Cricket 1913

November 15 , 19 13 . CR I CKE T : A WE EK L Y RECORD OF THE GAME. H . L. C o llin s, c D w elley, b H e a rn e ................................................ 69 L. A. C ody, notou t ........................... o G. C. C am pb ell, c S ta rk , b P e ters .............................................. 112 E. R. M ayne, c P eters, b W ebb 87 C. G . M acartn ey , c S ta rt, b H e a rn e ................................................ 134 W . B a rd sle y , notout ...................... 159 A ustralian T e a m . S. H . E m ery, c C ald w ell, b H odgson ............................................ 7 J. N. C raw fo rd , b S ta rk ............ 33 A. D iam on d , b H odgson ............ 8 G. S. D ow n, not o ut .................... 15 A. A. M ailey, d id not bat. E x tra s......v ............................ 9 T o tal (fo r 8 w ickets) 633 Cowichan v. Australian Team . A t the Jubilee H ospital Ground, V ictoria (B .C .), September 25, Cow ichan met their powerful opponents on even term s, and started brilliantly. Em ery had one of his off days, and G ilbert Curgenven, the D erbyshire crack, hit three 6’ s and seven 4’s in his brilliant 48, made out of 52 for the first wicket. M acartney and Craw ford had now replaced Em ery and A rnott, and they played havoc with the rest. T h e whole innin gs only lasted 50 m inutes. So well did the P acific C oast champions bowl and field that the ninth wicket o f the A ustralian s fell with only 131 on the board; but D iam ond (early m issed) and Mailey added 77, and the total of 206 proved sufficient for an in nin gs victory. In Cowi- chan ’s second B arclay and Hayward, the latter especially, showed good form ; but M ailey puzzled everybody with his go oglies. T h e A ustralian s won by an innin gs and 29 runs. C ow ichan. F irs t In nin g s. G. C u rg env en , b M acartn ey ................ 48 I). vV. T a y lo r, b C raw fo rd .................... 19 T . B arclay , b C raw fo rd ......................... 5 W . A. M cA dam , c C ra w fo rd , b M acartn ey ................................................... 1 R . H . V au g h an , c & b C ra w fo rd ... o F . M u rp hy , b C raw fo rd ....................• o H . B. H a y w a rd , st C am p b ell, b M acartn ey ................................................... 7 F . M. M ills, b C ra w fo rd ......................... o R. St. V.. B a g n a ll, b C raw fo rd ........ o W . W . B undock, n o t out ................... 2 E. W. C a rr-H ilto n , b C ra w fo rd ....... 6 c M ailey, b B ard sley ............ o Second In nin g s. C am pbell, b M ailey ...... 13 M ailey ...................................... 4 B ard sley .............................. 26 b M ailey ..................................... 1 c D iam o n d, bB ard sley ... 2 st C am pbell, b M ailey ......... 2 not out .......................................... 24 b M ailey ...................................... o b M ailey ...................................... o b B ard sley ^................................. x E x tra s.. E x tra s T o ta l.................... 85 T o ta l................................. 94 A ustralian T ea m . 6 G. C. C am pbell, lbw , b C u r­ genven .............................................. 5 A. D iam ond, not out .................... 54 A. A. M ailey, c M cA dam , b V au g h an .......................................... 28 E x tra s .......................................... 14 S. H . E m ery , b B ag n all .... E. R . M ayne, b V au g h an ........ 19 G . S. D ow n, b B a g n a ll ................ 49 L. A. C ody, lbw , b C u rgenven o W . B a rd sle y , b B a g n a ll................ 12 C. G. M acartn ey , b C urgenven 9 P. S. A rn o tt, c & b C urgenven 7 J. N . C ra w fo rd , b C urgenven ... 5 T o tal.. 208 A u stralian B o w le r s ' A n a l y sis . F irs t In n in g s. M. A rn o tt .E m ery ...... C raw fo rd M acartn ey O. 3 3 8 8 R. 16 24 28 Second In n in g s. Cody 0 . M. R. W. 5 0 22 0 9 2 19 6 4-5 0 32 4 O. M. R. w . 