CRICKET SEASON

New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9634, 14 April 1917, Page 11

CRICKET SEASON

PLAYERS' RECORDS SENIOR BATTING AND BOWLING AVERAGES. (By the "Veteran/') Another season of cricket matches under the Wellington Cricket Association aro over and done with, and herewith aro appended the averages obtained by the players. The play has been on the quiot side, with hardly any fireworks. although in two instances previous records have been broken. E. M. Becchey and H, Lambert (Old Boys) scored v 237 runs for the second wicket, which is the highest partnership to date in senior matches; and E. F. Keys (Boys' Institute Old Boys) took the whole ten "wickets against Petone, the first time such a performance has been recorded. E. M. Bccchcy (653) is the only batsman who" has scored over 500 runs for the season, and he is th© only one who has secured two centuries. J. Hutchings (61), W. S. Brice (56). J, S. Hiddleston (5-1) and W." R. Gibbes (50) are the only bowlers who have reached the fifty mark. With this preamble 1 give the averages of tho various clubs in detail, compiled from tile score-books of the different clubs;— .; EAST CLUB. Batting.

Also bowled—W. Browman, 0 wickets, 29 rims; J- A- Brace, 0 wickets, 9 tubs; B. S. Hylton. 1 wicket, 32 rans: W. Baker, 0 wickets, 17 runs. NORTH CLUB. Batting.

Also batted; —C. Upham, two innings. Bowling.

Also bowled i—C. Upborn. 1 wicket, 48 runs; N. Anderson, 0 wickets, 20 rans; H- E Burton, 0 wickets, 42 runs; C. G. Wilson, 0 wickets, 17 runs. _ OLD BOYS* CLUB. Batting.

Also batted—V. Brown, 2 innings, 7 runs; C. Graham, 3 innings. 2 runs; P. Haywaxd, 2 innings, i runs; E. L. Mason, 2 innings, 2 runs.

Also bowled:—D. Hislop, 1 wicket, 65 rans; G. Lusk, 1 wicket, 52 runs; F. Morton, 1 wicket, 135 rans; A. Ronaldson, 0 wickets, 25 rans; C. Graham, 0 wickets, 23 runs; V. Brown, 0 wickets, 2 runs.

PETONE CLUB. Batting.

Also batted—Abbott, 2 runs; Ambler. G; G. Meehan, 8; M. Corner, 10; J. Rowley, 2; A. Dalglcisb. 28; W. Wilson, 5; H. Powell, 17; A. Ackroyd, 2. Bowling.

Also bo w led—Mi Hr, 1 wicket, 27 rans; R-. Cowie, 1 wicket, 11 runs; A. Tregear, 0 -wickets. 9 runs; W. A. Cate, 0 wickets, 23 runs; C. Bold, 1 wicket, 15 runs; A. Ackroyd, 0 wickets, 25 runs. HUTT CLUB. Batting.

"Also batted.— Wilson. , 2 innings, 7 runs; Kerr, 2 innings, 12 rans; Hansen. 2 innings. 6 runs; E. Hollis, 6 innings, 5 runs; J. Parker, 2 innings, 31 runs; 0. Burt, 3 innings. 10 runs; James, 1 innings, 0 runs; GL Mabry. 2 innings, o runs. Bowling.

Also bowled. —D. Neazor. 1. wicket, 41 runs: W. Bock, 2 wickets; 88 runs; w. Hughes. 0 wickets, 39 runs; G. Lusty, - wickets, 94 runs; G. Mabey, 0 wickets, S 3 runs; E. Hollis, 0 wdekets, 16 runs. UNIVERSITY CLUB. Batting.

Also batted.—J. Ward, 3 rans: Smith, 0*; P. J. MoEredy, 1; V. Willis, 1; Wilson, 0; Rain, 0, 0. Bowling.

Also bowled::—J. Spence, 18 runs; A. Birch, 4 runs; J. Ward, 58 runs; Solomon. 7 runs. BOYS’ INSTITUTE OLD BOYS’ CLUB. Batting.

