1938-09-27 — Page 19

THE CHINA MAIL, SEPTEMBER 27, 1938.

English First-Class Averages

HAMMOND AGAIN HEADS BATTING

LIST

GLAMORGAN BOWLER'S

DISTINCTION

(By AIR MAIL).

London, September 14. ". THE first-class cricket programme for this season ended yesterday, when an England XI, under the title of H. D. G. Leveson-Gower's XI, defeated the Australians at Scarborough.

For the fourth successive year, W. R. Hammond heads the English batting. His average shows an increase of 10.23 runs an innings compared with 1937, but his aggregate failed by 241 to come up to his 3252 of last summer.

Matthews, of Glamorgan, who made few appearances owing to his coaching duties at Stowe, and injuries, tops the bowlers, but the chief feature of the figure is the number of Yorkshiremen who appear among the leaders.

In the batting, Hutton, P. A. Cooper

3 1663 4

H. D. Rumjahn, and 8. A. Rumjahn, above, were beaten by the Tsui Brothers in the final of the Hardcourt doubles championship at the U.S.R.C. on Sunday. (“Mail” photo),

Gibb, Leyland, and Sutcliffe are .. H. Heane 46 2 1992 126 30.78 AUSTRALIAN AVERAGES

G.

Bailey

among the first 24; while in the Gunn bowling, Bowes, 121 wickets, and Verity, 158, occupy the second and third places, with Leyland (63) 13th in the order.

Details:-

BATTING

(Qualification: 8 completed innings; average, 10).

W. R. Ham-

mond

Hardstaff

Times

*Not Highest

Inns. Out Runs Inns. Avge.

169

·9 0. 276 69 30.66

46 1 1360. 184, 30.22 * Denotes not out. BOWLING

(Qualification: 50 overs; ten_wickets) 0. MR. W. Avge. Matthews (Glam-

organ) 180.5 36 395 30 18.16 Bowes (York-

shire) 932,3 294 1844 121 Verity 1191.4 424 2476 158 257.1 55 648 39

Butler

L. A.R.

Peebles

J. C. Clay

42 2.3011 271 75.27 W. Wooller.. 60.90 Watts (Sur- 364 60.45 rey)

291 58.50 K. Farnes.. 701.2 137 2016 107.

39 175* 57.83 E. A. Ingram 114

227 12 52.84 Mayer

687.4 145 1868 96

BRADMAN AND O'REILLY

HEAD THE LISTS

ON BRADMAN heads the Australian batting averages at the

15.23 while W.-A. Brown is second in the list with 57.96. W. J. “Tiger" 16.61 O'Reilly, hero of the Test series is at the head of the Tourists bowl-

ing averages, having taken 104 wickets for an average of 16.65.

15.67

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คง

2

BOWLING

O, M. R. W. Avge.

709.4 215 1732 104 16.65 526.2 99 1773

92.19.27

98 1719 148 708

88. 19,58

80 23.60

6 25.88

L. O'B. Fleet-

wood-Smith 550 E. S. White $75 54.79 A. G. Chipper-

field:

54.1 18 155 45.82 M. G.. Waite .647.1 182 1448 56 25.85 42.85E. L. M'Cor-.

mick

38.08 S. J.M'Cabe,214

36.25

A. L. Hasset

Also bowled:-

234.5 51 649 38 648 150 163994 143.2 80 374 21

17.07 17.43 17.80

BATTING

37 7 1827

Hutton

37 6 1874

Paynter

52 6 2691

H. T. Bartlett 31 4

1548

Edrich Fagg

51 6 58 6 C. S. Dempster 26 1

2378 245

2456 244

1300, 187

P. A. Gibb

J. R. Thompson 18 1 37 3

Langridge

(John)

Compton (D.) 47.6

dlesex))

J. M. Lomas.. 21 1

Lee (F. S.)

