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THE CHINA'N „SEPTEMBER 21, 1988.

COUNTY CRICKET Averages

LANCASHIRE AND

SURREY

(By AIR MAIL)

Latest air-mail has brought to hand final statistics on the Home County Cricket Championship, including the final Championship table and complete statistics for the Counties.

Two counties will be published every day in all editions of the "China Mail.”

SURREY

Fishlock And Watts Head Lists

are

The County Championship averages for Surrey, Essex, and Somerset given below. Fishlock heads Surrey's batting list and Watts the bowling.

Matches, 26; won, 12; lost, 6; drawn. 7: no decision, 1.

Fishlock Gregory. Squires

E. R. T.

BATTING

Times

Not Highest Inns. Out Runs Inne. Avge, .43 0 1590 139 36.97 44 3 1467 243 35,78 .39 2 1247 137 33.70

640 103 93.68 797 174* 30.65 1023 111 29.22 1046 92 27.52

Holmes

Whitfield

24 5 .29 3

Parker

.36 1

Barling

.40 2

H. M. Garland-

Wells

29 2

648

94 24.00

Watts

..38 10

665

69* 23.75

F. R. Brown

..55 0

81

62 16.20

Brooks

36 7

457

59 15.75

Berry

26 2

354

54 14.75

M'Murray

11 1

122

30* 12.20

Gover

28 14

154

23 11.00

King

7 0 67 24

9.57

Also battted-Daley, 0*, 0", 2*, 4*; R. Eglinton, 0 and 25; M'Intyre, 3* and 0; and Whittaker, 22 and 10.

Watts

F. R. Brown

Daley.

Gover Parker

: H.-M. Garland

Wells

Berry

King

Squires

Whitfield

BOWLING

FRANK WOOLLEY'S FAREWELL

An impressive ceremony mark- ed the retirement of Frank Wool- ley from first-class cricket at Folkestone yesterday. In a roped- off arena in front of the pavilion Woolley was presented with a hand- some radio-gramophone inscribed with the words:-

"To F. E. Woolley, in apprecia- tion of a great cricketer, from the Folkestone Cricket Festival Com- mittee. 1988,"

Int

happy speech before the presentation, Sir Pelham Warner pointed out that Woolley, in the course of his career, had scored 59,984 runs, taken 2060 wickets, and made over 900 catches.

The players and spectators gave three hearty cheers, and sang "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow,"

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Garlick Pollard

0. M. R. W. Avge. Rhodes 657.5 122 2017 114 17.69 Wilkinson

79.48 320 15 21.88 Nutter. 42.2 7 129 644.2 89 2006 .505.2 94 1460

6 21.50 Edge 84 23.88 Phillipson 60 24.88 Parkin

Iddon Hopwood

Scottish League Soccer

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IRISH SIDE WELL BEATEN! NO REAL TEST

(By AIR MAIL)

SCOTTISH LEAGUE, 6; IRISH LEAGUE, 1′

London, September 7.

【OPES of a Home Scots XI for the first of the football inter-

Hnationals in Belfast next, month were raised to a high point

last night by the brilliant spells of the Scottish League XI in defeating the Irish League by six goals to one, at Ibrox Park, Glasgow.

Certainly, the opposition was remarkably poor, but the Scots team, recognised as being good "on paper," proved even better than anticipated, and more than equal to an easy task. In fact, the game as a contest was ruined by early goals scored with a facility that proved the Scots to be of first class standard.

Lyon the home captain, is of course, English-born, and cannot be available for internationals, but there is reason why most of the others should not get a major honour.

no

SCOTTISH, SUCCESSES. Martin, the ex-Queen's, Park player, appeared to be the answer to any cen- treforward problem, while the Partick Thistle right wing pair played to their recent form, In defence, Hogg and Carabine who did so well together last season, impressed as being ideally suited as a full back pair. source was almost always equal to any Irish attacks,, although Lyon was not at his best; Carabine ranked - with Martin and M'Spadyen as one of the big successes of the match.

On another occasion off the crossbar. Their re- shot by M'Kennan was diverted by The third Kelly for a corner kick. attempt was lucky, however, and in the thirteenth minute M'Kennan placed his shot too well for Kelly, to put the Scots two goals up.

BOWLING

Miller also came near to scoring, Such well-tried internationalists as 0. M. R. W. Avge. Anderson and Walker, of Heart of and, altogether, the Scots were getting 97 16 241 18 18.681 Midlothian, must be seriously challen- lot of rope from a slow-moving Irish 1113.1 226 2987 139 18.58 ged, although

side, who had had but one attack, and M'Kennan, Walker's 124.3 82 272 12 22.66 rival, did not impress as

showed poor finishing. a worker.

A few minutes later a foray by M'- 1110.2 217 8088 136 22.66 M'Kennan, however, was wonderfully Spadyen put an end to the game as a

805.4 172 2018 84 24.02 strong on the ball, and not so dis-

M'Kennan got the pass, but 80

9 25.55 appointing as Caskie, the diminutive

Martin, how- 47 81.89 St. Johnstone, winger, whose tricks shot wildly and wide.

888.88 were soon discovered; nor was he so ever, got possession, and, although he fell he managed to scoop the ball into 18 87,44 mimpressive as Elliot, whose club com-

2 40.50 plex tended to prevent his making most the net. 3 45.66 use of his opportunities.