Also batted —EL Lake, 9,8; F. Sim, 5,0; Dumbleton, 4,2; Bell, 1, 2*; Ward, 1; Mabin, 0; Huxfdrd, 5; Spolsky, 2*. 13; G. Renner, 0, 16. Bowling.

Also bowled—A. Heed, 1 wicket, 50 runs; W. Tyrrell, 1 wicket, i runs; J. Benner. 0 wickets, 17 runs. •Not Out.

.J a Name. . ”3 «° s o -H - % . P 9. s si Si -5 F. A. Midlano... 13 5 3VV 141 47.12 W. K. Gibbeg 14 1 419 114 32.23 J. W. Condliffo 12 2 338 74 33.80 J. Hutchings 9 i 197 59 24.14 15 I 338 99 5 3 74 •34 37.00 12 1 275 *110 25.00 4 1 74 •16 24.66 2 0 28 18 14.00 7 1 61 29 10.16 C. Huffam .... 6 3 29 *13 H. Hutchings 7 0 66 16 E. S. Hylton S 3 43 24 • 8.60 F. Walters .. 7 0 42 11 Also hatted— C. E. Hickey, innings, 3 runs. Bowling. B. M. E. W. Avg. J. Hutchings 927 23 553 61 9.14 W. E. Gibbes 992 18 584 50 H. it. MoGirr 161 3 88 6 14.66 C. B. Hickey 126 115 5 111 0 88 5 17.60 211 7 133 3 44.33 A. Hind 180 0 147 3 49.00

*3 S S g S 2 1 Name. «, § ’S- s H 5z» s 1 % •5 1. A. B. S. Hiddloston E. Barker ... J. Tuckwoll... u 10 7 2 , 0 1 449 331 183 131 101 102 49,88 33.10 30.50 20.75 c W Eobinson ■1 0 W. c. H. M. E. S. Hickson G. 'Wilson ... 0. Burton ... ,T Crombie... 8 10 9 11 0 0 0 1 160 159 131 156 53 50 40 52 15.90 14.88 35.60 9.44 9.00 10.50 6 80 3.50 W. A. W. . Wagstaffo ... Paterson Anderson ... 10 10 5.. 1 1 1. 85 81 42 25 21 B. A. Windley Mackie 7 -1 2 2 6

B. M. E. W. Avg. . 449 11 221 29 7.62 , 336 11 133 16 3.31 j. S. -Hiddleston... , 119T 31 651 54 12.05 . 497 11 228 17 13.4)1 , 54 1 SO 2 15.00 A. E. Barker .. . 276 3 189 8 17,37

Name. ■ ®_g 30 3 3 h * 2 E. M. Beecher .. S5 .3 ,.16 .3 o 1 as 653 150 ■5 43.53 J. P Blacklook.. . 15 2 371 •102 A. Ronaldson. .. . 15 T 350 02 25.64 H. o 884 50 24.00 B. Harris 3 228 73 22.80 G. 3 150 86 16.66 G. 3 10 *9 19.00 s. J. Wills 0 26 10 13.00 C. Taylor 1 72 28 12.00 TC. H. Tucker 7 1 71 *55 11.83 A. B. Williams .. .. 7 0 81 10 11.57 V. .. 7 0 68 26 9.71 C. P. Trott 1 41 15 6.83 .. 4 0 21 12 5.25 D. Hislop .. 5 1 14 9 3.50

Name. Boiling. * B. M. B. w. Avtf. K. H. Tucker'. 502 11 238 31 7.67 C. Haylor .... .... 566 18 309 29 10.65 E. M, Beech ey ... 361 10 24-3 17 1*1.41 B. Harris .... .... 616 8 521 29 17.98 H. Lambert . 678 13 448 13 24.83

