Cricket 1907

16 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J an . 31, 1907. No. Times Most of not Total in an inns. out. runs. inns. Aver. J. I. Piggott ........14 ... 2 ... 272 ... 47 ... 22 66 G. G. Rawson ... ... 7 ... 0 ... 152 ... 96 ... 21*71 C. II. P ig g ........ . ... 14 ... 0 ... 279 .... 40 ... 19*92 P A. Bruce........ . ... 4 ... 0 ... 70 .... 39 ... 1750 I). O. Light.......... ... 7 ... 1 ... 91 ..., 27*... 15 66 H. M. McKay ... ... 12 ... 5 ... 104 .... 38 ... 14-85 C. C. Brown ........ 4 ... 0 ... 56 .... 40 ... 1400 J. O. Coker........ ........14 ... 3 ... 130 .... 30*... 11*85 C. N. Buist........ . ... 7 ... 3 ... 32 ..., 12*.. . 800 N. Woodiwiss .......... 2 ... 1 ... 4 ... 3 ... 400 ♦Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Runs. Wkts. Aver. C. H. Pigg ... ... 37 ... 7 ... 528 J. C. Coker ... 778 ... 62 ... 1254 R. T. H. Mackenzie ... 706 ... 52 ... 13 56 J. D. Mackenzie ... 135 ... 9 ... 15-00 O. N. Buist ... 249 ... 13 ... 1915 Dickinson......... ... 175 ... 9 ... 1914 H. M. McKay ... ... 373 ... 16 ... 23 31 The following also bowled : *T. L. St. Oliver ... 26 ... 2 1300 N. Woodiwiss ... ... 27 ... 2 1350 J. I. Piggott ... ... 31 ... 1 ... 3800 J. B. White ... ... 79 ... 2 ... 39 50 D. O. Light ... ... 53 ... 1 ... 53 00 CLIFTON COLLEGE.—Matches played, 11; won, 3 ; drawn, 3; lost, 5. BATTING AVERAGES. No. Times Most of not Total in an inns. out. runs. inns. Aver. A. H. Macilwaine ... 6 ... 1 ... 129 ..., 102*.. . 25-80 D. J. Glenister ... ... 11 ... 2 ... 213 .... 52 ... 23-66 T. D. Morison ... ... 8 ... 4 ... 92 .... 23 ... 2300 E. P. Reynolds (capt.) 14 ... 0 ... 296 ... 78 ... 2114 W. M. Brownlee ... 14 1 ... 265 .... 75 ... 20 38 F. H. Martin ... 14 ... 0 ... 247 .... 64 ... 1761 T. W. Filgate ... ... 11 ... 1 ... 172 .... 44 ... 1720 L. V. Mellvill ... ... 11 ... 0 ... 155 ... 63 ... 14-09 O. Johnson ... 7 ... 0 ... 88 .. . 41 ... 12-57 D. T. Monteath ... 13 ... 0 ... 159 ... 7*2 ... 1223 H. Guy ......... ... 9 ... 1 ... 28 ... 9 ... 350 ♦Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Ovei-8. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. F. H. Martin 71-5 ... 3 ... 262 ... 18 ... 14*55 T. D. Morison ... 200 ... 32 ... 673 ... 41 ... 16 41 T. W. Filgate ... 15 ... 3 ... 51 ... 3 ... 17-00 H. G u y ................. 1384 ... 24 ... 452 ... 23 .. . 19*65 W. M. Brownlee .. 81-2 ... 14 ... 287 ... 10 ... 28-70 A. H. Macilwaine 30 ... 3 ... 131 ... 3 ... 43 66 The following also bowled: D. J. Glenister (6-0-32-0) and I). T. Monteath (4-0-32-0). ETON COLLEGE.—Matches played, 10; won, 3 drawn, 4 ; lost, 3. BATTING AVERAGES. No. Times Most of not Total in an inns . out. runs. inns. Aver. P.Pea^-son Gregory... 