Cricket 1909

64 CR ICK E T : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A pr il 15, 1909. In 1898-9 he made 92 v. New Zealand, and in 1899-1900 104 v. Tasmania; but he got no more chances in Sheffield Shield games. On the N.S.W. side Ferris and Charlton reappeared after long absences, but neither did much. There were nine double figure scores in Victoria’s first, including 53 not out by McMichael, 53 by Graham, 49 by Worrall, 45 by Giller, and 40 by Trumble. The total was 320. N.S.W. replied with 263, of which Mackenzie and Pye contributed 168 between them, the two adding 159 for the fifth wicket. The big man played the best innings of the match for his 88; Pye’s 80 included many good hits, but too many “ if” strokes on the off. Trott’s 92, made with a lot of luck and in two instalments, with Worrall to run for him after his break­ down, was just half Victoria’s second innings total, and the only other double figure scorers were Bruce (21), Murray, and Giller. No one reached 20 in the visitors’ second, the total of which exactly equalled Trott’s score. Roche’ s five for 51 was the best analysis of the match. Trott had four for 44 in N.S.W.’s first; and for the losers, McKibbin (8 for 187) and Pye (4 for 96) did best. (To be continued.) Most InnNot in an ings out. inns. Runs. Aver. J. E. Jewell ... 14 2 132 578 48-16 C. deC. Hamilton ... 13 3 74 306 30 60 L. S. M. Page ... ... 15 2 86 387 29-76 A. H. Burnann... ... 8 2 58* 171 28-50 E. W. Morris ... ... 13 0 50 304 23-38 L. G. Blackmore 7 3 55 79 19-75 R. H. Heath ... ... 11 0 63 215 19-55 K. M. B. Cross... ... 8 2 33* 114 19-00 D. Macmillan ... ... 10 2 64* 140 17-37 G. T rotter......... 7 0 35 65 9-38 R. V. Routledge ... 6 1 16* 45 9-00 G. C. Payne ... ... 7 2 6 13 2-60 * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. W. E. Blackmore.. 84 7 322 18 17-88 R. V. Routledge.. 195*3 33 680 33 20-61 J. E. Jew ell......... 75-2 7 317 15 21-13 E. W. Morris 1 G 2 70 3 23-33 D. Macmillan 68 5 270 10 27-00 G. C. Payne......... 13S-4 14 586 19 30-84 G. Trotter ......... 19 3 76 2 38 00 L. S. M. Page .. 7 0 43 1 43-00 HAILEYBURY COLLEGE. BATTING AVERAGES. H. J. C. Hammond... B. Pawle .................. J. M. De Freitas Most InnNot in an ings. out. inns. Runs. Aver. 17 1 105 639 39-93 11 5 53* 169 28-16 13 0 67 365 28-07 Inn­ ings. Not out. Most in an inns. Runs. Aver. W. Cooper .......... ... 8 1 68 174 24-85 E. M. Dawson ... .. 13 1 5S 271 22-58 R. S. Stafford ... ... 16 2 49* 307 21-92 F. L. Davies .. 16 1 53 242 16-13 G. L. Waller ... ... 17 0 43 269 15-82 W. P. Geen ... 17 3 37* 295 14-64 J. King ........... 9 2 29 93 13-28 B. M. S. Mackenzie... 15 2 20 * 131 10-07 * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. G. L. Waller.......... 199 15 749 44 17-02 B. Pawle .......... 191 38 500 18 27-77 J. M. De Freitas... 117-4 23 402 14 28-71 H. J. C. Hammond 127-2 19 474 15 31-60 J. K in g .................. 143 21 569 15 37-93 E. M. 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Being the ONLY Publication giving the full Scores and Bowling Analyses of every first-class Cricket Match played in 1908. P rice 1/- P o st F ree 1/4 InnNot in an ings. out. inns. Runs. Aver. C. M. Van Buuren .. 14 1 50 242 18-61 H. A. Wilson ... .. 12 1 50* 196 17-81 B. Whitmore-Searle .. 16 4 37* 180 15-00 E. W. Gilbert ... .. 17 0 53 243 14-29 W. W. Dennis ... .. 13 0 40 133 10-23 R. B. Broad .. 16 0 34 14S 9-25 C. D. Martyn ... .. 15 2 36* 117 9 00 F. N. Blackall ... .. 12 2 31 88 8-80 A. Gould .......... .. 17 1 35 116 7-25 H. W. Yockney ... 15 0 17 73 4-S 6 D. Neave .......... ... 15 1 11 * 40 2-85 * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. W. W. Dennis 245-4 40 730 48 15-20 C. D. Martyn 112 11 437 21 20 S 0 H. W. Yockney ... 38-1 1 193 9 21-44 D. F. N eave.......... 199 41 702 27 26-00 F. N. Blackall ... 43 7 145 6 24-16 C. M. Van Buuren 6 0 29 1 29-00 R. B. Broad.......... 12 0 8 S 3 29-33 T. R. L ew is.......... 29 2 116 2 58-00 E. W. 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