Name. o | - 5 3 s is P 1 C* M o 5 H H 6 y E. NicboIIs ... 10 2 •JCA *99 33.00 E. Smyrke ... 3 0 46 32 15.33 W. A. Cate ... 12 0 179 51 14.81 W. S. Brice ... 12 0 178 54 14.83 J. c. Rodgers Bold ... 12 ... 9 1 1 151 89 50 *39 13.72 11.12 w. ... 9 2 62 17 8.85, R. ... 12 1 95 36 8.63 A. 7 1 51 17 8.50 j. ... 10 0 74 28 7.40 A. ... n 0 65 21 5.80 5 0 28 24 N. Senior ... 5 0 17 4.40

B. M. R. W. Arg. W. S. Brice .. .... 1270 33 594 56 10.60 E. Smyrke .... 2-16 7 145 13 11.15 .... 863 14 602 44 13.68 J. Kodgers .... 432 9 2.50 10 25.00

Name. W. A. Aldersley J. Patton H. Bauraber D. Neazor 14 12 14 10 12 ■n S3 c o M 0 0 2 1 1 3 £ 281 222 121 94 99 & i sc a 124 60 41 41 *39 £ “ 20.07 18.50 10.08 10.14 9.00 R.' Bell u 5 2 1 78 29 13 7 6.08 7.25 7 0 3fl 22 5.42 R. MoCaw W. G. Hughes- — A. Walton J. Bailmber 6 13 14 3 0 0 0 1 32 84 67 10 15 25 19 6 5.33 4.92 4.78 5.00

B. M. R. W. Avg. 509 12 276 21 13.14 J. Patton 418 9 342 22 15.54 P. TL. Smith 372 8 291 18 HUG 3 323 15 21 .o3 A. Walton 60 0 5B 3 18.bb

Name *|l • 1 11 Ig s ” ‘ > Acs p. .. 13 s 317 93 31.70 8 1 203 110 J. A. 0. Burns .... A. George • .. 10 .. 11 4 0 101 180 40 66 10.83 16.36 o. P. Brown .. 12 2 142 44 14.20 B. H. Ward .... .. 12 0 132 27 11.00 G. TJttlev .. 6 0 67 35 11.16 S. .. 13 0 126 41 9.69 A. Duncan. 0 03 31 8.45 A Fenton 1 83 19 6.91 J. Spence .. 8 0 28 14. .3.50

Name. B. M. E. W. Avg. A. Penton ... 911 21 494 44' 11.22 O P. Brown ... ... 114 0 61 .3 20.33 A. Duncan ... 978 24 536 22 24.36 B. H. Ward ... ... 372 V 270 8 33.76 A. A. George ... ... 288 6 186 5 37,20 S. J. Smith. ... 192 2 161 4 40.25

a . Name. No . o Innin Times NotO Total Runs. Highe Score 0} u > E. Guise 2 159 *55 13.23 W. Qarrod ... ... U 2 157 39 13.08 J. ... 15 3 148 *42 12.33 L. Wilton ... 12 3 134 *36 14.88-' H. ... 8 0 120 26 15.00 E. Renner .... 8 0 54 14 6.75 J. Twomey ... ... 8 1 54 16 7.71 A0 49 23 4.90 E. Ryan .... 7 0 30 16 4.28 J. Benner .... 8 0 34 13 4.25 L. W. E. Keys ... Tyrrell ... .... 14 ... 12 3 0 •16 45 •18 10 4.18 3.75 W Eisher .... 11 0 26 9 2.38 E. Thomas ... ... 4 1 8 5 2.66

Name. B. M. E. W. Avg. w. . Garrod .... 977 33 412 45 9.15 .T. Twoiuey .... 171 3 115 9 12.77 W, Heimor .... 319 10 164 12 13.66 h. P. Keys .... 612 9 487 82 15.21 T Ryan .... 132 1 99 6 16.50 o. Bjenner .... 193 10 71 4 17.75 H. Buck .... 78 0 75 3 25.33