Cricket 1891

488 CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECORD OP THE GAME. SEPT. 42, 1891 B ECK ENH AM CLUB. Matches played 22—won 12, drawn 6, lost 4. BATTING AVERAGES. Played not less than 6 Innings. Times Most in Inns, not out.Runs. an Inn. Aver. P. Northcote Rev. F. R, Mar­ 11 ... 0 ... 545 ... 179 ... 49.54 riott ................. 10 ... 1 ... 338 ... 87 .. . 40.88 G. J. Gulliver ... 8 ... 1 ... *73 ... 84*... 39 E. G. R an d .......... 6 ... 0 ... 176 ... 124 ..., 29.33 C. 0 . Cooper 1 ... 0 ... 230 ... 43 .... 20.90 W . P. Noakes ... 6 ... 0 ... 103 ... 52 ... 17.16 F. Christie .......... 14 ... 1 ... 204 ... 71 ... 15.69 L. Hinton .......... 7 ... 0 ... 104 ... 34 .... 14.85 F. Street .......... 9 ... 1 ... 113 ... 34 ... 14.12 H. S. Barkworth l l ... 1 ... 141 ... 28 ..., 14.1 A. H. Marshall ... C. W. Grant Wil­ 6 ... 0 ... 68 ... 36 .. . 11.33 son ................. 6 ... 60 ... 19 ... 10.0 A. Pearce .......... 9 ... 1 72 ... 22*... 9 H. E. Baker.......... 6 ... I ... 45 ... 15 .... 9 H. Dillon .......... 7 ... 0 ... 60 .... 89 .... 8.57 A. M. Sturges ... 7 ... 0 ... 53 ... 13 . 7.57 . 6.4' E. S. C lark.......... 12 ... 3 ... 58 .... 13 ... Played not less than 3 innings. G. H. Collier, ... 4 ... 3 ... 72 ... 33 ... 72 S. N. Noakes 3 ... 2 ... 46 ... 42*.. . 46 H. B. B olus.......... 3 ... 0 ... 68 ... 28 ... 22.66 H. B. Street......... Rev. J. H. C. Bax­ 5 ... 0 ... 101 .. , 57 ... 20.8 ter ................. 3 ... 1 ... 40 ... 38*.. . 20 E. Crosskey.......... 5 ... 0 ... 79 ... 27 ... 15.8 R. L. Storar.......... 4 ... 1 ... 46 ... 27 .... 15.13 F. C. Chater.......... 3 ... 1 ... 29 ... 20*... 14.50 Rev. H.G.Topham 3 ... 2 ... 13 ... 5*... 33 J. N. Noakes 4 ... 0 ... 50 ... 44 ..,. 12 .ro G. H. Clarke 4 ... 0 ... 50 ..,. 31 . 12.50 J. Robertson 4 ... 1 ... 37 ... 21 ... 12.33 B. S. Matthews ... 5 ... 2 ... 35 ... 14 .... 11.66 T. B. Harbottle... 5 ... 1 ... 44 ... 23 ... 11 A. R.Parker.......... 3 ... 1 ... 2-2 ..• 17 .... 11 F. D. Browne 4 ... 1 ... 31 ... 22 ... 10.3' D. H. Baary.......... 3 ... 0 ... 26 ... 15 ... 8.66 S. G. Layman ... 4 ... 0 ... 32 ... 14 ... 8 0. D. Baker.......... 5 ... 3 ... 12 ... 6*... 6 E. W. P ratt.......... 3 ... 1 ... 8 ... 6 ... 4 E. R. Allfray 4 ... 0 ... 7 ... 6 ..., 1.75 N. Bicknell.......... 4 ... 0 ... 6 .... 6 .... 1.5 Flayed in less than 3 innings. Rev. C. Wilson, 63; H. W. Forster, 68—4 ; P Simpson, 31—4*; A. Inglis, 18—60; Rev. R. E. Inglis, 13; C. H. Cobbold, 13 ; R. Wedekind, 7 *— 19s. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. W . F. Noakes .,,. 91.3.... 24 ,... 209 ... 26 ... 8,03 P. Northcote........ 202 ... 54 ,... 466 ... 55 ... 8.32 h . B. Street........ . 307.3... 42 ,... 212 ... 23 ... 9.21 F. Street ........ . 213.2... 64 ,... 424 ... 42 ... 30.08 J. Robertson........,. 49 ... 20 ... 91 ,... 9 ... 30.11 T. B. Harbottle ... 21 . ... 1 ... 91 ... 7 ... 13 A. H. Marshall .,.. 76.3... 