11 ... 0 ... 322 ... 90 ... 29-27 N. C. Tufnell ..........13 ... 1 .... 343 .. . 65 ... 28 58 C. E. Hatfeild (capt.) 12 ... 2 ... 285 ... 122*... 28-5" H. S. Hatfeild ......... 12 ... 1 .... 290 ... 84 ... 26 37 K. L. Gibson ..........10 ... 0 ..., 259 ... 77 ... 25-9H C. A. G old .................12 ... 0 .... 258 ... 106 ... 21*50 R. L. Benson ......... 6 ... 0 .... 110 ... 41 ... 1833 Hon. D. G. Finch- Hatton .................13 ... 2 .... 198 ... 44 ... 18 OH J. M. Naylor .......... 6 ... 1 ... 78 ... 24 . 1560 T. L. Curtis ..........11 ... 4 .... 108 ... 30 ... 15 42 H. M. Sprot ..........11 . ... 2 ... 131 .. . 59 ... 14-45 BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. H. S. Hatfeild .. . *20 ... 2 ... 70 .. C. E. Hatfeild ... 22v3 ... 48 ... 707 .. T. L. Curtis........ . 122 ... 26 ... 406 .. H M. Sprot ... Hon. D. G. Finch . 91*2 ... 8 ... 486 .. Hatton ........ " 89 ... 12 ... 336 .. Wkts. 5 ... 35 ... 19 ... 17 ... 11 ... A ver. 14-00 20-20 21-30 23 5b 30-51 IIATLEYBURY COLLEGE.-Matches played, 10; Won, 5; lost, 4 ; drawn, 1. BATTING AVERAGES. No. Times Most of not Total in an inns. out. runs. inns. AVer. G. R. Jackson ......... 13 ... 3 .... 548 ... 127*... 54"8 j H. S. Short................ 14 ... 2 .... 295 .. . 99*.. . 24T8 L. C. Frisby .......... 14 ... 0 ... . 333 ... 67 -... 23'8(» H. Saver ................ 14 ... 0 .. . 284 . 43 ... 21*85 R. V. Hedderwick, ... 9 , ... 0 .. . 191 ... 72 ... 21*2- J. M. de Freitas, (capt 1907) ........................’ 11 ... 3 ... 162 .... 79 ... 20 35 F. H. Gunner ......... 12 ... 0 .. . 197 ..,. 41 ... 1642 A. C. Taylor .......... 10 , ... 1 .. . 166 ..,. 76 ... 16-22 R. E. Dewing ......... 9 ... 2 ... 91 ..,. 37 ... 13-00 S. C. Sweeny .......... 12 ... 3 .... 106 .. . 29*.. . 11*78 S. P. Dickinson......... . 7 ,... 2 ... 17 ... 8*... 3-40 The following also batted: W. M. Wace ......... 6 ... 0 ... 105 ... 62 ... 1750 •l.M. Gotto................ 4 ... 2 ... 20 ... 18*... 1000 B. M. S. Mackenzie... 3 ... 1 ... 1 2 ... 9*... 600 •Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver R. E. II. S. J. M. S. P. F. H. S. C. A. C. G. R. Dewing Short ... de Freitas Dickinson Gunner Sweeney Taylor... Jackson 112"4 .... 22 .... 509 ... 30 ... 16-79 35 .... 5 .... 173 ..,. 10 ... 17 30 97*5 ... 8 ... 410 ... 15 ... 27-83 118-5 ... 18 ... 446 ... 14 .,.. 81 8G 58 ... 11 .,. 179 ... 5 ... 35-80 181*5 ... 19 .... 797 .... 21 . ,. 87*95 40 . .. 0 . .. 207 .... 4 ... 51-75 4 .. . 0 .. . 20 .. . 0 .... — - HARROW SCHOOL.—Matches played, 10; won, 3: lost, 4; drawn, 3. BATTING AVERAGES. No. Times Most of not Total in an inns. out,. rnns. inns. Aver. C. Reunert................. 6 ... 1 ... 161 ... 94 .... 