THE AVERAGES.

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Moffatt, 1. „ „ _ For Linwood—C, G. Gordon* 2, 30> 9j W. McLaughlin, 83, 27, 3; W. Chanton, I*, 2; W. Fitzsimmons, 0, B*, 3. For Old Collegian*—T, R. M. Hobbs, 0; J. Coop, 10, 1G; J. D. Lawronce, 1, 1; D. S. Anderson, 2, 0, 1; R. Pinney, 87 - - ,or, For Ricearton—O, T. Gome, 1, 0, 18; D. M. Dunnett, B, 37*, 1. For Pt. Albans —T. R. Pope 0, 7; J. Airey, 4; C. S. Thompson, 0*; K. J. Tuckar, 7; P. Martin, o*. . For Sydenham—T. McEwin, 3, 22; J. Patrick 0; V. Watt, 4, 0; C. Ayling, 1.

Lan, 10, 0. 70, 2. N. V. Egan. 7, 1, 31. 0. K. B. Phelps, 3, 0, 16, 0. E. Brosnahan, 4, 1, 19, 0. A. R. Blank, 19, 4, 72, 5. S. Candlisli, 2, 0, 3, 0. For Old Boys—G. H. SirTinger, 3, 1, 17, 0. A. C. Harris, 10, 5, 32, 1. W. 0. Dalley, 15, 1, 61, 4. S. R. Carleton, 2, 1, 6, 3. G. H. Hobbs, 4, 1, 25, 1. R. E. Hastie, 9, 0. 37, 1. For Linwood —W. Miller, 8, 2, 40, 0. C. G. Gordon, 5, 0, 27, 0. H. Davis, 14, 2, 55, 3. E. Fitzsimmotts, 3, 0, 13, 0. M. K. Boon. 9, 0, 62, 0. H. Westwood, 1, 0. 18, 0. W. Chaston. 17, 1. 87, 2. G. M. Condliffo, 8, 1, 38, 0. J. Prospor, 7, 0, 26, 3. For Old Collegians—l. M. Hamilton, 2, 0, 3, 0. J. S. Bruges, 9. 0, 50, 3. L. R. Dunstcr, 1, 0, 1, 0. J. Ooop, 5, 0, 19, 0. A. Graham, S, 0, 21, 1. D. T. Anderson, 3, 0, 14, 0. R. Pinney, 10, 1, 54, 1. For Riccarton—P. Allen, 4, 0, 21, 0. (■*. W. Haines, 3, 0, 22, 0. A. Cox, 3, 0. 17. 2. 1). M. Dunnett, 3. 0. f>, 0. For St.. Albans—C. G. Crawford, 14, 0, 98, 2. G. Cullen, 4, 0, 21, 1. N. Porreon,. 16, 2, 72, 4. G. Airey, 2, 0, 13, 0. K. J. Tucker, 11, 0, 54, 1. For Sydenham—W. R. Oliver, 11, 2, 33, 5. C. Shackel, 7. 1, 2-1, U. J. Dawson, a, 0, ]l, 0. C. J. Oliver. 5, 0, 30, 0. T. E. M. Harper, 2, 0, 10, 1. R. Wailburton, 2, 0, 19, 1. E. Gasson, 2. 0. 10, 0. J. Vounsr, 5, 0, 40, 0. J. Patrick, 1, 0, 9, 0. V. Hahn, 7, 0, 20, 1. For West Christchurch —K. J. McMenamm, 21, 5, 57, 2. R. H. Booth, 2, 0, 2G, 0. Other Statistics. The following table shows the positions tho teams would have occupied had the competition been decided on the percentage of runs for and against:— For. Against. Runs. Wkts. Av. Runs. Wkts. Av. Riceartou 3393 94 36.09 2785 140 19.92 Old Boys 3414 124 27.53 2730 101 16.95 Sydenhnra 2464 126 19.55 2616 137 19.09 Old Coll'ns 2700 147 18.77 2074 138 19.37 Limvood 2828 127 22.26 3119 135 23.J0 St. Albans 3034 338 21.91 3089 110 28.08 W. Ch.Ch. 2704 134 20.17 3166 116 27.29 E. Ch.Ch. 2001 146 17.81 3019 110 27.41 CENTURIES. Sixteen centuries were scored, as against 19 last season: — A. W. Roberts, for Riceartou v. St. Albans . . • ■ 212* A. W. Roberts, for Riccarton v. West 208* Allen, for Riccarton v. St. Albans 175 J. Jacobs, for Riccarton v. East .. 136 1. B. Cromb, for.Old Boys v. Linwood 129 J. L. Powell, for Iliccarton v. Sydenham 128 J. L. Kerr, for West v. Old Boys . . 127* S. G. Lester, for Old Collegians v. East 127* I. B. Cromb, for Old Boys v. Riccarton 113 S. R. Carleton, for Old Boys v. St. Albans . . . . • ■ HO M. L. Page, for Old Boys v. East . . 