4.2 0 23 2 C o w ich an B o w le r s ’ A n a l y sis . O. M. R. W. C urgenven ........ 18 2 89 5 V aughan B a g n a ll ............ 16 o 82 3 A fter the gam e p ro p er w as over the A u stra lia n s b a tte d a g a in , w ith resu lt as follow s. T his w as, o f course, no p a rt of the m atch, strictly sp eak in g , b u t one local p a p e r chro n icles the victory o f the A u stra lia n s by 310 ru n s, a n d an o th er says they won “ by n o ru n s on the first in n in g s ” ! A u s t r a lia n s : —G. C. C am p b ell, b V aug h an , 10; L. A. Cody, c an d b C urg en v en, 12; P . S. A rn o tt, c M cA dam , b V au gh an , 107; C. G. M acartn ey , b V aughan, 116; J. N . C ra w fo rd , not out, 34; e x tra s, 2—total (fo r 4 w ick ets), 281. C olts of V ictoria ( X X I I ) v. A u stralian T e am . A t the Jubilee H ospital G rounds, V ictoria, B .C ., Septem ber 26. T h is match had been looked forw ard to with a good deal of interest. C raw ford Coates, the old Ph ila­ delphia player, chose the C olts’ team; H. B. Hayward, the clever Cow ichan wicket-keeper, acted as captain; and the A ustralian s played without fee or guarantee. On the whole the C olts came out of their ordeal of fire with credit. It was not to be expected that they should make many runs again st the A ustralian bow ling; but A. N. Gardner played a capital first in n in gs of 33, and several of the others showed quite good form . T h e fielding, except for a chance or two m issed, was excellent. Finlavson bowled really well, and will rem ember with pride, no doubt, that he annexed the scalps of B ardsley, C raw ford, M acartney, Mayne, and Cody. Some of these V ictorian you n gsters ough t to do good work in the future. A few— B agn all and Milne notably— are already am ong the best club players of the district; but all are young, and most are quite lads. Craw ford had 18 .vickets for 34 runs, M acartney 10 for 19; but M ailey and C ollin s wrere met with more confidence. Down, it m ay be noticed, stumped four in the second innings. T h e A u stra­ lians won by an innin gs and 46 runs. C o lts . F irst In nin g s. C. M a rtin , b M acartn ey ......................... 6 D. W . M ilne, b M ailey ......................... 5 A. H udson, c M ayne, b M acartn ey ... 1 D. M. G ra n t, b M ailey .............. .............. 6 R. F in lay o n , lbw, b M acartn ey ............. 4 G a llih e r, b M acartn ey ..................... 5 S t. V. B a g n a ll, b M acartn ey ... o R. C louston, b M acartney ........... o H u dso n, c C ra w fo rd , b M ailey.. F R. D H. D . F le tc h e r, b M acartn ey ....................... 1 L. W a llin g to n , b C ra w fo rd ................ o H . D obbie, b M ailey ................................. 33 A. N . G a rd n e r, b C o llin s .................... 4 M. H . F in lay so n , b C raw fo rd ............ o D. C a rr-H ilto n , b C raw fo rd ............ 1 C. L. P ric e , b M acartn ey .................... o C. K ilp a tric k , c D ow n, b C raw fo rd ... 1 T . H o w lan d , b C ra w fo rd .................... 2 A. L ea, b M acartn ey ................................. o H . R obinson, b M acartn ey .................... 2 L . W arn ic k er, not ou t ............................. 1 Ii. B. H ay w ard (c a p t.), b C raw fo rd 16 E x tra s.......................................... 16 Second In nings. c C ra w fo rd ,b M ailey ........... 8 lbw, b M ailey ......................... 5 ru n out .......................................... 3 c C raw fo rd ,b M ailey ........... o b C raw fo rd ............................ o b C raw fo rd ............................ o st D ow n, b M ailey .............. 13 b C ra w fo rd ............................ -> b C ra w fo rd ............................ 3 st D ow n, b M ailey .............. 