32-20 H. E. C. Biedermann 9 ... 3 ... 165 .... 12*... 27-50 M. C. Bird (capt. 1907) 13 ... 0 . .. 347 ... 124 ... 26-69 M. 1*alc-on ................. 10 ... 2 ... 201 ... 79 ... 25-50 D. R. Brandt .......... 11 ... 1 . .. 251 ... 74 ... 25-10 A. H. Lang................. 11 ... 2 ... 197 .. . 33*... 21-88 R. E. Eiloart ......... 11 ... 0 . .. 234 .. . 78 ... 21-27 B. Osborne................. 11 ... 2 ... 177 ... 52 ... lii*66 E. H. Crake (capt.)... 10 ... 0 . .. 194 ... 68 ... 19-40 A. W. Griffin .......... 11 ... 2 ... 161 ... 44 ... 1788 J. S. Royle................. 12 ... 1 . .. 173 ... 51*... 15*72 G. A. Laverton......... 7 ... 4 32 ... 22 ... 1066 The following also batted : A. J. Boyd (1-0- S-13- 13-00; and R. B. Cowley (3-1 9-4-1-50). M. C. Bird E. H. Crake ......... R. E. Eiloart......... C. Reuneit .......... H. E. Biedermann A. W. Griflin......... M. Falcon .......... G: A. Lavorton •Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. 167-1 o8-4 60 . 54 *7-4 83 , 131 60 2 .. 20 . 2 . 18 . 446 . 125 . 135 . 15' . 89 . 2»4 . 442 . 188 . 29 7 7 7 4 10 15 The following also bowled : R. B. Cowley (2- and A. J. Boyd (2-0-18-0). Aver. . 15*37 . 17-8 . 19 28 . 21-71 . 22-25 . 25-10 . 29 -16 . 37 6(1 0-14-') MALVERN COLLEGE.—Matches played, 10; won, 4; lost, 1 ; drawn, 5. BATTING AVERAGES. No. Times Most of not Total in an inns. out. runs. inns. Aver. L. A.Vidal ......... 13 , ... 1 ... 480 ... 134 .. 4000 E. L. Mellin (capt.) ..12 ... 1 ... 427 ..., 100 ... 38-81 M K. Foster ......... 8 ... 1 ... 266 ... 110 ... 38-0'• G B. R. Rodger ... 12 ... 1 ... 405 ... 90 ... 36*7> J. II. Paul ................ 11 ... 3 .... 272 .... 8 ) ... 34TO H. C. Hextall ......... 6 ... 0 .. . 202 ... 64 ... 3.3C6 F.T. Mann (capt. 1907) 12 ... 0 384 .... 83 ... 32TO H. E. W. Prest......... 5 ... 0 ... 135 .... 57 ... 27-00 E. H. Cut.hbertson ... 14 ... 2 .... 808 .... 107*... 25-66 F. N. Tuff ......... 9 ... 2 .... 90 .. . 50* .. 12-81 H. E. Charrington ... 9 ... 4 .... 36 ... 10*..., 7-20 * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns Runs. Wkts. Aver E. L. Mellin ......... 46 3 ... 3 ... 154 ... 12 .... 12-83 F. N. Tuff ......... 2314 ... 30 ... 781 ... 42 .. . 18*59 M. K. Foster ......... 15*5 ... 1 ... 59 ... 3 .... 1Vi-66 H. C. H extall......... 10 ... 4 ... 42 ... 2 . 21-00 F .T . Mann ......... 103 4 ... 2 ... 367 ... 14 .. . 26 21 H. E. Cnarrington 194 5 ... 18 ... 722 ... 26 ... 27*76 G. B. R. Rodger ... 41*4 2 ... 198 .. 5 . 39-60 L. A. Vidal ......... 3*4 0 ... 32 .. 0 .. J. H. Paul ......... 7 ... 0 ... 45 ... O .. • *—* MARLBOROUGH COLLEGE.