Cricket 1903

158 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M a t 21, 1903. PELHAM v. NORTHERN ASSURANCE.—Played at Dulwich on May 16. P e lh am . B. T. Bowser, b Clarke 19 J. Wallis, c Harding, b Westland .......... 8 F. C. De la Cour, lbw, b Clarke ... ... ... 25 W . E. Peel, lbw, b Clarke ............... 2 H. Griffin, b Westland 0 P. Lingwood, b West­ land ........................ 2 A. E. Axbfy, b Peters 20 A. W. Atterbury, b Peters ................. 0 H. G. Gilding, not out 3 A. Boyd, b Westland 6 8 . V. Mott, b Peters 7 B 8 , nb 1 .......... 4 Total ... 90 N orth ern A ssuran o r . H. 8 . Clarke, b De la Cour ........................ H. H. Eccles, c Boyd, b De la Cour .......... R. B. Hall, b De la Cour ........................ H. H. Moseley, b Peel K. K. Peters, b De la C o u r........................ Payne, b De la Cour .. J. B. Westland, c Atterbury, b Peel ... H. Waite, b De la Cour........................ 0 T. D. Thompson, not out ....................... 5 E. H. Harding, b De la Cour ................. 0 T. P. Jeffries, b De la Cour... .................. 1 Byes................. 6 Total ... 37 PELHAM v. NORTH THAMES LTCEN 8 ED VICTUALLE SB.—Played at Chingford on May 13. P e lh a m . B. T. Bonser, lbw, b Garrett .................26 A. W . Parker, o Bur­ ton, b 8 . Dickason .. 0 H. J. Hugill, c Wicks, b G a rrett............... 8 F. C. De la Cour, it Bastow, b 8 . Dicka­ son ....................... 9 W. E Peel, c Garrett, b 8 Dickason........ 4 Total ... A. F. Potter, c Bastow, b T. Dickason........... 10 N orth T ham rs L icrn srd V ic tu a llr r s . J. Wallis, c 8 . Dicka­ son, b Garrett ... 5 A. E. Axbey, b T. Dickason................. 1 J. E Potter, not out 7 P. Lingwood, run out 2 G. H. Arnold, c T. Dickason, b Wicks... 1 B 3, w 1................. 4 ... 77 J. Bastow, b Axbey ... 43 H. Burton, bJ. Potter 3 T. Dickason, b Axbey 13 W . Garrett, b De la C o u r........................ 42 8 . Dickison, c Parker, b J. Potter .......... 8 8 . Asser, b J. Potter .. 0 H. Walker, c Ling- wood, b De la Cour 6 B. Trimmer, b De la Cour........................ A. Wicks, b J. Potter R. V. Tumham, c and b J. Potter .......... A. Peacock, not out... B 6 , lb 1................. Total ... ...127 WANDERERS y. HAMPTON WICK.—Played at Hampton Wiok on May 13. W a n d r r b b s . A.W.Boultbee.bBarrie 1 A . G. Damian.b Barrie 5 Byes 10,1-b 7, w 1 ... 18 B.Colman, c& b Barrie 86 E. A. Beldam, c Wil­ liams, b Barrie ...121 Monty Baker, run out 42 K. E. Barker, not out 18 Total (5 wkts) .. *241 * Innings declared closed. Second innings.—H. Hawkins not out, 17; E. H . Fischer not out, 53 ; J. Faulkner, c Barrie, b Martin, 3 ; E. R. Fischer, c Doherty, b Williams, 4 ; Narro- way, c Knox, b Sivera, 8 ; wide 1. Total 81. H a m p ton W ic k . b Col- G. Lovell, run out ... 8 D. White.c Narroway, b Hawkins ......... 14 D. G. Williams, b Hawkias ... ... ... 0 R. J. Sivers, b Haw­ kins .. .......... 2 E. 8 tagg, c Hawkins, b Colman.................14 N. J. Barrie, b Haw­ kins ........................ 9 E. B. Martin man ......... .......... 1 T. Eedy, not out.......... 1 P. F. Knox, c Narro­ way, b Colman .. 0 H. D. C. Baillie, c E.H. Fischer, b Colman .. 0 J. Doherty, run out ... 6 Byes I3,l-b 1,w l,n-b 1 16 Total 70 LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (2) v. SUTTON (2).—Played at Norbury on May 16. L on d on a n d W b s tm in s tr r B a n k . W . E. Redington, b Hyslop ................. 0 F. W. Newcomb, b Haynes ................. 3 R. 8 . Hartree, not out 54 W. Horncastle, P. Bennett, G. P. Rhodes, H. D. Dear, H. E. Muriel, T. H. Pritchard and D. Bienan did not bat. S u tto n . H. G. Wellbome, not out ........................58 B 8 , w 1 .......... 9 Total (2 wkts) 124 G. 8 . Iliington,runout 17 8 . G. Poole, b De*r .. 0 H. Hyslop, b Rhodes . 2 C. F. Keiner, b Horn­ castle .......................16 F. R. Atkins, run out. 7 F. Collins, b Dear ... 0 W . G. Poole, b Hom- oastle... ... ... ... t C. F. Easton, b Dear.. P. Longburst, b Dear W. M. Young, b Dear L. R. Haynes, not out LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK (3) v. CROYDON (3).