WINTER TOPS LIST

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19900, 30 March 1939, Page 10

WINTER TOPS LIST

CLUE AVERAGES 1! ARBOUR EE ST DOW LEU GOOD DAG TO SCOTT With an average of •1,‘!.17 > for nine innings played, the City Club senior A batsman, G. Winter, heads mo batting averages in this grade for the season just closed, Winter having a fairly good majority in average over that of the second man, M. A. O'Brien, Marist, whose average is 39.69. O'Brien batted six more innings than the City player.

The best senior A aggregate went to G. Slade, of High School Old Boys, who tallied 429 runs for the season. Another City player, R. Calcott, heads the senior B averages with the fairly low average of 30.77, P. C. Dwyer, Gisborne Club, being in close attendance to Calcott. M. McMahon, who headed the list of century-makers for the reason and who was top of the representative averages, has the best aggregate, his 417 being three runs better than the total secured by Dwyer. Barbour Best Bowler The bowling figures show that J. Barbour, the G.H.5.0.8. trundler, was the best bowler, securing 23 (wickets for 159 runs to make his .average per

wicket 6.91. ■E. James, captain of Marist, is next on the list. James took the greatest number of wickets, 55, at an average cost of 10.67.

The greatest number of overs in the A grade was sent down by M A. O'Brien, the fast bowler having bowled 220 overs and taken 44 wickets at an average of 16.18 runs per wicket.

The City bowler, G. Steed, secured tile senior B bowling honours, tubing •.even wickets at an average cost ,-f 5.57 per wicket. Numerically, S. Scott was the best bowler, the United trundler securing a very good bag ot 98 wickets. H. Bee, the High School break bowler, bowled well to take 52 wickets in club games during the season.

The leading averages are as follows: BATTING Senior A Gratia

* = s to w z - ■c y, a; 'i £ < (i. li. Winter, ('itv . . 9 2 til) 251) •12.17 M. A. ()’ Brien. Murist 1;» 2 7'.) 5 1 0 29,09 — no 121) 20.00 ('eilerwnil. (J.! I.N.O.B. 15 •j to279 29.15 R. 'i'll on iso n,( <’. I I.S.O.B. 1 5 1! 100 21 ti 24.2 1 l\ II. Dow, C'itv .... io - — 7 7 27;; 22.2 1 '1'. M. Sharp. Mnrisl It! i vo (1. Docki'tt, Old Bovs IS — 05 275 20. SO (’. R. Frnsrr, (’itv . . 7 • — :;r» M5 20.71 D. Wells, (.1.11.S.0.15. 0! i Dt 217 20.58 K. F. .liiimss, Idarist . . 1 0 2 52 2 70 19.70 T. White, U.Il.B.O.B. 1 1 2 7 8 * 1 77 19.07 Id. Rovnolds, Old Bovs 5 - — :U) 95 I 9.00 W. Purcell, Mnrisl . . 1.7 — 71 2 79 l 8,00 If. CiiiThll, O.II.B.O.B. 1 2 00 201 18.27 M. (1. Robinson, (’itv. 1 ti 2. 0 1 * 222 17,'S D. Bruise, City 11 • — 51) 2 2 7 10.9M A. Ki.slier, Old Boys . 10 L>11! 2 2.1 10.50 .1. Barbour, 0.11 .S.O.B. ir» :‘>5 170 1 -1.99 K. Forsinan. Marist . i 2 1 2.2 i r.u 1 5.15 Denotes not out.