82 ,... 140 ... 30 ... 14 A. M. Sturges . 95.1... 14 ... 295 ,... 19 ... 15.52 Rev. F. R. Mar riott ................. 177.1.... 49 ... 333 ... 21 .... 35.85 H. B. Bolus........ 62 ... 2s ... 124 ,... 6 ... 20 66 P. Simsson ........,. 46 ... 11 ,... 133 ... 6 .. . 22.36 THE FIRST-CLASS AVERAGES. F rom the following list of first-class bat­ ting and bowling averages in 1891, it will be seen that four professionals, Abel, Gunn, Shrewsbury, and liean, have totalled upwards of a thousand runs during the season. Several others, notably Ulyett, have got very close to the four figures. Among the ama­ teurs, for a wonder, nobody has scored a thou­ sand runs, though Messrs. O’Brien, Stoddart, and others have approached very near to it. For a long time it appeared as though Abel was going to make a bold bid for first place, but in the later matches he was not so successful,and his average suffered materially. The marked advance of Bean was quite one of the features of the season. Of the bowlers, Attewell has delivered more overs than any of his rivals, and he has fully upheld his repu­ tation for precision. J. T. Hearne made such great strides as to be first in the bowling averages, and he came with a bound into the front rank of bowlers. His future doings will be watched with the greatest interest. Lohmann, Sharpe, Mold, Briggs, and Peel, it will be seen have all done well. Mold’s great pace proved specially destructive at times, and his figures were very noteworthy. Consider­ ing the great amount of work he had to do throughout the season, Lohmann’s perfor­ mance was one of great merit, particularly when his batting and brilliant fielding are taken into account. He is undoubtedly the best all-round cricketer of the day. Lock­ wood proved irresistible in the later matches of Surrey, and if he maintains his form of August he will be in quite the foremost rank of bowlers another season. Among the amatours, Messrs. S. M. J. Woods and Ferris did the most work, and have relatively the best figures. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns, not out. Runs, an Inns. Aver. Shrewsbury 25 .. 3 ..1071 .. 178 .. 4868 Gunn ................. 37 . . 5 ..1336 . . 169 .. 41.75 Abel ................. 35 ... 1 ..1139 . . 197 .. 33.50 Mr T. C. O’Brien 33 . . 4 .. 936 . . 113 .. 3z.27 Mr. E. C. Streat­ field ................. 13 . . 4 .. 379 . . 98 .. 31.00 Bean ................. 38 ... 5 ..1002 .. 145*.. 30.36 A. Ward .......... 29 . . 1 .. 841 . . 165 .. 80.03 Mr.S. M. Crosfield 14 . . 3 .. 820 .. 82*.. 29.09 Mr.A.E. Stoddart 32 . . 1 .. 857 .. 215*.. 27.63 Mr. F. Marchant 26 .. 2 .. 6G0 .. 123 .. 27.50 Mr. J. B. Challen 18 ... 3 .. 394 .. 89 .. 26.26 M. Read .......... 29 . . 1 .. 722 .. 135 .. 25.78 Mr. R. N. Douglas 18 . . 0 .. 447 . . 131 .. 24 83 Peel ................. 42 .. 4 .. 932 .. 150 .. 24.52 Mr. W. Newham 35 ... 2 .. 799 .. 134*.. 24.21 Mr. L. C. H. Pal­ airet ................. 