Cricket 1913

October 18 , 19 13 . CR I CKE T : A WE E K L Y RECORD OF THE GAME. 685 F or the Australian s Em ery took 7 for 17, M ailey 2 for 19, M acartney 1 for 5, C ollin s 1 for io, Craw ford 1 for 21. F or Suva R atu Pope took 4 for 41, Moore 2 for 12, G. W right 2 for 18; M. W right, R. C . B erkeley, R. C. F orster, and A. L. Shepherd bowled w ithout taking- a wicket. T h e A u s t r a l i a n T e a m i n A m e r i c a . W in n ip e g C ricket A sso ciatio n v. A u s tra lia n T e am . A t the W anderers’ G round, C arruthers A venue, W innipeg, Septem ber 1. T h ree one-day m atches were played at W inni­ peg, as at Chicago. T h e first was a rem arkable game. T he A ustralian score was kept down to 112, and of these M ayne, who played rig h t through the in nin gs, made 58. He and C ody put up 47 for the first w icket; but the rest slumped, and it was only a ninth w icket partnership of 27 bv M ayne and D iam ond that took the total into three figures. P rice and Sear bowled capitaily. Before this the W innipeg side had been put out for 48, M ackintosh m a k in g 17 of the first 19. When they went in a gain they were quite helpless again st C raw ford and M acartney. T h e first five w ickets fell w ithout a run, the sixth at 1, the seventh at 5, and the eighth, ninth, and tenth at 6! T h e “ Bulletin ” of W inni­ p eg is very severe on the local men. T h e second innings, it says, “ w asn ’t even bad, it was absolutely p u erile.” “ W innipeg did not bat a second tim e........................They sim ply walked in and out in solemn procession.” Well, w e ll! T h e y w ill survive all this. A fter all, in quite recent years, N otts have been put out for 13 and Northants for 12. No one would put a W innipeg team on the same level as either of these sides; but if the men are not first-class cricketers they are all capable players. B evington has an E n g lish record to answer for him; Mackintosh, Laver, and F elstead are all good bats; W right can hit like a horse kickin g. And the others are not duffers, though appear­ ances may be again st them this time. T h e Australians won by an innings and 58 runs. W innipeg . First Innings. Second Innings. T. A. D. Bevington, b Macartney ... i b Macartney .......................... c I. G. Mackintosh, c Craw ford, b Macartney ............................................. 17 b Craw ford ............................. o T. A. Felstead, run out ...................... 4 b Macartney .......................... o J. F. W . W right, c Emery, b Macartney ............................................. o b Macartney .......................... o C. A. Sear, b Macartney ...................... 1 b Macartney .......................... c E. C. Laver, c Campbell, b Craw ford 7 c & b Craw ford ...................... 1 D. M cNab, b Macartney ...................... 8 b Crawford .............................. 1 R. Bingham, st Campbell, b Macartney ............................................. 7 S. Cladish, b Macartney ...................... o Dr. S. A. Smith, b Macartney .......... o W. L. Price, not out .............................. 2 Extras .......................................... 1 c Diamond, b Crawford b Macartney ...................... b Macartney ...................... not out .................................. Extras .......................... Total ..................................... 48 A u stralian T e a m . Totai L. A. Cody, b Price ...................... 21 E. R. Mayne, not out .................. 58 C. G. Macartney, lbw. b Price o W. Bardsley, b Sear .................. 2 G. C. Campbell, b Sear ............... 5 S. H. Emery, c Mackintosh, b H. L. Coliins, b Sear .................. G. S. Down, b Sear ...................... A. Diam ond c. Cladish, b Price .............................................. A. A. M ailey, b Price.................. Extras .................................. J. N. Crawford, b Sear .......... c Total , 112 A u stralian B o w le r s ' A n a l y sis . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Crawford ............ ........ *3 3 35 2 ............. 4.2 4 0 4 Macartney ......... ........... 12. T 7 12 7 .................... -1 2 6 W in n ipe g B o w le r s ' A n alsis . O. M R. W . Price ................... ......... 12-3 2 47 ? Smith .................. ............ 4 0 21 c Sear ..................... ......... 