109 8. Yates, for Linwood v. Old Colleg. 109 W. C. Dalley, for Old Boys v. West . . 105 C. G. Crawford, for St. Albans v. Linwood .. -• •• 104* F. A. Smith, for Linwood v. East .. 104 N. Dorreen, for St. Albans v. Linwood 100* WINNERS OF CHAMPIONSHIP. Tlio following are the winners of the Championship from the inception of the District scheme in 1905-6: — 1905-6 —West Christchurch 1906-7 —West Christchurch 3 907-8 —West Christchurch 1908-9 —Linwood 1909-10—St. Albans 1910-11—St. Albans 3 911-12 —Riccarton 1912-13—Sydenham 1913-14—Sydenham 1914-15 —Sydenham A 1915-16—Linwood 1916-17—Linwood 1917-18—Linwood 1918-19—Sydenham 1919-20—Riccarton 1920-21—Sydenham 1921-22—West Christchurcli 1922-23—Linwood 1923-24—Sydenham 1924-25—Sydenham 1925-26—St. Albans 1926-27—Riccarton 1927-28—Old Boys 1928-29—01 d Boys 1929-30—Riccarton

MATCH AT AKAROA. The final match for the Cricket Association Cup was ployed at Akaroa on Saturday, between the Akaroa and Little River Clubs. Akaroa batted first,, and Bcored 177 runs. Little River replied with 244, thus winning the match, and also the cup. The best batsmen for tho winners were R. Harrison 86 (retired) and C. Withers 77. Those scoring double figures for the losers were W.-B. Ramnay 35. E. Armstrong 33, T. Masefield 30, C. B. Arnold 26, F. C. Newton 14. SYDNEY CHAMPIONSHIP. WON BY MOSMAN. (UNITKD PRESS ASSOCIATION —BT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH —COPYRIGHT.) * (Received March 80th, 6.5 p.m.) SYDNEY, March 30. Although there is more than one match to bo ployed, Mosraon wins the season's cricket championship, being nine points ahead of its nearest opponent, Gordon. T. J. Andrews, for Petersham, scored 118 yesterday against North Sydney, and his clubmate, Everett, 116. Andrews is now only 24 off the record set by W. Bardsley some years ago .for the greatest number of runs for one season. Other centuries scored yesterday were:—For University against Manly, Smith 144 and Hogg 112; for Mosman against Marrickville, Love 117 not oat; for Pnddington against St. Ge6rge, Wells 111. Bowling:—For Western Suburbs against Glcbo, Burt took seven for 51.

BATTING. l.N.O. U.S. Tl. Av. A. W. Roberts (Eic.) 10 2 212* 768 06.00 J. Jacobs (Ric.) 4 0 136 204 51.00 S. G. Lester (Old C.) Id 4 127* 516 46.90 E. A. Smith (Linwood) 15 2 104 K08 46.76 J. L. Powell (Eic.) 10 0 1-28 405 46.50 P. Allen (Eic.) 1L 0 17o 408 42.5-1 I. B. Cromb (Old B.) 15 5 ISA 492 41.00 J. L. Kerr (West) 17 2 127* 001 40.06 0. G. Crawford (St A.) 35 •2 101* 507 39.00 JJ. L. Pago (Old Boys) 31 0 109 413 37.55 J. Young (Sydenham) 15 4 69 401 37.36 G. W. Haines (Eio.) 7 2 1:3* 180 37.20 T. Kennedy (East) •. i<; 8S 159 ;;5.3o C. Falloon (St. A.) .. 16 4 82* 412 31.31 W. C. Dalley (Old B.) n 3 305 372 33.81 J. A. Niramin (Syd.) 12 3 78 318 28.90 A. Cox (Riccarton) .. 