35 . . 1 ... 821 . . 100 .. 24.14 Ulyett ................. 42 . . 1 ... 970 . . 118 .. l/3.65 Lohmann .......... 36 . . 1 .. 809 . . 61 .. 23.11 Mr. W. W. Read 36 ... 0 .. 831 .. 77 .. 23.08 Barnes................. 29 .. 3 .. 599 .. 104 .. 23.03 Mr. R. J. Pope ... 10 .. 2 .. 183 .. 3L .. 22.87 Chatterton.......... 9 .. 1 .. 182 .. 58 .. 22.75 A. Smith .......... 16 .. 1 .. 327 .. 124 .. 21.80 Mr. G. M’Gregor 16 .. 1 .. 327 .. 48 .. 21.80 Hall ................. 35 .. 3 .. 694 .. 67 .. 2l.t8 Mr. G. Brann ... 26 .. 1 .. 541 .. 16L .. 21.64 Mr.O. G. Radcliffe 31 .. 0 .. 668 .. H6 .. 21.54 F. H. S ugg.......... 27 .. 1 .. 557 .. 75 . 21.42 Mr. E. Smith ... 88 .. 0 .. 791 . 117 .. 20.81 Henderson.......... 27 .. 6 .. 428 .. 106 .. 20.38 Marlow................. 30 .. 1 .. 590 .. 144 .. 20.34 Mr. W. G. Grace 40 .. 1 .. 771 .. 72*... 19.76 Mr. H. T. Hewett 27 . . 1 .. 514 . . 65 .. 19.76 Mr. C. J. M. Fox 27 . . 3 .. 472 . . 103 .. 19.66 W. Humphreys... 27 . . 6 ... 411 . . 63*.. 19.57 Mr. W. H. Fatter- Bon ................. 36 ... 0 .. 308 . . 120 .. 19.25 Mr. C. M. W eis... 14 .. 1 .. 244 .. 58 .. 18.76 Flowers................ 31 ... 1 .. 558 . 116*.. 18.60 Yates ................. 23 .. 1 .. 409 .. 49 .. 18.59 Mr. VV.L. Murdoch 15 . . 1 .. 258 . . 33*.. 18.42 Mr.S. M.J. Woods 35 . . 4 .. 569 . . 62 .. 18.35 Alec. Hearne 27 . . 3 .. 440 . . 69 .. 18.33 Mr. M. R. Jardine 15 . . 1 .. 255 . . 70 .. 18.21 B arlow ................. 21 . . 1 .. 358 . . 88 .. 17.90 Mr. J. A. Dixon... 20 . . 0 .. 853 .. 73 .. 17.C5 Mr. W. Rashleigh 16 . . 0 .. 281 . . 55 .. 17.56 Mr. W. D. Llewel­ lyn ................. 16 . . 0 ... 280 . . 48 .. 17.50 Mr. H. Philipson 12 .. 3 .. 151 . . 109 .. 16.77 Mr. S. W. Scott... 20 . . 1 ... 8i7 . . 65*.. 16.68 Mr. D.L. A. Jeph­ son ................. 35 . . 6 ... 149 . . 45 .. 3655 Mr. A. J. L. Hill 18 . . 2 ... 2G1 . . 75 .. 16.5J Baker ................. 23 . . 1 ... 359 . . 93 .. 36.31 Wm. Attewell ... 41 . . 8 ... 532 . . 62 .. 16.12 Mr.G.J.V. Weigall 11 . .. o ... 176 . . 61 .. 16.00 Mr. C. A. Smith .. 20 . . 2 ... 287 . . 50*.. 15.94 Mr. F. S. Jackson 29 . . 0 ... 462 . . 62 .. 15,93 Dr. E. M. Grace 28 . . 1 ... 425 . . 58 .. 15.74 Mr. A. N. Hornby 23 . . 2 ... 330 . . 57 .. 15.71 Mr. H. D. Watson 15 . . 0 ... 234 . . 40 .. 15.60 Mr. W. W. F. Pul­ len ................. 23 . . 0 ... 355 . . 86 .. 15.43 Mr. J. J. Ferris ... 21 . . 4 ... 256 . . C7*.. 15.05 Mr. R C. N. Pal­ airet ................. 25 . . 3 ... 331 . . 74 .. 15.04 Mr.C.J. Robinson 19 . . 4 ... 225 . . 55 ... 15.00 Mr. W. N. Roe ... 13 . . 1 ... 180 . . 36 . . 15.00 Mr. G. L. Wilson 33 . . 1 ... 479 . . 63 . . 14.96 Wood ................. 20 .. 5 ... 224 .. 71*. . 14.93 Bagguley .......... 12 . . 3 ... 134 . . 87 ... 14.88 Painter................. 28 . . 0 .. 414 . . 101 .. 14.78 Tunnicliffe.......... 22 . . 1 ... 307 . . 54 .. 14.61 Mr. J. Shuter ... 24 . . 3 ... 395 .. 51 . . 