Cricket 1910

S e p t . 2 2 , .9 1 0 . CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 43 i Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. Lawton, A. E. ... 24-3 5 96 3 32 00 Leach (G.) ... 495 1 95 1600 67 23*88 Le Couteur, P.It. ... 331-5 50 1151 7*2 15-98 Lee (L.) ........... 5 1 18 1 18-00 Lees (W .)........... ... 680 4 144 1772 77 23*01 Legard, Capt. A. D. 8 1 26 0 — Lewis (A. E.)... ... 658-3 153 1824 79 23 08 Lilley (A. A.)... ... 7 2 16 0 — Llewellyn (G. C. B.) 951 3 161 2930 152 19*27 Lockhart, J. H. B. 265*2 42 932 31 30 64 Lowe (Derby)... ... 161 0 48 1 48-00 Lowe, J. C. M. ... 153-2 19 557 20 27*85 Lowe, W. W .... ... 17 0 91 3 30-33 Luckin ........... ... 67-2 10 210 6 35 00 Lupton, Capt. A. W. 67'3 20 219 10 21-90 Lyttelton, Hon.C. F. 48 9 165 6 27-50 Mackenzie, M. K .. 65 12 1S5 6 £0 83 MacLaren, A. C. 2 0 25 0 — Makepeace (H.) ... 94 14 296 6 49-33 Mann, F. T. ... .. 2 0 18 0 — Marshal (A.) ... 9 0 60 3 20 00 Mason, J. R. ... ... 74 3 14 208 12 17-33 May, P. R. ... 31 4 108 1 10S-00 McDonell, H. C. .... 173-3 13 669 33 20-27 McGahey, C. P. ... 59 2 13 181 7 25-85 Mead (C. P.) ... ... 151 3*2 495 12 41 -25 Mead (W.) ... ... 642 2 154 1C04 88 18-22 Meldon, W. W. ... 21 3 95 1 95 00 Mignon (E.) ... ... 327 2 32 1342 47 28‘55 Miller, T............ ... 22 3 80 1 80 00 Mills (P. E.) ... ... 285 1 58 (100 29 30(3 Mordaunt, O. C. 9 0 38 1 38-00 More, R. E. ... ... 1792 60 454 19 23*89 Morfee (P. E.) ... 108-1 21 362 16 2262 Morgan (B. F.) ... 25 1 1 ICO 2 75 00 Mornement, R. H. 10 2 37 1 37 00 Morris, P. E.... ... 5 2 4 0 — Morton (A.) ... ... 940 212 2C£0 116 22*67 Myers (E. B.) ... 13 4 28 0 — Myers (H.) ... 345 61 1102 30 36*73 Nason, J. W. W. ... 422 8 164 5 32 80 Needham (E.) ... 91 0 29 0 — . Newcombe, C; ... 12 1 32 0 — Newman (J.) ... ...1012 1 192 2879 156 18*45 Newstead (J, T.) ... 300 77 681 32 21*28 Newton (F.) ... 2 0 21 0 — Oldroyd (E.) ... ... 10 2 51 1 51 00 Oliver, L. ... 21 1 79 3 26-33 Parker iC. W. L.)... 504 5 138 1314 66 19 90 Parry, M. C. ... ... 3 0 16 0 — Pearson (F.) ... ... 195-1 30 614 17 36*11 Phillips, J, H. ... 30 2 113 1 113 00 Platt (G. J.) ... ... 303-5 72 913 51 17 90 Preston iH. J.) ... 117 23 296 14 21 14 Quaife (W. G.) ... 197 5 19 673 20 33*65 liadcliffe, E. J. ... 17 0 102 1 102*00 Read, A. H. ... ... 20-5 2 105 4 26*25 Reay, W. F. ... - ... 11 0 51 1 51*00 Reeves (W.) ... ... 264 6 76 3 25*33 Relf (A .E .) ... .. 1360-3 448 3108 158 19-67 Relf (R. R.) ... ... 466-4 S6 1363 55 24-78 Remnant (E. R. ... 10 1 33 0 — Rhodes (W.) ... ... 613 140 1671 88 18 98 Rickman, R. B. ... 72 10 248 7 38 71 Riley (W.) ... 50S-4 159 1255 58 21*63 Roberts, A. W. ... 20 4 108 0 — Roberts, F. B. ... 12 0 61 0 — Robinson, R. L. ... 16 4 56 1 56 00 Robson (E.) ... ...- 482 91 1641 54 30 38 Root (F .)........... ... 364 9 102 5 2040 Rowlands (L.) ... 25 S 60 0 — Sale, R................ ... 55 1 252 5 50 40 Santall (S. J.) ... 654 5 157 1636 80 20-45 Saville, S. H. .. .. 2 0 11 0 — Sewell, C. O. H. ... 5 0 35 2 17*50 Seymour (John) ... 194*1 34 607 34 17*85 Sharp (J.) ... 90 7 322 13 24*76 Shipman (W.) ... 534*4 75 1848 86 21*48 S.-Hayward, G. H. 228*3 30 694 36 19*27 Smith, E. ... 36-5 4 168 2 84 00 Smith, S. G. ... ... 364 1 77 1084 4*2 25*83 Smith (W. C.) ...1423*3 420 3225 247 13*05 Spring (A. W.) ... 4 1 13 0 — Spring, T. C .... ... 14 1 71 3 23*66 Sprot, E. M. ... 2 1 2 0 — Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. Stephens, F. G. ... 