Cricket 1910

4 6 2 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. Nov. 24, i g i o . tiruce, W . 2 73 30 4 1884-5 Collins, F. B. B 144 81 8 1902-3 B 297 201 8 1904-5 Conway, J. 1 183 85 5 1902-3 B 224 48 9 1862-3 »» •• B 264 115 8 1865-6 n •• 1 202 42 6 1866-7 Cooper, W . H. B 181 39 5 1861-2 B 144 76 8 1879-80 „ B 300 138 8 1880-1 Cosstick, S. .. B 285 48 11 1860-1 »» B 314 51 11 1872-3 »> •• B 276 64 11 1870-1 »» B 234 77 10 1869-70 >> •• B 475 61 7 1874-5 „ ., 2 84 22 5 1861-2 »» •• 2 114 23 4 1868-9 Edwards, J. D. 2 84 24 3 1871-2 B 53 21 3 1880-1 E lliott, G. B 212 35 10 1855-6 B 165 36 8 1859-60 »> •• 2 63 17 5 1857-8 • • 2 96 19 4 1856-7 Hammersley, W . J. B 139 25 4 1856-7 H odges, J. 1 61 11 3 1877-8 Horan, T., sen. 2 56 29 4 1884-5 2 32 1 3 1874-5 Laver, F. B 208 63 8 1901-2 Lewis, P. 1 36 12 3 1888-9 Lowe, F. 2 36 9 4 1855-6 M cLeod, C. E. B 258 131 9 1893-4 »» •• 1 71 34 7 1903-4 > 1 150 42 6 1898-9 ,, 1 320 138 6 1898-9 M cLeod. E . W . B 725 152 11 1892-3 II •• B 462 122 8 1892-3 »» B 378 104 7 1891-2 »» B 348 105 7 1889-90 » B 396 107 7 1891-2 »» 1 101 20 6 1894-5 2 54 30 5 1889-90 M i d w i n t e r , W. E. B 399 123 9 1883-4 B 398 122 8 1874-5 1 108 27 5 1880-1 Morris, S. 2 143 39 4 1880-1 B 123 82 6 1886-7 Palmer, G. E. B 440 127 11 1884-5 »» B 465 140 11 1883-4 »» •• B 177 61 9 1882-3 »* B 400 126 8 1881-2 Phillips, J. B 558 186 8 1883-4 B 318 44 10 1890-1 »» •• 1 336 88 5 1890-1 R oche, W . B 55 15 3 1893-4 B 272 117 9 1897-8 B 374 185 8 1896-7 Scott,’ H. J. H." 2 222 51 5 1897-8 2 120 33 6 1877-8 Saunders, J. V. B 342 262 12 1905-6 »» •• B 330 130 11 1901-2 »» •• B 414 205 9 1900-1 »* •• B 228 120 8 1900-1 >» 2 128 61 6 1907-8 »» •• 1 80 78 6 1909-10 Spofforth, F. R. 1 144 51 5 1907-8 B 376 138 10 1885-6 B 365 136 8 1885-6 »» B 148 61 7 1886-7 Stewart, W . . . 1 97 31 4 1861-2 Terry, B. 1 68 23 3 1877-8 Trott, A. E. B 446 171 9 1895-6 2 193 55 5 1894-5 Trott, G. H . S. 2 123 39 4 1894-5 B 238 85 7 1893-4 B 201 60 6 1887-8 2 48 21 5 1897-8 »» 2 84 31 5 1894-5 tt • • 1 173 72 5 1888-9 Trumble, II. . . 2 60 34 4 1903-4 B 307 103 11 1898-9 B 505 107 10 1889-90 B 294 119 9 1900-1 »> •• 1 102 51 7 1887-8 tt • • B 384 77 7 1892-3 2 72 33 6 1890-1 ». •• 1 258 61 5 1895-6 tt 1 204 89 5 1896-7 a 1 381 149 5 1899-00 a 2 114 28 3 1893-4 Trumble, J. W . B 317 91 9 1888-9 a B 172 84 6 1886-7 ., 1 206 84 6 1884-5 Wardill, R. W . 