Cricket 1913

640 CR I CK E T : A W E E K L Y RECORD OF THE GAME September 20, 1913. McGill University (XVIII). v. Australian Team. On McGill University Campus, Montreal, August 19. Baber and Lane were absent from the local side. Hutson hit him well for 33 of the first 57, and Knight, going in third wicket down, maintained a steady defence for 85 minutes and carried his bat. Crawford took 4 wickets with 4 successive balls. The last nine batsmen failed to score a run! Mayne made his 104 in 95 minutes, and Arnott slammed vigorously and recklessly. M c G il l U n i v e r s i t y (XVIII.) O. F. Hawkins, st Campbell, b F. C. King, b Crawford ... 0 M a ile y .................................... 19 H. Leupold, b Crawford ... 0 L.C.Hutson,c Down,b Macartney 33 R. Pamphilon, run out ... 0 H. E. Skeete, b Macartnev 2 W. A. Allan, b Crawford... 0 E.E Kenyon,c Diamond,b Mailey 3 H. Hebron, c and b Crawford ... 0 P. Knight, not o u t... .............. 14 R. Mitchell, b Crawford ... 0 J.Horsfall,c Mailey, b Macartney 4 C. B. Godwin, c and b Crawford 0 G. C. Jones, b Macartney 0 O. Cambridge, b Crawford 0 A. L. Hain.sworth, b Macartney 1 E x tr a s ......................... 27 F. Grimond, b Macariney 11 ----- R. Jones, b Macartney .............. 0 Total .............. 114 A u s t r a l ia n T e a m . W. Bardsloy, lbw, b Mitchell ... 8 J. N. Crawford, b Hutson G. C. Campbell, not out... 10 H.L.Coliin^c Hebron, b Hawkins E. R. Mayne,c Hawkins, b Halns- 35 6 A. A . Mailey, b Hutson ... 3 worth .................................... 104 G. S. Down, c Allan, b Godwin 3 C. G. Macartney, hit wkt., b A. Diamond, not out 8 G. C. Jones ... .............. 0 E x tr a s ......................... 13 P. S. A rn o tt, b H u tso n .................. 72 - S. H. Emery, run out .............. 14 Total (for 9 wkts,) 278 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. O. M. R. W. Bardsley ... 4 0 29 0 Macartney... 16 8 22 7 Mailey ... 14 7 26 2 Crawford ... 6*5 3 10 7 M c G il l B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . 0. M. R. W. O. M. R TV* Godwin ... 20 2 81 2 G. C. Jones 3 0 2 1 Mitchell ... 4 0 23 1 Hutson ... 9 0 48 2 Skeete ... 3 0 24 0 Hainsworth 4 0 37 1 Hawkins ... 4 0 32 1 All Chicago (XVI) v. Australian Team. The Australians played three one-day games at Chicago, all on baseball grounds, not on the Wanderers’ pitch. The first was at the “ White Sox Ball Park ” on Wednesday, August 27. In the first t1ey had the usual easy victory. Crawford, who narrowly missed a century, and Campbell added 112 for the fourth wicket. The wicket was said to be a trifle tricky ; out the fifteen dropped five catches among them, and the score was bigger than it should have been. Collins bowled with great effect in Chicago’s first innings, and Bardsley met with success in the second. A ll C h ic a g o XVI. First Inning:*. Second Innings. A. T. Campbell, c Coby, b Collins 13 not out ............. ............. 4 J. Kingsland, c Diamond,b Mayne ... 19 c Mailey, b Bardtle.v............. 6 E. J. Parkes, b Collins ........................ 0 c Macartney, b Bard>ley 15 G. R. Burton, c Macartney, b Mailey... 4 b Diamond ............. 10 H. C. Andres, c Diamond, b Mail y ... 0 c Collins, b Bard»ley............. 5 H. Allen, b Mailey... ........................ 4 c Diamor.d. b Mailey............. 5 K. Symon, c Emery, b Collins............. 6 c Diamond, b Bardsley 10 J. G. Davis, not out ............. 8 D. C. Davies, run out ........................ 1 J. H. Evans, b Collins ............. 8 F. M. Warriner, b Collins 0 not o u t ............. 8 Dr. A. Boone, b Collins............. 3 W. Scowcroft, c Bardsley, b Mailey ... 2 c Crawford, b Bardsley 1 J. G. Campbell, run ou t........................ 2 A. Dickson, st Campbell, b Collins ... 1 M. Quinn, b Collins ........................ 4 b Mailey... •• ............. 0 Extras ............. ........................ 11 Extras ... ............. 13 Total ................................... 86 Total (for 8 wkts.)... 77 A u s t r a l ia n T e a m . P. S. Arnott, b Andres ............. 28 A. Diamond, run out 1 S, H. Emery, b Kingsland ... 26 E.R.Mayne, cScowcroft, b Allen 27 J. N. Crawford, b Burton ... 96 A. A. Mailey, c Symon, b Andres 10 C. Macartney, c and b Burton 11 H. L. Collius, not out ............. 12 G.C.Campbell,c Burton,b Symon 37 Extras.................................. 10 W. Bardsley, lbw, b Boone ... 10 ------ L. A. Cody, b Boono ;.. ... 9 Total ........................ 