Cricket 1910

g 6 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A p r i l 2 8 , 1 9 1 0 . BEDFORD MODERN SCHOOL. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most not in an Total Inns. out. inns. Runs. Aver. G. N. Allen ... 12 0 126 41T 34 75 S. V. Graham ... ... 12 2 94 295 29-50 H. J. Wesley ... ... 7 0 29 92 1314 G. P. Armstrong ... 9 0 33 91 1011 A. E. Haynes ... 0 3 12 55 9-16 F. V. Seymour ... ... 11 2 29 81 9 00 F. W. Cherry ... ... 10 3 30* 59 8-42 A. C. Ingram ... ... 10 0 23 67 6-70 F. C. W. Newman ... 12 1 15 66 6-00 E. O. S. Wiley ... ... 11 0 21 61 5-54 C. W. Whitworth ... 4 0 11 21 5-25 H. E. Warton ... ... 7 3 9* 11 2-75 N. Williamson ... ... 7 0 6 11 1-57 * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs Mdns. Runs Wkts. Aver. G. N. Allen ... . 88-5 10 312 17 18-35 F. W. Cherry... . 72 8 272 13 20-92 S. V. Graham... . 180-5 29 548 25 21-92 H. E. Warton . 80 11 270 12 22*50 E. 0 . S. Wiley . 104*3 13 214 13 31-69 LANCING COLLEGE BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most not in an Total !Inns. out. inns. Runs. Aver. D. A. Wilkinson ... 15 1 87 581 41-50 E. G. S. Leadam ... 16 1 64 318 21-20 R. O. Clark ... 16 2 38 240 17-14 G. B. Liddlelow ... 12 4 39 173 15*73 R. K. Simms ... ... 15 2 50 201 15*46 G. L. Selby ... 15 0 58 225 15-00 C. F. Gordon ... 12 1 35 160 14-54 A. Hughes-Hallett ... 11 2 23 9S 10 88 J. F. Evetts 6 4 6* 14 7-00 H. J. G. Griffin .. ... 10 3 17 43 6-14 R. C. Birkett ... ... 13 2 13* 28 2 54 * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. G. L. Selby ... . . 84-2 18 244 17 14-35 R. C. Birkett... . 149-2 11 589 33 17-84 R. 0. Clark ... . . 107-1 13 343 17 2017 E. G. S. Leadam . . 148-4 31 388 15 25 86 Before Purchasing, Club Secretaries should w rite to ODD & SONS, For Illustrated List of CRICKET GOODS, &c. N E W B L A D E S A R E P A IR S A T S H O R T N O T ICE . Surrey Sports Depot, Nor th End, CROYDON HARROW SCHOOL. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most not in an Total Inns. out. inns. runs. Aver. T. L. G. Turnbull ... 3 0 131 187 62-33 G. E. V. Crutchley ... 11 0 88 • 2S7 26-09. A. C. Straker ......... . 8 3 34 114 22-80 T. B. Wilson ......... 9 1 32 129 16:12 A. II. Lang ......... . 10 0 48 160 15-00 G. W. V. Hopley ... 13 0 31 160 12-30 T. O. Jam eson......... . 11 1 37 122 12*20 J. M. H illyard......... 11 4 19 77 11*00 G. F. Earle................. . 9 0 28 75 8*33 K. G. De Jongh ,. 8 1 14* 48 6*86 W. F a lcon ................. . 7 1 14 22 3*66 * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. G. F. Earle ...........118*5 21 340 29 11*72 G. E. V. Crutchley 113-3 22 328 25 13-12 A. C. Straker.......... 10*1 1 45 3 15-00 J. M. Hillyard ... 81*5 14 292 18 16-22 W. Falcon ........... 41 10 155 9 17-22 TONBRIDGE SCHOOL. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most not in an Total Inns. out. inns. runs. Aver. T. E. Bourdillon . 13 2 108 640 58-18 F. H. Knott ......... . 12 0 198 484 40-33 H. F. Edmonds . 13 2 S2 369 33-54 W. J. Eales................. . 9 2 55* 156 22*28 L. Marzetti ......... . 