2 0 *29 0 — Stone (J.) ........... 1-3 1 4 0 — Susskind, M. J. ... 1 0 7 0 — Tarrant (F. A.) 932*3 270 2169 134 16*18 Tayler, F. E............. 1 0 5 0 — Taylor, W. H. 102*2 13 452 15 £0*13 Taylor (Smt.) ........... 67 6 272 10 27-20 Thompson (G. J.) 829*5 181 2304 129 17*86 Thompson (H.) ( Sy .) 16 2 48 0 — Tremlin (B .).......... 4£f*1 102 1407 74 1901 Trott (A. E.) .......... 38 8 159 8 19*87 Truman, T. A. 1 0 1 0 — Tuff, F. N................. 159 30 450 23 19*56 Turner (R. E .) ( Wo.) 10 0 57 0 — Turner (R. T ,)(Leic ) 61*1 10 226 6 37*66 Tyldesley (E.) 3 0 16 0 — Tyldesley (Jas.) ... 57 14 188 7 26-85 Tyldesley (J. T.) ... 6 0 33 1 33 00 Tyldesley (W.) 17 1 51 1 51*00 Vidler, J. L. S. ... 150*5 24 419 22 19*04 Vincett (J. H.) 422 71 1402 50 28 04 Vine (J.) ... ... ... 159 35 488 17 25*76 Waller, Capt. L. C. 9 2 22 0 — Warner, P. F. 3 0 13 0 — Warren (A. R.) 753*3 127 2392 85 28*14 Wass (A.).................. 14-3 3 34 3 11*33 Wass (T.)................. 711-5 133 2074 111 1S-68 Wells (W.) ......... £964 63 1403 70 20*04 Weston, H. S........... 37 14 101 4 25*25 White, J. C.............. 140 13 514 8 64*25 Whitehead (H.) .. 5 1 8 0 — Whitehead, (R.) ... 351-2 68 982 44 22 31 Wilkinson, C. T. A. 15 3 43 3 14-33 Wilkinson (W. H.) 47 7 179 8 22-37 Wilson (B. B.) 19 2 102 0 — Wilson, Capt. F.T.D 45-4 5 118 8 14*75 Windsor-Clive, Hon. A. 44*5 6 121 3 40*33 Wood, C. J. B. ... 174*4 27 574 20 28*70 Woolley (F. E.) 731*3 177 1973 lo6 14*50 Wynyard,Capt.E G. 19 4 49 2 24*50 Yates, H. W. M. ... 4 0 23 0 — Young (H.) ........... 10 0 33 0 — FIRST-CLASS CENTURIES OF 1910. In addition to the hundreds obtained in inter-county matches—already enumerated in.Cricket— the following were made in first- class games during the season :— Arnold, Worcestershire v. Oxford University, at Oxford ... ................................................. 215 Capt. L. P. Collins, M.C.C. and Ground v. Oxford University, at Oxford ...................*102 H. K. Foster, Worcestershire v. Oxford Univer sity, at Oxford.................................................. 126 Rev. F. H. Gillingham, Essex v. Cambridge University, at Cambridge ... ................... 141 Hirst, Yorkshire v. Cambridge University, at Cambridge.......................................................... 158 Hobbs, Surrey v. Oxford University, at the Oval 119 C. V. L. Hooman, Oxford University v. Surrey, at the Oval .................................................. 115 K. L. Hutchings, M.C.C. and Ground v. York shire, at Scarborough .................................. 114 J. F. Ireland. Cambridge University v. Surrey, at C am bridge.................................................. *107 A. E. Lawton, H. D. G. Leveson-Gower’s XI. v. Oxford University, at Eastbourne ... ... 168 P. R. Le Couteur, Oxford University v. Cam bridge University, at Lord’s ................... 160 Llewellyn, M.C.C. and Ground v. Leicestershire, at Lord’s .......................................................... jq O P. A. Perrin, Essex v. Cambridge University, at C am bridge.................................................. 144 Sharp, England v. Kent, at the O v a l.................. *103 Thompson, M.C.C. and Ground v. Oxford Uni versity, at O x ford .......................................... 100 C. L. Tudor, Sussex v. Oxford University, at Hastings .......................................................... 