14.53 Mr. K. J. Key ... 28 .. 5 ... 333 .. 59 . . 14.47 Mr.P.J. T. Henery 11 .. 0 ... 159 .. 34 . . 14.45 Wainwright........ 31 .. 0 ... 447 .. 68 . . 11.41 Shacklock .......... 24 .. 5 ... 273 .. 40*. . 1436 Wardall............... 27 .. 2 ... 356 .. 51 . . 14.24 B rockw ell.......... 23 . . 2 ... 298 . . 79 . . 14.19 Mr. A. J. Webbe 23 .. 1 ... 308 .. 38 . . 14.00 Mr. E. A. Nepean 22 .. 1 ... 291 .. 49 . . 13.85 Mr. A. J. Boger.. 10 .. 1 ... 124 .. 41*. . 13.77 Times Most in Inns, not out. Runs.an Inns.Aver. Mr.J. S. Robinson 12 ... 2 .. 137 .. 27 ... 13.70 Mr. E. Sainsbury 22 ... 8 .. 259 .. 35 ... 13.63 Mr.W.H. Andrews 22 ... 0 .. 299 .. 56 ... 13.59 Q u aife................. 14 ... 1 .. 176 .. 47 .. 13.53 Lord Hawke 24 ... 0 .. 322 .. 126 ... 13.41 Mr W. I. Row ell.. 31 ... 0 .. 146 .. 53 ... 13 27 Mr. A. T. Kemble 25 ... 6 .. 250 .. 27*... 13.15 Mr. G. F. Vernon 18 .. 0 .. 234 .. 90 ... 13.00 Mr..T. B. Case ... 8 ... 0 .. 104 .. 55 ... 13.00 Butt ................. 21 ... 1 .. 256 .. 77 .. 12.80 Lockwood .......... 21 ... 0 .. 267 .. 49 ... 12.71 Mr. H. M. Bray­ brooke .......... 21 .. 2 ... 241 . . 40*... 12.67 Mr. E. M. Hadow 28 .. 2 .. 327 .. 53 ... 12.57 Mr. C. W . Wright 34 .. 2 .. 400 .. 61 ... 32.50 Mr. G. Fowler ... 12 ... 0 .. 149 .. 51 ... 12.41 B riggs................. 31 .. 1 .. 371 .. 68 ... 12.36 Mr. V. T. Hill ... 15 .. 0 .. 184 .. 31 ... 12.26 Mr. N. C. Cooper 8 .. 0 .. 98 ... 25 ... 12.25 Mr. A. E. Newton 11 ... 1 .. 117 .. 26 ... 11.70 A. W atson .......... 35 ... 2 .. 148 .. 25 ... 11.38 J. E. W est.......... 36 ... 2 .. 158 .. 48 ... 11.28 Mr. H. B. Daft ... 23 ... 1 .. 244 .. 56 ... 11.09 W. W righ t.......... 23 ... 3 .. 220 .. 44 .. 11.00 Mr. H. V. Page ... 10 ... 2 .. 87 .. 37 .. 10.87 J. H ide................. 19 ... 1 .. 195 .. 30 ... 10.83 J. T. Brown 10 ... 0 .. 108 .. 29 .. 10.80 Mr. W. H. Brain 17 .. 3 .. 148 . . 65*... 10.57 Mr.L. Wilson ... 20 ... 1 .. 195 .. 36 ... 10.36 Moorhouse........... 21 ... 5 .. 161 .. 33 ... 30.08 Tyler ................. 21 ... 3 .. 181 .. 62 ... 10.05 Mr. M. C. Kemp 9 ... 1 .. 80 .. 24*... 10.00 A. C. Maclaren played seven times (twice not out) for 222 runs, which would give an average of 44-40. BOWLING AVER1GES. Overs. Mdns Runs. Wkts. Aver. J. T. Hearae.......... 791.4.. 301 . .1449 . .129 .. 11.23 Lohmann ..........1389.3.. 445 . .2 65 . .177 .. 31.66 Rawlin ................. 516 .. 202 . . 849 ... 69 .. 12.30 Lockwood .......... 280.2... 99 . . 581 . . 47 .. 12.86 Mold ................. 942.2.. 335 . .1724 . .138 .. 12 (8 Davidson .......... 80 .. 23 . . 144 . . 11 .. 1309 Briggaj ................. 978.4.. 376 . .1693 . .128 .. 13.22 Martin .................1147.2.. 443 . .1873 . .140 .. 13 87 A. Smith .......... 173.2,. 82 . . 243 . . 18 ... 13.50 Sharpe.................. 726.2.. 260 . .1495 . .108 .. 13.84 Wm. Attewell ...1514.3 . 706 . .2132 . .153 .. 13.93 Needham .......... 105.3.. 54 . . 