Cricket 1911

560 RUGBY FOOTBALL AND CRICKET. O ctob e r 14, 1911. AN ENGLISH TEAM FOE THE ARGENTINE. Early in the New Year a team will leave this country, under the captaincy of Lord Hawke, for a short tour in the Argentine Republic. The side will sail from Southampton on January 19th and arrive at Buenos Aires on February 10th. The following programme has been arranged:— Feb. 21, 22.—At Belgrano, v. Northern Suburbs. „ 24, 25, 26.— At Lomas, Second Test-mafrh. „ 28, 29.—At Hurlingham, v. The South. Mar. 1, 2, 3.—At Palermo, Third Test- match. ,, 5, 6.—At Rosario, v. Northern Camps. On no previous occasion has a team from England visited South America, and it is, therefore, appropriate that the first side to do so should be under the captaincy of Lord Hawke, the greatest of all cricket missionaries. His Lordship has played for Eton, Cambridge, the M.C.C., Yorkshire, the Gentlemen and England, and during his career of over thirty years has gained every honour, with but one exception, that the cricket world has to bestow. And in 1912 the distinction alluded to—but “ Hold! We are observed. We must dissemble ! ” Feb. 11.—Practice at Palermo. ,, 12.—Practice at Hurlingham. ,, 13, 14.—At Hurlingham, v. North­ ern Camps. ,, 15, 1C.— At Talleres, v. Southern Suburbs. ,, 18. 19, 20.—(Carnival.) At Hur­ lingham, First Test-match. Australian Public School Averages, 1910=11. ST. PETER’S COLLEGE. ADELAIDE. Not BATTING. Highest BOWLING. Inns. outs> Runs. Aver, score. O. M. R. Wkts. Aver. Davidson, H. L. ... 10 0 156 15-60 25 138 26 318 23 13-82 Daw, H. E. ... 11 1 167 16-70 58 Jose, I. B. ... 7 3 39 9*75 16 Moulden, A. M. ... 5 1 32 8-00 18* Moyes, A. G. ... ... 11 0 255 23-18 127 149. 37 372 36 10-33 Murray, J. T. ... ... 10 0 462 46-20 129 100 0 292 17 17-17 Pellew, C. E. .. ... 11 0 298 27-09 83 85 19 185 17 10-88 Richardson, B. H. ... 5 0 48 9-60 23 — — — — — Swift, B. H. ... Svmon, C. I I .... ... 11 1 103 10*30 55 36 2 116 4 29*00 ... 10 1 157 17-44 64 Woodley, M. W. ... 7 0 54 7*71 20 *Signifies not out. PRINCE ALFRED COLLEGE,ADELAIDE. Not BATTING. Highest BOWLTNG. Tnns. outs. Runs. Aver, score. O. M. R. Wkts. Aver. Ashby, J. E. ... ... 6 0 78 13-00 19 115-2 21 286 14 20-42 Brooker, A. D. ... — — — — — 66 19 188 6 31-33 Chennell, W. D. ... 6 2 50 12-50 24 Cole, C. R. Darling, N. ... 10 1 99 11-00 23 100-4 25 240 15 16-00 ... 12 2 273 27-30 89 Garis, R. E. D. ... 5 2 61 20-33 19 Howard, E. P. K 0 102 20*40 34 85-2 11 233 9 25-88 Norton, F. A .... 6 1 62 . 12-40 19 Roach, G. ... 6 0 39 6-50 13 — — — — .— Steele, D. M. ... ... 10 5 672 134-40 231* 82 20 135 10 13-50 Swann, L. K. ... ... 11 1 269 26-90 70 77-1 9 213 17 12-52 Virgirit, A. ... 5 1 38 9-50 16 Warmecke, R. ... 6 0 160 26*66 78 W illcox, C. A.... ... 6 1 173 34-60 60 * Signifies not out. 43 8 176 7 25-14 SYDNEY CHURCH OF ENGLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Not BATTING. highest BOWLING. Inns. outs. Runs. Aver, score. O. M. R. Wkts. Aver. Best, L. Biddulph, H. T. ... 