Cricket 1912

98 CEICKET : A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. M a t 4, 1912. Australian and South African Teams in Gngland. R ecords of - the T hirteen F ormer A ustralian M atches . T eams in E leven - a - side Year. Captain. Manager. P. w . L. D. 1878 D. YV. Gregory ... ... J. Conway 17 9 4 4 1880 W. L. Murdoch ... ... G. Alexander 11 5 2 4 1&82 W. L. Murdoch ... ... C. \V. Beal 37 21 4 12 1884 W. L. Murdoch ... ... G. Alexander 32 18 7 7 lb »6 H. J. H. Scott ... B. J. Wardill .. 38 9 7 22 1888 P. S. McDonnell ... ... C. W. Beal 40 19 14 7 1890 W. L. Murdoch ... ... H. F. Boyle 38 13 16 9 1893 J. M. Blaekham ... ... V. Cohen............... 35 17 10 8 1896 G. H. S. Trott ... ... H. Musgrove 34 19 6 9 1899 J. Darling... ... B. J. Wardill .. 35 16 3 16 1902 J. Darling................. ... B. J. Wardill .. 39 23 o 14 1905 J. Darling................. ... F. Laver 37 16 3 18 1909 M. A. Noble ... F. Laver 39 13 4 22 1912 S. E. Gregory ... G. S. Crouch — — — — R ecords c * f the F our F ormer S outh A frican T eams in E ngland ( all M atches 11- a - side ). Year. Captain. Manager. P. w. L. D. Tied 1894 H. H. Castens ... W. A. Simkins .. 24 12 5 7 0 1901 Murray Bisset ... J. D. Logan 13 9 2' 1 1904 F. Mitchell ... G. Allsop 26 13 3 9 1 1907 P. W. Sherwell ... ... G. Allsop 31 21 4 6 0 1912 F. Mitchell ... G. Allsop — — — — THE PERSONNEL OF THE FIVE SOUTH AFRICAN TEAMS IN ENGLAND AND OF THE TEAM TO AUSTRALIA. (In each case after 1894 the men who hacl made the trip to England before are given first, then the newcomers. The figures in brackets after a man’s name signify that he was on his second, third, etc., visit.) F ir s t T e a m , 1894.—H. H. Castens, G. Cripps, D. C. Davey, G. Glover, E. A. Halliwell, F. Hearne, C. L. Johnson G. S. Kempis, J. Middleton, C. Mills, D. C. Parkin, T . A. Routledge, G. A. Rowe, A. W . Seccull, C'. O. H. Sewell. S e c o n d T e a m , 1901.— E. A. Halliwell (2), G. A. Rowe (2), A. V. C. Bisset, M. Bisset, B. C. Cooley, R. Graham, M. Hathorn, J. J. Kotze, J. D. Logan, jun., C. F. Prince, A. Reid, W . A. Shalders. J. H. Sinclair, L. J. Tancred. T h ir d T e a m , 1904.— E. A. Halliwell (3), M. Hathorn (2), J. J. Kotze (2), J. Middleton (2), W . A. Shalders (2), J. H. Sinclair (2), L. J. Tancred (2), S. E. Horwood, F. Mitchell, R. O. Schwarz, G. H. Shepstone, S. J. Snooke, B. Wallach, G. C. White. F o u r th T e a m , 1907.—M. Hathorn (3), J. J. Kotze (3), W. A. Shalders (3), J. H. Sinclair (3), L. j . Tancred (3), R . O. Schwarz (2), S. J. Snooke (2), G. C. White (2), G. A. Faulkner, A. D. Nourse, Rev. C. D. Robinson, P. W . Sherwell, H. E. Smith, S. D. Snooke, A. E. E. Vogler. F if t h T e a m , 1912.— L. J. Tancred (4), R. O. Schwarz (3), S. J. Snooke (3), G. C. White (3), G. A. Faulkner (2), F. Mitchell (2), A. D. Nourse (2 ), R. Beaumont, T . Campbell, C. P. Carter, J. L. Cox, G. P. D. Hartigan, C. B. Llewellyn, S. J. Pegler, L. Strieker, H . W . Taylor, T. A. Ward. S o u th A f r ic a T e am in A u s t r a l ia , 1910-1.— T . Camp­ bell, M. Commaille, G. A . Faulkner, M. Hathorn, C. B. Llewellyn, A . D. Nourse, C. O. C. Pearse, S. J. Pegler, E. O. Schwarz, P. W. Sherwell, J. H. Sinclair, S. J. Snooke, L. Strieker, A . E. E. Vogler, .). W . Zulch. THE PERSONNEL OF THE FOURTEEN AUSTRALIAN TEAMS IN ENGLAND. (In each case after 1894 the men who had made the trip to England before are given first, then the newcomers. The figures in brackets after a man’s name signify that he was on his second, third, etc., visit.) F ir s t T e a m , 1878.— F . E. Allan, G. H. Bailey, A. C!. Bannerman, C. Bannerman, J. M. Blackliam, H. F . Boyle, T. W . Garrett, D. W . Gregory, T. Horan, W . E. Midwinter. W . L. Murdoch, F. R. Spofforth. S eco n d T e a m . 