8 0 30 5 bein g T. Sm ith, of the W anderers. T h is time a better show was put up. Felstead, except for one easy chance in the slips, batted well, and he and Sm ith put up 40 for the first wicket. M ayne and C ody knocked off the runs needed for victory before they were parted; how many they actually put up the report does not state. M ayne ga ve two chances in his 151, but played finely apart from these. M acartn ey’s 34 included a couple of 6’ s. W in n ip e g . The Australians went in again; but their second innings cannot be regarded as part of the match. It was merely an exhibition. Down scored 82. The total was 210 for 8. W in n ip e g C ricket A ssociation v. A u s tra lia n T e a m . A t the W anderers’ G round, September 2. F ive changes were made in the W innipeg side, am on g those who came in T. Smith, c Craw ford, b M ailey 17 T. A. Felstead, b Craw ford....... 46 E. C. Laver, b Craw ford .......... 18 J. F. W. W right, c Diamond, b Collins ...................................... 4 S. G. Langton, b Collins ........... 13 K. Habershon, b Macartney ... 7 D. M cNab, b M acartney.............. 9 L. H. Adams, b Crawford .... o C. J. Sheringham, b Craw ford 5 Dr. S. A. Smith, b Craw ford... b W. L. Price, not out ........ o Extras.............................. 18 T o t a l.. A ustra lia n T e a m . E. R. Mayne, c Langton, b M cNab ............................................ 151 L. A. Cody, b Felstead .............. 83 G. S. Down, c Sheringham, b Adams ............................................ 2 C. G. Macartney, c McNab, b Price ............................................... 34 G. C. Campbell, c Sheringham, b Smith .......................................... 19 H. L. Collins, b Smitli P. S. Arnott, b Smith . S. H. Emery, not out ... A. Diam ond, not out ... Extras.............. 25 So -Total (for 7 wkts.) 409 O. M. R. Emery ......... ....... 8 3 30 Cody ........... ....... 5 1 9 ....... 9 1 25 W in n ipeg O. M. R Price .......... 2 130 2 9 ' Adams ........ g 0 45 M cNab ...... ........ 8 0 3 $ A ustralian B o w le r s ’ A n a l y sis . W . O. o Collins ................. 8 0 Craw ford ............ 9.2 1 Macartney ......... 8 M. R. W. *5 * 17 6 29 2 W . O. M. R. 1 Laver ................. o 18 3 Felstead ............. 4 o 31 1 W right ................ 3 o 34 W in n ip e g C rick et A ssociatio n ( X V I I ) v. A u stralian T e a m . A t the W anderers' G round, Septem ber 3. O f the 16 men who had taken part in the first two m atches only M ackin­ tosh and Adam s appeared this time, the T . Sm ith included b ein g the C .P .R . man, so that in all 31 W innipeg players were put through their paces in the two gam es. Lum bert, who should have played, m akin g the local team an X V III, was injured at practice beforehand, a ball running up the handle of his bat and g iv in g him a n asty blow in the eye. M ackintosh batted very well, and M ortimer, a veteran of 69, earned great credit by sco rin g 7*. T h e first five A u stra­ lian w ickets went cheaply; but then M acartney was thrice m issed. Em ery and D iam ond hit out well. T h e latter was cau gh t by F elstead at short-leg; but as Felstead chanced to be um pirin g, not p layin g— he must have forgotten that fact — the A ustralian skipper took 4 instead of an immediate walk to the pavilion. W in n ip e g (X V II). G. Davis, b Emery ....................... 8 E. J. Smith, b Emery ............... 2 E. Trimm er, b Emery ............... o L. M ortim er, not out ................... 7 J. F. Blurton, b Emery ........... o E Garwood, c Collins, b Cody 7 O. Heywood, b Cody ................... 9 T. Smith, c Collins, b Cody ... 4 Extras ................................... n J. G. Mackintosh, c Diam ond, b Emery .......................................... 21 C. Stewart, b Emery .................. 0 G. M acFarlane, c Down, b Cody ............................................. 2 D. Gonsalves, c Down, b Cody 13 R. K ing, b Emery ...................... 3 L. H. Adams, b Cody .............. 7 K. E. Money, c Macartney, b Cody .......................................... 9 V. G. W illiam s, c A b Emery 2 T. M etcalf, c Campbell, b Cody o Total A u stralian T e a m . J. N. Craw ford, c Trimmer, b Adams .......................................... 9 A. A. M ailey, c Money, b M acFarlane .................................. 13 P. S. Arnott, b Adams .............. 13 H. L. Collins, c M acFarlane, b Adams ......................................... o W. Bardsley, c Blurton, b M acFarlane .................................. 17 C. G. Macartney, c Stewart, b Smith ............................................. 50 L. A. Cody, c Davis, b Smith 21 S. H. 1 uery, c Smitn, b W illiam s ...................................... 68 A. Diam ond, not out .................. 75 G. C. Campbell, b Money ....... 5 G. S. Down, did not bat .......... — Extras .................................. 12 T otal (for 9 wkts) ... 283