Cricket 1912

O ct . 12, 1912. CEICKET : A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. 539 DERRICK W AN D ERER S : 1912. First X I. : played, 18 ; won, 8 ; lost, 4 ; drawn, 6. Second X I .: played, 10 ; won, 6 ; lost, 3 ; drawn, 1. F ikst X I. A verages . B atting . B owling Not Highest Inns. out. Runs. Aver. Score. O. R. W. Bawcutt, L. T. ... 10 1 322 21-40 02* — — — ■Carroll, A. E. ... 11 2 00 733 IS — — — Childs, R. T. ... 10 2 291 20-78 88 252-2 695 51 Fox, H. T. ... ... 10 5 95 1900 40* — — — Golds, W. H. ... 15 1 245 17-50 79 — — — Hankin, W. G. ... 19 1 300 20-00 73 212-2 003 43 Hawkins, F . E. ... 11 1 24 2-40 12 __ __ __ Rennie, H. R. ... 10 2 458 57-25 114* 40-5 155 1-2 Stocks, J. ... 15 0 104 0-93 53 34 181 0 Also batted, “playing in fewer than 10 matches : Allum, A . L., 3 innings-0 runs ; Belton, P., 5-2 ; Boxall, F. B., 1-1 ; Brown, T. W., 9-121 ; Carroll, A. J., 1-0; Foston, F. W., 1-4 ; Gorringe, H. M., 7-2 not outs-159 ; Hills, R. W., 3-1-0 ; Hone, H. B., 7-1-2G; Keard, A., 1-2 ; Norman, C. E., 1-4 ; Springett, W. L., 1-3 ; Wharton, H. F., 2-6. Also bowled : Allum, A. L., 3 overs-25 runs-0 wicket ; Brown, T. W., 12*4-49-5; Carroll, A. J., 0-29-0 ; Wharton, H. F., 3-22-0. S econd X I. A verages . B atting . B owling . Inns., N. .o. R. A. H.S. O. R. W. A. Allum, A. L. 7 1 20 3-33 10* 25 75 9 8-33 Boxall, F. B. ... 7 0 49 7-00 25 10 53 1 53-00 •Carroll, A. J. ... 10 0 46 4-60 15 118-5 343 31 11-00 Dyall, H. ... ... 7 0 33 4-71 12 20 120 9 13-33 Evans, F. A. 8 1 75 10-71 39* 48-1 193 8 24-12 Fozzard,G. ... 4 2 29 14-50 25 — — — — Hills, R. W. 5 0 89 17-80 51 23 114 0 19-00 Hone, H. B. 5 0 30 6-00 13 — — — — Larkin, S. G. 0 2 26 0-50 12 — — — — Norman, C. E. ... 9 0 313 34-77 69 — — — — Walford, L.... ... 7 1 49 8-16 10 — — — — Wharton, H. F. 9 1 244 30-50 82 55 247 19 1300 Also batted : Carroll, A. E . , 3 innings-40 runs : ; Foston, F.. W., 4-1 not ou t- 10 ; Golds, W. H., 1-28; Hawkins, F. E., 3-17 Springett, W. L., 2-13; Sweet, R. C., 3-17. Also boicled : Foston, F. W., 4-66-2. H ampstead Nomads started the season with 25 members, but finished it with 37. More games were played than ever before, a whole-day and a half-day m atch being arranged for practically every Saturday up to the end of July. T he club has relied very m uch on F . C. Boully and L . G. Kirkpatrick, two brilliant all-round players; but other good men— such as Cattley, Habersbon, C. Browning, and Crawfurd, the last named being kept out of the field for two m onths by an accident— could not play regularly, and a few who appeared only three or four times do not figure in the averages. L . F . Matthews, who is only nineteen, should be of great help to the club in the fu tu re; and m uch is hoped from Austin B lom field when he com es down from Oxford. H is elder brother, H . E ., who joined the Indian Civil Service last autumn, left a gap. A t Southgate last year he hit 15 balls out of the ground in an innings lasting under an h o u r; and gentle tappers of his kind are not easily replaced. H AM PSTEAD NOMADS C.C. : 1912. Played, 3 6 ; won, 17 ; lost, 1 2 ; drawn 7. F our games were abandoned. B atting (five innings or m ore, with double-figure average). Inns. N.o. R. A. H.S. <5. W. Cattley .......................... 5 0 102 32-40 94 L. G. Kirkpatrick ............... 24 3 003 31-57 112 F. C. Boully ......................... 18 1 520 30-58 142* K. R. Habershon 0 0 183 30-50 83 <3. Browning .......................... 8 1 205 29-28 47 L. F. M atthew s.......................... 15 2 278 21-37 46 A. Blomfield ............. 5 0 102 20*40 58 J . S. Caulfield .......................... 15 2 208 16-00 35 H. E. C raw furd.......................... 8 0 128 16-00 45 E. B lood w orth .......................... 7 0 101 14-42 40 W. Johnson .......................... 0 0 83 13-83 35 A. G. H u m p h ry ......................... 10 2 104 13-00 28* H. G. Bloodworth ............... 13 1 130 11-33 35 E. L. Newton .......................... 10 1 102 11-33 49 H. G. Price-Williams .............. 5 1 45 11-25 16 H. Wearne...................................... 5 0 56 11-20 18 H. G. Lafford .......................... 