Cricket 1910

1 2 6 CR ICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M ay 12, 1910. TH E AU STRAL IAN TEAM IN N EW ZE A LAN D . (Continued from Page 107.) 9 t h M a tc h — v . NEW ZEALAND. Played at Wellington on March‘26, 28 and 29. ( second test match .) Australia won by 162 runs. New Zealand won the toss and put Australia in, but it is doubtful if they obtained any advantage from the move. Smith played a vigorous and faultless innings of 102, scoring well all round the wicket and making his runs out of 165 obtaiued whilst in. Facy bowled capitally when New Zealand went in, and in a total of 177 took seven wicket for 71—a capital performance. The feature of the match, however, was supplied by Mayne aud Bardsley, who made 178 for the first wicket when Australia went in for the second time : they scored 100 in 55 minutes and made the result of the match almost assured. The home side never appeared likely to make the runs set them, especially as Whitty was able to bowl on a wicket affected by rain, and were beaten by 162 runs. Score and analysis :— A ustralia . First innings. E. R. Mayne, b Brice...........13 T. S. Warne, c Boxshall, b B ennett.......................... 7 C. Kelleway, run out.......... 14 D. Smith, b Reese ...........102 W. W. Armstrong, b Brice 6 W. Bardsley, lbw, b Brice... £6 S. H. Emery, b Sandman... 32 A. J. Hopkins, lbw, b Brice 8 A. C. Facy, c Sims, b Brice 0 W. J. Whitty c Sims b San dm an .......................... 8 C. R. Gorry, not o u t ........... 3 B 17, lb 14... ..........31 Second innings. notout........... not o u t ......... b Sandman... c Boxshall, Bennett .. st Boxshall, Sandman... ... 90 ... 21 ... 16 ... 3 b ... 71 b b Reese ........... 8 B 11, lb 4 ... 15 Total ...................260 Total (5 wks)...232 N ew Z ealand . First innings H. B. Lusk, b Whitty ... 22 L. G. Hemus, c Gorry, b Facy ................................... 0 E. V. Sale, run out ........24 A. Haddon, b Facy ......... 0 D. Reese, run out ....... 69 H. D. Siedeberg, b Facy ... 1 A. Sims, b F a c y ............... 37 S. Brice, c Gorry, b Whitty 8 S. Sandman, b Facy ......... 3 J. H. Bennett, b Facy ... 6 C. Boxshall, b Facy ......... 0 B 2, lb 5 .................. 7 Total ... Second innings, c Armstrong b Facy................... 0 c Armstrong, b Whitty ........... 0 c Gorry, b Warne 21 lbw, b Whitty b Whitty ........... c and b Whitty... b Emery ........... c Kelleway, b Whitty ........... c Bardsley, b Emery ........... b W hitty ........... not out... ..........177 A ustralia. First innings. B 13, lb 6, nb 3 22 Totai...........153 Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Brice .. 18 1 70 5 ... ... 11 0 48 0 Bennett... ... 18 4 71 1 ... ... 12 0 62 1 Reese ... ... 9 0 56 1 ... ... 5 0 26 1 Sandeman ... 7 0 32 2 ... ... 16 1 62 2 Haddon .. ... 3 0 19 0 N ew Z ealand . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Whitty ... ... 27 4 71 2 ... ... 16 9 28 6 Facy ... .,.. 28 5 71 7 ... ... 8 2 28 1 Armstrong ... 6 2 10 0 ... ... 2 0 6 0 Hopkins .. 6 2 13 0 ... Warne ... . ,.. 1 0 5 0 ... 7 0 49 1 Emery ... ... 