0 230

530.4 104 1499

38.4 4 100... 262.2 56 674

22

18 24.38 Greenhalgh.. 48 31 26.25 Paynter

5.5 1. 28 Q

14

2

81

159 26. 489

9 137 295.5 61 814

0 51 0 50. 18 112 4 28.00 Also bowled:-Bowes, 15-819-1; 455.2 105 1216 40 80.40 W. H. L. Lister, 2—5—0——10—1; Old- : 30.1. 4 128 4 30.76 field, 1-0-60; and Washbrook, 2 Gregory ....801.2.80 816 24 34.000—23-0. E. R. T. Holmes 21 4 .84 2 42.00 Barling

10 1. 22 0

The following 20 three-figure innings Fishlock

were played for Lancashire in County Also bowled M'Intyre, o. 2,3, m. 0, Championship matches: r. 10, w. 1.

Paynter (7)-291 v. Hampshire, at Hundreds The following ten three-Southampton; 177 v. Nottinghamshire, figuré innings were played for Surrey at Manchester; 140 v. Nottinghamshire, in County Championship matches:- at Nottingham; 122 v. Hampshire, at Fishlock (2), 189, v. Lancashire, at Manchester; 125 and 118* v. Warwick- Oval; 101, v. Nottinghamshire, at Not-shire, at Birmingham; 104 v. Surrey, tingham.

at the Oval.

Gregory (2), 243, v. Somerset, at Oval; 129, v. Middlesex, at Lord's.

Squires (2), 137, v. Sussex, at Oval; 116, v. Middlesex, at Lord's.

Whitfield (2), 174*, v. Yorkshire, at Oval; 138, v. Hampshire, at Guildford. E. R. T. Holmes (1), 108, v. Sussex, at Oval.

Parker (1), 111, v. Warwickshire, at Birmingham.

* Signifies not out.

LANCASHIRE Paynter Heads The Batting

(Matches, 88; won, 14; lost, Gj drawn, 8: no decision, 4.) ·

BATTING

Times

Not Highest

Inns, Out Rung Inne. Avge. 8541878 60.41

SMART WINGERS.

The Hearts pair, Miller and Black did all that was asked of them, and the few positions not so ably filled as most can have ready and

adequate substitutes in other home. Scots.

contest.

Within twenty minutes the home BM'Spadyen side" had scored again. and M'Kennan played some delightful football in making ground, and a quick, short pass found Black, with his usual penchant running in strong- ly, to shoot into the roof of the net from five yards.

SCOTS BLACKEN OFF

The Irishmen, who disappointed so greatly included two smart wingers. With all the forwards in the scoring Todd being the one real success. list except Caskie, a somewhat farci- Even the veteran amateur full back cal piece of play was designed to give Fulton was under a cloud, and it the winger his opportunity, but he seems that, contrary to the Scottish headed over an empty goal to cause Association, Ireland will have to make much scratching of heads by all con- a greater call upon "Anglos" than cerned, ever before when facing Scotland in Naturally, the Scots had slackened. Washbrook (5)—219* v. Gloucester- the international.

off, and they were indebted to at They had some clever combined brilliant save by Dawson to prevent shire, at Bristol; Hove; 124 v. Glamsex,

at Manches-play, but the issue was settled far too the vistors scoring through Todd. But ter; 107* v. Surrey, at the Oval; 107 v. quickly for the liking of anybody, least all this Irish pressure only led

lof all the 20,000 spectators.

Martin breaking away. running Surrey, at Manchester.

strongly from midfield, and shooting aplendidly from twelve yards for a fifth goal.

Hopwood (8)-141 v. Kent, at Man- chester; 127 v. Glamorgan, at Manches- ter; 120 v. Warwickshire, at Blackpool. Oldfield (9)-185 v. Hampshire, at Bouthamptonj 122 v. Glamorgan, at Manchester; 115 v. Essex, at Ilford.

Iddon (2)-185 v. Worcestershire, at Manchester; 114 v.. Essex, at Ilford,

* Signifles -not out,

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PARTICK THISTLE SCORERS The Scots started in fine fashion, and inside five minutes were a goal up Caskle made the running, and a quick The Irishmen fought back just as cross was swept into the net by M'-well as they were allowed, but there Spadyen, who thus signalised his first was little to excite the spectators. honour in very convincing style. His The second half saw the Scots at- clubmate, M'Kennan, almost duplicated tacking almost continuously, but Kelly the score with a shot that went over did gallant work in the Irish goal; and eventually a breakaway ended in Todd snatching a goal for the visitors.

This introduced some liveliness: the game, and Martin neitadi

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Plyntor...... 35-98 1873 291 Artistic and Attrac-COTTAG

Washbrook

Oldfeld.

Iddon...

44 8 1565 219 41.18

47 8 1622 185, 86.86

tive Cottag

Nutter 428 1128 98 38.17| Weaves.

45 2 1841 141

Phillipson 25 6 581 65 27.94

46* 28.10 86 60. 22.00

Hopwood

D. M. Matthews 5 0

119.

46 28.80

Greenhalgh

189

All 48 ins. wide.

Parkin

8.0

Garlick.

4.0.

Farrimand

W.H.L List

37 11 39 8

488

Place

Pollard.

81 8

241

Wilkinson

Rhodes

68 47 17.00 From 1.75 to 2.25

55, 16.84

540 05 15.00

89. 40% 14.88

-26% 10.47

80.16 128 48 8.58

11. 6 2.20

for

Yard. CURTAINS:

LOOSE COVERS,

the pointed disallowed for of fter the referes, had consultad

man, However, it was the inside forward tr in the goal area, and Black uple of tackles to score dal as any of the previous

fforts.

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Caskie Johnstone.)

and

(Glenavon) and

Irish League Kelly Monaghan (Portadowa) Fulton (Belfasts: Callió);

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Also batted:-Bowes, 39; Duckworth WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW & CO., LTD.

7*; Edge, 0° and 1; T. A. Higson, 82";

and Warburton, 4.

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