(Somerset) 51

6

B. H. Valentine 37

1

Leyland

R. ES. Wyatt 41 -71549 149 45.55 Wellard 908 124 45.40 Smalles

Gibbons

4 47 55

T. N. Pearce 28 6 Ames

M. M. Walford 15 2 Oldfield

50 R: H. Moore.. 19 Sutcliffe

2019 162 44.86 1593 242 44.25 D. E. Young 1884 187 43.81 Pollard

1155 283 2672 132 1283.4 241 8491 172 912.5 248 2355 113

18.47 ¡D. G. Brad- 18.84

26 2429 278 18.91 W. A. 19.45

Brown 37 1854 265* 5 52.25 Mitchell (Der-

A. L. Has- 52.00 byshire)... 717 104 2570 131 19.61 sett 32 1589 220*

3 858 191 50.47 Leyland

19.63 385.4 99 1237.63

C. L. Bad- 1658 204 48.76 Copson 742.4 156 1995 101

19.75

cock 89 1604 198 Nichols 1228.1 284 3408 171 19.92 g. Barnes 19 720 91 54 4 2347 227 46.94 Smith (J.) (Mid-

1868 180* 45.56

777.1.141 2383 129

man

Total Highest Times Inns. runs score not out Avge.| W. J. 0-

Reilly 5. 115.66 F. Ward

57.98

4

2

J. H. Fin-

.385

20.24 gleton

:

32 "1141

124

2

63 1136 34 83.41 53 523 14 87.95

20.29 20.84

S. J..M'..

30

p

78 1 78.00

Wilkinson (Yorks)

20.31

20:91 21.58

Dyson

Fishlock

Langridge

(James)

Dollery

Washbrook

O'Connor

6 2120 178 43.26 Boyes

948 137* 43.09 Andrews 271 1116 170 42.92 Robinson

554 201* 42.01 (Yorks)... 819 127 7 1812 187 42.13 Garlick 0 798 128 42.00 Court ..... 112.1 50 7 1790 142 41.62 Rhodes 51 5 1885 170* 40.97

.

44 10 1380 156 40.58 Worthington.. 41 2 1573 121

mán

8

2

(L. F.):

A. G. Water-

Parks (H.W.) 49 6 Parks (J. H.) 49 3 R. H. C. Human 8

Townsend

46 6 1458 167* 36.45] Perks

(Lancs) 124.3 32 272 12 53 1 2121 165 40.78 J. E. Walsh 219.5 25 778 34

Smith (Sus-

sex) 40.83 Goddard ... 41 6 1387 134* 39.62 Wilkinson

219* 39.53 1621

(Lancs.) 47 6 50 3. 1839. 152 39.12 Wright

R. J. Crisp 1 272 103 38.85 Gray

1658 119* 38.55 Heath 1740 169 37.82 J. G. W,

Davies 223 81 37.10.

Woolley

22.60 22.88

13 88.2 7 ·298 971.1 201 2625 114

Geary

30

Barnett

Mitchell

6 873. 116* 36.37 Creese 51 0 1852 168 36.31 Pope (G. H.) R. J. O... (Yorkshire) 89 81805 188 36.25 Meyer.

91

Iddon

Martin

·Whitfield

Gregorý

Crapp

22.92 23.02 |--

E. L. M'-. 23.38 1251.2 240 3531 151

Cormick 16 768 152 2579 110 23.44 295.3 87 1040 44 23.68 559.4 99 1682 71 23.69 cestershire) 116

97 886.3 184 2306 23.77 Cornford

19-381 14

·(J.). 848.2 156 2297 89 147 34 334 14 23.85 Davies (E.) 699.2.185 1862 72 177.5 35 525 22 23.86 Smith (H. 1058 188 3261 136 28.97

shire). 972 224 2409; 356.1 100937: 89: 24.02 874.5-156 2486 103 24.18 Staples (A.) 260.1 54 688

Parks (J.H.) 999.4 300 2258) 24.21 Berry (Sur- 24.31 Brey WSVoce

298. 584 799 88 49.8 1067 185 - 88.23 Pope (A. V.) 897.2 195 2213

80.22 Smith (P.)". 43 81449 136 8131005 198. 35.89 (Essex): 1178 219 3809 144

MA 1686 248 85.87 Nutter

51 4 1885 187 85.85 Jenkins

E. J, H. Dixon 222 671 108 38.65 Rev. J. W. J.

49: 31520 141 88:04 Steele

879:4 189 2248 91 800.1. 87 868 35 1898 347-8249 131

79114046

24:80 Daley 24.84| W: J.

