Cricket 1913

706 C R IC K E T : A W E EK LY RECORD OF THE GAME. November 15 , 19 13 . A u stralian T e a m . 36 A. Diamond. b Crosby ............... 12 H. L. Collins, c Murdoch, b Crosby ..................................................... 39 L. A. Cody, not out .................. iS A. A.M ailey, c & b M o rse ........... 9 Extra® ... ............... i«? P. S. Arnott, b Van Velzen E R. Mayne, b Van Velzen.. S. H. Emery, c Bertenshaw, b Van Velzen .................................... 21 C G. Macartney, lbw, b Van Velzen ............................................ o W. Bardsley, lbw, bH ardisty 47 G. C. Campbell, b M urdoch ... u J. N. Craw ford, c M cM illan, .____ b W eaver ........................................ 24 l i ' a l .. 211 A u s t r a lia n B o w lin g .— M ailey 8 for 37, Craw ford 4 for 25, Collins 3 for 8, Bardsley o for 28, first innings; M ailey 1 for 1, Diam ond 1 for 16, Campbell 1 for 24, Em ery o for o, second. E d m o n to n B o w lin g .— Van Velzen 4 for 49, Crosby 2 for 46, Morse 1 for o, W eaver 1 for 24, M urdock 1 for 26, H ardisty 1 for 32, Mountfield o for 19. C a lg a ry ( X X I I ) v. A u s tr a lia n T e a m . A t C alg ary , Septem ber 15. Down had quite a day out w ith the ball, and A rnott n arrow ly m issed a century. T h e X X II was not a representative side, C a lg a r y ’s best p layers stand­ in g down until the second gam e. C alg ary G. O. Jones, c Campbell, b Down .............................................. o S. Jackson, st Campbell, b Collins 4 F. Burroughs, c Mayne, b Down 15 C. Roughton, c Campbell, b Down .............................................. o S. D owning, b Down ................... o C. H. M cKearns, b Collins ....... 1 K. E. Tulloch, c M ailey, b Down .............................................. 1 Capt. Clifford, b Down ............. o A. R. Redgrove, run out ........... 4 F. S. Long, b Down ................... 8 P. J. Timm ins, c & b D ow n....... o A. D owning, c Bardsley, b Collins o (N ote .—Scores add up 97.) (X X II). R. Parker, c Diam ond, b M ailey 4 J. E. W alker, b Down .............. u E. E. Vincent, c Mayne, b M ailey 3 F. S. W etherall, b M ailey ....... 4 17 C. K elly, b Down H. S. Sparkes, st Campbell, b M ailey .......................................... 1 R. F. Parker, c Mayne b M ailey 1 C. Lambert, st Campbell, b M ailey .......................................... 1 S. W . Barnden, b M ailey .......... o G. Parker, not out ...................... o Extras................ ........... 11 Total.. 96 E. R. Mayne, b R. Parker P. S. Arnott, b Sparkes ........... 98 H. L. Collins, c R. F. Parker, b R. Parker .......................... ...... 17 C. G. M acartney, c M cKearns, b R. Parker ..................... ............ 20 J. N. Craw ford, b M cKearns... 25 S. H. Emery, b W alker ............... 36 W. Bardsley, lbw, b W alker... 68 A u stralian T e a m . G. C. Campbell, c McKearns, b Timm ins .................................. 17 A. Diam ond, not out .................. 36 G. S. Down, lbw, b Parker ....... 11 A. A. M ailey, lbw, b Parker ... o Extras.............................. 22 Total.. 354 C a lg a ry ( X V ) v. A u s tr a lia n T e a m . A t C alg ary , Septem ber 16. T h is proved to be one of the closest gam es of the tour. T h e X V ’ s total of 102 was very moderate; but the tourists were hard put to it to pass it. C ollin s won the gam e for them . T h e C a lg a ry bow lin g and field in g was really good. B ell had 5 w ickets quite cheaply (no analysis to hand), and G ibson kept w icket in excellent style. P. P. B arn ett is a brother of E. A . and C. S. the G loucestershire batsm an, and him self played a few times for the county before leav in g E n glan d. C a lg a r y (X V ). P. P. Barnett, b M ailey .......... 15 J. D. M cKay, b Collins :........ 5 R. O. Day, b Collins ............. o F. Parker, run out ..................... 9 P. W. Johnson, st Campbell, b M ailey ..............................-.... 7 H. K. Richardson, run out ..... 3 G. H. Nettleton, st Campbell b M ailey ....................................... 2 E. H. Stephens, b M ailey ........... 6 L Lovell, lbw, b Collins .......... 9 J. S. Spick, st Campbell, b M ailey .......................................... 0 J. L. Bell, c Craw ford, b M ailey 6 W . Cunningham, c Diam ond, b Collins ........................................... 1 W . H. Napper, b Collins ....... 17 A. Parker, st Campbell, b M ailey 1 J. L. Gibson, not out .................. o Extras.................................. 2i Total.. 14 15 G. S. Down, b Bell .. E R. Mayne, b Bell ................... P. S. Arnott, c Cunningham, b Parker ............................................. C. G. Macartney, c F. Parker, b Bell .............................................. 16 W. Bardsley, c Lovell, b Bell... 5 L. A. Cody, c Cunningham, b Bell 11 J. N. Craw ford, lbw, b Parker 5 (Note .— Scores add up * 21 .) A u stra lia n T ea m . H. L. Collins, not out ............... 32 G. C. Campbell, c Barnett, b Johnson ........................................... l4 A. Diam ond, c Barnett, b Johnson ........................................... 