160 . . 11 ... 34.54 Murch ................. 170.1.. 52 . . 436 . . 29 .. 35.03 R oberts................. 383 .. 145 . . 733 . . 48 ... 35.27 Mr. J. J. Ferris ... 592 .. 232 . .1090 . . 70 .. 35.57 W atson................. 394.4.. 177 . . 610 . . 38 .. 36 05 Wainwright.......... 526.4.. 167 . .1162 . . 72 .. 3613 Mr. G.W.fliliyard 168.4.. 63 . . 341 . . 21 .. 36.23 J. Phillips .......... 153.3.. 38 . . 423 . . 26 .. 16.46 Brockwell .......... 47 .. 13 . . 116 .. 7 .. 16.57 Alec Hearne 401.3.. 157 . . 701 . . 42 .. 16.C9 Mr. S. M. J.Woods 931 .. 273 . .2241 . .134 .. 16.72 Mr. W. U. Grace... 472.4...*146 . . 973 .. 58 .. 16.77 Mr. E. A. Nepean 347.4. .103 . . 697 .. 41 .. 17 Humphreys.......... 373.2.. 53 . .1194 .. 70 .. 17.05 Peel........................ 936.1.. 369 . .1586 ... 93 .. 17.05 Barnes ................. 192.4.. 65 . . 413 . . 24 .. 17.20 Tate ................. 691.4. . 259 ..3396 .. 80 .. 17.45 N ichols................. 529.4.. 234 . . 891 .. 51 .. 17.47 Harrison .......... 508.3. . 222 .. 842 .. 48 .. 17.54 W oof ................. 591.2. . 225 ..1077 .. 6) .. 17.65 Abel........................ 67 . . 10 . . 145 .. 8 .. 18.12 Mr. W. W. Read ... 45 . . 4 . . 146 .. 8 .. 18.25 Mitchell................. 124 .. 34 . . 241 .. 13 .. 18.53 Mr. C. A. Smith... 320.3.. 127 . . 597 ... 32 .. 18.65 W. Wright .......... 862.3.. 316 . ,1613 .. 84 .. 19.20 Mr. H. Bassetc ... 176 3 . 50 . . 368 .. 19 .. 19.36 Mr. F. S. Jackson 427.3. . 128 . . 914 .. 45 .. 20.14 Ty.er ................. 479.4.. 323 . .1156 .. 57 .. 20.28 Mr. C. M. Wells ... 155.1. . 50 .. 386 .. 19 .. 20.31 G. G. Hearne 208 . . 86 . . 350 .. 17 .. 20 58 Mr. G.F.H. Berke­ ley ................. 284.3,. 99 . . 563 .. 27 .. 20.85 Baker ................. 144.1... 58 . . 273 .. 13 .. 21 Bean |................. 304 .. 325 . . 676 .. 32 .. 21.12 Shacklock .......... 494.3.. 373 . .1106 .. 52 .. 21.14 Bagguley .......... 193 .. 69 . . 406 .. 10 .. 21.36 Mr. A. J. L. Hill... 262.1. . 95 .. 491 .. 22 .. 22.31 Mr. L. C. H. Pal­ airet ................. 366.2. . 47 .. 382 .. 17 .. 22.47 Mr. 14. Smith 291.3. . 83 .. 725 .. 31 .. 23.38 Mr. A. J. Boger ... 94.4. . 25 .. 225 .. 9 .. 25 Pougher................. 165.2. . 63 .. 326 .. 13 .. 25.7 Mr. E. C. Streac- field ................. 1473.. 55 . . 269 . 10 .. 26.90 Flowers................. 475 . . 155 . .1064 .. 39 .. 27.28 Wootton................. 91.4. . 80 .. 197 .. 7 .. 28.14 Ulyett ................. 83 . . 25 .. 221 .. 7 .. 31.57 J. Hide ................. 143.3. . 53 .. 290 .. 8 .. 36.25 Mr. G. L. Wilson 251 . . 66 .. 670 .. 16 .. 41.87 Chatterton took seven wickets for 71 runs, but bowled Jess than 50 overs (viz , 49.3 balls). T h e S eventh A ustralian T eam in E ngland 1 a budget of biographical sketches. By Clarence P. Moody. With a photographic group of the team. Price 6d. W righ t & Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, E.C, NEXT ISSUE OCTOBEE 29