Cricket Records
Sir, —With his century on Saturday last, R. Crook now has six such scores to his record, not three as one would be led to believe by a remark in your columns a week ago. His figures are: — 122 not out, Institute v. Old Boys, 1927-28.
120, Kilbirnie v. Hutt, 1929-30. 119, Kilbirnie v. Institute, 1930-31. 105, Kilbirnie v. Old Boys, 1931-32. 104, Kilbirnie v. Midland, 1933-34. 111, Kilbirnie v. Institute, 1933-34. Actually, Crook is well up the list for the number of centuries in local senior championship matches, the leading fig; ures for which are:—C. S. Dempster, 26 centuries; W. A. Baker, 22; K. H. Tucker, 19; A. M. Hollings, 11;' W. J. R. Christonhersen, 11; F. A. Midlane, 11; J. Hutchings, 10; H. M. McGirr, 11; W. S. Brice, 10; H. M. Lambert, 10; J. S. Hiddleston, 9; H. Foley, 8; D. S. Patrick, 7; C. G. Wilson, 6; E. M. Beechev, 6; A. B. Williams, 6; R. Crook, 6; 11. E. Burton, 6; R. H. C. Mackenzie, 6; and F. T. Badcock, 6.—1 am. etc., A. H. CARMAN. Wellington, December 19.
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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 74, 20 December 1933, Page 13
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