliffe-on-Trent. Notts. All Montreal (XVII). v. Australian Team. At Montreal, August 16 . C. F. Lane, who is, one believes, an old Reptonian, and E. E. Kenyon batted very well for Montreal; ‘but the Australians won anyhow. Cody was in great form for them. The home side, by the way, numbered several West Indian cricketers— W. C. Baoer, A. D. Ince, F. I. C. Goodman, and O. W allace among A tiL M o n t r e a l (XVII). W. L. Siddle, b Bardsley 6 P. Buckley, b Emery ............. 13 B. E. Kenyon, c Arnott, b Mailey 24 O.Wallace, c Macartney, b Mailey 0 E- H. Thompson, c Diamond, b Emery ........................ 9 F.I.C.Goodman. c Cody, b Emery l C. F. Hawkins, b Mail* y, ... 1 W. C. Barber, b Mailey ............. l G.T.Clarke, c Diamond, b Emery 8 C. F. Lane, c Down, bBmery ... 30 A. D. Ince, c Emery, b Mailey W. I. Brebner, b Mailey ... R. J. Buigess, b Emery A. B. Anthony, c Cody, b Mailey R. S. Hart, b Emery ... K. Orowther, not out ............. C. B. Godwin, b Crawford E x tra s ......................... Total ... ............. 0 0 1 9 5 6 0 20 134 E. R. '■ ayne, b Goodman ... 16 L. A. Cody, b Godwin ............. 121 C.uG. Macartney, c Baber, b G odw in................................... 55 W. B -rdsley, not out ............... 26 .). N. Crawford, c and b Godwin 29 AUSTRALIAN TEAM . G. S. Down, c Ince, b Goodman 53 S. H. Emery, not out ... ... 5 Extras Total (for 5 wkts.) a . Diamond, I’. 8. Arnott, A. A. Mailey, and II. L. Collins did not bat.' 18 323 A i’ s t r a l ' a n B o w l e r s ’ A n a ly s i s . (). .VI. R W. I Emery......................... 20 2 73 7 I V aihy............... Bard-dey ...5 1 141 Crawford Rmer.v bowled it no-ball. Godwin Burges* luce ... Baber Goodman O. 18 11 3 4 9 M o n t r e a l B o w l e r s ’ A n a ly s is M. R. W. 54 48 16 23 48 Harr ... Lan*... Siddle llarke Hawkins M. 4 0 M. 0 0 0 0 0 R. W. 25 1 2 1 . W O' 0 0 0 0 B irgess bowled 2 no-balK McGill University (XVII). v. Australian Team. On M cGill University Campus, Montreal, August 18 . Again the arrangement was for two one-day matches. The seventeen (not, it is believed, confined to men on the ’Varsity books at present, if some c.f them were ever on them, indeed) lacked Goodman, Ince, Buckley, Malone, and others. They had 90 up for 7 . but the tail failed. Baber again played well for his side, and Lane bowled capitally. The Australians won on the first innings by 114 runs. Campbell, it will be seen, had rejoined the team after his accident, and took quite a big share in the bowling. C. F. Hawkins, c Crawford Bardsley................................... 5 P. Knight, b Camrb 11 ............. 14 G. C. Jones, b C am pbell............. 19 E. E. Kenyon, c Crawftrd, b Campbell... ............. ... 5 LHorsfa 11, b Campbell ... ... 0 W.C. Baber, cCampbell, b Mayne 37 H.E.8ke te,c Crawford,b Campbell 10 C. F. Lane, c Mailey, b Mayne ... 2 F.C.Grimond.c Emery,h Crawford 0 M c G il l U n iv e r s it y (XVII.) First Innings. A.L.HainsworthjCCody.b Mayne R. Jon s, c Diamond, b Mayne L: C. Huti-on, lbw, b Campbell... H. Leopold, c Mailey, b Mayne P. C. K na, run out II. Hebron, run out ............. p. Pamphilloo, run out ... R. Mitchell, not out Extras ... ......................... Total 6 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 11 119 S e c o n d I n n in g s .— J. Horsfall, b Macartney,2: r - F. Line, b Macartney,8 ; C. F. Hiwkins, not out, 16: E. E. Kenyon, b Maciituey. 6: F C. King, b Macartney, 0 : Extra, 1 ; Total (for 4 wkts.), 33 . C. G. Macartney, b Lane... ... 9 S. H. Emery, b Lane ....................20 A. A. Mailey, b Lrne ... ...0 J. N. Crawford, b Baber.............. 5 G. C. Campbell, b G. C. .rones ... 21 W. Bardsley, lbw, b Lane ... 39 L. A. Cody, c Mitchell, b Baber.. 38 A u s t r a l ia n T e a m . ( i.S Down, b S II I,. C o l l i - b A. Diamond, not E.R. Maylie, c 1In E x tra s ... 'Iotal Koeto. Lane >tir. w Kins, Bard,ley... Collins ... Mayne ... Campbell... Macartney Diamond... Baber... Lane ... G. C. Jones Leupold A u s t r a lia n B o w lk r s ' A n a ly s is . O. M. K. W. 7 2 ............. 6 3 ............. 8-2 3 .......... 8 2 O. M. R. 11 12 41 M c G il l B o w l e < s >’. A n a l y s is . O. 12 14 3 3 M. 0 0 0 0 R. 52 64 18 20 Knight Skeete Mitchell H utson 5.5 5 O. 2 4 2 3 1 0 M. 0 0 0 0 9 24 H. 15 17 20 7 42 0 28 5 20 233 VV. 4 0 VV. 0 1 0 X