11 1 85* 216 2160 W. B. England .. .. 8 1 37 109 15*57 H. G. Pegg ......... . 11 0 79 165 15*00 J. E. Liebenrood 6 2 25* 59 14-75 C. A. S. Pattisson .. 8 1 32* 95 13-57 R. J. Lendon-Smitli. . 8 3 17* 47 9-40 O. W. Sherwell .. ... 3 0 17 21 7-00 G. A. W illiams......... 4 1 C> 18 6-00 S. M. Rawson ... .. . 5 0 25 29 5-80 P. R. Battiscombe ... 4 1 13* 14 4-66 E. J. B. Hobrow . 3 1 4* 8 4-00 * Signifies not out. G E O R G E A V ER Y & SON , Cricket Ball Manufacturers, 0 & 11, Charles Street, SOUTHBOROUGH, KENT. Established 1861. G. AVERY and SON during the past 49years of their establishment have rarely known a trial order fail to elicit contii ued patronate, all their balls being of the best possible material and workmanship, while lheir easy icsponse to eveiy stroke is noted by all who use them. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. T. E. Bourdillon ... 227-3 46 659 46 14-32 R. J. Lendon-Smith 115-1 33 463 29 15-96 E. J. B. Hobrow ... 41 7 129 6 21*50 F. H. Knott .......... 52 3 198 8 24-70 W. B. England 71 16 205 10 26-55 H. G. Pegg .......... 57 8 213 . . V:. 42 60 S. M. Rawson... ... 20 2 108 1 ' 108 CO MALVERN COLLEGE. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most not in an Total Innsi. out. inns. rims. Aver. D. K nigh t................... 12 1 99 376 34*18 H. S. Kcvill-Davies. .. 12 0 121 • 409 34-09 G. C. Lucas ... . .. i 1 S6 186 31-00 C. S. Morice ... ... 10 4 3S* 162 27*00 R. G. Thompson .. 12 1 55 295 26-81 F. C. G. Naumann ... 9 0 52 176 19-55 R. C. Burton ... ... 8 0 67 154 19 25 R. E. B. Davey... . 7 0 69 115 16-42 P. H. Murray ... ... 11 2 37* 141 15*66 A. W. H. Scott .. 7 1 35 89 14*S3 A. C. P. Arnold 7 3 24 45 11*25 * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. A. W. H. Scott ... 158*2 24 530 24 22-08 C. S. Morice ........... 171 20 610 27 22-59 R. C. B urton........... 133 14 509 21 24-24 R. G. Thompson ... 41*5 3 212 8 26-50 H. S. Kevill-Davies 48 4 155 5 • 31-00 G. C. Lucas ........... 37 2 171 5 34*20 D. Knight ........... 5 0 24 •2 12 00 ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. “ T rack .”—We fear we cannot supply you with such names and addresses as you desire. Lord Dalmeny has returned to town from The Cottage, Mentmore, Leighton Buzzard. “ O Y R E I D ’ S O V A L W H I T E . The celebrated preparation for cleaning Cricket and all Buff Leather Qoode. Warranted not to rnb off or cake. As used at Ren- oin*rton Oval, and highly recommended by K P- Ranjitsinhji, Dr. W . G. Grace, 0 . B. Fry, Lord Dalmeny. Australian XL. 191)5. G. L. .Tessop. Ac.. Ar. Packed in zin c boxes. 6d. per box. J. J. REID, 878, Kennington Rd., London. & Manufactured by E v e r , Bat made by H n H H e s d o n Experts o f the best 1 ■ u u u c a u u i l , HERTS. W illow & thoroughly seasoned. All requisites for the game kept in stock. Catalogues post free. By Royal W a rran t, M akers to H.M. The King. RANSOMES’ LAWN MOWERS. TH E B E S T I N TH E W OR LD . Specially adapted fo r Cricket Grounds. THREE GOLD MEDALS. 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