Cricket 1908

476 CR ICK ET : A W EEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. D e c . 24, 1908. PUBLIC SCHOOL AVERAGES, 1908 . (Continued from page U61*.) KING’S COLLEGE, CANTERBURY. M C - C , BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most not in an Total Inns . out. inns. runs. Aver. H. Gardner ... *. 22 3 202 1168 61-47 R. E. Martin ... ... 21 3 200 737 40-94 A. C. Fluke ... ... 20 3 149* 650 38-23 C. J. N. Adams ... 17 3 78 478 34-14 G. F. Howell ... ... 18 1 69 46S 27-52 C. S. Merrett ... ... 15 2 47 210 16-15 H. Parsons ... 18 3 58 232 35 46 C. F. Freeborn ... 15 2 46 197 15-15 D. V. Dunlop ... ... 14 5 30 102 11-33 E. P. Collings... ... 12 2 32 106 io-»?o L. G. L. Denne ... 11 4 30* 69 9*85 BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. D. V. Dunlop... ... 180 26 859 51 16-84 E. P. Collings ... 212*4 40 746 37 20-16 L. G. L. Denne ... 221-2 27 782 38 20-57 C. S. M crrett... ... 244 23 901 27 33-37 LANCING COLLEGE. BATTING AVERAGES. Most Inn- Not in an ings. out. inns. Runs. Aver. T. A. Wilkinson ... 13 0 104 394 30-30 E. R. Hopewell ... 13 2 *63 309 28-09 S. Dow ........... ... 13 0 63 275 21*10 G. L. Selby ... ... 12 3 *51 187 l >0-77 M. C. Saunders ... 12 6 *31 If j 2033 E. G. S. Leadam ... 13 0 57 260 20 00 C. S. W . Marcou ... 12 1 53 205 18-03 R. O. Clark ... 10 3 *25 93 13-28 A. O. Miles ... 13 0 59 120 9-23 R. A. Woodard... ... 12 0 21 105 S-75 R. C. Birkett ... ... 2 0 8 9 4-50 •. F. Gordon ... 9 3 10 26 4-33 * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. R. C. Birkett 7-4 15 3 5-00 C. S. W. Maroon. 4-3 0 23 3 7-66 M. C. Saunders . 54 11 167 14 11-92 S. D o w ................ 6 14 1 14-00 C. F. Gordon 79.4 11 2i»0 15 17 33 E. G. S. Leadam 199-3 44 573 32 17-90 G. L. Selby ... . 141 2 427 23 18-56 R. O. Clark ... . 120-5 20 491 26 18-87 MARLBOROUGH COLLEGE, BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most not in an Total Inns, out,. inns. runs. Aver. R. O. Lagden ... ... 13 2 149* 578 52-5 A. D. Womersley ... 14 1 121 470 36*1 J. B. Brooks ... ... 14 8 104 373 33-9 E. A. Shaw ... 14 0 98 369 2(5-3 H. S. Scott........... ... 14 3 3S 284 24 0 G. S. Leventhorpe ... 14 0 53 292 20-8 A. C. Wolfson ... ... 10 3 30 10S 15-4 G. H. Atkinson 6 1 24 70 14-0 R. G. W. Knight i 0 21 96 13-7 C. L. Norman .. ... 13 3 21 99 9*9 L. D. Womersley ... 6 1 25* 58 9-6 " *1Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. A. C. Wolfson ... 217-3 $9 687 -51 13-4 L. D. Womersley ... 27-4 2 154 10 15-4 C. L. Norman ... 47 5 179 8 22-3 R. G. W. Knight ... 160-5 21 607 27 22-4 R. O. Lagden... ... 178 2+ 650 27 24-1 A. D. Womersley ... 15 0 78 2 39-0 MILL HILL SCHOOL. BATTING AVERAGES. Inn­ ings. Most Not in an out. inns. Runs. Aver. A. G. Knott ... 13 3 *78 324 3-2-40 A. H. B u ll.......... 7 2 *75 160 32 00 A. F. R ook........... ... 15 0 64 320 21-33 E. lligham ........... ... 14 1 44 254 19-53 T. W. Lloyd ... ... 14 2 41 232 19-33 T. D. Morgan ... ... 13 4 25 103 18'Jl M. D. Morgan ... ... 15 0 65 270 18*00 G .E . Spicer ... 15 2 *04 205 15*76 A. N. Scott........... ... 11 3 *50 122 15*22 N, E. P. Harris .. ... 13 3 26 114 11*40 R. W. Atcliley ... ... 9 0 30 100 11*11 "Signifies notout. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. N. E. P. Harris . .. 