Cricket 1913

C R IC K E T : A W E EK LY RECORD OF THE GAME. October 18, 1913. v . I n co g n iti . First Innings. G. R. R. Colman, b K ing ....................'. 52 C. L. St. J. Tudor, b Cregar ........... 37 Capt. W. G. M. Sarel, b K ing ...... 11 M. Falcon, lbw, b Cregar .................. 7 H on. M. G. H. M ulKolland, c Con. yers, b K ing ............... t.. ....................... o B. G. von B. M elle, e G oodall, b K ing ................-............. .................... 5 B. I* .Dobson, b G oodall ...............'....... o C. E. H atfeild, b G oodall ................... o Col. C. E. Greenway, st Dornan*, b K ing ...................................................... 4 D. M. P. Whitcombe, lbw, b K ing ..." o C. H. E iloart, not out ........................1 P. Collins, b -K in g -.................................. 5 Extras .............................................. 17 Second Innings. b G oodall ................................... 13 b K ing ...................................... 3 b G oodall .................................. 47 b G oodall ....................... ....... 25 st Dornan, b Cregar ........... 2 st Dornan, b K ing .............. 12 b K ing ...................................... 1 lbw, b K ing .......................... o b LeRoy ..................................... 1 c Scattergood, b K ing........... 8 run out ...................................... 4 not out......................................... o Extras .............................. 13 Total ...................... 129 T o ta l ................................ . ......... 139 P hiladelphia C.C. F irs t In n in g s. Second In n in g s. J . P . D o rn a n , b H a tfe ild ........... 10 b F a lco n ......................... ........ o P . N . L eR oy, b F alco n ........................... 37 b F a lco n ...................................... o J. J 3 - K in g , c S a rel, b H a tfe ild ....... 2 c C o llin s, bF alco n .................. 10 J. R. C onyers, c D obson, b H a tfe ild 17 c F a lco n ,b H a tfe ild ............... 19 J. W . M u ir, b F a ico n ............................. 2 lbw , b F alco n .......................... o W .. G rah am , b F alco n ............................. o b F alco n ...................... ............ . o A. G. S catterg o o d , st W hitcom be, b F a lco n ...................................................... 4 b H a tfe ild ................................ o J. H . M ason, c S a re l, b H a tfe ild ... 8 b F alco n ....................................... 2 H . W . M id d le to n , st W hitcom be, b H a tfe ild ...............................7 b F a lco n ......................................;......................... 9 E . M. C re g a r, n o t o u t .............................. 16 ru n o u t ............................................ 1 H. R. Cartwright, ju n .,•b H atfeild 4 H .-W . G oodall, b Falcon ...................... g Extras ....................*..-........-.........21 b Falcon .................................. o not out ...................................... 4 Extras ............................... 16 61 P h ilad elph ia B o w le r s ' A n a l y sis . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. K ing .46 7 ............... 19-4 5 40 5 Graham ........««• 7 1 . 23 0 ............... 2 0 8 0 Cregar ... 46 2 ............... 6 1 11 1 G oodall ......... 4 2 7 2 5 1 30 3 Le Roy ... — — 7 2 16 1 M iddleton — — .2 0 2 0 O. I n c o g n it i M. R. B o w le r s ’ A n a ly s is . W. O. M. R. W, M elle —3 0 7 0 ............... — — — — Falcon ......... 3 58 ■ t 4 ... w 15-2 9 M 8 M ulholland — 3 0 13 0 ............... * 1 — • —, __ Hatfield .......... 17 7 29 7 — .................... 12 5 18 2 Sarel ............ — — . — . — ... - ........ 3 1 13 0 T H E IN C O G N IT I TE AM IN AM E R IC A . Matches played, 6; won, 4; lost, 1; drawn, 1. B atting A verages . M. Inns: N.O. R. Capt. W . G. M. Sarel................ 6 io o 375 Hon. H, G. H. M ulholland../ 6 g 1 297 G. R. R. Colman .................. 6 10 o 230 M. Falcon ............... '.r ......... .6 io o 175 C. L. St. J. Tudor 6 10 1 169 C. E. H atfeild ............. V ................... 6 8 1 118 D. M. P. Whitcombe 6 8 2 101 C. H. E iloart ............................. 6 8 2 85 B. G. von B. M elle 6 . 9 1 112 Col. C. E. Greenway ......... i.. 4 6 1 30 P. Collins ............ J...i ............... 6 . 8 4 12 B. P. Dobson ......... 3 4 0 5 E. J. M etcalfe was prevented by illness from playing, match, and then did not bat. B owling A verages . M. O. M. R. C. E. H atfeild ........................................ 6 lio.2 23 3x5 B. G. von B. M elle ............. /... 6 99.4 14 362 M . Falcon ............................ .♦....... 6 * 154.1 31 497 Hon. H. G. H. M ulholland ../ 5 . .27.4 o 124 C. L. St. J. Tudor........................ 1 5 o 38 Capt. W . G. M. Sarel ............... 6 53 10 178 A. 37-So 37.12 23.00 21.87 18.77 16.85 16.83 14.16 14.00 6.00 3.00 1-25 except 30 28 37 • 7 . 