277 For the Australians Collin* took 8 for 32, Mailey 4 for 22, Mayne 1 for 21, first innings ; Bardsley 5 for 25. Maili*y 2 for 14, Diamond 1 for 25, second ; 101 Chicago, Boone took 2 for 25, Andres 2 for 34 , Burton 2 for 71, Kingsland 1 for 20, Symon 1 for 36, Allen 1 for 47, aud Campbell and Davis bowled without taking a wicket. For Sale : Cricket Annuals, over 2,000 Books on Cricket, Ciicket Prints and Engravings. A. J. Gaston, “ Argus ” Office, Brighton, All Chicago (XVI) v. Australian Team. The same venue served for the second match, August 28. Matting was stretched over the turf this time, however. J. Packenharn, who had not played in the first game, made 41 in good style; but the resistance of the other Chicagoans to Crawford and Mailey was feeble. The Australians made their 373 in less than 3 hours. Crawford hit four 6’s and eleven 4’s. Mayne had one 6 and six 4's in his 63. No analysis available, but Crawford’s 10 wickets only cost 27. A l l C h ic a g o (XVI). First Innings. 0 J. Kingsland, b Crawford A. T. Campbell, b Crawford ... 2 G. R. Burton, c Dunn, b Crawford 17 J. Packenham, c Bardsley, b Mailey 41 W. Delaney, c Diamond, b Arnott 1 K. Symon, b C raw ford.............. 6 A. Dickson, b Crawford............. 2 W. H. Dickson, b Crawford ... 3 J. A. Elmsley, c Dunn, b Mailey 0 G. Ming, b Crawford ............. 0 H. C. Andres, c Dunn, b Mailey 15 J. H. Evans, b Crawford ... 9 H. Allen, b Crawford ... ... 8 F. M. Warriner, c Crawford, b Mailey 1 .............. ... 1 M.iQuinn, c Campbell, b Crawford 0 H. Keen, not ou t.............. ... 0 E xtras................................... 5 Total ......................... 110 S e c o n d I n n in g s .— K. Symon, b Diamond, 0; M. Quinn, hit w. b Emery, 0 ; J. Kingsland, b Diemond, 14 ; J. H. Evans, not out, 5 ; A. Dickson, not out, 11; Extras, 6—Total (for 3 wickets), 36. A u s t r a l ia n T e a m . II. L. Collins, st Warnner, b Andres ............ ... 14 G. S. Down, c Burton, b Andres 14 E. R. Mayne, b Sym on............. 63 VV. Bardsley, c and b Dickson... 13 L. A. Cody, b Ming ... ... 47 J. N. Crawford, c Evans, b Kingsland ... ................ I ll S. H. Emery, c Dickson ... 2 P. S. Arnott, b Kingsland G. C. Campbell, not out A. A. Mailey, c Ming, b Burton A. Diamond, st Warriner b Burton Extras .............. Total 1 . 27 42 16 16 All Chicago (XV) v. Australian Team. At “ Comiskey’s Ball Yard,” August 29. Some of the best Chicago men could not play, but their absence did not make a great deal of difference. The game was very lik,e the other two. A stand of 41 by Allen and Andres for the tenth wicket of Chicago was the best for the side in the three games. Cody and Macartney added 163 for the third Australian wicket. The former was missed at the wicket first ball, had two other lives, was in 90 minutes altogether, and hit nine 9’s. Macartney made a 6 and five 4’s, and scored runs “ from all angles." A l l C h ic a g o (XV.) J. Turner, b Down H. C. Andres, b Mayne ... .T. H. Evans, b Macartney J. Packonham, b D o w n ............. 0 A Dickson, c Collins, b Brown... 17 G. R. Burton, c Crawford, b Macartney ........................ 5 K. Symon, b M acariney............ 0 B. Govier, b M acartney............ 10 A. Tyrrell, b Down ............ 4 W. Dixon, b Mayne ............ 4 H. Allen, b Mactrtney ... ... 19 M. Qtiinn, c and b Dixon ...« 4 W. Overbury, b Mayne A. Chadd, not out.............. H. Keene, c Mailey, b Mayne E x tr a s ......................... Total R. R. Mayne, cTn ner, b Allen H. L. Collius, b Allen .............. 24 L. A. Cody, b Burton ............. 100 C.G.Macartney, c Tyrrell, c Allen 81 J. N. Crawford, b A lle n .............. 2 W. Bardsley, lbw, b Burton ... 1 P. S. Arnott, lbw, b Burton ... 11 A u s t r a l ia n T r a m . 12 A. A. Mailey, b Allen G. C. Campbell, not o u t............. A. Diamond, b Allen .............. G.S.Down,c Packenham,b Burton E x tr a s ................................... Total .............. 13 36 2 14 16 312 B o w l in g . For the Australians Macartney took 5 for 24, Down 5 for 36, Mayne 4 for 39 ; for Chicago, Allen 6 for 97. Burton 4 for 106, and Andres, Dickson, and Govier bowled without taking a wicket. The Australian Team in America. Up to the end of August, when they left Chicago for Western Canada, five of the Australians had totalled over 1,000 runs, and two more were within 50 of four figures. The averages which follow may not be absolutely correct, for some of the scores have bx*en slightly defective, but they are as nearly correct as they can be made. BATTING AVERAGES. Inns. N.O. R. A. U.S. C. G. Macartney 37 1 1702 47.27 186 VV. Bardsley 28 8 1293 43-10 142v L. A. Cody 35 4 1124 36.25 121 J . N. Crawfi-rd ... 36 3 1191 3609 111 P. S. Arnott 32 3 957 31-90 128 E. R. Mayne ... 41 3 1209 31-81 110* H. L. Collins ... 34 2 975 29-90 128 G. C. Campbell... 31 9 561 25-50 84* G. S. Down 28 3 629 25.16 67 S. H. Emery 37 5 775 24.25 71 A. Diamond 31 5 442 17-00 75 A. A. Mailey 29 7 193 8-77 27*