—Played at Norbury on May 16. L ondon and W bstm inbtrr B a n k . C. F. G. Wellt orne, b R. Allen ... 9 A. Anson, lbw, b F. Allen ................. 0 H. Hardingham, b F. A llen........................ 3 G. Loga^, c Groom, b F. Allen .................89 A. M. Cockell, b Davis 19 W.H. Browne, b Davis 9 S. Wo:>d, c Archer, b Davis ... ... 9 L. C. B. Hockin, b Davis....................... 0 R. V. Laroche, not out 11 J. L. Challis, b Davis 0 T. C. 8 ampson, b A. W. Groom........ 0 Extras .......... 8 C roydon . Total .. 107 C. W. Woolcott, b Laroohe .............. 13 B. G. Williams, c and b Anson ................. 2 F. J. Allen, b Laroche 1 F. Foulds, b Laroche 0 A.W.Groom,bLaroche 6 J. D. Davies, ht wkt, b Wood ................. 4 H. T. Groom, b Laroche ................. 0 R. Archer, not out ... 2 R. Allen, lbw, b Wood 0 W. H. Mason, at sent 0 R. Baker, absent ... 0 Extras .......... 7 Total . 35 INCOGNITI v. R. M. ACADEMY—Played at Woolwich on May 13. I ncogniti . D. C. Lee, c Collins, b McCloughin .......... 8 E. T. Heaven, e McConnell,bDickson 12 A. E. Gibson, c and b Dickson ................. 2 P. Northcote, b Dick­ son ........................50 H. P. Chaplin, run out 8 Major Fleming, b McConnell .......... 3 H. F. Sich, c McCon­ nell, b McCloughia 19 E. L. Sinclair, b McConnell ..........17 H. T. Pain, b Mc- Cloughin................. 0 R. G. Cowley, not out 10 A. Eilioart, b Mc­ Cloughin ................. 2 B 4, lb 1, nb 1 ... 6 R. M. A ca d em y. Total ...137 G. L. Olivier, c and b Fleming .................18 W . G. barrington, c Fleming,bNorthcote 27 M. H. McConnell, b Chaplin .................64 P. R. R. Brooke, c Sich b Chaplin................. 9 R. Gifford, c Gibson, b Fleming ... ... .. 1 A. E. T. Collins, b Chaplin ................. 8 N. R. McCloughin, st Heaven,b Northcote 32 F. W. Townsend, b Cowley ................. 6 T. Gifford, lbw, b Northcote ... 5 C. F. 8 toehr, b Chap­ lin ........................ 7 T.M. Dickson,not out 0 B 10, lb 4 .......14 Total ...191 6 . . 2 . . 1 .. 8 6 . . 3 . . 0 ... 6 6 . . 8 . . 0 .. 6 5 . 4 . . 0 .. 2 3 . . 4 . . 2 .. — 2 3 . . 4 . 2 .. —2 2 . . 4 . . 3 .. —4 3 . . 5 . 1 .. —4 3 . . 5 . . 1 .. —4 3 ... 6 ... 0 .. - 6 B 10, lb 2, w 2 ... 14 Total '.......... 66 CRICKET IN NEW SOUTH WALES. T he Sydney first-grade prem iership and the champion club for the season j ust over is W averley. The final figures in the com pe­ tition a r e :— Won. Lost. Drawn. Pts. Waverley ................. North Sydney .......... Sydney District .......... Burwood........................ Glebe ........................ Paddington ................. Leichbardt-Balmain ... Central Cumberland ... University ................. R edfern....................... T he compilers o f hundreds a re :— A. C .K . Mackenzie, Waverley v. Glebe .......... 104 A. C. K. Mackenzie, Waverley v. Buiwood ... 150 A. C. K. Mackenzie, Waverley v. L ’hardt-B.... 126 C. Gregory, Waver.ey v. N. Sydney ................. 122 C. Gregory, Waverley v. University................. 100 C. Gregory, Waverley v. Redfern ................. 182 N. Ebsworth, Waverley v. Glebe....................... 106 N. Ebsworth. Waverley v. Burwood................. 104 E. Jansen, L’hardt-B. v. N. Sydney................. 167 E. Jansen, L’hardt-B. v. Waverley ................. 120 F. A. Iredale, N. Sydney v. Waverley .......... 109* F. A. Iredale, N. Sydney v. L’hardt-B.............. H0 L. W. Pye, Central Cum. v. N. Sydney .......... 160* L. W. Pye, Central Cum. v. L’hardt-B.............. 103 G. P. Barbour, Burwood v. Waverley ......... 152 J. Mackay, Burwood v. Sydney ................ 113 B. W. Farquhar, Central Cum. v. Waverley ... 153 W. Rowell. Central Cum. v. L’nardt-B............ 101* M. A. Nolle, Paddington v. Central Cum. ... 122 D. Gee, Paddington v. Redfern ...................... 172 Victor Trumper, Paddington v. Redfern........ 885 J. W. Woodburn, University v. Redfern........ Ii9 J. Ashdown, L’hardt-B. v. University .. .. 