—Matches played, 8; won, 2; lost, 4 ; drawn, 2. BATTING AVERAGES. C. R.Wyer H. R. Wakefield A. D. Womersley R. O. Lagden ... P. H. R. Jephson L. C. Gordon J.F.Ireland(capt.l J.G .C . Scott ... A. Tylor .......... E. Clover .......... S. W. Wills No. Times Most of not Total in an inns out. runs. inns. Aver. ... 11 ... 0 .. 447 . . 91 . . 40-63 ... 11 ... 1 .. 306 .. 102 .. 30 60 ... 13 ... 0 .. 311 .. 66 .. 26*23 ... 13 ... 2 .. 225 190*. 2145 ... 12 ... 2 .. 200 . . 47 . . 20-00 ... 13 ... 0 .. 253 . . 52 . . 19-46 07) 13 ... 0 .. 249 . . 101 . . 1916 ... 13 ... 0 . 993 47 .. 17-15 ... 8 ... 4 . '57 V. 26*. . 14-25 ... 12 ... 3 .. 126 . . 43 . . 14 00 ... 10 ... 3 . . 68 . . 37 . . 9-71 Signifies not out. H. R. Wakefield R. O. Lagden ... .T. F. Ireland ... L. C. Gordon ... S. W. Wills ... A. D. Womersley A. Tylor .......... C R. Wyer ... J. G. C. Scott ... BOWLTNG AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. 71*3 ...109-1 ... 29 . ... 70 ... 13 . ... 99 ... 19 . ... 72 ... 15 , ... 36-3 ... 3 . ... 34-5 ... 4 ...1061 ... 14 . ... 5 ... 0 182 352 266 . 359 . 302 . 169 . 148 . 412 . 36 Wkts. .. 15 ... .. 22 ... ... 12 ... ... 13 ... ... 11 ... 6 ... ... 5 ... .. 13 ... ... 1 ... Aver. 1213 16-00 22-16 25*30 27*45 28*16 2960 3169 3600 C R ICK ET IN TA SM AN IA . CHANNEL v. ROKEBY. In this Cameron Shield match, played at Hobart on November 17th, Rokeby proved successful by 397 runs. A. V . Richardson hit 46 4’s in his 328. In Cameron Shield matches he made 70, 95, 107, 3*28, and 30— total 630, average 126— in succession, and his brother Walter 218*, 95, 60, 16, and 138—total 527, average 131*75. Scores :— C hannel . A. Hart......... W. Worsley.. S. Torpy O. Worsley .. S. Hart........ A. Knott R. Crane W. Richardson ... A. V. Richardson L. Richardson ... G. Free................. E. Young .......... E. P. Eree .......... G. Suckling......... A. Torpy .............. .T. Sproule, not out . W. Barratt.............. P. Torpy .............. Extras... . Total ...114 R okeby . .. 16 ..328 .. 22 .. 11 .. 6 .. 65 O. Suckling ......... 9 Will Richardson ... 8 C. Suckling .......... 2 L. Pearsall, not out... 20 Extras.................22 Total ...511 JOHN WISDEN’S CRICKETERS’ ALIVIAPCK Fo r 1907, Edited by SYDNEY H. PARDON T H E Record of First=Class Cricket. Being the ONLY Publication giving the full Scores and Bowling Analyses of every first-class Cricket Match. Price 1/- Post Free, 1/4. CONTAINS :— Short History of Kent cricket by G. Marsliam; The Tonbridge Nursery, by Captain McCanlis; Five Cricketers of the Year—J. N. Crawford, E. G.Hayes, K. L. Hutchings, N. A. Knox and A. Fielder; W. G. Grace in Gentlemen v. Players’ Matches (all his scores and bowling figures); Public School Cricket. N ow B eady. 21, CRANBOURN ST., LONDON, W.C. M T I V B G M N 0 . 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