Cricket 1910

4 1 6 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. S e p t . 1 5 , 1 9 1 0 . PUBLIC SCHOOL AVERAGES. ( Continued from page U00.) BEDFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL. M atches played, 14 ; w on 9, lost 2, draw n 3. BATTIN G AVERAGES. Tim es Most not in an Total Inns. out. inns. Runs. Aver. H. Grierson ... 15 5 108* 404 4040 N. S. M altby ... ... 14 1 73 366 28*15 A. L. Thom son... ... 13 0 S 6 327 25*15 E. H . Holland ... ... 15 0 61 34(5 23-06 D. B. Candy ... 14 2 83 264 22-00 D. A. W ilkins ... ... 15 1 61 220 15-71 R. L. W illiam s... ... 10 0 29 137 13-70 A. J. Reeves ... 10 3 31* 82 11*57 L. G. Phillips ... ... 12 2 48 104 10*40 D. F. Roberts ... ... 14 3 24 90 8*18 O. H . Lee Lum ... ... 4 0 10 14 8*50 * Signifies n ot out. BOW LING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. W kts. Aver. H. Grierson ... ... 229*5 50 617 50 12-34 L. G. Phillips ... 211*3 31 658 40 14-30 D. A. W ilkins ... 79 10 281 15 18*73 O. H. Lee Lum ... 16 4 43 2 21*50 BRADFIELD COLLEGE. Matches played, 13. W on, 4 ; lost, 6 ; drawn, 3. BATTING AVERAG ES. Tim es Most not in an Total Inns. out. inns. Runs. Aver. R. S. Lindsell ... ... 10 1 103 394 43-77 R. T. B. Pope ... ... 10 1 106 297 33-00 R. C. S. Brooke ... 10 0 62 266 26-60 A. C. Donne ... 8 5 20 * 74 24-66 J. C. N. Harris... 9 1 39* 171 21*37 E. Bagot ............ ... 10 1 23 125 1388 J. D. C. Beaver ... 8 1 28 94 13*42 P. H. H. Gray ... ... 8 1 28* 84 12 00 C. M. D ixon ... 6 1 18* 45 9*00 N. A. H . Barlow ... 8 1 19 31 7*75 K. P. H enstock ... 5 1 13 25 6*25 * Signifies not out. BOW LING AVERAG ES. Overs Mdns. Runs W kts. Aver. R. S. Lindsell .. 94 5 420 26 16-15 A. C. D onne ... .. 108-2 18 337 20 16*85 P. H. II. Gray .. 124-1 23 400 19 21-05 J. C. N. Harris .. 69*2 4 377 16 23 59 BRIGHTON COLLEGE. M atches played, 14; w on, 9 ; lost, 2 ; tie, 1 ; draw n, 2. BATTING AVERAG ES. Tim es M ost n ot in an Total Inns out. inns. runs Aver. W. E. I. Read ... 17 4 81* 568 43-69 R. C adm an........... 7 3 49" 114 28-50 R. W. D ow er ... 18 1 65 435 25*58 A. J. M urdoch ... 17 0 153 365 21*47 P. Havelock-Davies 18 1 59 330 19-41 B. B. Cubitt ... 17 1 86 266 1662 N. M. M orris ... 14 3 56 177 16 09 W. S. R o ss............ 6 1 36* 61 12-20 E. C. Baker .., 11 3 43 78 9*75 M. Frisch .......... 15 1 22 119 8*50 O. R. C louston... 16 2 35 91 6*50 * Signifies not out. BOW LING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns Runs Wkts. Aver. P. Havelock-D avies 213-3 36 697 67 10-40 E. C. Baker ... ... 250-3 50 723 65 11 - 1-2 W . E. I. Read 93 5 6 374 22 17-00 O. R. Clouston 26 4 147 7 21-00 A. J. M urdoch 50*2 5 210 7 30 00 CHATHAM HOUSE, BAMSGATE. BATTING AVERAG ES. Tim es Most not in an Total Inns. out. inns. Runs. Aver. Mr. P. A. Maynard 14 3 133* 485 44-09 F. S. Fenner ... 13 2 76* 287 26*09 C. K. Douglas ... 16 3 54 294 22*61 A. H. M arkwick 13 2 50* 153 13-90 J. B. Dawson ... 14 3 39* 149 13-54 R. L. Ansell 14 0 39 160 11-14 Mr. C. M. Scott 11 1 40 108 10-80 A. W . D ennis ... 7 2 19* 42 8*40 G. M. Baker 10 1 10 * 45 5*00 G. K. Deaker .. 7 1 13 28 4*66 B. E. Sim m ons... 6 0 12 27 4-05 R. G. O liva............ 8 2 14* 23 3-83 • Signifies not out. BOW LING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. R uns W kts. Aver. Mr. P. A. Mayi: C. K. Douglas R. L. Ansell ... B. E. Simm ons 42 0 262 31 8-45 138 25 334 39 8*56 154-2 23 490 48 10*20 34 9 111 5 22-20 THE LEYS SCBOOL, CAMBRIDGE. BATTIN G AVERAGES. Tim es Most not in an Total Inns. out. inns. Runs. Aver. R. E. Bullen ... ... 17 0 84 476 28-00 R. A. Airth ... 16 0 73 387 23-93 W . Sutcliffe ... 16 0 88 312 19*50 C. V. T. Hawkins ... 17 0 119 285 16-76 W . W . Baird ... ... 10 0 60 212 13-25 R. H osegood ... 13 2 46 140 1*2-72 G. H. Harbottle ... 17 1 42 197 12-31 C. V. Isa rd ............ 9 1 31 85 10-62 G. R. V ick ............ ... 8 2 24 58 9-66 J. G. Grant ... 14 2 21 * 105 8-79 J. Bletcher............ ... 11 3 10 * 43 5*37 * Signifies not out. BOW LIN G AVERAGES. Overs Mdns. Runs. W kts. Aver. W . Sutcliffe ... ... 