CRICKET

Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 31, 6 February 1913, Page 4

CRICKET

WEDNESDAY GAMES Yesterday afternoon the Wednesday cricketers concluded the fourth round of their competition when some good scores wero put up. Harris, bowling for Union, in the match against Oriental, did good work, and with the help of Haines, all the latter team's men were sent out for an average of two runs apiece. Finally Union won by 147 runs. Rivals beat Artillery easily by an innings and 30 runs. In their first inmnp the winning side made 279 to Artillery's 142. Artillery only made 107 in their second essay. For V.M.C.A. Blamires made fifteen over his century when he was caught by Read. Scores were as follow :-—

RIVALS v. ARTILLERY. RiVals.

Bowling Analysis.— -Burke took three .wicketß^for 37 runsj Dr. M'Evedy, two for 35 ; Dr. Tolhiirst, two for 20 ; Kinvig, two for 20; Davis, one for 7. Second Innings.

Bowling Analysis. — Burke took two wickets for 22 runs ; Dr. M'Evedy, none for 5 ; Kinvig, two for 23 ; Darroch, one for 28; Smith, five for 15.

UNION v. ORIENTAL. Union.— Second Innings.

Bowling Analysis.— Billman took ono wicket for 18 runs ; Fitzgerald, none for 11 ; Toms, none for 12 ; Wyatt, none for 14 ; Masters, none for 15 ; Gourlay, none for 52.

Oriental.— Second Innings.

Bowling Analysis.-^Harm took six wickets for 10 runs ; Haines, two for 11. VIVIAN v. V.M.C.A. V.M.C.A.— First Innings.

Bowling Analysis.— Mills took six Wickets for 63 runs ; Dumbleton, three for 63; Dempsey, one for 65; Cording, .none for 22; Castle, none for 23. JUNIOR. In the United-Union match, the former team made 71 in the first innings and 88 in the second. Union made 129 and 141. the latter score for nine wickets. Red Cross, playing Chemists, made 85 in their first essay and 232 in their second, to 46 and 53 of the other side. Oriental' made 134 against Artillery's 70, and in the second innings 120 for seven wickets, to- 21.

Blamires, b Mills ... ryrrell, b Dumbleton ... Attneave, b Dempsey ... Dyson, lbw, b Mills ... Carrad, b Mills Sclater, b Dumbleton ... Bale, not out ... - ... G. M'Kay, b Dumbleton ft. M'Kay, b Mills ... Slack, b Mills King, b Mills Extras ... ] 11! & 1! 1: 1! l< i i J Si n^i-i

Glourlay, c M Gill, b Harris toms, b Haines >.. Fitzgerald, run out » ... Alpe, c Mulford, b Harris Masters, b Harris ... , Wyatt, not out >.. Osborne, lbw, b Harris ... ... Little, c and b Harris ... ... ... Fruscott, c M'Gill, b Harris Billman, b Haines ... Patton, absent Extras ... >.< ... ... 3 2 2 3 3 5 0 2 0 1 0 1 Total for nine wickets ... ' First innings ! 22 84 Aggregate H LO6

waters, b Billman , kl'Gill, not out ... fayloi", not out Extras ... 2! ... 6! ... 2< ... ! Total for one wicket First innings ... 13: ... 13: Aggregate ... 26; ... 26;

Douglas, c Kinvig, , b .Darroch ... 8 Jwles, o Dr. M'Kvedy, b Smith ... 10 WilSon, b Kinvig 10 Dr^ Gilmer, c Dr. Pigeon, b Kinvig 11 bniifch, h Burke ..." .... w. 4 Bull, 1.b.w., b Burke ...;'.'-! . t .. 6 Patton, b Smith , .., ... ... 21 Porter* b Smith ..»' ;..-'. ... 9 J'aytov Picketing. J^Eiftilh' ... 2 M'lntyl-e,/ b' Smith A;i 4- «•• ° riiomp&oA, not'oift ..I •nw ... 12 Extras ..', , ./. \t. ... 14 Total? „• „. ... 10? l' l irst innings 142 Aggregate ... 249

first Innings ... ... ... 279 Artillery.— First Innings. Taylor, c Kinvig, b Burke 8 Owles, b Kinvig ... ... ... 36 M'lntyre, b Burke ... 1 Thompson, b Burke , ... 0 Smith, b Dr. M'Evedy 15 Wilson, b Kinvig ... *>„ ... 7 Hull, b Dr. Tolhurst ' ... 14 Patton, b Dr. M'Evedy 3 Dr. Gilmer, b Dr. Tolhurst 7 Douglas, not out 21 Porter, b Davis 7 Extras % ... 23 Total 142