13 i 78 331 27.58 G. B. Groso (Old B.) 10 0 75 269 26.90 K. Dorrecn (St. A.) 14 2 10G* 817 26.41 E. C. Burns (Old B.) 11 5 53 153 2G.33 B. Champness (Ric.) 13 3 38* 262 26.29 N. O. Alexander (West) 18 0 fc 9 449 24.94 R. J. Head (Linwood) 13 0 55 321 21.92 S. J. Yates. (Linwood) 14 3 3 00 2G7 24.27 T. E. Mullan (East) 35 1 73 339 24.21 H. lJavia (East) 15 1 02 33G 24.00 1''. T. Capstick (Syd.) 1-2 1 71 263 23.90 R. E. Haai-. (Old B.) 32 1 04 251 22.81 E. Woocls (St. A.) .. H 0 81 319 22.73 M. K. Boon (Linwood) 15 4 52* 246 22.36 c. M. Harris (Old B.) It 2 -13 265 22.08 L. R. Dunster (Old C.j 10 i. 59 321 21.40 E. T. O'Brien (St. A.) 13 1 GO 299 21.35 F. Kerr (Linwood) .. 12 2 53 212 21.20 J T. Burro\v3 ,0.B) 11 5 35* 123 20.50 W. E. Merritt (O.B.) I!'. 1 M) 213 20.25 C. E. Evans (Ric.) .. 7 •2 58* 99 19.80 •J. Prosper (Lin.) (j 2 23* 79 39.75 R. 0. Talbot (0. Col.) 10 0 95 31G 19.75 A. W. Thomas (St. A.) IS 4 5G 175 19.44 R. "Wallburton (Syd.) 15 1 54 2G3 18.78 J. W. Pealte (Wctt) .. G. L. Talbot (01. Col) l:! 4 39 16*5 18.G6 1G 2 87 261 16.51 E. Bellamy (Syd.) .. 0 1 39 91 18.20 G. H. Hobbs (O.B.) 15 1 13 254 18.14 W. R. Cunningham

(East) 15 1 73 253 18.07 H. M. Clirystall (O.C.) 12 0 55 216 18.00 n. J. S. Boan (O.C.) 13 7 46 106 17.66 It. II. Booth (West) .. 4 1 23 53 17.66 C S. Gibbfl (Ric.) .. 10 3 33 123 17.57 J. Eraser (St. A.) .. 10 1 53* 155 17.22 L\ A. Jarrett (West) 13 1 62 206 17.16 M. F. Pengelly (St. A) 16 2 97 235 16.78 V. A. Halm (Syd.) .. 14 1 38 218 16.76 H. Davis (Limvood) .. 8 1 56* 110 16.57 K. Brosnahan (East) 14 2 61* 196 16.33 0. S. Cullen (St. A.) 15 1 37 225 16.07 C. T. Rix (Ric.) 8 2 26* 95 15.83 G. M. Condliffo (Lin.) 14 1 5!)* 203 15.61 J. Burrough (O.C.) . 13 1 52 187 15.58 T. 11. Condliffe (West) 13 2 5G 171 15.54 W Spong (Syd.) 11 4 79* 108 15.12 W. HavcB (West) 12 2 38* 152 15.20 H. O. Jcfcoate (West) 14 1 36* 197 15.15 S. G. Honry (St. A.) 8 0 46 121 15.12 A. Saundors (St. A.) .. 6 1 36* 75 15.00 ]. M. Hamilton (O.C.) 5 0 44 73 14.60 C. J. Oliver (Syd.) .. 5 0 34 73 14.60 K.. J. McMenamin (W.) 6 4 16* 29 14.60 1-'. 11. I'owell (Ric.) .. K. Oliver (Syd.) .. 1L 2 38 129 14.33 W 4 0 19 66 14.00 G. Simmonds (Syd.) .. 12 3 26 125 13.68 0. S. Orchard (Lin.) 14 0 65 193 13.78 J. Hill (West) 'J a 20 96 13.71 C. Shackcl (Syd.) 7 0 37 91 13.12 D. Hay (West) 5 0 40 67 13.40 A. Graham (O.C.) 5 1 21 53 13.25 J. R. Hawkes (West) 5 1 31 53 164 13.25 a. Mills (East) 15 2 46 12.61 w Moffat (West) .. 13 2 2a 138 12.51 F. Rollinson (East) 7 o 19 58 11.60 11.51 11.41 P. AHeop (East) 12 1 61 127 E. Ganson (Sydor..) 12 0 42 137 H. Bishop (Linwcod) 6 1 25 57 11.40 11.33 R. A. Fulton (West) 4 1 27 34 K. B. Phelps (East) 6 2 22 45 11.25 U. Westwood (Lin.) 12 1 28 123 11.18 K. Weston (East) .. 13 0 42 145 11.15 A. R. Blank (East) 10 0 35 111 11.10 W. Miller (Linwood) 8 2 36* 66 11.00 II. R. Eecott (Old B.) 12 1 43 118 30.72 C. J. Jackman (O.C.) 12 1 37 111 10.09 W. J. V. Hamilton 79 9.87 (Old Collegians) .. 8 3 21* N. F. Egan (East) 10 1 26 81 9.41 j: S. Bruges (Old C.) 7 0 39 66 9.42 0.37 w. S. Coop (Old C.) 9 1 36* 75 0. H. Stringer( Old B.) 5 0 22 26 9.20 L. G. Havnes (West) 9 1 22* 72 9.00 B. Marshall (Ric.) .. S 2 15* 27 9.00 F. St. J. Parson (O.C.) 10 0 24 90 9.00 B. HawJiings (West) 4 1 7 25 8.33 T. E. M. Harper (Syd.) 11 3 27* 62 7.75 h. 0. Lindley (St. A) 13 2 12 57 5.18 4.33 3.6G J. Dawson (Sydcn.) 