1880.— A. C. Bannerman (2) J. JI. Blackham (2), H. F. Boyle (2), W . L. Murdoch (2). F. R. Spofforth (2), G. Alexander, G. J. Bonnor. T . U. Groube, A. H. Jarvis, P. S. McDonnell, W . H. Moule, G. E. Palmer J. Slight. T hird T eam , 1882.— A. C. Bannerman (3), J. M. Blackham (3), H. F. Boyle (3), W. L. Murdoch (3), F. R. Spofforth (3), G. J. Bonnor (2), T. W . Garrett (2), T . Horan (2), P. S. McDonnell (2), G. E. Palmer (2), G. Giffen, S. P. Jones, H. H. Massie. F' ourth T eam , 1884. —A. C. Bannerman (4), J. M. Blackham (4), H. F. Boyle (4), W . L. Murdoch (4), F. R. Spofforth (4), G. J. Bonnor (3), P. S. McDonnell (3), G. E. Palmer (3), G. Alexander (2), G. Giffen (2), W . E. Midwinter (2), W. H. Cooper, H. J. H. Scott. F ifth T eam , 1886.—J. M. Blackham (5), F . R. Spofforth (5), G. J. Bonnor (4), G. E. Palmer (4), T. W. Garrett (3), G. Giffen (3), A. H. Jarvis (2), S. P. Jones (2), H. .T. H. Scott (2), W . Bruce, E. Evans, J. Mcllwraith, J. W. Trumble. S ixth T eam , 1888.— J. M. Blackham (6), A. C. Ban­ nerman (5), G. J. Bonnor (5), H. F. Boyle (5), P. S. McDon­ nell (4), A. H. Jarvis (3), S. P. Jones (3), J. D. Edwards, J. J. Ferris, J. J. Lyons, G. H. S. Trott, C. T. B. Turner, J. Worrall. S eventh T eam , 1890.— J. M. Blackham (7), W . L. Murdoch (5), S. P. Jones (4), J. J. Ferris (2), J. J. Lvons (2), G. H. S. Trott (2), C. T. B. Turner (2), J. E. Barrett, K. E. Burn, P. C. Charlton, S. E. Gregory, H. Trumble, I i*1 W^alters E ighth T eam , 1893.— J. M. Blackham (8), A. C. Bannerman (6), G. Giffen (4), A. H. Jarvis (4), J. J. Lyons (3), G. H. S. Trott (3), C. T. B. Turner (3), W . Bruce (2), S. E. Gregory (2), H. Trumble (2), A. Coningham, W . F. Giffen, H. Graham, R. W . McLeod. N inth T eam , 1896.— G. Giffen (5), G. H. S. Trott i (4). S. E. Gregory (3), H. Trumble (3), H. Graham (2), J. Darling, H. Donnan, C. J. Eady, C. Hill, F . A. Iredale, A. E. Johns, E. Jones, J. J. Kelly, T. R. McKibbin. T enth T eam , 1899.— S. E . Gregory (4), H. Trumble (4), J. Darling (2), C. Hill (2), F. A. Iredale (2), A. E. Johns (2). E. Jones (2), J. J. Kelly (2), J.» Worrall (2). W . P. Howell, F. Laver, C. E. McLeod, M. A. Noble, V. T. Trumper. E leventh T eam , 1902.— S. E. Gregory (5), H. j Trumble (5), J. Darling (3), C. Hill (3*), E . Jones (3), J. J. j Kelly (3), W . P. Howell (2), M. A. Noble (2), V. T. Trumper (2), W . W . Armstrong, H. Carter, R. A. Duff, A. J. Hopkins, j J. V. Saunders. (This team also visited South Africa.) T welfth T eam , 1905.—S. E. Gregory (6), J. Darling |(4), C. Hill (4), J. J. Kelly (4), W . P. Howell' (3). M. A. Noble I (3), V. T. Trumper (3), W. W . Armstrong (2), R. A. Duff (2), A. J. Hopkins (2), F. Laver (2), C. E. McLeod (2), j A. Cotter, D. R. A. Gehrs, P. M. Newland. T h irteenth T eam , 1909.— S. E . Gregory (7), M. A. Noble (4), V. T. Trumper (4), W . W . Armstrong (3), A. J. |Hopkins (3), F. Laver (3), H. Carter (2), A. Cotter (2), W. Bardsley, W. Carkeek, R. J. Hartigan, C. G. Macartney, P. A. McAlister, J.. A. O’Connor, V. S. Ransford, W . j . Whitty. F ourteenth T eam , 1912.— S. E. Gregory (8), W. Bardsley (2), W. Carkeek (2), C. G. Macartney (2), W . J Whitty (2), G. S. Crouch, S. H. Emery, G. R. Hazlitt, C'. B. Jennings, C. Kelleway, T. J. Matthews. E. R. Mayne J. W. McLaren, R. B. Minnett, D. Smith, H. W . Webster. A L a y of T e s t-M a tc h C rick e t in p raise of th e M .C .C . T e am . To every man upon this earth, The runs come soon or late, And how can men do better Than—with the help of Hobbs— Win the “ Ashes ” for their conntry ’Midst the plaudits of the “ Gods ” ? W. B u n d y . * No leference to anybody’s duck>-eggs!— E d itor.