Cricket 1909

i8o C R IC K E T : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J une i o , 1909. VICTORIAN AVERAGES. Times Most Not in an Total Inns. out., inns. Runs. Aver. J. A in slie........... ... 3 1 107* 266 133-00 F. T. Delves 3 1 162 212 106-00 V. S. Ransford... ... 10 2 182 825 103-12 J. H. Stuckey ... ... 3 1 129 165 82-50 D. Smith ........... ... 5 0 94 251 50*20 T. Horan, junr.... F. Vaughan ... 2 0 55 74 37-00 ... 2 0 51 65 32-50 P. A. McAlister ... 10 0 ‘ 108 312 31-20 W. Carkeck ... 3 2 15 31 31*00 W. W. Armstrong 9 0 171 257 28-55 F. Laver ........... ... 7 1 47 163 27-16 L. P. Vernon ... 7 0 67 185 26-42 G. H azlitt........... ... 8 1 62 183 26-14 E. V. Carroll ... ... 9 0 80 232 25-77 H. F. Parsons ... ... 3 0 64 75 25-00 T. S. Warne ... ... 5 0 58 119 23*80 C. McKenzie ... ... 8 0 59 172 21-50 F. B. Collins ... ... 4 2 14 38 19-00 J. Matthews ... 1 0 18 18 18-00 J. Kyle ........... ... 2 0 20 23 11-50 W. Reeves.......... ... 1 0 11 11 11-00 J. Horan ........... ... 3 0 12 22 7-33 T. Hastings ... 5 0 13 34 6-80 J. V. Saunders... ... 11 3 17 45 5-62 A. Lampard ... 1 0 4 4 4-00 * Signifies not out. WEST AUSTRALIAN AVERAGES. Times Most not in an Total Inns. out. inns. Runs. Aver. T. Hogue ... .......... 6 0 70 211 35-16 A. Patfield... .......... 2 1 21* 29 29-00 T. Coyne ... .......... 4 0 62 114 28*50 A. Christian ......... 6 0 73 169 2S-16 E. F. Parker ......... 10 0 86 258 25-80 R. M. Evans ......... 6 1 34* 105 21-00 C. W. Harper .......... 4 3 11* 16 16-00 C. H. Howard .......... 6 2 30 63 15-75 S. H. D. Rowe .......... 6 0 21 76 12-66 R. Selk................ ......... 4 0 28 48 12-00 A. Banks ... ........... 2 0 19 19 9-50 Dr. Anderson .......... 3 1 8 11 5-50 H. A. Evers ......... 2 0 6 7 3-50 E. H antke... .......... 2 0 2 * Signifies not out. 2 1-00 The following individual scores of 100 or more were made during the season • Ainslie, J. 107* Victoria v. Tasmania, at Hobart. Armstrong. W. W. 171 Victoria v. New South Wales, at Sydney. Bardsley, W. 119 New South Wales v. South Australia, at Sydney. 192 New South Walesv. Victoria, at Sydney. 260 The Australian XI. v. Rest of Australia, at Melbourne. Delves, F. T. 162 Victoria v. Tasmania, at Launceston. Gehrs, D. R. A. 102 South Australia v. New South Wales, at Sydney. 106 South Australia v. West Australia, at Fre­ mantle. 113 South Australia v. West Australia, at Fre­ mantle (return). Gregory, S. E. 179 New South Wales v. Victoria, at Sydney. 126* The Australian XI. v. Rest of Australia, at Sydney. Hawson, R. J. 139 Tasmania v. Victoria, at Hobart Hill, C. 141 South Australia v. Victoria, at Adelaide Hopkins, A. J. 218 New South Wales v. South Australia, at Adel­ aide. Macartney, C. G. 100 New South Wales v. South Australia, at Sydney. Mayne, E. R. 142 South Australia v. Victoria, at Melbourne. 101 Rest of Australia v. the Australian X I., at Mel­ bourne. McAlister, P. A. 108 Victoria v. New South Wales, at Sydney. Noble, M. A. 213 New South Wales v. South Australia, at Adel­ aide. 213 New South Wales v. Victoria, at Sydney. 125 The Australian XI. v. Rest of Australia, at Sydney. Ransford, V. S. 131 Victoria v. South Australia, at Adelaide. 171* Victoria v. South Australia, at Melbourne. 