8 2 20 2 1 0 th M a tc h . - v . HAWKE’S BAY. ( last op the toijk ). This m atch, w hich should have been played at Napier on April 1, 2 and 4, was abandoned ow ing to the ground being unfit for play after heavy floods. AnMU TEWTQ ___ Suitable for gardens Mill VI I I KLN I O a cricket, or camping out, 40ft. round, pegs, poles, lines, complete (with tent bag included) for 35s. each ; cheaper kinds from 15s. each. Write for list of fancy garden tents.— H J. GASSON, Government Contractor, Rye. AU STRAL IAN PUBLIC SCHOOL AVER AG E S , 1909-10. (Continued from page 100.) PRINCE ALFRED COLLEGE, ADELAIDE. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most not in an Total Inns. out. inns. Runs. Aver. D. M. Steele ... 10 3 122 534 76-28 K. N. Steele ... 7 2 49 191 38 20 C .A . Willcox ... ... 8 0 99 280 35-00 I. E. Ashby ... ... 9 4 25 125 25 00 E. P. Howard ... ... 9 1 44 161 20-12 A. G. Ward 7 0 36 137 19-57 L. K. Swann ... ... 2 0 35 39 19-50 L. T. Cowan ... 6 1 34 79 15-80 E. L. P. Goddard ... 6 0 44 84 14-00 J. R. Sullivan ... ... 8 1 40 94 13-42 R. Warnecke ... ... 8 0 27 80 1000 W. R. Snow ... 5 0 14 49 9-80 BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns Runs Wkts. Aver. K. N. S teele......... 103 18 283 26 10-88 I. E. Ashby ... . . 122 23 358 22 16-27 L. T. C ow an ......... . 66 2 164 10 16-40 E. P. Howard 96 12 302 17 17*76 E. L. P. Goddard. . 30 3 108 6 18-00 D. M. Steele ... . . 50 8 143 5 2S-60 C. A. Willcox... . . 26 3 117 4 29*25 ST. PETER’S COLLEGE, ADELAIDE. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most not in an Total Inns. out. inns. runs. Aver. A. G. Moyes . ... 10 1 145 667 74-11 J. T. Murray .. . .. 8 1 133 371 53-00 A. Li. Davidson ... 8 4 55 125 31-25 B. H. Swift ... ... 7 1 63 167 27-83 M. W. Woodley ... 8 2 94 160 26-66 C. E. Pellew . ... 9 0 79 202 22-44 M. Stevenson .. 7 3 22* 72 18-00 L. A. Hayward.. . ... 5 0 49 66 13-20 H. E. Daw . ... 6 0 34 57 9-50 C. H. Williams.. . ... 6 1 14 32 6-40 R. B adger......... . ... 4 0 12 24 6-00 J. B. J o s e .................. 6 0 14 31 5-16 * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. A. G. Moyes ... ... 129 26 378 28 13-50 J. T. Murray ... ... 109 4 402 24 16-75 H. L. Davidson ... 78 17 225 11 20*45 L. A. Hayward ... 43 2 169 8 21-12 R. Badger ... 33 3 109 5 21-80 H. H. Marten ... 25 0 122 4 30-50 B. H. Swift ... ... 49 4 218 7 31-14 THE KING’S SCHOOL, PARRAMATTA. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most W. Pitt-Brown ... H. T. Biddulph W. A. Walford ... D. V. Walford ... F. E. Bundock... N. R. D owling.. D. Rock ........... A. D. Mitchell ... A. Little ........... C. H. Macdonald H. F. Rutledge... J. V. G. See J. R. Baird not in an Total Inns. out. inns. runs. Aver. 16 1 118 609 40-60 25 2 76* 760 33 04 27 0 100 858 31-77 26 2 74* 562 23-41 23 3 70 418 20-90 10 5 21 104 20*80 18 5 37* 254 19-53 24 3 50 367 17*47 23 1 67 295 13-40 9 1 37* 88 11-00 17 5 21* 102 8-50 13 4 16 60 6-66 7 2 4* 12 2-40 * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. J. V. G. See ... ... 372 81 1200 66 18-18 D. V. Walford .. 262 13 1036 56 18 50 D. R o c k ................ .. 34 3 159 8 19*87 H. T. Biddulph ... 309 49 1254 62 20-22 F. E. Bundock .. S6 10 348 13 26-76 C. H. Macdonald ... 32 7 135 27-00 W. Pitt-Brown .. 52 10 216 6 36-00 J. R. Baird ... .. 59 6 308 8 38-50 WESLEY COLLEGE, MELBOURNE. PUBLIC SCHOOL MATCHES. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most not in an Total Inns. out. inns. Runs. Aver. R. L. Park.......... ... 