PAST SEASON'S AVERAGES.

Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13413, 10 May 1912, Page 6

PAST SEASON'S AVERAGES.

AN INTERESTING RECORD

Tho following are the * averages over 20 for the past season: C. (College), 0.8. (Old Boys), B.W. (Brightwater, K. Kamura), N. (Nelson), W. (Wai-iti).

IJowling—best over 20 wickets: — Nowth (8.W.), 21 wickets at 6 ■ Price (W,), 28 wickets at 6.5; Verooo (O.B.), 21 wickets at 6.7; Lines (8.W.), 46 wickets at 7.1; H. Knopp (8.W.), 57 wickets at 7.2 j Louisson (N), 75 wickets at 7.3; King (C), 30 wickets at 8.2; Benaemann W(K.), 22 wickets at 8.4; Popo (C), 68 wickets at 9; Giblin (C), 25 vrickets at 9.4.

Tho highest individual scores this season wore:—Neale, 115, 105*, 101; King, 100*, 100; Saxon, 98, 93; Pops, 90; Nowth, 88; Vcrcoo, 78; Itiohmond, 76 • Tearless, 70* ; Hawke, 72. ■ *Not out.

Tho final jCoaiHr.ss af the teaßia i;'. tho Bonior championship v.oro !iot definitely settled: Brightvv;^r uon, but it was doubtful whether Collego or Nelson would have been second, as College had still to pl:iy Old Boys. Tho last named team (fourth) had still to play Collego and 13right\v::icr and to finish with Phoenix.

Namo. li^s. out. score. Agg. Avg. fopoCC.) 13 2 90 4S4 44 Nealo (O.B.) 13 1 115 480 40 Saxon (C.) 13 1 93 473 39.4 King (0.) 13 2 100 366 33.1 Newth (13.W.) 30 1 86 256 28.4 Hayoock (B.W.) 11 2 45 232 25.7 Peai-ksa (B.W.) 0 2 76 151 21.5

Not Highest