1106 } vic*oria v- ^ ew South Wales, at Sydney. Stuckey, J. H. 129 Victoria v. Tasmania, at Launceston. White, A. B. S. 147 New South Wales v. Queensland, at Brisbane. * Signifies not out. a Signifies 1st innings, and b second. Although only 34 wickets fell in the match at Sydney between New South Wales and Victoria, as many as seven individual hundreds were scored— three for the former side and four (of which Ransford claimed two) for the latter. The most remunerative partnerships of the season were as follow s:— Runs. Wkt. 304 for 2nd, M. A. Noble (213) and W. Bardsley (192) : New South Wales v. Victoria, at Sydney. 283 ,, 2nd, A. J. Hopkins (218) and M. A. Noble (213): New' South Wales v. South Australia, at Adelaide. 246 ,, 2nd, S. E. Gregory (126 not out) and M. A. Noble (125): The Eleven v. Rest of Australia, at Sydney. 207 ,, 4th, W. W. Armstrong (171) and V. S. Rans­ ford (110): Victoria v. New South Wales, at Sydney. 203 ,, 1st, W. Bardsley (119) and C. G. Macartney (100): New South Wales v. South Australia, at Sydney. 186 ,, 1st, F. T. Delves (162) and J. Ainslie (67): Victoria v. Tasmania, at Launceston. 183 ,, 3rd, R. J. Hawson (139) and D. Paton (81): Tasmania v. Victoria, at Hobart. 183 ,, 7th, F. Chancellor (99) and J. Hudson (82 not ou t): Tasmania v. Victoria, at Hobart. 178 „ 2nd, V. S. Ransford (182) and T. Horan, junr. (55): Victoria v. New South Wales, at Sydney. 149 „ 3rd, M. A. Noble (213) and Rev. E. F. Waddy (64): New South Wales v. South Australia, at Adelaide. 149 ,, 7th, J. H. Stuckey (129) and H. F. Parsons (64): Victoria v. Tasmania, at Laun­ ceston. 148 ,, 3rd, W. Bardsley (264) and V. S. Ransford (75): The Eleven v. Rest of Australia, at Melbourne. 138 „ 6th, C. Hill (141) and D. R. A. Gehrs (70): South Australia v. Victoria, at Adelaide. 133 „ 7th, E. V. Carroll (80) and L. P. Vernon (57): Victoria v. South Australia, at Adelaide. 131 ,, 1st, A. J. Hopkins (218) and W. Bardsley (56): New South Wales v. South Australia, at Adelaide. 131 ,, 4th, V. S. Ransford (182) and P. A. McAlister (108): Victoria v. New South Wales, at Sydney. 130 ,, 6th, E. It. Mayne (142) and D. R. A. Gehrs (75) : South Australia v. Victoria, at Melbourne. 125 „ 5th, M. A. Noble (213) and S. E. Gregory (179): New South Wales v. Victoria, at Sydney. 125 ,, 4th, T. Hogue (70) and T. Coyne (62): West Australia v. South Australia, at Fre­ mantle. 122 „ 4th, D. R. A. Gehrs (113) and G. T. Bloom­ field (65) : South Australia v. West Australia, at Fremantle. 121 ,, 6tli, W. Bardsley (264) and C. G. Macartney (72): The Eleven v. Rest of Australia, at Melbourne. 119 ,, 2nd, W. Bardsley (264) and M. A. Noble (62): The Eleven v. Rest of Australia, at Mel­ bourne. 119 „ 1st, E. It. Mayne (101) and E. F. Parker (65): Rest of Australia v. The Eleven, at Mel­ bourne. 115 „ 2nd, N. Claxton (80) and E. R. Mayne (51): South Australia v. Victoria, at Adelaide. 112 „ 5th, J. Ainslie (107 not out) and D. Smith (77): Victoria v. Tasmania, at Hobart. 109 „ 5th, A. B. S. White (147) and A. J. Nichols (58): New South Wales v. Queensland, at Brisbane. 107 ,, 4th, J. Thomson (68) and W. B. Hayes (52): Queensland v. New South Wales, at Sydney. 106 „ 4th, E. R. Mayne (101) and E. V. Carroll (69): Rest of Australia v. The Eleven, at Mel­ bourne. 106 ,, 2nd, J. Ainslie (92) and F. Vaughan (51): Victoria v. Tasmania, at Hobart. 104 ,, 1st, A. J. Hopkins (55) and W. Bardsley (48); ltest of Australia v. The Eleven, at Sydney. 101 „ 8th, E. R. Crouch (67) and J. S. Hutcheon (64): Queensland v. New South Wales, at Brisbane. It will be seen that Bardsley took part in three three-figure stands whilst scoring 264 in the Trial match at Melbourne. I I I.