1 36 23 3 1869-70 W arne, T. S. 2 54 50 6 1906-7 W ills, T. W . B 216 49 11 1858-9 a B 256 66 10 1856-7 B 183 39 9 1859-60 a B 408 149 9 1867-8 a B 188 59 8 1857-8 a B 288 96 8 1862-3 a 2 212 44 6 1868-9 B 285 58 6 1865-6 W orrall, J. 2 102 19 4 1888-9 1 86 21 4 1891-2 »» 2 118 26 3 1885-6 ,, . . £i 1 X 0 O “ B *’ signifies both innings. BOW LER S UNCHANGED TH ROUGH BOTH INN INGS. E. Evans and F. R. Spofforth, for N .S.W ., Sydney, 1875-6 (totals, 37 and 95). II. F. Boyle and G. E. Palmer, for Victoria, Sydney, 1882-3 (totals, 49 and 66). BOW LER S UNCHANGED TH ROUGH AN INN INGS. Total Bowlers. Inns. Date, of Ins. G. Gilbert and J. M cKone 1 1855-6 63 J. M cK one and R. Murray 2 1855-6 28 O. Lewis and Capt. E. W . W ard 2 1856-7 38 J. K inloch and Capt. E. W . W ard 1 1858-9 38 G. E lliott and T. W . W ills 2 1859-60 42 J. M. Bryant and S. Cosstick 2 1860-1 44 D. W . Gregory and N. Thom pson 1 1866-7 74 F. E. Allan and S. Cosstick 1 1868-9 37 S. Cosstick and C. A . Reid 2 1870-1 84 F. E. Allan and S. Cosstick 2 1871-2 55 J. Coates and F. R. S pof­ forth 1 1874-5 71 J. Coates and E. Evans 2 1875-6 34 J. Coates and E. Evans 1 1877-8 75 J. J. Ferris and C. T. B. Turner 1 1887-8 35 J. Phillips and II. Trumble 2 1890-1 62 A. L. Newell and C. T. B. Turner 1 1893-4 88 C. G. Macartney and M. A. Noble 2 1906-7 31 M AN Y BOW LER S ON IN MATCH* As m any as 17 of the 22 players shared in the attack in the Melbourne match of 1883-4, nine of the New South Wales side, and eight Victorians. In 1884-5, at Melbourne, in 1892-3 at Melbourne, and in 1895-6 at Mel­ bourne, 16 bowlers were put on. Ten of the 11 Victorians bowled in New South W ales’s innings of 775 at Sydney in 1881-2, when Murdoch made 321, and 10 Victorian bowlers were again on at Sydney in 1887-8, when Moses carried his bat for 297. F IE L D -W O R K . N ew S ou th W a le s . Player. C. St. J. J. K elly .. 38 . 21 T. W . Garrett 25 . H. Carter 20 . 4 N. Thompson 17 . 6 M. A. N oble .. 22 . F. A. Iredale .. 21 . W . P. Howell 20 . A. C. Bannerman 19 . E. Evans 18 . D. W . Gregory 17 . S. E. Gregory 17 . A. J. Hopkins 15 . V . T. Trumper 14 . S. P. Jones 14 . C. T. B. Turner 13 . W . L. Murdoch 9 . 3 T. W ales 11 . 1 P. C. Charlton 11 . R . C. H ew itt .. 7 . 4 P. S. McDonnell 11 . G. Gilbert 10 . E. J. Gregory 10 . T. R . M cKibbin 10 . F. R. Spofforth 10 . E. Tindall 10 . F. J. Burton .. 7 . 2 A. Coningham 9 . H . Donnan 9 . H . H . Massie .. 9 . H. Moses 9 . W . A . Richardson 9 . R . A. Duff .. 8 . G. L. Garnsey 8 . C. R. Gorry .. 5 . 3 A. C. K . Mackenz 8 . S. Deane 6 . A. P. Marr 6 . A. McBeth 6 . R ev. E. F. W add 6 . E. L. W addy .. 6 . G. J. Bonnor .. 