0 0 67 11-16 16 H. Browning .......................... 26 3 254 11-04 41 W. A. Hirst .......................... 13 4 93 10-33 33 R. 1. Brenton .......................... 13 0 130 10-00 33 B owling (10 wickets or more). Runs. Wkts Aver. F. C. B o u lly ................................... 519 61 8-50 ■S. B. K. Caulfield ..................................... 342 37 9-24 E. L. Newton................................... ............. 170 18 9-44 H. G. Bloodworth 310 29 1089 H. E. Crawfurd ........................ 250 23 1113 D. Price- Williams .............. ............. 125 11 11-30 •J*. S. Caulfield ........................ 140 12 11-00 L. G. K irk p a trick ........................ ............. 1158 83 13-90 H. Wearne ................................... 170 11 10-00 L. F. Matthews ..................................... 338 •20 10-90 The Score Book. BOMBAY PRESIDENCY v. PARSIS.—At Poona, August 20, 27 and 28. Parsis won by 0 wickets. First innings. B ombay P residency . Second innings. Major J. G. Greig, c Guzdar, b Elavia ... 142 c Canteenwalla, b Warden 00 H. Cheetliara, c Warden, b Elavia .............. Col. R. M. Poore, b Driver .......................... Capt. E. D. Tillard, st Canteenwalla, b P a r e k h ............................................................. Capt. E. G. J. Haughton, b Elavia .............. Capt. Cooper, b Parekh...................................... W. H. Anderson, b Parekh .......................... W. S. Halliley, b Parekh .......................... E A. R. Gore-Brown, st Canteenwalla, b P a r e k h ............................................................. C. H. Wilson, not o u t ............. ............... H. Platt, b Elavia ...................................... Extras ...................................... Total ...................................... 1 st Inns.: Wacha. 21-5-01-0; Elavia, 18-4-05-4; Warden, 10-1-2S-0 ; Parekh, 1S-1-68-5 ; Guzdar, 0-0-29-0 ; Kanga, 11-3-20-0 ; Chothia, 3-0-S-0 ; Driver, 4-2-10-1. 2 nd Inns.: Elavia, 23-4-84-6; Parekh, 24-3-55-3 ; Wacha, > 0-10-0; Warden, 0 b Elavia .......................... 1 70 c Parekh, b Elavia............... 34 29 b Parekh .......................... 0 28 b Parekh ......................... . 35 0 not out .......................... 0 0 c Parekli, b Elavia . 14 0 lbw, b Elavia ............. 7 12 c Canteenwalla, b Elavia.. . 0 1 b Elavia ......................... . 13 1 b Parekh .......................... . 1 10 Extras ............. . . 0 311 Total ............. . 177 11-5-15-1; Kanga, 2-1-7-0. D. D. Driver, c Poore, b Halliley... J. H. Elchidana, st Platt, b H aughton...................................... S. Gzzdar, b G r e ig .......................... J. Canteenwalla, c Wilson, b Halliley ...................................... Dr. H. D. Kanga, c and b Halliley J. S. Warden, lbw, b Haughton ... P arsis . D. K. Kapadia, c Haughton, b Halliley ...................................... 42 P. Chothia, c Wilson, b Tillard ... 5 M. D. Parekh, c Platt, b Halliley 50 J. Elavia, c Cheetham, b Poore ... 21 M. B. Wacha, not out ............... 4 Exti-as .......................... 21 Total Second Innings.—Dr. H. D. Kanga, c Halliley, b Poore, 25; J. Elchidana, c Poore, b Tillard, 0; D. D. Driver, e and b Wilson, 64; J. S. Warden, st Platt, b Poore, 0 0 ; D. K. Kapadia, not out, 32 ; P. Chothia, not out, 10 ; uxtrs, 12. Total (for 4 wkts), 215. 1 st I nns . : Haughton, 18-5-30-2 ; Hallilcy, 29-3-7-70-5; Gore-Brown, 4-1-10-0 ; Anderson, • ; 2-20-0 ; Wilson, 7-2-22-0 ; Greig, 21-0-01-1 ; Poore, 3-0-11-1 ; Cheetham, 3-0-17-0 ; Tillard, 8-4-14-1. No analysis of second innings. or/r* W e hope to give in the N ovem ber issue the averages of Sutton, Old Charlton, Forest H ill, Twickenham , Beckton, Great W estern Railway, Lauderdale, Stanley, Norbury Park Wanderers, Shep­ herd’s Bush, H onor Oak, W alham Green, and Beddington, as well as others not yet to hand, but promised. It was impossible to get all into this issue; and we have gone on the principle of “ first com e, first served.” TRIANGULAR TO U RN AM EN T : 1912. AN INTERESTING SOUVENIR OF THE FIRST (AND PROBABLY THE LAST) TRIANGULAR TOURNAMENT. 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