4 1 5* 13 22 A. Jones (East) 6 0 7 * Signifies not out. Th» following playe<i Icfs than four mrings: — 12; For East Cliristchurch--G. R. Gregory D. Upton, 4; C. A. Cocks. 4, 1 ; F. Pearco, 0, 8; S. Candlish, 2, 0, 6*; F. Bealev. 5*. For Old Boys—S. R. Carleton 110; W. it. Vincent, 15; A. C Harris, 46*; J. J-' ■

BOWLING. 0. M. R. "W. Av. J. McEwin 11 6.54 (Sydenham) 29 4 72 J. Xi. Powell 11.50 (Ric.) 27 7 46 4 J. A. Newman 13.40 (Sydenham) 208 42 603 45 W. E. Merrltt 60 13.66 (Old Boys) 236 35 820 O. B. Groae 14.00 (Old Boys) 84 7 84 6 F. R. Powell 14.07 (Riccarton) B. J. S. Bean 235 65 535 38 15.47 (Old Col.) 144 39 356 23 J. T. Burrows 15.56 (Old Boys) 194 04 389 25 0. M. Harris (Old Boys) 93 22 250 16 15.62 N. 0. Alexander (West) 140 19 536 34 15.76 0. S. Gibbs (Riccarton) 119 25 324 20 16.20 R. J. Read (Ijlnwood) 428 105 1040 63 16.52 R. 0. Talbot (Old Col.) 104 43 885 23 10.73 B. Mnlcock (Old Boys) 28 8 67 4 16.75 0. Ii. Talbot (Old Ool.) 131 25 430 25 17.20 S. G. Lester (Old Ool.) 124 21 413 24 17.21 F. A. Jarrett (West) 52 5 210 11 19.09 0. E. Evans (Riccarton) 186 25 539 28 19.25 G. Simroonds (Sydenham) 173 50 465 24 19.37 B. Champness (Riccarton) 103 .30 163 13 20.28 I. B. Oromb (Old Boys) 182 47 405 20 20.25 M. L. Pago (Old Boys) 42 9 143 7 20.42 F. Kerr (Ijlnwood) 93 4 357 17 - 21.00 W. Spong (Sydenham) 141 30 450 21 21.42 W. Cunningham .(East) 212 40 656 30 31.86 P. Allsop. (East) 71 13' 207 12 22.25 J. Fraser (St. Albans) 111 24 312 14 22.28 A. Jonos (East) 55 7 210 9 23.33 T. R. Oondliffe (West) 146 31 374 16 23.37 F. A. Smith (Lin wood) 50 12 164 7 23.42 J. Burrough (Old Ool.) 155 40 384 16 24.00 F. St. J. Parson' (Old Ool.) 30 5 98 4 24.50 H. R. JlK«ott (014 Boys) 108 28 246 10 24.60 W. J. V, Hamilton (Old Ool.) 47 13 197 8 24.62 J. R. Hawkea (West) 55 9 174 7 24.85 E. Weston (East) 47 3 180 7 25.71 W. Hayes (West) 108 27 314 12 26.16 F. Bellamy (Sydenham) 57 10 186 ■ 7 26.57 F. Woods (St. Albans) 85 18 242 9 26.88 C. T. Rix (Riccarton) 229 51 540 20 27.00 L. Lindley (St. Albans) '220 36 848 31 27.35 W. Watt (Sydenham) 30 5 115 4 28.75 C. S'. Orchard (Linwood) 112 14 3C1 12 30.08 S. J. Yates (Linwood) 2C6 80 615 20 30.75 A. W. Thomas (St. Albans) 172 46 465 15 31.00 H. Davis (East) 177 38 570 18 31.66 J. Mills (East) 91 14 330 10 33.00 A. W. Roberts (Riccarton) 104 27 262 7 37.42 F. T. Capstick (Sydenham) 40 1 264 7 37.71 T. Kennedy (East) 99 24 360 9 40.00 H. 0. Jefeoate (West) 73 10 263 6 43.83 J. Hill (West) 171 32 509 10 50.90 W. Moffat (West) 52 3 264 5 52.80 M. F. Pengclly (St. Albans) 43 6 171 3 57.00 P. T. O'Brien (St. AlbahB) 53 5 186 3 02.00 D. Hay (West) 52 4 265 4 66.25 0. Falloon . (St. Allans) 38 4 162 2 81.00 The following bowled less than 25 overs:— For East Chrlstchureh —D. Upton, 2, 0, 4, G. R. Gregory. 3, 0, 7, 0. F. Besley, 2, 0, 14.0, G+A. Coclca. 8, * *•» B, * Mul-