Senio r E v to o % c: - X X £ £ X < R. C'aloott. City la 2 05 400 ilO.77 1’. Dwyer, Uisl). Club 10 2 00- 414 29.57 \\\ If. Lvsnnr, City . . 11 ■ (1(1 100 28.57 .1. Mooriv, Gish. (,’lul) 10 2 OS- 4 8_ 27.29 Ciiulton, Ciisb. Club 15 2 80 ilia 20.54 H. Bilhani.lligh School 15 2 loo* 8:10 25.28 R. Torrie, Iiich School la l 111* it* to 24.9:1 C. Scbire, Civil Service 14 i 107 itiU 2 4.09 \Y. Toron, High School 0 i ad 19a 24.27 A. K. 11uv, City .... 10 i (17 H1 23.50 M. .McMahon, Mnrist . 18 no 417 2 it. 17 1$. Scholium, Mnrist . . 14 i 105 299 23.00 M. Gardner, (i.H.S.O.B. 10 01 210 21.00 II. Lee, Hijjh School . Hi i a 7 it 1 20.(17 T. Donovan. Marist. .. 1 7 •j 97 208 20.52 .1. Harbour, G.ll.S.O.B lit i 80 20 7 20.29 B. Lee, Civil Service. 1 a i 41 277 19.79 1>. Hosier, United ... 10 1 52 170 19.50 M. .1. Rohan, City . . . 18 4 0.0* 205 18.93 W. Hart, Civil Service 1 7 1 59 2 81 17.75 * Denotes not out.

BOWLING • Seiiior*A 0. M. R. W. Avfie. ,T. Barbour,G.H.'S.O.B. 51 7 15!) 22 0.01 K. K. .lames, Marist. 107 30 55)0 55 10.87 (1. II. Stewart, City 5)0.4 0 540 17 11.02 A. .McLean, City . . . 5)2.5 30 BBS 20 1 2.00 A, Wilson, G.H.S.O.B. 48 3 184 M 12.14 M. Robinson, City .. 07.1 10 181 12 12.92 Cetlerwall, G.ll.S.O.U. 70 G 205) 21 14.24 T. M. Sharp, M arist 5)2 5 524 26 14.50 Thomson, G.ll.S.O.U. 40 4 102 11 14.72 1). Wells, G.H.S.O.B. 100 13 000 25 14.76 P. Newton, Obi Boys 112 12 082 4 0 14.85 G. L. Winter, City.. 2:!.! — 104 7 14.80 T. White. G.II.S.O.B. 58 2 274 18 15.22 .’4. A. O’Brien, Marist 220 25 7 12 4 1 1 0.18 l!. Lockett, Old Boys 50.1 3 0 222 20 10.05 11. 0. Amess, City . 22 1 85 5 17.00 C. B. Fraser. City . . 57 2 222 10 17.47 1>. H. Dow. City . . . 102.. 14 too 27 18.1.5 G Slade, G.H.S.O.B. 107 1 1 224 1 7 / 10.05 P. Beer, Old Boys) . C0.2 0 4 22 18 24.00

Senior B 0. M. lv. \v. iVvtto. <i. Stood, City 1) 29 7 5.57 ,1, Barbour,(i.H.S.O.B. i <>:! 22 nos SO 7.10 \'. Nornmii. Marist.. !'!• 12 02!) 7.07 U. Barbour, City . . lb ».5 20 5 1!) 08 8.0 < H. Loo, High School 105 *2 1 752 92 C. Smith, (UI.S.O.B. TOO 11 264■17 8.1 / (’. O’Coiinoll. City . . lid.5 9 270 88 8.18 N. SuinnuTsby, Uni tod «»1 0 205 2.) 8.2 U \'. Caulton.Gisb. Club 115 19 44!) 8.02 ,1. Moody,(iisb. Club 80.!) rt :s4(i 40 S Srolt, United . . HUB 21 852 98 8.(59 H. Seldro, ('. Service 27 5 8d 10 w. Wilkie,(i.H.S.O.B. 117 22 457 51 18 K. Kvsoii, High Sell’ 1 -1 — 102 K Torrio, Hi all Sold (14 0 280 83 K. Gardner,(I.H.S.O.B. 67 •) 282 80 N Lons, (i.H.S.O.B.. U16 9 529 5 b 1’. lianst*n,G.H.S.O.B. 1 1 ■» .1.’ Blum*, Marist ... Id 11 124 288 4 :> 9.00 ,1. Stokes, (i.H.S.O.B. 72 - 440 45