7 2 125 445 89-00 C. B. Willis ... ... 7 2 77 305 6100 R. Hatch ........... .. 3 0 42 65 21-66 P. E. Griffiths ... 4 0 40 76 19-00 J. L. Doubleday ... 6 0 48 89 14-83 H. A. Glasscock .. 5 2 19* 40 13-33 J. W. Grieve ... 7 0 33 83 11-85 A. F. A. Masciorini .. 5 1 24 39 9*75 J. R. Surgeon ... 5 0 21 46 9-20 J. Daley ........... ... 4 0 15 27 6-75 V. H. French ... ... 5 2 9* 19 6*33 * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. C. B. Willis ... ... 91 10 340 29 11-72 H. A. Glasscock ... 137 34 280 22 12-72 A. F. Masciorini ... 59 15 136 6 2-2-66 V. H. French... ... 61 9 190 8 23-75 J. D aley................ .. 40 12 97 3 32 33 R, L. Park ... ... 23 3 79 2 39-50 J. R. Surgeon .. 16 1 74 1 74-00 A FAM IL Y MATCH . Second innings, b W. Jefferys ... 0 14 i A. Jefferys, b Bob Jefferys ... 52 H O R T O N S v. J E F F E R Y S . Played on the Show Ground, Goulburn, March 24 and 25, 1910, and won by the Horton Family by eight wickets. The victors represented three families, the sons of James, John, and William Horton, who were cricketers in their younger days. In addition to the eleven, they provided an umpire and a scorer named Horton. In the Jefferys were two families of brothers (one numbering five and the other four), a cousin and a son of one of the brothers. All the members of the Jefferys team were born within a short distance of Goulburn. In 1892 the team won the cup for competition among country clubs of Goulburn, and has retained it since. In 1898 the Jefferys lost only one match out of 21 played. Score:— E leven H ortons . First innings. F. L. Horton, run out .. 24 J. R. Horton, c R ., b W. Jefferys ..........................30 notout. Sidney Horton, ht wkt, b W. Jefferys ................... 8 T. J. Horton, lbw, b G. Jefferys .......................... William Horton, b Andrew Jefferys ........................... Thomas Horton, c Arthur, b G. Jefferys .................. 3 H. A. Horton, b Arthur Jefferys ..........................16 John Horton, not out ... 88 James Horton, b R. Jefferys 72 not out Walter Horton, bR.Jefferys 0 A. Horton, b R. Jefferys ... 6 Byes, &c. ... * ...........19 Byes, &c. ... 2 Total ...........323 Total(2wkts) 39 E leven J efferys . First innings. Second innings. George Jefferys, b Frank Horton ........................... 7 b W. Horton ... 23 Robert Jefferys, b Frank Horton .........................60 b W. Horton ... 17 Dan Jefferys, b Will Horton 36 c W. Horton, b F. Horton ... 34 Walter Jefferys, b Jack Horton .......................... 13 c and b F. Horton 2 Charles Jefferys, b Jack Horton ........................... 4 b F. Horton ... 0 Alfred Jefferys, run out ... 4 c F. Horton, b W. Horton ........... Arthur Jefferys, not o u t... 33 b F. Horton Richard Jefferys, c and b John Horton ................... 9 b F. Horton Bruce Jefferys, c Tom, b John Horton .................12 b F. Horton James Jefferys, b Will Horton .......................... 0 not out .................. Harry Jefferys, c James, b John Horton ................... l b W. Horton ... Byes, &c.......................19 Byes, &c. ... ... 22 Total ...198 Total.t. .156 [This is the match which, owing to an inaccuracy in a cabled report, was stated last month in Gossip to have been played by twenty-two members of the Horton Family. See page 89, col. 3.— Ed., Cricket.]