Cricket 1907

J une 13, 1907 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 207 BENETF1NK • tSc CO.. Lt<l. ■ — CRICKET AVERAGES. (Com piled to th e 10th inst.) BATTING. Times Most not in an Total Inns. out. Inns. runs. Aver. Hayward ... . . 10 .. 0 . . 161 . . 417 . . 41 7 E. M. Sprot ... . . 11 .. 1 .. Ill . . 415 . . 41-5 Braund............... . 16 .. 3 . . 137 . . 511 . . 39 30 G. N. Foster .. . . 8 .. 1 .. 103 . . 274 . . 39-14 E. S. Litteljohn .. 8 .. 0 .. 94 . 305 . . 38-12 O. A. Faulkner . . 10 .. 3 .. 101*. . 260 . . 3714 A. J. L. Hill ... . . 11 .. 1 . .. 84* . 369 . . 36 9 Hobbs .............. . 15 .. 3 .. 79*. . 430 . . 35-83 Iremonger ... . 10 .. 1 .. 130 . 315 . . 35 Tarrant.............. . 20 .. 4 .. 81 . . 554 . . 34-62 D enton.............. .. 15 .. 2 .. 149 .. 446 . . 34-30 Whitehead ... . . 12 .. 1 .. 130*. . 368 . . 33-45 Tyldesley ... . 16 .. 1 .. 116 .. 498 . . 33 2 Gunn (J.) ... . 10 .. 2 .. 109 . . 261 . . 32-62 P. F. Warner . 17 .. 3 .. 70 . . 438 . . 31-28 Stone .............. .. 13 .. 5 .. 97*. .’ 249 . . 31*12 C. P. McGahey .. 15 .. 1 .. 96 .. 432 . . 30 85 Holland.............. . 14 .. 2 .. 72 . . 368 . . 30-66 Woolley.............. .. 13 ... 0 .. 99 .. 396 .. 30-46 Hardinge ... .. 13 .. 1 .. 129 .. 362 .. 30-16 Gunn (G.) ... .. 10 ... 2 .. 70* .. 211 .. 3012 Hayes .......... .. 15 ... 0 .. 86 .. 146 .. 29-73 Vine .......... .. 13 .. 1 .. 104 .. 352 .. 29-33 K. L. Hutchings .. 12 ... 1 .. 69 .. 317 .. 28-81 H. K. Foster... .. 10 ... 0 .. 73* .. 285 .. 28-5 L. O. H. Palairet .. 10 ... 0 .. 116 .. 281 .. 281 Tunniclift'e ... .. 15 .. 2 .. 66 362 .. 27-84 G. L. Jessop... .. 8 ... 0 .. 86 .. 219 .. 27-37 Hirst .......... .. 13 ... 2 .. 53 .. 290 .. 26 36 ' Signifies not out. BOWLING. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. R. O. Schwarz ... 154 .. 42 . . 259 .. 39 ... 664 Hallam .......... ... 237-1 .. 80 . . 487 .. 60 ... 811 Blythe .......... ... 221-2 ... 67 . . 463 .. 54 ... 857 A. E. Vogler ... ... 84 ... 19 . . 238 .. 25 ... 9-52 J. N. Crawford ... 257 1 .. 85 . . 568 .. 56 ... 10-14 Wass .......... ... 243 ... 63 . . 601 .. 58 ... 10-36 Fielder .......... ... 244-5 ... 53 . . 674 .. 59 ... 11-42 Lees... .......... ... 2925 ...107 . . 617 .. 53 ... 1164 Fairservice ... ... 122-2 ... 30 . . 277 .. 23 ... 1204 Rhodes .......... ... 326-5 ... 73 . . 816 .. 65 ... 2255 Tarrant.......... ... 427 ..102 . .1044 .. 83 ... 12*57 Trott .......... ... 334-5 ...102 . . 741 .. 58 ... 12-77 Hirst .......... ... 223-3 .. 73 . . 480 .. 37 ... 12 97 Haigh .......... ... 219-4 ... 55 . . 450 .. 34 ... 13*23 Lewis .......... ... 161-3 ... 58 . . 401 .. 29 ... 13-82 H. A. Gilbert ... 139-4 ... 41 . . 309 .. 21 ... 14-23 Astill .......... ... 1301 ... 29 . . 371 .. 25 ... 14-84 Harry .......... ... 202-4 ... 55 . . 463 .. 31 ... 14 93 Arnold .......... ... 192 ... 61 . . 417 .. 27 ... 15-44 Mead (W.) ... ... 346-5 ...101 .. 854 .. 54 ... 15*81 Hargreave ... ... 156-2 ... 48 . . 354 .. 22 ... 16*09 Oox (G.).......... ... 335-2 ... 89 .. 778 .. 46 ... 16 91 Dennett.......... ... 159 ... 40 .. 428 .. 25 ... 1712 Cuffe .......... ... 229 ... 55 .. 542 .. 31 ... 1718 Reeves .......... ... 211*1 ... 46 .. 621 .. 34 ... 18-26 East................. ... 1783 ... 62 .. 387 .. 21 ... 1842 Dean .......... ... 3043 ... 89 .. 701 .. 38 ... 18-44 Bailey .......... ... 1731 ... 58 . 427 .. 23 ... 18-56 R ushby.......... ... 153*1 ... 40 . . 462 .. 24 ... 19-25 Relf (A. E.) ... ... 295*1 ... 69 .. 681 .. 35 ... 19-62 CR I CKE T %rs& MAGNIFICENT L IST 100 pages, Free. SPECIAL. T E R M S TO ; C LU B S . SPORTS] & GAMES ASSOCIATION, (C .T . D e p t.), 56, Edgware Road, London, GRANVILLE “ A ” v. PARR’S BANK.—Played on June 3 and 4. G ranville “ A .” J. E. Heath, b Stormer 59 F. E. Thomson, b Hingston.................11 A. J. Helder, b Hing­ ston ........................ 7 E. T. Gale, b Hingston 4 F.J.Helder, b Stormer 12 V. B. Longworth, b Hingston................. 1 L. Terry, notout ... 09 G. Helder, c Clark, b Hingston.................15 H. Temple, c Clark, b Hingston......... ... 5 H. W. Gill, c and b Hingston ......... 2 W. E. Uedrick, c and b Parfitt.................16 Extras ......... 5 Total ...206 W. Spelman, b Gill E. H. Youngman, st A. Helder, b Gill ... 12 — Hingston, b Gill ... 0 S. Stormer, b Gill ... 0 F. West, b Longworth 0 G.Clark, b Longworth 10 G. Huckle, notout ... 2 P arr ’ s B ank . Fowler, b Gill II.Foley,b Longworth E. C. Parfitt, b Long- worth ................. — Sheffield, b Gill ... Extras ......... Total .......... GRANVILLE “ A ” v. LONDON AND WEST­ MINSTER BANK (2).—Played on June 8. 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