24.85 Pershke:

428,892 1171 972 195 2818 104.219 295

THREE FIGURE INNINGS The following 35 three-figure innings 25.33 were played for the Australians-

first-class matches:-

24.16

D. G. Bradman (18)-278 v. M.C.C., at Lord's; 258 v. Worcestershire, at 16.00 Worcester; 202 v. Somerset, at Taun- 13.50 ton; 145* v. Hampshire, at Southamp- ton; 144* v. England, at Nottingham; 144 v. Nottinghamshire, at Notting 9.00 ham; 148 v. Surrey, at the Oval; 187

v. Cambridge University, at Cambridge 4.45 185 v. Warwickshire, at Birmingham 104 v. Gentlemen of England, at Lord's 25.78 103 v England, at Leeds; 102* v. Eng. land, at Lords; 101* v. Lancashire, at 25.80 Manchester. 25.80

27.08

447.1 74 1409 52 27.09

24.80 GoverTACHI 80.2; 99: 2826

H.-M. Garlan J. H. Human 8 0 288 71 86.75 Sinfield...N

192386) 677 25 Nichols". * 470 1452 16885.41 Capt. J.W. A.

24.91 Wells P. M. Studd, 15 8 42268" 85.16 Stephenson 394

688 181 1174 47 24.07 Wood (Sus Harris

508 1682 179 3472 Geary ..... B..0. Allen 581 1785 10404.82]G. O. Allen 178.5 29 576 23 25.00|| sex);

981.4 225 2503 100 25.08 G. F H. Heane Barber

4741455, 157 33.89 Hollies

308: 69 1102 44 25.01 Todd

25.04 Flamson 462 125, 38.00 Woodhead... 682.2 156 1728-69-

Ane 52 3 1590 16282,44, R. M. V.

Robins. 470.3 66 1705 68* 25.07| Jackson 30 2905 77015 32.32!

76+ 25,35 Róbertsön. 198 82.11 Watt (Kent) 784.4 189 1927 45 1150

895.1 234 2171 #85 595.54 Hutton Squires 46 8 1877 187, 82.02 Martin

048.5 171 2769 108 25.63 Simë Turner

248671 97 81.95 Howorth Cox (Bussex), 88 2 1184 14281:50 Parker, (Sur-

frey) NWD.

Hopwood

J. D. Eggar.. 17 3

Woolley

Robertson

Nutter

Yardley n. 42 8 1317 Buckingham 41 7 1054

EAN TOWnsend, 681.2 107 1710 - 61 28.66 (L: BK 897.5 169 2416 04 25.70 Buse

97 81:20 Partridge i 187a, 31:00 Armstrong (Lei-

Timms

W. A. Brown (5)—-265* v. Derby shire, at Chesterfield; 206* v. England, at Lords; 194 v. Northamptonshire;

pton:

188 v. England, at 1 101 Warwickshire

Leicester: 184 v. Ca University, at Cambridge tlemen of England, at Lord's; 110 Somerset, at Taunton.

J. H. Fingleton (4)-124 v. Oxford's 58 27.20 University, at Oxford; 128 v. Hamp 129 1445/ 945.1 204 2025 96 27.84 shire, at Southampton; 121 v. Gentle 580.8-180-1458-53--27-41. man of England, at Lord's, 111. v. Cam- 725 170 1777 64, 27.76 bridge University, at Cambridge.

8. J. M'Cabe (2)-282 v. Englandy “483.4:30 1294 46 28.18 190 80 87813 28.68 Nottingham; 110 v. Oxford University 221181 570 20 23.80 at Oxford. 5141 60 1875 58 28.87

19.559 588. 660, 171 1805 452.200 1247

29.40

B. A. Barnett (1)—120* v. Surroyj the Oval.

A. GX Chi) perfeld (1)—–104* v. 29.59 castershire, at Leicester.

* Signifles not out

241 77 502 24 782 35 252.3 59 1231.5 252 3216.149

737 120* 970.3 269 2323 107 21.71 A. G. Chip-

851.2 156 2704 124 21.80

424 104* perfield 18 M. G. 199 2287 104 21.99 Waite

30. 684 77 24 309 14 22.07 E. S. 25 292 13 .22.46

C. W.

Cabe

Wal-

83 1124 232

-0. M. R. W.

ker

B. A. Bar-

nett

9 175 42

29

4

35.00 C. L. Badcock

2

0 10.

D. G. Bradmán ·

3- 2

6.

29.48 S. Barnes

.44

4 116.

W. A. Brown

3

0 10

3

28.06

3

White W. J. O'-

19

290

52

Reilly

17

224

42

F. Ward

17

162

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3

5

L. O'B.

Fleetwood- Smith 20

99

49

16* 9

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