INTER-STATE CRICKET AVERAGES.

Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12487, 13 March 1909, Page 1

INTER-STATE CRICKET AVERAGES.

The following are the figures of New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia in the season's inter-State cricket.

■ John William Phillips, of Liverpool, who trades as William Phillips and.Cd., was fined £50 at Aylesbury for soiling sawdust and sulphate of lime as cattle food without disclosing the ingredients. The mixture was originally manufactured for cleaning tin plate. It will be a bad year for everyone when preference -to unionists become - universally recognised and observed. When thnt takes place unionists will say who shall work and who shall not, and how imich and how little shall bo. done in a day, or-w]ipfclior it will nob be a criminal offence against the prin- - ciplcof unionism to sec' perspiration on any brow. — Greymouth "Argus."

BOWLING. New South Wales. • 0. R. W. Aye. M. A". Noble ... 95 205 11 18.63 J. C. Barnes ... 48 206 11 18.90 C. Kelleway ... 144 408 17 24.00 C. G. Macartney 70 179 7 25.57 E. i\ Barbour 15 80 3 26.6R N. Y. Deane ... 12 56 2 28.00 A. J. Hopkins ..: 82 213 7 30.42 L. A. Minnett ... 37 93 3 31.00 H. Goddard ... 13 64 2 32.00 A. Cotter ... 125 422 13 32.46 F.B.Johnson... 91 368 11 33.45 S.H.Emery... 114 391 10 39.10 J. Scott r ... 18 71 0 — Victoria. :* G. Hazlitt ... 100 305 13 23,46 - W.W.Armstrong 128 283 12 23.58 V. Ransford ... 13 62 2 30.50 1. P. Vernon ... 118 413 13 31.86 O. M'Kenzie ... 7 35 1 35.00 F. Layer ... 162" . 436 . 12 36.33 J. V. Saunders 160 539 11 49.00 T. S. Warne ... 14 69 1 69.00 - F.B.Collins ... 12 45 0 — South Australia. C. Hill ... ... 4 18 1 18.00 D. R. Ghers ... 18 42 2 21.00 J. O'Connor ... 223 685 26 "26.34 W. A. Hewer ... .38. 117 4 29.25 - A. H. Pretty ... 23 113 3 37.66 A.W.Wright 54" 156 4 39.00 W. " Jr Whitty ,, 4 142 416 8 52.00 N. Claxton ... 29 106 2 53.00 K. H. Quist ... 16 56 1 56.00 L. R. Hi11... ... 102 345 6 57.50 E. R. Mayne ... 18 0 — C. E;-Doliing ... 2 12 0-^ J. H. Pellew - ... 12 82 0 —

BATTING. New South Wales. , T.r . x,. „ In. H.S. R. Avg. M. A. Noble ... 6 213 519 103.80 H. Goddard ... 3 87* 150 75.00 W. Bardsley ... 6 192 430 71.66 A. B. S. White 4 147 192 64.00 E.R.Bubb ... 4 77 185 61.66 ■■ S. E. Gregory ... 6 179 363 60.50 G. G. Macartney 6 100 219 54.75 A. J. Hopkins ... 5 218 261 52.20 W. Farnsworth... 2 69 75 37.50 E.F. Waddy ... 6 54 171 28.50 C. Kelleway ... 6 42 99 24.75 D. C. Reid ... 4 38 84 21.00 A. J. Nicholls ... 4 58 84. 21.00 S. H. Emery ... 6 58 102 20.40 E. P. Barbour ... 2 40 40 20.00 J. C. Barnes ... 5 44 17 17.50 E. L. Waddy ... 2 33 33 16.50 A. Cotter ... 5 24 56 14.00 L: A. Minnett ... 2 24 29 14.50 C. R. Gorry ... 5 16 38 12.66 P. B. Johnson .„— 3 -13 25 12.50 H. Garter ... 4 15-34 8.50 J. Hodgkinson 18 and 2, A. BiamomT 15 and 3, N. Y. Deahe 8, J. Scofct 4. -Victoria. V. Ransford ... 7 182 720 120.00 P. A. M'Alister 7 108 280 40.00 T. Horan ... ...2 55 74 37.00 W. W. Armstrong 7 171 235 33.57 W. Carkeek ...2 15 28 28.00 G. Hazlitt ... 5 56 111 27.75 P. Layer ... 7 47 163 27.16 L. P: Vernon ... 7 67 185 26.42 T. S. Warne ... 5 58 119 23.80 E. V. Carroll ... 7 80 154 22.00 D. Smith 2 22 33 16.50 F.B.Collins ... 2 8 14 14.00 C; M'Kenzie ... 5 24 58 11.60 J. V- Saunders... 7 17 35 7.00 T. Hastings ... 5 13 34 6.80 South Australia. D. R. A. Ghers 6 102 326 54.33 E. R. Mayne ... 8 142 298 42.57 C. Hill 8. 141 220 27.50N. Claxtpn ... 6 80 131 21.83 J. R. Woodforde 8 35 142 20.23 C. E. Dolling ... 6 78 121 20.16 L. R. Hi11... ... 8 26 105 13.12 L. W.Chamberlain 2 25 26 13.00 J. H. Pellew ... 8 37 108 13.50 J. O. O'Connor 8 40* 84 12.00 W. J. Whitty ... 7 23 46 11.50 A. W. Wright ... 4 ' 4* 5 2.50 W. H. Hewer 0 and s*; K. H. Quist 8 and 0; A. H. Pretty 1 and 11.