Cricket 1912

578 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OE THE GAME. Nov. 16, 1912. Dulw ich had a busy season, their three teams playing as m any as 58 matches. They are lucky in the possession of several all-round men of m ore than ordinary ability ; of the eight men who bowled more than 100 overs six are well up in the batting list— L. Phillips, H . G. Cryer, S. J. G oodall. M. B. Lum sden, F. W . Ellis, and E. J. B ridger, to wit. Bridger, though one would not have expected the slow wickets to suit him , did m ost execution with the ball, and next to him one would rank Ellis, whose 53 wickets at under 12 each represents capital work. F. H untley heads the batting lis t ; but H . G. Cryer made m ost runs, and was the on ly man to total 500 for the club, L. Phillips, P. H . Slater, S. J. G oodall, W . M. Frizell, and W . S. Adam s aggregating over 400. D U LW IC H C.C. : 1912. Matches played, 58 ; won, 31; lost, 18 ; drew, 9. Huns for : 9,868 for 494 wickets— average 19*9. Huns against: 8,940 for 557 wickets— average 16-05. FO R E ST H IL L C.C. : 1912. First X I .: played, 25 ; won, 11; lost, 6 ; drew, 8. Second XI. : played, 19 ; won, 10 ; lost, 3 ; drew, 6. Third X I .: played, 20 ; won, 11; lost, 6 ; drew, 3. Fourth X I. : played, 10 ; won, 4 ; lost, 6. F irst X I. A v er ag es . B atting . Inns. N.O. R. A. H.S. O. B owling , II. W. A. Adams, W. S. ... 18 3 410 27-33 117 60-4 185 11 16-81 Bridge, S. H. H. ... 16 2 329 23-50 59 — —- — — Bridger, E. J. 22 4 347 19-27 38* ... 388-3 1153 71 16-22 Buer, A. K. ... ... 18 3 199 13-26 34* 80 381 26 14-65 Covell, L. ... 12 3 131 14-55 41 — •24 3 8-00 Cryer, H. G. ... 18 1 582 34-33 94 ... 129 492 23 21-39 Dent, E. E. ... 5 1 54 13-50 43 — — — — Dickson, F. M. ... 11 0 87 7-90 24 61 195 19 10-26 Ellis, F. W. ... ... 14 1 282 21-69 89* ... 174-3 621 53 11-71 Frizell, W. M. ... 14 3 416 37-81 108 65-1 207 14 14-78 Gibbins, E. L. ... 13 2 164 14-90 40* 87 319 21 15-19 Gibbins, P. H. ... 17 3 287 20-50 96 — — — — Gill, W. W. ... ... 16 1 113 7-53 19 — —■ — — Goodall, H. O. ... 18 1 244 14-35 30 51-5 214 12 17-83 Goodall, S. J. ... 17 2 434 28-93 106 ... 104-1 295 29 10-17 Henderson, A. E. ... 16 1 173 11-53 42 — — — — Hilder, H. S. 9 1 272 34-00 86* — 75 3 25-00 Hodgkinson, F. S. ... 6 1 6 1-20 2* — — — — Hoc, A. S. ... ... 11 1 172 17-20 29 — — — — Hoe, P. W. ... 8 2 83 13-83 25 — — — — Huntley, F. ... ... 11 4 302 43-14 110* — 74 3 24-66 Huntley, S. E. ... 14 2 372 31-00 97 37 151 11 13-72 Kenny, L. H. ... 11 4 141 20-14 28* — 15 1 15-00 Killick, A. ... ... 10 0 132 13-20 46 52-5 175 14 12-50 Lumsden, M. B. ... 11 1 236 23-60 73* ... 152-1 530 28 18-92 Morton, G. ... ... 12 3 1 15-00 39 — — — — Odell, F. ... 14 2 59 4-91 15 — — — — Parkes, A. ... 11 3 95 11-87 35* — — — — Perkins, L. W. ... 12 3 84 9-33 39 ... 233-5 678 48 14-12 Phillips, L. ... ... 15 3 468 39-00 153* ... 208-3 582 35 16-62 Powell, L. ... 6 2 69 17-25 40 — — — Proctor, G. ... 6 0 37 6-16 12 49-5 217 8 27-12 Slater, P. H. . ... 15 1 459 32-76 80 16-2 90 5 18-00 Smith, C. G.... ... 17 2 226 15-06 50 34 127 7 17-14 Stretton, A. C. C,. ... 7 2 20 4-00 10* Taylor, F. A. W. 5 1 58 14-50 31 — — — — Tebbutt, Dr. H. ... 12 0 188 15-66 52 24-1 120 7 17-14 Thomas, A. J. C. Tregellas, C. P. 6 1 55 11-00 36 — — — — 9 1 29 3-62 8 — — — — Welch, B. J. B. 8 1 129 18-42 52 — — — — Wells, H. O.... 7 0 151 21-57 51 81-4 298 24 12-33 Williams, A. H. ... 