7 c M acartn ey , b C ra w fo rd o b C ra w fo rd ............................ 5 c & b M ailey ............................ 5 b M ailey ..................................... o b C ra w fo rd ................................. o st D ow n, b M ailey .............. o st D ow n, b M ailey ............... 2 b C raw fo rd ................................. 10 b C ra w fo rd ............................ 1 b C ra w fo rd ............................ o b C ra w fo rd ................................. o not o u t ......................................... 6 E x tra s ................................. 11 T o ta l ............................. 98 A u stralian T eam L. A. Cody, b F in lay so n ............ 16 E. R . M ayne, c G ra n t, b F in ­ layson .............................................. 21 P . S. A rn o tt, c & b B a g n a ll ... 76 C. G. M acartn ey , c M a rtin , b F in la y s^n ...................................... o W . B ard sley , b F in lay so n ........ 6 J . N . C ra w fo rd , c & b F in lay so n 14 G . S. D ow n, b F le tc h e r ............ 43 C o lts ’ B o w le r s ’ A n a l y sis . T o ta l........... ............ 79 H . L. C o llin s, c R obinson, B a g n a ll ....................................... G. C. C am pbell, b G a llih e r . A. D iam o n d , not out ............ A. A. M ailey , c M a rtin , B a g n a ll ....................................... E x tra s .................:____ 18 5 T o ta l......................... 223 O. M. R. W. O. M. R. w. F inlay so n .... .. 17 O IOO 5 F letch er .......... • 3 0 5 I G a llih e r ......... ... 13 I 42 A u stralian 1 B ag n all ....... B o w le r s ’ A n a l y sis . 33-2 2 68 3 O. M . R. W. O. M. R. W. M acartn ey ... 6 19 10 — — — — * 38 4 ............................. •4 2 31 8 ....... 7 3 *8 1 3 0 8 0 C ra w fo rd ...... ...... 6.3 1 7 6 ............................. ” •3 0 27 12 Colts of V ictoria ( X X I I ) v. A u stra lia n T e am . A t the Jubilee Hospital Grounds, Victoria, B .C . September 26 and 27. On the completion of the C olts’ second innings, another was at once begun, one change bein g made in the side. T h e local Press treats this as a fourth innings of the gam e; but this w ill not do at all. T he only way to deal with it (except by om ittin g it altogether) seems to be to regard it as a separate unfinished match. D iamond and Campbell bowled throughout, and again st them the you n gsters found ru n -getting easier. B agn all played a capital innings of 50, and H. Hudson, a very small cricketer, gave high prom ise in m akin g his 31. T he innings was leftunfinished, ow ing to the fa-t that the mixedteam gam ebegan at1.45; but it speaks well for the keenness of the Colts and the good-nature of the visitors that it should have been begun at all. C o lt s o f V ic t o r ia (X X I I ). D. W . M ilne, c & b C am pbell 9 H. H udson, c D ow n, b D iam ond 31 R . F in la y sc n , c C o llin s, b 8 C am pbell ......................................... 0 T. H o w lan d , v D ow n, b C am p­ bell ...................................................... o L. W a llin g to n , b C am pbell ..... 9 C. K ilp a tric k , n o t out .............. 5 D. C a rr-H ilto n , not out ............ 4 E x tra s ................................. 5 A. H u d so n , c B ard sley , b C am pbell ........................................... R . St. V. B a g n a ll, c M ayne, b D iam o n d .......................................... 50 D. R. C louston, b D iam ond ....... 6 H . B. H a y w a rd , c A rn o tt, b D iam o n d .......................................... 13 F . G a llih e r, b D iam o n d ............ 7 C. M a rtin , b C am pbell ................ o D . M. G ra n t, c Codv, b C am pbell 18 D. F le tc h e r, c C o llins, b D iam ond T o ta l (fo r 14 w k ts.) 18^ M . F in lay so n , C. L. P ric e , H . D obbie, A. L ea, H . R obinson, a n d A. V. F o rre ste r d id not bat. A u s tr a lia n T ea m h a d no in n in g s.