Cricket 1910

400 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME S e p t . 8 , 1910. CRICKET IN AMERICA. FORMATION OF THE WESTERN CANADA CRICKET ASSOCIATION. Cricket history was made at the Winnipeg city hall last night, when delegates from Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba gathered together aud inaugurated the Western Canada Cricket Association. This provincial body will in the future govern cricket affairs from the great lakes to the mountains. Arthur R. Morrison, who was last night, amidst much enthusiasm, elected the first honorary secretary, and who is the conceiver of the organisation, said that the idea was to stimulate the game in the west in a manner that was impossible with out a large parent body. Important matters decided at last night’s meeting in addition to the election of officers, was the fact that each club should subscribe a dollar towards the upkeep of the Association. An annual Tournament will be held, and in future years an attempt made to send a represen tative side to try conclusions with the east. T. H. Hooper, who presided last night, also spoke of the benefit that would accrue to the game by the ofganisation of the more comprehensive body. The Tournament now being held it was resolved should be the first held under the auspices of the Association, and the winners will be declared champions of Western Canada. The three Lieutenant-Governors of the provinces concerned were elected hon. patrons; the three Premiers, hon. presi dents ; Hon. T. Mayne Daly was elected president, and Judge T. C. H. Johnstone (Saskatchewan). Hon. H. S. McCarthy, M.P., (Alberta), and H. Hooper (Manitobi) vice- presidents. Arthur R. Morrison is hon. secretary, and J. Creighton, auditor. Each province will be entitled to send delegates to meetings. The more detailed regulations of the Association will be settled by means of correspondence. During the course of the meeting Mr. Morrison read a messago of welcome from Mayor Evans also expressing regret that he was unable to attend the meeting. This greeting was the subject of a vote of thanks. W. Barrington Reilly, of Alberta, and Ber nard Hawke, of Saskatchewan, both made special reference to the uniqueness of the welcome on the city hall. Mr. Hawke ex pressed the opinion that it was the best advertisement cricket has ever had in Western Canada .—The Winnipeg Telegram (August 2nd, 1910). H AM PSTEAD v. STANM ORE —Played at Stanm ore on A ugust 31. S tanmore . W . T. Newberry, c D rew ry, b Gunase kara ............................. 2 P .G .Sam pson.bM unro 22 L. L. B urtt.c Susskind, b Pitts ..................... 5 C. F. W elch, c Gunase kara, b Pitts ............ 2 R . P . Beardshaw, c Gunasekara, b P itts 12 E. M arriott, b M unro 1 A.Theobald, b P itts... T. M. Darbyshire, b P itts............................. C. M. Crossman, c Munro, b Pitts A. Telfer, c Drewry, b Pitts ..................... F. Lee, n ot o u t............ B 4, lb 1, nb 6 ... 11 T otal H ampstead . E. S. Yates, b Theobald 40 G. F. Farm iloe, b T heo bald ............................. 33 H. D. Ranga, c Theo bald, b Marriott ... 42 M .J. Susskind,run out 8 F. R . Munro, c W elch, b M arriott ............ 6 D. B. Gunasekara, n ot out ..............................17 G. B. Toller, c and b Darbyshire ............ 1 \V. A . Evill, c Welch, b M arriott ............ 4 B 14, lb 1, w 1... 16 T otal (7 w kts) ..167 E. M. S stto n , G. J. S. Pitts and H . S. D rew ry did n ot bat* PUBLIC SCHOOL AVERAGES. (Continued from page 38U.) DENSTONE COLLEGE. BATTING AVERAGES. Tim es Most not in an Total Inns. out. inns. Runs. Aver. A. J. W ood............ ... 11 4 101 * 407 58-14 J. W . K night ... ... 10 3 69 201 28-71 T. H. B ow m an ... ... 9 0 110 227 25-22 G. R. B a ll............ ... 9 1 66 171 21-37 G. A. Anderson... ... 8 2 32 81 13-50 C. F. Sm ith ... 6 3 9 24 8-00 A. G. Hazell ... ... 6 1 10 * 39 7-80 G. O. Paner ... 9 1 15 50 7-00 H. L. Chadwick ... 5 0 21 34 6-80 G. A. H ow e............ ... 0 4 5 2-50 C. J. J. T . Barton ... 5 1 6 8 2-00 C. G. Tanner ... ... 2 0 2 2 1-00 * Signifies not out. BOW LIN G AVERAGES. Runs. Wkts. Aver. J. W. K night ... 231 22 10-50 C. J. J. T. Barton 283 24 11-80 A. J. W ood ... 84 6 14-00 T. H. Bowm an 159 8 19-87 A. G. H ow e ... 221 10 22-10 A. G. Hazell ... 151 4 37-75 OAKHAM SCHOOL. BATTING AVERAGES. Tim es Most not in an Total Inns. out. inns. Runs. Aver. J. W . K errick ... ... 