16 0 290 18-12 96 — 35 1 35-00 Williams, J. H. 8 3 65 13-00 31* — 39 2 19-50 Williams, J. S. 8 1 104 14-85 40 — 31 2 15-50 Yonge, G. T. 4 0 19 4-75 10 — — — — Yonge, W. K. ... 14 2 94 7-83 21* ... 150-4 542 42 12-90 Also batted -B ull, II. T., 3 innings-0 notout-■12 runs; Downing, R . J. C. 3-1-28 ; Millman, F. H., 2-0-21 ; Puckle, W . H., 3-0-30; Taylor, W. W., 1-0-2 ; Also bowled :■ —Bull, H . T. , 2 wickets for 96 B atting . Inns.N.O. R. A. H.S. O. B owling . R. W. A. Anderson, A. ... ... 7 0 79 11-28 34 — — __ __ Balkwill, T. J. ... 13 2 284 25-82 83* 138 357 39 9-15 Craftcr, J. 4 0 38 9-50 24 -—■ — — Green, R. T. ... 5 0 39 7-80 32 — — __ __ Hast, G. C. ... ... 12 5 154 22-00 46 256 680 66 10-30 Hunter, H. R. ... 7 1 87 14-50 28 — — __ Hunter, P. J. ... 5 0 52 10-40 19 9 51 3 17-00 Hunter, S. A.... 4 1 39 13-00 28 46 168 8 21-00 Kennard, H. A. ... 13 2 56 5-09 16* — — — Leigh Bennett, C F. 6 0 66 11-00 25 7 34 1 34-00 Matthews, H. W ... 14 2 156 13-00 55* 133 494 37 13-35 Montgomery, R. ... 8 0 232 29-00 64 22 68 8 8-50 Neall, K. P. ... ... 10 1 210 23-33 91* 10 50 1 50-00 Owens, J. S. ... ... 18 1 389 22-88 76 20 72 1 72-00 Phillips, C. F. ... 11 3 284 35-50 63* — — __ Perceval, F. C. C. ... 6 1 55 11-00 22 — — __ __ Welchman, C. G. ... 5 3 68 34-00 32* !! 39 132 10 13-20 White, J. P. ... 4 1 47 15-B6 33* — __ __ __ Whyte, A. J. ... 21 0 686 32-66 91 __ __ ___ __ Williams, W. R. ... 15 5 310 31-60 54* 84 294 13 22-61 Also batted -Baird, L B. 3 innings-1 not out-2i ru m ; Balkwill C. V., 1-0-0; Holt, W. S., 2-1-11 ; Jackson, A. L., 1-0-0 ; Lee, C. E. E , 4-3 23 ; Moore, C., 5-0-4; Nichols, A. B., 2-0-17 ; Sellar, A. S., 1-0-22 ; Silverthorne, S., 2-0-0 ; Swanton, W ., 1-0-5 ; Townsend, M., 3-1-109 ; Wright, S., 1-0-18. Also bowled : — Nichols, A. B., 1 wicket for 59 ; Baird, L. B., Balkwill, C. V., Green, R. T., and Townsend, M., without success. S econd X I. A ver ag es . Inns.N.O B atting . R. A. H.S. O. B owling . R. W. A. Anderson, A. ... ... 7 0 216 30-85 48 — __ __ Balkwill, C. V. ... 10 2 110 30-75 24 46 175 7 25-00 Baskett, L. H. ... 8 1 71 10-14 28 ... 188 537 47 11-42 Crafter, J. ... 10 2 325 40-62 106 — __ Green, R. T. ... ... 12 0 215 17-91 64 95 298 25 11-92 Hinton, W. R. 4 1 60 20-00 29 — — — __ Holt, W. S. ... 12 0 304 25-33 104 —■ — __ __ Hunter, H. R. 5 2 146 48-66 67 — __ __ __ Hunter, P. J. ... 5 0 57 11-40 20 — __ __ __ Hunter, S. A. ... ... 14 0 299 21-35 86 45 179 9 19-82 Leigh Bennett, C F. ... 4 0 16 4-00 8 13 35 1 35-00 Matthews, N. W. 6 1 200 40-00 85 ... 79 257 30 8-56 Moore, C. ... 8 3 55 11-00 19 — — — — Nichols, A. B. ... 6 2 114 28-50 42* 54 214 15 14-26 Sellar, A. S. ... ... 15 2 359 27-61 104* 7 27 1 27-00 Skipper, F. 9 2 100 14-28 39 — __ __ __ Silverthorne, S. 8 0 88 11-00 30 4 35 1 35-00 Welchman, C. G. 5 2 105 35-00 47* 61 169 19 8-89 Also batted :— Balkwill, T J-, 1 innings-0 not out-0 runs ; Barham C. H., 1-1- 12 ; Chaplin, C. A., 1-1-13 ; Goldup, S. T., 1-1-13 ; Hinton, S. J., 1-0-0 ; Jackson, A. L., 2-2-28 ; Lee, C. E. E., 2-0-23 ; Mace, F. C., 3-0-58 ; Montgomery, R., 1-1- 36 ; White, J. 1*., 1-0-0 ; Whyte, A. J., 1-1-64 ; Williams, W. R., 2-1-131. Also bowled :— Balkwill, T. J., 31 runs-5 wickets; Williams, W. R., 37-2; Chaplin, C. A., Hunter, H. R., Hunter, P. J., and Montgomery, R., without success. T h ir d X I. A v er ag es . Forest H ill print a full report of their twenty-ninth season. Of the 8(5 matches arranged for the four elevens 12 fell through, not