— T h e B ow lers . NEW SOUTH WALES AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. W kts. Aver. M. A. Noble .. ... 109-4 34 264 11 24-00 E. P. Barbour ... 15 0 80 3 26-66 J. C. Barnes ... ... 88 2 415 15 27-66 N. Y. Deane ... ... 12-4 1 56 2 28-00 C. G. Macartney ... 104-1 27 269 9 29-88 C. Kelleway ... ... 179 40 599 20 29-95 L. A. Minnett ... 37 8 *3 3 31-00 H. Goddard ... ... 13 2 64 2 32-00 F. B. Johnson ... 91-5 8 368 11 33-45 A. Cotter.......... ... 188-5 22 651 19 34-26 S. H. Emery ... ... 114 20 391 10 39-10 A. J. Hopkins ... 118-4 25 336 8 42-00 The following failed to take a wicket — J. Scott .......... ... 18 3 71 0 ~ QUEENSLAND AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. W. B. Hayes ... ... 70-1 9 249 14 17-78 J. W. MacLaren ... 85-1 22 228 7 32-57 C. E. Simpson ... 88-2 11 289 8 36-12 J. Thomson ... ... 8 1 51 1 51-00 S. J. Redgrave ... 51 8 188 3 62*66 The following failed to take a wickct C. Stewart ... 6 0 16 0 — W. Sewart ... 14 3 44 0 — SOUTH AUSTRALIAN AVERAGES. Overs Mdns. Runs Wkts. Aver. C. Hill .......... ... 4 0 18 1 18-00 J. C. Reedman ... 111*4 24 294 16 18-37 K. H. Quist ... ... 63*1 12 189 10 18-90 J. A. O’Connor ... 299-2 67 920 40 23-00 L. E. Howard ... 101-2 26 286 12 23-83 N. Claxton ... 62 11 197 8 24-62 D. R. A. Gehrs ... 28 5 75 3 25-00 W. A. Hewer ... ... 38 3 117 4 29-25 A. H. Pretty ... ... 23-3 0 113 3 37-66 W. Stirling ... .. 26 8 83 2 41-50 A. W. Wright... .. 92-4 17 253 6 4216 W. J. W hitty... ... 176-4 45 539 11 49-00 L. R. Hill ... 121 23 345 7 49-28 The following failed to take a wicket E. R. Mayne ... ... 1-2 0 8 0 — C. E. Dolling... ... 2 0 12 0 — L. W. Chamberlain 5 1 25 0 — F. T. Hack ... ... 21 9 38 0 — J. H. Pellew ... ... 12 0 82 0 — TASMANIAN AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. A. C. Facy ........... 98-1 17 353 13 27-15 E. A. Windsor 37 6 142 5 28-40 F. Chancellor.......... 23 2 94 2 47-00 C. Martin ........... 15 0 60 1 60-00 T. Carroll ........... 23-5 3 87 1 87-00 T. A. Braithwaite... 46 5 198 2 99-00 D. Paton................. 53 9 160 1 160-00 The following failed to take a wicket — E. W. Harrison .. 1 0 8 0 _ R. J. Hawson 7 1 25 0 — H. Woolley ......... 6 0 34 0 — T. Elliott................. 10 1 56 0 — VICTORIAN AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs Wkts. Aver. J. H. Stuckey . 5 2 7 2 3-50 J. Matthews ... . 39 11 91 12 7-58 W. W. Armstrong. . 2U8 5-2 451 26 17-34 C. McKenzie ... . . 84 17 231 9 25-66 J. Ainslie ... . . 21 4. 55 2 27-50 G. Hazlitt ... . . 154 26 494 17 29-05 F. B. Collins ... . . 76-1 13 264 9 29-33 L. P. Vernon ... . . 118-4 15 415 13 31-92 J. Kyle ................ . 89-4 31 172 5 34-40 F. L aver................ . 162 38 431 12 35-91 V. S. Ransford . 17 1 73 2 36*50 J. V. Saunders . 2145 37 751 17 44-17 T. S. Warne ... . . 14-2 1 69 1 69-00 H. F. Parsons . 52 13 170 2 S5-00 The following failed to take a wicket J. H oran................ . 3 0 7 0 __ F. T. Delves ... . 4 0 16 0 __ P. A. McAlister . . 3 0 21 0 __ E. V. Carroll ... . . 3 0 26 0 — WEST AUSTRALIAN AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. T. Hogue................ .. 40 5 114 18 14-25 A. Christian ... .. 141-2 31 432 25 17-28 T. C oyne................ .. 25 3 69 3 23-00 Dr. Anderson .. 16 3 56 2 28 00 C. W. Harper... .. 29 4 89 2 44-50 R. Selk ................ . 110 24 273 6 45*50