CRICKET.
LEADING AVERAGES. Pran in—By telccrtpk—o«pjn«jto London, Sept. 18. The leading oricket averages for the season are:— Mead, 2,627 runs, average 50.51. Hobbs, 2,605 and 50.09 G. Gunn, 1,697 an* 49.91. Kidd, 10,41 and 49 57. Hon. Tennyson, 882 and 46 22. J. W Hearne, 2,036 and 44.22. Tariant, 1,680 and 40.75. JBOWLING AVERAGES. . Barnes, 35 wickets, average 10.02. Blythe, 167 aQd 16.34. Drake, 116 and 16 93. Tarrant, 136 and 17. AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS IN AMERICA. ANOTHER VISIT FIXED. Pre* Amn—Bj Telecr&ph—Oopyrigkt Received 10 40 p m. Vane nver, Sept. 18. Mr Benjamin, manager of the Australian cricketers, interviewed, said agreements had been signed for another tour witi t- e cricketers of the United States and Cana ta next season. The present tonr had been tbe most successful ever experienced. The financial sucoess was exceptional and the attendance everything that could be desired.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 2029, 19 September 1913, Page 5
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