one of these being a second X I. fixture, as it chanced. In all 36 were won, 21 lost, 17 drawn. The first X I., with seven batsmen averaging from 35 to 22, was very strong in the run-getting line ; in bowling it had one of the m ost effective trundlers of the season in G. C. Hast, and tw o capital supporters for him in T. J. Balkwill and N. W . Matthews. As it chanced, no one made a century for the first X I., but four men did so for the second, and three of these— J. Craftcr, A. Sellar, and W . S. H olt— with S. A . Hunter, were the mainstays of the batting. L. H . Baskett, N. W . Matthews, 11. T. Green, C. G. W elchm an, and A. B. Nichols took m ost of the wickets. The third X I. was a good batting side, six men averaging from 23 to 19 or so, and had three useful bowlers in C. Barham, C. A . Chaplin, and A . B. Nichols. The fourth X I. had a prom ising all-round man in E. B. N ichols, and an effective bowler in H. F. F. Coffin. Prizes were won by C. F. Phillips (first X I. batting), T. J. Balk­ will (first X I. bowling), K . P. N eall (highest score during W eek), J. Crafter (second X I. batting), L. H . Baskett (second X I. bowling), J. P. W hite (third X I. batting), A. B. Nichols (third X I. bowling), E. B . Nichols (all-round form , fourth X I.), A. J. W hyte (consistent batting, first X I.), N. W . Matthews (all-round form ), R . T. Green (all-round form ). Messrs. J. Baskett, G. W . Beeste, W . P. Ginner, C. Meierhoff, F. W . Peet, and T. H. Vernon were the generous donors of the prizes. Inns. N.O B atting . R. A. H.S. O. B owling R. W. A. j Allport, R. L. . 7 0 28 4-00 17 — — — Barham, C. ... 13 0 247 19-00 54 98-5 320 39 8-20 Chaplin, C. A. ................ 13 7 121 20-16 23* ... 133 422 39 10-82 Gibbon, P. ...............13 0 147 11-30 30 — — — __ Goldup, S. T. ................ 9 1 160 20-00 47 — — 4 __ 1 Harris, H. V. ................12 2 98 9-80 26 37-2 166 6 27-66 Hinton, S. J. ................ 6 2 11 2-75 6* ... — — —. Hinton, W. R. ... 12 0 87 7-25 17 41-2 165 13 12-69 |Jackson, A. L. 6 0 33 5-50 15 — — — __ Lee, C. E E. ................ 13 1 227 18-91 44 — — — __ Mace. F. C. ............... 9 1 174 21-75 59 — — — __ Neall, K. P. ............... 7 0 101 14-42 45 — — 0 __ Nichols, A. B. ................ 7 1 317 52-87 81 61-5 205 33 6-21 Nichols, E. B. ............... 6 0 54 9-00 40 21 89 7 12-71 Swanton, E. G. 4 1 25 8-33 8 — — — __ Swanton, W. ................ 15 4 78 7-09 39* ... — — — __ Terry, T. E. R. 4 0 35 8-75 20 — — — __ White, J. P. ................11 0 258 23-45 101 — — 1 — Also batted —Balkwill, T. J., 1 innings-0 not out-10 Coffin H. F •F., 1-0-6 ; Crafter, J., 2-0-26 ; Davies, C. J., 2-1-11 ; Erith, J. G., 2-0-21 ; Lanham, H., 3-0-12 ; Leigh Bennett, C. F., 1-0-42 ; Musto, C. R., 1-0-5 ; Owens, J. S., 1-0-5. Also bowled : —Balkwill, T. J., 1 wicket; Evitt, J. G., 0 ; Lanham, H., 4 ; Leigh Bennett, C. F., 1. F ourth X I. A verages . Allport, R. L. ... Bailey, P. F. ... Coffin, H. F. F. Davies, C. J. ... Evitt, J. G. ... Hinton, S. J. ... Large, C. Musto, C. R. ... Nichols, E. B. ... Swanton, E. G. Terry, T. E. R. Inns. N. B atting . O. R. A. H.S. O. B owlino . R. W. A. 5 0 43 8-60 20 — — 0 — 6 3 33 11-00 13 — — — — 7 0 27 3-85 9 30 131 29 4-51 7 0 38 5-42 10 2 19 1 19-00 8 1 92 13-14 38 33 220 8 27-50 5 0 23 4-60 15 — — — — 9 0 31 3-44 11 6 37 1 37-00 6 1 21 4-20 9 — — — — 10 0 157 15-70 81 71 327 19 17-20 7 0 31 4-42 14 — — — — 8 1 84 12-00 30 14 61 1 61-00