204*4 38 658 47 14-00 R. E. Bullen ... ... 230 36 688 49 14-04 R. A. Airth ... ... 115-4 5 516 28 18-42 C. V. T. Hawkins. .. 74 10 252 10 25*20 T. Bletcher ... ... 16 2 93 1 93-00 WESTMINSTER SCHOOL. BATTING AVERAGES. Tim es Most not in an Total Inns. out. inns. Runs. Aver. II. F. R. Rawson ... 12 0 104 348 29*00 G. B. F. Rudd ... .. 12 1 72* 303 27*55 J. F. Goodall ... ... 13 1 45 272 22*66 J. M. de Slubicki ... 8 2 45 135 22-50 M. H am m ond ... ,... 12 0 64 219 18*25 E. C. K. Clarke ... 12 0 74 201 16-75 R. R. Raw son ... ... 10 1 44 149 16-55 A. R. I. M ellor... ... 9 2 46 115 16-42 II. N. Wood ... 12 0 62 157 13 08 A . K. Gilm our ... ... 11 2 16 77 8*55 F. G. H obsonj ... ... 9 1 11 * 62 7-75 * Signifies not out. f D id n ot get his colours. BOW LING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. W kts. Aver. E. C. K . Clarke ... 1905 26 719 34 21 14 R. R. Rawson ... (56*4 4 358 16 22-37 II. N. W ood .. ... 69*5 4 322 13 24-78 J. F. Goodall ... ... lo t 13 399 15 26-60 A. K. Gilm our ... 63-4 10 277 9 30-77 ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. E. L. T h o r o l d .— We regret that we cannot do as you suggest. R. B o r r e it .— Many thanks. This week and noxt. CRICKET IN SHANGHAI. FROM A CORRESPONDENT. August 24 th. A season commenced in real earnest again last Saturday when a match was played between teams representing Australia and England. For four or five weeks there had been nothing doing, the heat being simply killing, and nobody cared to run the risk of sunstroke. From now onwards there will be some interesting matches in view of the Inter-port match due to take place in the first week of October. These Inter-port games are almost the same to us as the Tests are at home. Hong-kong is the only place that will send a team here this season. Last year Shanghai had to travel down to Hong-kong and were badly beaten by an innings with 280 runs to spare. They were also beaten by Singapore by four wickets, and Hong-kong beat Singapore by nine wickets. EN GLAN D v. A U STR A L IA .—Played on August 20 and won easily b y England, who lost their first three w ickets for a single. Hawkins and Carruthers added 13(3 in 90 m inutes after six w ickets had fallen for 70 and a w in for Australia seem ed likely. W in­ grove took eight w ickets for 41 runs. Score :— A ustralia . R. N. Anderson, lbw , b W ingrove ............40 P. R. Lowe, c H aw k­ ings, b W ingrove ... 25 O. D. Rasmussen, lbw , b Carruthers ........... 4 T. Strachan, c and b W ingrove.................... 3 W . J. Turnbull, not out .............................14 C .W .O . Mayne, b W in­ grove 3 E ng : J. K. Brand, b Ras­ m ussen .................... 0 W.Miln er, lbw , b L ow e 1 F.C. Baumann, b L ow e 0 D. R. M cEuen, c and b Rasm ussen ............37 S. B. M. Brem ner, c Prince, b Anderson 24 L. Walker, c Ras­ m ussen, b Lowe ... 6 J. C. P l a t t , b Carruthers ............ E. Prince, b W ingrove G. C. Close, b VVin ­ grove ..................... T. E. N. Rosser, bW in- grove.............................. W . Lloyd, c H aw k­ ings, b W ingrove... Byes, & c............... Total 97 W. J. H aw kings, c T urnbull,b Platt ... 67 A. G H. Carruthers, c Rasm ussen, b S trachan.....................83 D. Brand, not out ... 31 W .H. Jackson, b Lowe 0 G. C. W ingrove, b Rasm ussen ............18 Byes, &c................17 Total ............284 A ustralia . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Jackson ... 7 1 IS 0 I W ingrove. 9*4 0 41 8 M cEucn ... 4 1 20 0 |Carruthers 7 0 18 2 E ngland . O. M . R. W. O. M. R. W. Rasm ussen 19*1 1 54 3 I Turnbull.. 2 0 8 0 Lowe ... 18 0 65 4 I Mayne ... 3 0 16 0 S trachan... 8 1 50 1 I Platt ... 3 0 26 1 A nderson.. 8 0 49 1 I BLANCO For Cleaning and Whitening White Buckskin ana Canvas Shoes, Crioket Pads, and all other articles of a similar nature. It is prepared In a very careful m anner, and extra precautions are taken to ensure an evenness o f colou r. 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