Cricket 1902

M a y 8 , 1902. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD O f THE GAME. 119 THE ENGLISH TEAM IN AUSTRALIA . The following are the averages in the English Team in all matches :— BATTING AVERAGES. A. C. MacTaren Hayward, T. .. Quaife, W . G. Tyldesley, J. T. C. McGahey Braund. L. C. G. L. Jessop .. Gunn, J. A. O. Jones ... Lilley, A . A. H. G. Garnett C. Robson Barnes, 8. Blythe, C. * Signifies not out. BOW LING AVERAGES. No. Times Most of not in an Total inns. out. inns. Runs. Aver. . 21 . 0 .. 167 .. 1229 . . 58 52 29 . . 0 . . 197 1333 . . 47 607 .. 30 ... 5 .. 159* .. 975 . . 39 . 30 . . 1 . . 142 .. 1033 . . 35 62 .. 28 . 4 .. 101 .. 795 . . 3312 .. 30 .. 8 .. 127 .. 740 . . 33.63 . 32 . . 0 . . 87 .. 798 . . 24-906 . S9 . 3 .. 119* .. 594 . . 22 84 .. 32 ... 3 .. 95 .. 615 . . 22-24 .. 23 . . . 0 . . 84 .. 447 . . 19*304 .. 20 ... 2 .. 69 .. 348 . . 20-47 .. 17 ... 3 .. 74 .. 241 17*21 . 17 ... 4 .. 26* .. 163 . . 12 63 .. 17 .. 6 .. 22 93 . . 8 45 Bills. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. O. Robson ... .. 207 - . 4 ... 97 . . 9 . 1077 Quaife, W . G. .. 494 . . 7 ... 285 . . 20 . . 14-25 Barnes, S. ... ...1952 . . 85 ... 826 . . 52 . . 15 88 Blythe. C. ... . 2469 125 ... 973 . . 60 . 16*21 Braund, L. C. .. 4562 . .173 ... 2207 . . 117 . . 18-85 A. 0. Jones ... ... 941 ... 37 . 623 . 31 . . 20 96 Gunn, J. .. 3160 . 163 ... 1294 . . 62 . . 20 87 Lilley, A . A...., ... 114 . . 5 . . . 69 . . 3 . . 23 00 Hayward, T. ... 659 . . 30 ... 286 . . 12 . . 23 83 G. L. Jessop .. ...1012 . . 37 ... 463 . . 19 . . 24-36 C. McGahey ... ... 832 .. 30 ... 400 ... 15 . . 26-66 A. C. Maclaren ... 126 .. 8 ... 38 . . 1 . . 38-C0 PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN 1902. BRADFIELD COLLEGE. M AY 19. v. Old Boys 29. v. Queen’s College JUNE. 3. v. Old Wykehamists 5. v. Merton College 7. v. Newbury 10. y. Magdalen College 14. v. M.C.C. 18. v. Radley College 23. v. Sherborne School* JULY. 1. v. Gentlemen of Berkshire^ 12. v. Oxford Cygnets 1 Two-day match. BRIGHTON COLLEGE. 17. Brighten, v. 24. Brighton, v. 29. Brighton, v. 31. Brighton, v. 5. Brighton, v. 12. Brighton, v. 21. Eastbourne, 28. Brighton, v. 3. Brighton, v. 5. Brighton, v, 12. Lancing, v. 28. Brighton, v WEST W RATTING PARK v. THE UNEM PLOYED.—Played at West Wratting Park on April 28. W est W ratting P ark . W.N.Cobbold, not outl03 V.V. Blake,bRobertson 4 J. G. North-Bomford, not out .................. 5 W . H. Maundrell, b Robertson.. ... 10 W.R.Gray.bRobertson 68 E. L. Musson, b Robertson ........... 0 H. A. Penton, cTabor, b Roberts................... 9 Extras Total 14 *203 • P. C. G. Campbell, R. H. Whytehead, C. G. Fernie, and M. Wace did not bat. * Innings declared c’osed. T he U nemployed . V. T. Horsley, not out 16 J. Brown, b Musson... 1 A. K . Roberts, b Campbell.................. 3 R. Whytehead. c and b North-Bomford ... 10 C. Priugle, b Musson 62 T. B. Potter, c Camp bell,bNorth-Bomford 4 C. McCall, b Musson 4 J. Robertson, c Camp bell, b Musson ... 53 C. Tabor, R. Johnson, and A. Grahame-Jones did not bat. M AY. Old Carthusians Reigate Hill Blue Mantles Beddington JUNE. Dolphins M.C.C. v. Eastbourne St. Paul’s School JULY. Dolphins Dulwich College Lancing Col ege . Old Brifrhtooians* *Two-day match. LANCING COLLEGE. M AY. 13. Lancing, v. Masters 17. Lancing, v. G. Head, Esq.’s X I. 19. Lancing, v. Old Carthusians 31. Lancing, v. Dolphins JUNE. 3. Lancing, v. Worthing 7. Leatherhead, v. Leatherhead School 10. LanciDg, v. M.C.C. 19. Lancing, v. Brighton Brunswick 2*. Lancing, v. Hurst College 28. Lancing, v. Leatherhead School JULY. 2. Horsham, v. Christ’s Hospital 12. Lanci. g, v. Brighton College 19. Lancing, v. Old Boys Total ...143 WEST W RATTING PARK v. TR IN ITY H ALL (Cambridge).—Played at W est Wratting Park on May 3. W est W batting P ark . W . H. Maundrell, c Mortimer, b Havi- land ...........................60 W . R. Gray, b Hollins 5 E. L. Musson, b Hol lins ........................... 0 V . V . Blake, lbw, b Hollins ................... 1 H. A. Penton, b Havi- land ........................... 