11 1 84* 436 43-60 S. H. G. Hum frey ... 11 2 113 327 36-33 I. A. C lark........... ... 5 3 28* 67 33-50 G. W. Tanner ... ... 12 2 106* 29-2 29-20 E. J. Geeson ... 10 3 40 198 26-85 C. C. S il ls ............ ... 12 0 103 277 23-08 M. A. Neilson ... ... 10 1 53 200 22-22 J. W. Mason ... 9 2 39 111 15-85 G. 0 . V. W illiams ... 12 1 55 165 15 00 E. G. Snaith ... 8 0 29 77 9 62 J. L. W oolley ... ... 7 0 12 47 6-71 * Signifies not out. BOW LING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. W kts. Aver. J. W. Kerrick . 77-4 1 300 25 15-60 J. L. W oolley .. 1312 ' 24 385 24 16 04 G. W. Tanner... .. 145 1 28 453 25 18-12 G. 0 . V. Williams . 44 7 187 9 20-77 S. II. G. Hum frey . 59-3 14 214 9 23-77 E. J. Geeson ... . 26 5 139 5 27-80 WELLINGBOROUGH GRAMMAR SCHOOL. M atches won, 3 ; drawn, 4 ; lost, 4 ; Total 11. BATTIN G AVERAGES. Tim es Most not in an Total Inns. out. inns. Runs. Aver. 0 W. A. Hannay ... .. 11 0 88 479 43-54 J. M artin ............ .. 10 4 35* 156 26-00 0 J. W hite ........... 11 2 55 217 24-11 L. S. Osborne ... .. 9 0 55 183 20-33 8 D. C. C. Sewell .. 11 0 39 215 19-54 G. W a lk e r............ .. 11 1 45 195 19-50 1 K. W hite ............ .. 11 0 22 128 11-63 2 M. G. Barnett ... .. 9 0 25 87 9-66 E. W r ig h t............ .. 11 0 27 106 9-63 W. E. Hazelton .. 10 0 24 72 7-20 66 H. M ontgom ery .. 3 0 5 9 3-00 * Signifies not out. The follow ing also b atted : H . G. D exter, H . Childs, S. J. Furze, and W. Askham . BOW LING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. W kts. Aver. J. W h ite ............ .. 194 32 587 45 13-00 W. E. Hazelton .. 158-4 25 509 26 19-57 D. C. C. Sewell .. 65 9 234 12 19-50 W. A. Hannay .. 33 3 129 4 32-25 M. G. Barnett .. 40 2 233 4 58-25 W ILTSH IRE V. B E R K SH IR E . Played at Trow bridge on August 22 and 23 and won by Berkshire b y 10 w ickets. Score and analysis W iltsh ire . First innings. Second innings. C. S. Aw dry, c Nepean, b c F. E. Rowe, b Belcher .............................. E. S. Grant, c Nepean, b Belcher ............................. Newm an, c Nepean, b Belcher ............................. G. W . M atthews, b H aw ks w orth ...................................... R. W. Aw dry, c Nepean, b Belcher Belcher ... 11 6 lbw , b Belcher ... 15 c N e p e a n , b 1 Belcher ..............34 c Shoosm ith, b 6 Belcher .............. 7 W. R. C. Laverton, b Belcher 66 M itchell, b Belcher ............ 6 b Haw ksw orth ... 0 c W illcocks, b B e lch e r............20 st E. F. Rowe, b H aw ksw orth... 10 A. M. Miller, c F. E. Row e, b B e lch e r.............................. 7 b H aw ksw orth ... 0 Overton, c E. F. Row e, b Shoosm ith............................. 16 run out ............. 3 Sm art (J.), run out ............ 7 C. G. Fraser, n o to u t... Byes, &c................ st E. F. Row e, b B e lc h e r ............10 0 n ot ou t..................... 7 0 Byes, &c. ... 2 Total Total ..119 B erkshire . W hichelow,b M itchell 21 H aw ksw orth, c R. A w dry, b M itchell 0 Capt. E. F. Row e, not G. G. M. Bennett c Smart, b M iller ... 42 F. E. Rowe, b R . A w dry 48 Shoosm ith, c Newm an, b Miller .....................16 G. Belcher, b M iller ... 2 Sir C. Y.N epean,c Over ton, b R. A w dry ... 27 G. E. Bradfield, c N ew m an, b Overton ... 0 W. Y. W oodburn c Smart, b M itch ell... 13 Second in n in g s: Bennett, not out, 2G; F. E. Rowe, not out, 15; byes, &c., 2. Total (no w kt) 43. out H. F. W illcocks, M itch e ll............ Byes, &c. ... T otal 10 7 19 ...205 W iltsh ire . First innings. O. M. R. W. Second innings. O. M. R. W. Belcher ... ,. 14-1 1 54 7 .. ... 19-2 1 76 6 H aw ksw orth,.. 19- 5 50 1 ... ... 19 6 40 3 W oodburn .,.. 2 0 14 0 ... Shoosm ith .. . 3 0 10 1 ... 1 0 1 0 B erkshire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Grant .......... . 4 1 25 0 ... M itchell.......... . 10-2 0 32 4 ... !" 3 1 12 0 Miller .......... . 14 2 55 3 ... Newman . 9 3 25 0 ... .. 3 0 16 0 O verton.......... 5 1 18 1 ... ... 1*3 1 11 0 R. Aw dry . 9 1 31 2 ... Sm art ... ". 2 0 2 0 A w dry bow led four wides and tw o no-balls and M itchell one wide. Baker (A.), form erly of Surrey, scored 136 not out last week for W oodbrook Club and Ground v. Phoenix. HAWKINS & COMPANY Hold an immense stock of negatives of First Class Cricketers— past and present— in action and otherwise. Cabinet Portraits, assorted, 10/- doz. Single Copies, 1/- each. 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