178 40 523 48 10-89 A. N. Scott .. . 69 15 230 19 12-10 T. W. Lloyd........... 75-3 8 301 22 13-68 T. D. Morgan . 148 33 408 27 15-11 A. G. K nott.........,. 12 4 40 2 20-00 M. D. Morgan .. 13 1 73 2 36*50 A. H. Bull ... ... 32 1 163 4 40-75 E. Higham .........,. 41 2 198 4 49-50 REPTON SCHOOL. BATTING AVERAGES. Most Inn- Not in an ings. out. inns. Runs. Aver. A. T. Sharp ... 12 3 *172 548 60*88 H. S. Altham ... ... 15 2 150 609 46*84 R. Sale................... ... 14 2 *106 514 42*S3 D. FitzGibbon ... ... 11 4 *29 154 22*00 D. W. Ellis........... ... 8 1 36 1*27 18*14 W. T. Greswell... ... 12 4 36 141 17*62 J. L. S. Vidler ... ... 4 1 *37 46 15*33 C. E. Squire ... 12 2 41 152 15*20 I. P. F. Campbell ... 13 1 54 176 14*66 A. E. Cardew ... ... 13 0 46 150 11*53 W . B. Franklin 6 1 10 17 3*40 * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. W. T. Greswell .. . 297-2 81 714 59 12*10 H. S. Altham . 55 7 181 11 16*45 C. E. Squire......... . 121*4 15 425 24 17*70 I). FitzGibbon ... 55 15 167 8 20*S7 J. L. S. Vidler .. . 160 37 456 19 24*00 R. S a le .................... 121*5 27 486 14 34*71 ROYAL HIGH SCHOOL (F.P.). BATTING AVERAGES. Most InnNot in an ings . out. inns. Runs. Aver. Gaukrodger (pro.) ... 25 5 88 632 31-6 J. J. Trotter ... ... 20 3 *64 494 29-1 R. M. Henderson ... 19 2 *79 34(5 20-3 G. W. Lawson ... ... 13 2 *54 187 17-0 T. J. Adair ... 12 1 41 183 16*6 G. A. McLaren... 9 0 50 140 15*5 J. M. Mitchell ... ... 20 3 37 243 14*3 F. G. Bucher ... ... 3 0 19 43 14*3 VV. A. Kennedy ... 11 1 67 127 12*7 D. G. Brown ... ... 8 1 32 17 11*0 G. Sanderson ... 9 0 32 96 10*6 J. A. Sharp ... 12 0 35 106 8*8 Wm. C. A. Ross ... 17 7 *24 82 8*2 W. M. Henderson 9 2 *22 51 7*3 D. Sinclair........... ... 11 6 ♦ 9 22 4*4 * ;Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. Gaukrodger (pro.) 377 135 819 82 9* 9 Wm. C. A. Ross ... 237 17 95(5 55 17*3 G. A. McLaren ... 88 10 315 17 18*5 G W. Lawson ... 109*3 27 321 16 20*0 J. J. Trotter........... 46*3 7 186 9 20*6 J. A. S h a rp ........... 53 6 206 9 22*8 G. Sanderson 63 8 255 9 28*3 AYRES ’ CRICKET COMPANION* The outstanding feature of this popular publication, which is now in its eighth year, is a well-written and admirably illustrated art cle on Eton, which is certain to prove of interest even to those who have no connec­ tion, directly or indirectly, with the College. To Mr. Charles Plairre has again fallen the lot of describing the struggle for the Championship, and he has accomplished his task with the happiest of results. There are several other very interesting illustrated articles in the Companun, which, like Rood wine, seems to improve with age. It is capital value for the small sum asked for it. * Ayres' Cricket Companion. Edited by W. R. Weir. London: F. H. Ayres, 111, Aldersgate Street, E.C. Price, (id. After an existence of ten years the London County C.C. reverts to the old title of the Crystal Palace C.C. CRICKET IN THE WEST INDIES. Last month a team under the captaincy of Mr. F. H. Grant, of the Wanderers C.C., left Barbados in order to play a series of three matches in St. Lucia. The account and score of the first game are appended:— ST. LUCIA v. BARBADOS. Played at St. Lucia