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s WAIMEA ASSOCIATION. i • y Uudemoted are the leading batting and bowling averages for the past season. . R. Eden again headw the batting averages, and l also has the highest aggregate and the highest score of the season (111). L. Thomason, Dovedale, is first in with 19 wickets for 76 runs, an average , of 4 runs per wicket. The highest score 3 J made by any team was 357—by Brightwater A team, against Brightwater B. The lowest was I—•by Dovedale, who played l several; men short against Bright--water A:—
BATTING. No. of Higihest innings. Earns. , Score. Aver. E. Eden 10 421 Ill 42.1 f R. Ford 10 276 93 27.6 > B. S. Haycock 9 223 66 24.7 i T. Knapp '12 221i 109 18.4 H. Griffith 8 ■160 66 18.6 A. IBiaigent 8 147 45 18.3 - B. Da-vies 7 124 40 17.5 Iv. Thorn auon {Wakefield) 7 108 30 ■■ 15.3 'a Baigent 6 88 38 14.4 t c. Burnett 5 74 46 14.4 1 i/. Thomason {Dovedale} 6 85 30 in:i BOWtLING. Overs. Wkts. Runs. Aver, I' LThomason * (D-oved'ale) 50 >19 -.-■..75. ■'■ '.-, 4-. ■•''.■ ' J. Sangster 25 12 59 '4.11 : S. Baigent. 62 32 .'163' s;3 ' P. Twines 95 - 21 ,109 "5!4 L, Hoult 89 35 134 5.9 ■»'■ B, 'Clark; 76 : ''33', 186: 5^21
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Nelson Evening Mail, 3 August 1916, Page 1
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