5 . W . Caffyn 5 . A. Cotter 5 . J. J. Ferris 5 . H . Hilliard 4 . 1 C. Lawrence .. 5 . S. M oore 5 . J. Mills 5 . S. T. Callaway 4 . G. R . C. Clarke 4 . W . Dumm ett 4 . S. H. Emery 4 . H . W . H iddleston .. 4 . W . Moore 2 . 2 L. W . Pye 4 . Capt. E. W . Ward 4 . V ic to r ia . J. M. Blackham 35 30 H. Trumble 53 G. II. S. Trott 30 A. E. Johns 15 9 P. A. McAlister 24 F. Laver 23 J. Worrall 23 W . Carkeek 15 4 W . Bruce 17 H . Graham Ifi W . W . Armstrong 15 T. Horan, sen. 15 T. J. E. Kelly 14 C. E. M cLeod 13 J. V . Saunders 13 T. Hastings 7 5 G. E. Palmer 12 F. B. Collins 11 W . E. Midwinter 11 F. H . Walters 11 H . F. Boyle 10 S. Cosstick 10 C. G. Alice 9 J. M. Bryant 9 J. Carlton 9 E. F . Elliott 8 1 G. Gibson 4 5 R . W . McLeod 9 J. W . Trumble 9 T. S. Warne 9 J. Conwhy 8 S. McMichae! .. 8 V . S. Ran.'ford 8 A. E. Trott .. 8 T. W . Will'-’ 8 W . J. Ilammersl *y .. 7 P. G. McShane 7 C. H. Ros.i 4 3 J. H. Stuckey 7 B. 13. Cooprr 6 G. Marshall 5 1 S. M UTis 6 H . J. II. Scott 6 O. C. W illiams 6 J. Harry 4 1 E. Monfries 4 1 F. E. Allan 4 G. J. Bonnor 5 W . II. Cooper 5 J. D. Edwards 5 T. Horan, jun. 5 R . Houston 5 J. Thornton 5 P. Lewis 3 1 C. McKenzie 4 W . J. Scott 4 Three dismissals each :— N .S.W .— C. Bannerman, E. Brown, J. Cleeve, J. Coates, A. Diam ond, F. Downes. O. Lewis, J. M cKone, R. Murray, C. A, Richardson, E. Sheridan, J. W oods, G. Youll. V icto ria . — G. Alexander, J. E. Barrett, G. Burchett, E. V. Carroll, J. F. Giller, L. Goldsmith, W . H. Greaves, A. H ope, T. Kendall, P. S. M cDonnell, W . H. Moule, James Phillips, J. Slight, A. Tarrant, L. P. Vernon. Two dismissals each :— N .S.W .— R . C. Allen, W . Bardsley, A. J. Bowden, S. Cosstick, D. Dickson, B . W . Farquhar, R. Hall, G. Howell, F. B. Johnson, C. Kelleway C. M. Kellick, J. K inloch, T. Lewis, C. G. Macartney, J. J. Marsh, H . McPherson, A. L. Newell, W . O’Hanlon, T. Powell, W . Roberts (one stumped), E. Scanlon, A. Sinclair. V icto ria . — E. A ’Beckett, B. Butterworth, D. Campbell, W . Campbell, E. S. Carter, G. Elliott, J. Egglestone, Lieut. Gordon. G. H. Hazlitt, N. Jacom b, C. Jones (one stumped), T. Morres, G. O’Mullane, J. Red- fearn, T. Rush, D. W ilkie. One dismissal each :— B y 32 N .S.W . players. B y 36 Victorian players (including one stumped b y F. Lowe). DIXON—HANNINGTON.—On October 24th, at St. Stephen’s Church, Nottingham, by the Rev. F. W. Paul, Vicar of Emmanuel, John Augur, son of William Dixon, of Herne Hill, London, to Maud Beatrice, daughter of the late William Frederick Hannington, of Nottingham.