on November 19 and 20. Barbados won by seven wickets. The success of the visitors was very meritorious considering that a matting wicket is a novelty to them, and that they did not have an opportunity of practising on one. In the second innings of St. Lucia, Richardson and Galt put on 94 together for the third wicket. In the final stage of the game Abrams made 36 in about eight minutes, scoring 20 off an over from Augustine. Score and analysis :— S t . L u cia . First innings. T. Worm, c Archer, b Bailey 10 run out W. E. Davis, c Weather- head, b B ailey................... C. F. Bichardson, c Brown, b Bailey ........................... G. M. Peter, b Mason R. T. Galt, b Mason ... W. Augustine, b Mason C. Devaux, c Grant,b Bailey J. B. D. Osbourne, c Brown, b Mason ........................... D. C. Thomson, not out ... H. Belmar, b M ason........... Second innings. 5 b Weatherhead... 0 run out b Mason ... 29 b Mason b K. Laporte, b Mason... Byes.................. Total c C h a n d le r, Mason 2 b Mason c M a s o n , 6 Weatherhead... 10 b Mason ........... 1 st Yearwood, b Weatherhead... 0 not out................... 4 B 2, nb 1 75 B a rb a d o s, First innings. L. Archer, b Augustine ... 6 P. Bailey, b Augustine ... 17 R. Jones, c Galt, b Peter.. K. Mason, b Augustine .. C. Abrams, lbw, b Augus­ tine ............................... 20 F. Grant, st Thomson, b P e te r ................................. 6 L. Yearwood, b Augustine 1 F. Browne, not out ...........25 C. Browne, run out ........... 1 E. K. Weatherhead, c Galt b Osbourne ...............29 J. Chandler, c Richardson, b Augustine ................. 2 Byes.......................... 7 Total ...........128 S t. L u cia . First innings. O. M. R. W. ........... 14-4 3 36 6 ...........14 3 Total............146 Second innings. 6 bT eter.....................13 17 14 not out.....................20 0 not out................... 2 st T h o m s o n , b Peter ..............36 c O sb o u rn e , b Peter ..............23 Byes, &c. ... 0 Total (3 wkts.) 94 Second innings. Mason Bailey 35 4 ... Jones ... Grant O. 24 16 6 5 M. R. W. 3 56 5 0 42 0 1 17 0 0 16 0 Weatherhead 6*1 1 12 3 Grant bowled a no-ball. B arbados . Second innings. M. R. W. First innings. O. M. R. W. Augustine ... 14’3 3 51 6 ............ 6 ] Osbourne ... 8 0 44 1 ............ 4 Peter ........... 6 1 26 2 ............ 7 : Laporte ... 3 ( Barbados won the second match by scoring 106 and 120 against 73 and 85. The third game ended in favour of St. Lucia by 86 runs, the totals being 212 and 80 against 90 and 116. 33 0 14 0 17 3 30 0 runs, The new Act for the summary treatment of sedition in India has caused several cricket clubs to dissolve. “ O V A L B R E I D ’ S O V A L W H I T E . The oelebrated preparation for cleaning Cricket and all Buff Leather Goodi, Warranted not to rab off or cake. As used at Ken­ nington Oval, and highly recommended by K. 8. Ranjitsinhji, Dr, W. G. Grace, O. B. Fry, Lord Dalmeny, Australian XI., 1905, G. L. Jessop, &o., Ac. P a ck e d in z in c boxes, 6d. p er box. J. J. REID, 378, Kennlngton Rd., London. Printed and Published by M e r r it t & H a tc h e r , L td ., 167,168 and 169, Upper Thames Street, London, B.C., December 24th, 11»08.