5 W . N .C obbold,b Hol lins ........................... P. C. G. Campbell, c W hyte, b Lyle C. G. Fernie, b Morti mer ........................ J. G. North-Bomford, not out .................. M. Wace, b Hollins ... G. Dugdale, c White, b H ollins................... Extras ........... 39 T rinity H a ll . Total H. Rix, c Maundrell, b Campbell ........... R. H . Hammack, b Maundrell ........... P. B. Lyle, b Maundrell A. Hay, run o u t .. .. R. Mortimer, c and b Maundrell ........... J. "White, b North- Bomford ................... 65 C. de Jager, not out... J. Bruce-Kerr, c Gray, b Campbell ........... 7 F.H.Hollins,cMusson, b Maundrell ........... 8 J.P. Havilaud,notout 5 Extras ................... 5 LORETTO SCHOOL. MAY. Pinkie, v. Brunswick Mavisbank, v. Lasswade Pinkie, v. Dalkeith Pinkie, v. Clarendon Pinkie, v. Heriot’s (F. P.) Pinkie, v. Australasians JUNE. Glenalmond, v. Glenalmond Pinkie, v. Rossall* Raeburn PJace, v. Edinburgh Academy Pinkie, v. Grange Myreside, v. Geo. Watson’s College JULY. Pinkie, v. Merchiston* Fettes, v. Fettes* Pinkie, v. Oxford Authentics Pinkie, v. Blairlodge Pinkie, v. Lasswade * Two-day matches. Total ..126 A . Ware and J. Paget-Tomlinson did not bat. MALVERN COLLEGE. M AY. Malvern, v. New College, Oxford Malvern, v. Hertford College, Oxford , Malvern, v. East Gloucestershire JUNE. Malvern, v. Warwickshire Gentlemen Malvern, v. Herefordshire Malvern, v. Liverpool* Malvern, v. H. W. Bainbridge’s X I. Malvern, v. Worcestershire Club and Ground Malvern, v. Old Malvernians* Uppingham, v. Uppingham* JULY. 11. Malvern, v. Free Foresters* 16. Malvern, v. Repton* 28. Malvern, v. Eton Ramblers* * Two-day matches. MERCHANT TAYLORS SCHOOL. M AY. 8. Charterhouse Square, v. Classical v. Modern 13. Bellingham, v. Merchant Taylors’ Company 17. Wormwood Scrubbs, v. Kensington Park 19. Norbury, v. Norbury Park 24. Bellingham, v. London County 31. Bellingham, v. Leys School JUNE. 7. Walthamstow, v. Forest School 9. Bellingham, v. Old Boys 10, Aldenham, v. Aldenham School 12. Eashing, v. Eashing 13. Felsted, v. Felsted School* 18. Bedford, v. Bedford Grammar School 25. Bighgate,v. Highgate School 28. Epsom, v. Eps -m College JULY. 5. Streatham, v. Streatham 7. Crystal Palace, v. London County 8. Bellingham., v. 8urrey Club and Ground 12. Leatherhead, v. St. John’s School 16. Tooting, v. Upper Tooting 17. Bellingham, v. M.C.C. 19. Bellingham, v. Hampstead * Two-day match. NOTES FROM SCOTLAND. (B y O ur S p e cia l C orrespondent.) The first of the new Scottish County Championship matches was played at Cupar on May 5. Neither Fifeshire nor Aberdeenshire were at full strength ; the former without T. Johnston, of the Grange, and A. J. MacGregor being rather weakly represented. Heavy rain having fallen at intervals, and then a strong sun appearing, did not tend to improve the wicket. Fifeshire, who batted first, made a wretched start, H. G. Wedderburn being dismissed at 2 by W. Webster, who shared the bowling with Johnston (pro.). The next man, R. K. Smith, had to leave at 11, caught by Webster, and when 19 appeared the third wicket went down, Mitchell also falling a victim to a catch by the same bowler. A regular rot had now set in and the whole tide were soon disposed of for the very small total of 38. W. Webster was practically unplayable, taking six wickets for 14. Johnston secured four for 19. Aberdeenshire then went in but made an even worse beginning than their opponents. J. A. Scharenguival, a West Indian cricketer, and R. T. Reid opened to the bowling of Taylor and Mitchell. The former was bowled by Mitchell with the score at 4, and then Taylor in quick succession dismissed W. Webster, W. Kitchen, and W. S. Brown. A better complexion was put upon the game when R. T. Reid and W. M’lntosh became associated. Shortly before the Fifeshire score was passed, Reid, when he had compiled 15, was bowled by Mitchell. Of the remaining batsmen, W. M’lntosh (17), F. Baxter (10), H. H. Smith (not out 18), and Johnston (15), all did well. The Aberdeenshire total realised 94, Fifeshire thus being beaten by 56 runs. Bowling for the losers, Taylor had six wickets and Mitchell three. R. K. Smith secured M’lntosh’s wicket.