104 A. Haddon, N. Sydney v. Waverley............... 1*5* W . A. Richardson, Sydney y. N. Sydney........ 104 • Signifies not out. The various winners of the premiership since the inception of electorate cricket are :— Winners. Runners Up. Year. East Sydney ... Glebe .............................. 1893-4 Paddington ... C. Cumber and .......... 1894-5 Gle^e.................Waverley.......................... 1895-6 G lebe.................C. Cumberland................... 1896-7 Paddington ... W averley........................ 1897-8 North Sydney ... Paddington & Waverley 1898-9 C. Cumberland... N. Sydney & S. Pydney 1899-1900 Paddington ... Sydney ........................ 1900-1 Sydney ..........Leichhardt-Balmain ... 1901-2 W averley..........North Sydney & Sydney 1902-3 The following are the aggregate perform­ ances of clubs in the first grado matches :— Waverley Sydney ......... North Sydney Leichhardt-Ba. Paddington ... Glebe .......... University ... Burwood......... Central Cum. .. Redfern \ .......... For. Ttl. W. Avr 8093 90 34-36 2108 99 21-29 2325 91 25-55 2182 88 24’62 2189 102 24 40 1712 86 19-90 2319 114 20-33 2284 111 20*69 2100 111 19 00 1867 129 14*47 Against. Ttl. W . Avr. 1205 100 21*05 1758 113 15 55 2368 102 23-21 2401 103 22 65 2232 97 23 11 3058 108 19 00 2285 115 19-96 2036 92 21*13 2150 90 23*88 2780 83 83*49 Diff. 4-12*81 + 6*44 + 2*34 4 1-87 + 1-29 -f 0*90 •+ 0*87 — 1*56 — 4*88 -19-02 CRICKET IN QUEENSLAND. The season just over in Queensland has been of uuusual significance. Two matches with New South Wales and one with Victoria constituted a programme far surpassing in interest any previous record in Queensland. In all ten scores of over a hundred were made in premier­ ship matches. Two of these were over two hundred, one, the highest, 233 by P. J. Carew, the other, 218 not out, by J. Carew, both for Toowong the premiers. The ten hundred scores:— P. J. Carew, Toowong v. South Brisbane...... 233 J. Carew, Toowong v. South Brisbane .......... 126 P. J. Carew, Toowong v. Tombul-Nundah ... 113* P. J. Carew, Toowong v. Woolloongabba ... 102 J. Carew, Toowong v. Tombul-Nundah .......... 218* W. Lewis, Woolloongabba v. North Brisbane.. 120* W . Lewis, Woolloongabba v. South Brisbane... 104 G. S. Crouch, Woolloongabba v. N. Brisbane .. 122 C. Morgan, Valley v. South Brisbane.......... ... 141 W. T. Evans, Tombul-Nundah y. Woolloon­ gabba ..................................................... 119 * Signifies not out. In premiership matches the best bowl­ ing averages were as follows :— E. K. Armstrong (Toowong), 88 wickets, 339 runs, average 8 9. S. A. Spragg (North Brisbane), 19 wickets, 171 runs, average, 9 0. P. J. Carew (Toowong), 42 wickets, 395 runs, average, 9*4. H. J. Darragh (Wooloongabba}, 36 wickets, 353 runs, average 9 8 . G. M. ’Colledge (Toowong), 25 wickets, 253 runs, average 101 . M. Martin (Woolloongabba), 19 wickets, 208 runs, average, 109. T. Byrnes (Valley), 63 wickets, 690 runs, average 10*9. W. Lewis (Woolloongabba), 22 wickets, 247 runs, average 11 * 2 . T. Faunce (South Brisbane), 12 wickets, 143 runs, average 11*9. W. Richardson, (North Brisbane), 44 wickets, 536 runs, average, 12 * 2 . M. McCaffery (North Brisbane), 53 wickets, 663 runs, average 12*5. The brothers Carew head gthe batting averages in premiership matches, as was only to be expected after their big scores above - mentioned. Ten batsmen had averages of over twenty-five, as the following list will show :— No. Times Most of not Total in an inns. out. runs. inns. Aver. P. J. Carew (T)... ... 10 .. 3 ... 813 . . 233 .. 62*63 J. Carew (T ) ... ... 16 .. 4 .. 687 . . 218*.. 67-25 W. Martin (W.) .. 6 .. 4 ... 49 . . 22 *.. 49-00 G. S. Crouch (W.) ... 11 ... 1 .. 405 .. 122 .. 40*60 R. Macdonald (V.) ... 11 ... 3 .. 308 .. 92 .. 38*50 N. K. Foster (W.) .. 13 .. 2 ... 403 . . 89V 8663 W . Lewis (W .)... ... 13 ... 1 .. 433 .. 120 *. 36.08 C. Patrick (N.B.) .. 14 .. 1 .. 411 .. 73 .. 31*61 E. R. Crouch (W.) ... 10 ... 0 .. 273 .. 77 .. 27*80 W . Blackatock (V.) ... 12 ... 1 .. 2T9 .. 97 . 25*36