20 1 266 14-00 105* 65 14 272 8 34-00 ... 14 4 768 76-80 118 157 23 660 34 19-41 Capel, C. R. ... 21 2 171 9-00 20 — — ___ __ ___ Coles, L. W. ... ... 12 1 107 9-72 36 Douglass, H. M. ... 8 3 43 8-60 17 Farquhar, W. K. ... 13 0 342 26-30 88 117 23 3S3 37 10 35 Lee, R. A. ... 16 4 147 12-25 52 — — — — ■ __ Meares, L. ... 5 1 66 16*50 29 — — __ ___ __ Robertson, F. ... ... 11 2 100 11-11 44 — ___ — __ .__ Ross, A. .. 8 1 127 18-14 29 Ross, J. H. C.... ... 25 1 340 14-16 85 85 2 363 22 16*50 See, J. V. G. ... Thompson, N.... ... 7 3 69 17-25 25 200 31 836 39 21-43 ... 20 4 217 13-56 38* 69 5 272 17 16-00 Walford, D. V. ... 26 2 1058 44*16 150* * Signifies not out. 210 25 917 59 15*54 Not BATTING. Highest BOWL ING. Inns. out. Runs. Aver. score. O. M. R. W. Aver. Brady, J. G. ... ... 11 2 127 14-11 55* 48*5 15 91 13 7-00 Broughton, E. W. ... 16 1 218 1453 48 Bull, S. J. ... 23 3 281 14-05 42* 169-2 33 588 45 13-66 Crawford, W. F. ... 26 8 195 1083 62* 481-3 136 1135 110 10-31 de Burgh, H. M. ... 32 1 765 24-67 115 Evans, V. H. ... ... 21 4 272 16-00 40 165-2 45 414 38 10-S9 Farrar, F. M. ... 34 3 1775 57-25 184 81-4 22 216 20 10-80 Henderson, S. H. ... 35 2 785 23-78 108 Johnston, L. K. ... 35 5 584 19-46 59* 227*2 22 897 58 15-46 Knight, S. H. ... 20 1 408 21*47 103* Stafford. R. C. ... 27 3 412 17-16 95 Street, G. A. ... ... 33 9 213 8-87 37 252-3 24 853 86 9-91 Trumper, S. C. ... 36 3 598 18-12 101 * Signifies not out. Not BATTING. Highest BOWLING. Inns outs. Runs. Aver. score. Runs. Wkts. Aver. Boyce, E. E. ... 10 0 271 27-10 98 — — _ Busby, F. W. M. ... 9 2 99 14-14 23* — — — Fraser, K.................. ... 5 0 187 37-40 80 — — — Gregory, J. ... 12 0 316 26-33 108 425 20 21-25 Hall, V. T................. ... 13 4 199 22-11 50 145 3 48-33 Hedges, J................. ... 10 1 347 38-55 105 6 2 3-00 Macintosh, C. F. ... ... 13 0 205 15-76 47 382 28 13-64 Macintyre, D. J. ... ... 4 0 81 20-25 46 40 4 io-oo McCulloch, C. V .... ... 5 0 123 24*60 91 53 0 — Merewether, R. D. ... 14 1 312 24-00 62 641 53 12-09 Playfair, E. S. ... ... 7 2 136 27-20 79 — — — Spencer, H. ... 12 2 403 . 40-30 114 — — — Trenerry, L. ... 7 3 45 11-25 27* — — — Williams, L. L. ... ... 12 1 130 11*81 * Signifies not out. 87 32 0 —- THE ICING’S SCHOOL, PARRAMATTA. SYDNEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. THE DECEMBEE MEETINGS AT LOED’S. The meeting of the captains of the first-class counties will be held on Monday, December 4th, at three p.m., to appoint umpires for 1912; the secretaries will meet on the following day at eleven o’clock, to arrange fixtures for next season; and on Wednesday, the 6 th, the captains of the Minor Counties will attend, at eleven o’clock, to appoint umpires for 1912. The feibrdrxj. 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