4 A. A. M ailey, b Spick .............. o Extras.................................. 4 T otal............................. 129 All V an co u v e r ( X V ) v. A u s tra lia n T e a m . A t Brockton Point, Vancouver, Septem ber 20. E xcept in the matter of fielding- the local fifteen made a very poor show, and Ivam y, who scored 31 in the second in n in gs and took three w ickets, including: those of B ardsley and Mayne, alone came out of the match with added credit. M acartney did not hurry him self; he was in 2\ hours for his 100 (thirteen 4,s). C raw ford hit hard for his 95, one tremendous six over the fence from a drive eliciting- hearty applause. C ollins had quite a day out with the ball. T h e A ustralian s won by an inningrs and 240 runs. First Innings. A ll V an cou ver ( X V ) . N. H. Peters, b Collins ...................... o b Craw ford Second Innings. b Craw ford .............................. st Campbel, b Macartney... b Macartney .......................... D. S. H ood, b Cody .............................. 2 E. S. Bullen, c Macartney, b Collins 9 R. D. Hodgson, c Campbell, b Cody R. J. Beecham, b Collins ...................... 6 b Macartney ............................ 2 E. M. Webb, b Cody .............................. 1 c M ailey, b Craw ford ...... 1 W. Hearne, b Collins .......................... o b Macartney ............................ 4 R. S. Beatson, b Collins ...................... 6 b Craw ford b M acar'ney ....................... o b Craw ford .............................. 7 W . M. Banbury, run out ....................... 6 G. E. Stark, c Em ery, b C ollins , W . H. Twynam , b C ollins ................... 1 b C raw ford W. J. Ivam y, c Cody, b C ollins ....... 2 c C ollins, b C raw ford ........ 31 J. B. C aldw ell, b C ollins ....................... 13 b M acartney .............................. o H. G. Sladen, not out ........................... o b C raw ford ................................. 5 J. K illick , b C ollins ............................... 3 not out ......................................... o E xtras........................................... 10 E xtras............................ 2 T otal.............................. 61 A ustralian T e a m . T otal.................. 64 G. S. Down, b Webb .................. 11 S. H. Emery, c Peters, b Webb 22 A. A. M ailey, c Peters, b Ivamy 8 E. R. Mayne, c Hodgson, b Ivamy .............................................. o C. G. Macartney, c K illick, b Bullen ............................................ 100 W. Bardsley, b Ivamy ................ 24 J. N. Craw ford, b Bullen G. C. Campbell, b Bulen H. L. Collins, b Hearne ... L. A. Cody, lbw, b Webb A. Diam ond, not out ........... Extras.......................... Total.. 95 6 45 3 37 14 365 A ustralian B o w le r s ’ A n a l y sis . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Second Innings. O. Collins................ 13.4 2 36 10 Craw ford ........... 13 Cody ................ 11 3 12 3 Macartney ........ 12 Mayne .............. 3 0 2 0 V an c o u ver B o w le r s ' A n a l y sis . O. M. R. W. Webb .................. 18 o 105 3 Stark ......... Ivamy ................. 13 o 76 3 Bullen ....... Hearne ............. 9.4 o 56 1 Beecham .. O. 5 M. 3 M. R. W. 38 8 24 6 R. W. 25 o 59 3 30 o All V an cou ve r ( X V ) v. A u s tr a lia n T e a m . A t Brockton Point, Vancouver, Septem ber 22. A fte r dis­ posing. of the local fifteen for 139, the A ustralian s m ade 633 between 1.45 and 6 o’clock; and the report to hand tells us— how the V an couver w ickets f e l l! C ave and B an bury made a stand of 4g for the eighth w icket and the latter played particularly good cricket, h ittin g eigh t boundaries in his 53. A s to the A ustralian s, the inform ation one gets is that it would be “ invidious to p articu larise.” B ut it would not have been invidious to detail the chief scorin g strokes, and to giv e the runs for the fa ll of each w icket, surely? B ardsley hit out of the ground six tim es. P erhaps the batsmen moved too fast for the chroniclers of the gam e. T hree of them made centuries, it w ill be seen, and another was not far short of three figures. W. Hearne is a grou nd s­ man at V ancouver, and a member of the fam ous E n g lish fam ily of professionals. No an alysis available; bu t M ailey took s for 21, and nine V an couver bow lers had a trial. K illick kept w icket well. A l l V a n c o u v e r (X V ). N. H. Peters, b Emery .............. 6 W. Hearne, c Bardsley, b Emery 23 R. D. Hodgson, lbw, b Emery o F. C. B. Cave, b Bardsley ....... 14 G. R. Leigh, c Collins, b Bardsley 1 E. M. Webb, b Emery .'............. 8 J. B. Caldw ell, b Bardsley ....... 4 W. M. Banbury, b M ailey ...... 53 R. J. Beecham, lbw, b M ailey 6 G. E. Stark, b Cody .................. 4 R. K. M cRoberts, c Diam ond, b M ailey ...................................... 4 F. A. Barrs, b Cody .................. o F. A. Rose, b M ailey .................. 5 L. T. Dwelley, b Cody ................ 4 J. K illick, not out ....................... 2 Extras.................................. 5 T otal.......................... 139