116 N, C. Tufnell, Cambridge University v. H D .G . Leveson-Gower’s XI., at Eastbourne ... 102 Tyldesley (J. T.;, Players v. Gentlemen, at Scar borough ... ................................................. 105 P. F. Warner, England v. Kent, at the Oval ... 126 *Signifies not out. THE SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM IN AUSTRALIA. A special Committee of the Australian Board of Control, consisting of Mr. Mostyn Evan (chairman), representing the South Australian Cricket Association, Mr. Colin Sinclair, New South Wales Association, and Mr. H. Rush, Victorian Cricket Association, with Mr. E. E. Bean, chairman of the Executive of the Y.C.A., met in Melbourne on August 20th to draw up the programme of matches to be played by the South African cricketers. Games are to be played at Broken Hill and in Western Australia, but the dates of these have yet to be fixed. All the matches with the country districts were arranged sub ject to the terms being approved by the South African Cricket Association, who were notified by cable of the arrangements made for them. The programme is as follows :— OCTOBER. 26.—Arrival of team at Adelaide. NOVEMBER. 4, 5, 7 and 8.—v. South Australia, at Adelaide. 11, 12, 14 and 15.—v. Victoria, at Melbourne. 18, 19, 21 and 22.—v. New South Wales, at Sydney. 25, 26, 28 and 29.—v. Queensland, at Brisbane. 30 and Dec. 1.—v. Toowoomba, at Toowoomba. DECEMBER. 2, 3 and 5.—v. XI. of Australia, at Brisbane. 9, 10,12 and 13.—v. A u str a lia , at Sydney (1st Test) 16 and 17.—v. Newcastle and District, at Newcastle. 21 and 22.—v. Combined Universities, at Sydney. 26, 27 and 28.—v. Bendigo, at Bendigo. 31 and JANUARY 2, 3 and 4.—v. A u str a lia , at Melbourne (2nd Test). 6, 7, 9 and 10.—v. A u str a lia , at Adelaide (3rd Test). 14, 16 and 17.—v. Tasmania, at Launceston. 20, 21 and 23.—v. Tasmania, at Hobart. 27 and 28.—v. Hamilton, at Hamilton (Victoria). 31 and FEBRUARY 1.—v. Ballarat, at Ballarat. 3, 4, 6 and 7.—v. Victoria, at Melbourne. 10, 11, 13 and 14.—v. A u str a lia , at Melbourne (4th Test). 17, 18, 20 and 21.—v. New South Wales, at Sydhey. 24, 25, 27 and 28.—v. A u str a lia , at Sydney (5th Test). MARCH. 4, 6 and 7.—v. South Australia, at Adelaide. THE EN C Y C LO P ED IA OF SPORT.* Almost tbe whole of Part VII. of this pub lication, which completes the first volume, is devoted to Ciicket, and it may at once be said that the subject is dealt with in an interesting and exhaustive manner. We would strongly advise all active cricketers and followers of the game to obtain this particular issue, for it is a complete treatise on the game and one wbich enables even the reader who is not particularly interested in cricket to pass a pleasant hour. 3 he opening article, which deals with the game generally, is from the pen of the late Mr. W. J. Ford, whilst Banjitsinhji writes on “ Batting,” Mr. F. G. J. Ford on “ Left- Handed Batsmen ” and Australian Cricket, T. Bichardson on “ Fast Bowling,” Mr. B. J. T. Bosanqnet on “ Googly Bowling,” and Mr. M. O. Kemp on “ The Wicket- Keeper.” Every branch of the game is dealt with, and, in addition to an interesting list of records and a glossary of terms, there is a section devoted to the bibliography of the game. There are numerous illustrations. * The Encyclopaedia, of Sport. Vol. 1, part 7. London: Mr. William Heinemann, 21, Bedford Street, Strand, W.C. Price, Is. net.