WHITELAW IN THE LEAD.
BATTING AVERAGES. \ 0. CLEAL FIRST TO TOP 500. 1 emery and snedden best bowling figures. t Aiter nine series of senior cricket matches O. S. Cleal (Ponsonby-Balinoral) is the first batsman to reach 500 runs this season, but P. E. Wliitelaw (Parnell) and H- T. Pearson (Middlemore) are ailiead of him in the averages. The two men who were on the -thousand mark last summer, W. M. Wallace (Parnell) and V. J. Scott (Y.M.C.A.) have just turned into 200, but, of course, there had been a great deal more play at this stage last year. 11. W. G. Emery (Grafton) has a fractional lead over C. A. Snedden (Eden) in the bowling department, in which mo«t victims have fallen to D. C. Cleverley (Middlemore).
The principal performers are:— BATTIXG.
•Denotes not out, BOWLING.
. The draw for Saturday next is: North Shore (22) v. Ponsonby-Balinoral (10). Eden (28) t. University (19), Grafton Pareell (18). Middlemore (32) v. JSsf.fc.A 1 Jfcf figures tn i»refrtto«ses are present champloushtp polhts.
Ins. X.O. R. H.S. Avge P. E. Whitelaw 10 2 4S7 140 54.62 H. T. Pearson S 1 375 128 53.57 O* S. deal . . 14 3 535 137 48.03 A. V. Wiles . . ,S — 141 07 47 00 k. Mills... 3 — ami 12s 44.00 V. .1. Scott . . S 3 218 54 43.00 V. S. Sale . . 10 1 369 121 41.00 <>. Ii. Weir . . SI 270 02 38.57 C. r. Howilen . 9 _ 312 10!> 30.88 X. Martin .... 10 2 28!t 132 36.12 D. B. Edmonds 10 1 324 102* 36.00 A. X. Thompson 0 1 100 50* 32.00 W. M. Wallace 10 — 207 82 29.70 R. H. Cleave . . 13 1 S30 90 28.00 X. Ellis 8 1 193 52 27.57 C. Burke 11 2 248 09 27.55 W. H. Cooper 9 1 221 04* 27.50 J. A. Blandford 8 — 219 S2 27.37 A. J. Postles 9 1 219 100 27.87 W. X. Carson . . SI 189 79 27.00 H. (». Walters . 8 — 211 S8 26.27 X. A. MeMahon 8 1 182 59* 26.00 I,. C. AreU«?r 13 2 282 63* 25.63 I. W. Cooper . . 7 — 175 35 25.00 B. H. Smith 5 3 49 15* 24.50 O. R. Burgess 8 1 170 69 24.28 C. P. I-und .. 12 3 208 49 23.11 J. Barber 7 1 130 30 21.60 I>. WeW> 0 2 84 40 21.00 A. M. Matheson 8 — 166 45 20.75 D. O. Water, 11 4 145 SO 20.71 U E. Vivian .. 8 — 105 77 i!0.02
Wkts. Runs Average It. W. G. Emery 20 224 11.20 C. A. Sneddon 27 305 11.2!» C. P. HowtW*n 15 ISO 12.00 I). R. Garrard 21 258 32.28 .T. Cowie 33 417 12.03 F. M. Andrews 22 293 13.31 L>. C. Cloverley 3d 4S1 13.30 C. Burke 29 399 13.75 A. M. Matlieson 20 :!T4 13.38 1. W. Cooiier 12 373 14.41 V. J. Scott 14 227 10 21 \V. H. Cooper 14 227 10-21 J. Felts 13 241 38.03 -G. I,. Weir . 12 234 19.30 J. B. Simpson 24 469 10.54 G. Richards ........ 18 383 20.10 F. Goodsir 20 411 20.35 I. E. deal ........ 14 288 20.57 W. N. Carson ...... 12 350 20.83 O. S. Cleal 1G 342 21.37 V. Albrecht 8 172 21.50 N. 8. Parkes 10 219 21.00 W. J. McDevltt .... 14 307 21.92 G. R. Chllda 8 178 22.00 H. J. H. Harrison .. 15 347 23.13 Jl. Mutton 15 349 23.20 H. Harrison ........ 9 213 23.06 N. H. Bennett ...... 17 420 24.70 V. S. Sale ........ 8 208 20.00 J. B. Stevenson . ■» 10 203 20.30 F. Batty 0 238 28.60 M. Clark 13 410 32.00
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