2 . ..7 H.S. 118 89 105 42 41 33 41* 30 14 14 5 4 in. one A. 10.50 12.94 13-43 1 . 7 - 7 * 19.00 25-71 P A P E R C O V E R S—Price is. net. Post free, is. 2d. C U R IO S IT IE S OF F IR S T C L A S S C R IC K E T — 1730-1901. A few copies only left of this interesting work. Interleaved for Notes, and bound in cloth; 5s. net.„ postage 3d. Collectors of Cricket Literature should secure one of these. — E. S e a l e , io , Imperial Arcade, Ludgate, E.C. Cricket in India. B om b ay P re sid en cy v. H in d u s. A t Poona, A u gu st 28 and 29. L a st year M ajor G re ig got up a team to meet the H indus; but this year the side which took the field again st them was a Presiden cy one (though the difference was little more than nom inal), and in future a match between the two teams at Poona is expected to be an annual fixture. T h e present gam e had no very out­ standing features. F o r the Presiden cy this seem s a lean year, and even G reig did little in this gam e. Sempre, h igh est scorer in each innin gs for the H indus, also took 6 Wfickets for 64 in the P residen cy’ s second, and had a great share in his side’s success by 6 w ickets. P r e sid e n c y . F irs * In n in g s. Second In n in g s. M ajo r J. G . G re ig , c D eo d h ar, b B aloo .............. .......................................... 15 b Sem pre ................................ 8 C apt. E. J. G. H au g h to n , c Joshi, b jBaloo ................................................................ o b S em pre ................................... 22 M . G. S a lte r, b Jo sh i ................................. 29 b- S em pre ................................... 2 C apt. G reen A rm y tag e, c S em pre, b B aloo .............................................. ................ 1 st D iv ek h ar,b Jo sh i ........... 9 C apt. K. O. G o ld ie, v S em pre, b ‘B aloo ............................................................... 18 b S em pre ............................... 2 F]. F. S tile m a n , b T a lp a d e ................ 8 c G a n p a t, b Jo sh i ................... 27 L. G. C olbeck, c D ivekhar, b B aloo 7 c B aloo, bJoshi ....................... 2 F;. H . G o u ld , c T a lp ad e , b B aloo ... 4 n o t-o u t ......... ;.................... 27 Cl H . E. W ilso n, c V ith al, b T a lp a d e 4 b S em pre .................................... 6 G. S. D obbie, not o u t ................................. 5 b B aloo ............. ........................... 15 C apt. T w iss, c D eod h ar, b T a lp a d e 1 b S em pre .................................. 1 E x tra .............. ;.................................. * E x tra s ............................. 10 Total ..................................... 93 H in d u s . Total ...................... 131 Second Innings. b Haught.cn .............................. o lbw, b Haughton ............ 12 b W ilson ...................... 30 First Innings. S:. K. Divekhar, c G oldie, b Twiss B. Rasker, c Haughton, b Dobbie ... IVfc. D. Pai, c Gould, b Dobbie ....... P. Vithal, b Twiss .................................. I). Deodhar, c W ilson, b Twiss ....... 13 c W ilson, b Haughtcn Fj. Ganpat, b Dobbie ............................. 12 L. Sempre, c G oldie, b Twiss .......... 35 not out ....................................... 45 Q. Swami, c W ilson, b G reig .......... 18 run out ....................................... 5 P. Baloo, b Twiss .................................. 5 S. M. Joshi, c W ilson, b Twiss .......... 14 W. Talpade, not out .............................. 1 Extras ............................................. 15 Extras Total ..................................... 123 T< H in d u s ’ B o w lin g A n a l y sis . O. M. R. w. 5 47 6 Sempre* ........ ..... 8 3 13 0 Joshi ...................... 4 0 21 1 Talpade ........ ..... 9 1 11 P resid en cy 3 B ow li O. M. R. W. ..... 5 2 *4 0 ...... 17 8 26 3 Haughton .... ..... 9 3 19 0 Twiss ..;......... ........ M 5 30 6 Greig .................. 8 2 19 1 (for 4 wkts.) 103 O. M. R. W. 11 1 20 1 23 3 64 6 12 1 37 3 — — — — O. M. R. W. 7 3 12 0 *3 3 29 0 8 3 30 0 6 3 13 0 5 1 10 0 B om bay P re sid en cy v. P arsis. A t Poona, Septem ber 1 and 2. T h e Parsis tried two new men, V azifdar and M irza, and in the match the latter took 5 w ickets for 16, though the conditions were such that too much importance m ust not be attached to these figures. T h e Presidency had a strfrng side, including- such cracks as Col. Poore, M ajor Greig-, and Colbeck, the dashing Cantab*of a few years ago; but they had no luck at all. On the first day the P arsis were at w ickets till close on time, and ran up the good, but not great, score of 249. K an ga and D river played capital cricket, and M ulla slogged fiercely. Warden and K apadia, from whom much was looked for, failed, however, and the tail did little. Dobbie, a new comer to tjiese matches, bowled well. T h e Presidency had scored 5 for 1 at draw ing of stumps. T h e rain came down all n igh t, and in the m orning the pitch was a beauty—