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SPORT AND ANECDOTE.

BY AN OLD FOGET,

son twelve months ago; now he ranks second to T. L Taylor. El average is now 13.69 for 42 juniogs, as compared with 44,08 for 38 in 1899. No matter how badly matters have gone for his comrades the sturdy pro fessional has never beat in the least listurbed. and he has repeatedly demonstrated his ability to make runs on overy kind of wickel, und under discouraging circumstances. He is a lion-hearted player and a rare man to have on your side. J. T. Brown, sour.. and Denten have not had n good time of it, but the lengthy Tunnicliffe can lock back upon the season with much satis faction.

A PROUD CAPTAIN,

THE COUNTY CHAMPIONHILIP The last of the county matches of the present century have been worked off, and left York shize in undepoteil possession of the champion, ship. Often enough in years gone by this proud distinction. Las been won mainly owing to the phenomenal performances of maybe one indivi- dant member of the feem. This was certainly 80 in the case of Gloucestershire, a county that was raised to the front rank almost solely owing to the great scores and personal influence of If a vota were taken among cricketers Dr. Gilbert Grabe. Worcestershire, too, may on the question of the most popular ca. be quoted as an instance of finding a place tain, the honour would most assuredly fall amongst the leading counties through the mar on Lord Hawke When he took the York. vellous cricket of the Foster brothers. But toshiro players in hand there was plenty of the question, Why has Yorkshire finished st talent, but this of itself will not win matches, the head of the list? the reply must be given: There are other qualifications which are equally Because of the all-round excellence of the cleven. requisits, and no of these is a brotherhood True, they have the best bowler of the year in among the players that shall lead to every man Wilfred Rhodes, but Albert Trott has also doing his best for the good of his club, and this been very successful in the matter of capturing is just what has boon accomplished auster the wickets, and yet Middlesor have had many dis- genial-captaincy of Lord Hawke, In reading appointments. To my mind the championship P. F. Warner's interesting volums on "Cricket has gone to Forbire un roward for the team in Maar Clinus" I remember the following being able to rise to the occasion. In some of their eulogy at the cless of the book:Lord Hawke, patches they had an auxious time, and they it need scarcely be said, made a most popular have more than once left off at the close of the captain. Every member of the team will re-echo day in imminent jeopardy of suffering defeat: my sentiment of gratitude and friendship. The bat every obstacle has been surmounted, and spirit in which he led us from Cape Town warm enthusiasts even go so far as to say that almost to the Zambesi will never be forgotten the eleven never had the worst of a drawn by those who were fortunate enough to be battle: This is a statement that is open to dis- members of his South African testu." Mr. | pute. Those who saw that keon struggle on Warner, I may add, dedicates his work To the closing afternoon of the rotura with Latica-Lord Hawke, who has done more than anyone shize at Old Trafford knew on which side luy | olse to develop cricket in our colonies, and under the anxiety. It was net on the side of the whose captaincy the unthor has spent some of home county.

the pleasantest days of his life. Apart from AN UNBEATEN RECORD.

his enthusiasin as a cricketer, Martin Blaydon It is of course a very fine achievement to go Hawke must be proud of the magnificent sue- through a season undefeated; but it is not

cess of the man who have gone through 28 | going too far to gush so offusively about this county Extures without once being beaten, and new record? Since the competition was his pride will be shared by his numerous friends officially recognised, and sines the number of in the colonies. As Mr. Warner remarks, his counties in first-class was enlarged, no other lordship has done more than any other English. county has escaped defent, and this of itself is a man to popularise the game in South Africa big triumph. But we must not magnify Yorks and the Wast Indies, and when he goes out. akira's success unduly, because none of the pro-there again lio may count on an extra hearty moted counties, with the sole exception of Essex, reception. They take great interest in the pro- have ever proved very formidable antagonists, gross of the samer pastime in the old country, R. HAUGHTON & CO.

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to the belief that had that important contest at Old Trafford on the 21st July been fought to a finish the difference would have been aller

ställ. Never mind the reported statement of Archie MacLaren that on a wicket that was the worse for wear, 100 runs would have been herd in get. I believe they would have been get, and that Yorkshire would have met with one reverse at least.

THE FOUR BEST YORKSHIREMEN,

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THE GREATEST BATEMAN.

when a record that has been long on the books goes by the board, and it is natural that wo deeds being eclipsed. Since 1871. his ton con- should sympathise with Dr. Grace on his great taries in one aeusen have withstood every assault until a few days ago, when the incomparable Raujitsinhji completed his eleventh by scoring 220 at Brighton. It had for some days bern a race between the Prince. Abel, and Hay- ward as to which should establish's new

above line would have expected it to be follower A very few years ago anyone reading the with the name of W. G. Grace. Now, however, the title belongs to another. I inve said some. thing about the most popular captain. The mest popular cricketer is admittedly a horse of another colour"-in other words, Prince advance of two or three other great players, Ranjitsinhji. He may not be very far in

but his popularity is indisputable. This is because he plays the game to the letters and never seems to be striving after his average as is the fashion with numerous well-known professionals. A man who can knock up 220 runs in a little over three hours out of 278 pat on whilst he is in, as he did against Kent at While the success of the champion county was largely due to general consistency rather Brighton, will always be a welcome figure. There is nothing of the "gooss" business about than to individual brilliance, the names of four players are deserving of special prominence."Rauji." One always feels a pang of regret Rhodes jump to the top of the tree is without a parallel in the history of the game. His name does not even occur in the Yorkshire averages for 1897; and yet he is now credited with 206- wickets in county engagements alone. come into the eleven when Peel's services were dispensed with, but he has completly eclipsed the doings of the older player. Peel's bowling record for '97 was 56 wickets for an average of 20 rans Rhodes has captared 200 for an average of 12.29. These are facts that speak for record, all the thres having ten centuries The honour fell to themselves. The late Edmund Ponte was the opposite their names. only other Yorkshireman besides the now star the West Indian, but it was very short that ever secured 200 wickets in a season, lived, for on the very next day Abel came and this was done in all matches-not in abreast with him by making 193 against Derby county ixtures alone, Rhodes has had a won-shire. Thus within the short space of 24 hours derful helpmacet in Sam Haigh. Severni record that had stood for the long period of years ago I heart R. G. Barlow pronounce 29 years was twice left behind. We have here Haigh to be the most promising bowlor then double illustration, that there is no finality in in the field, and we have had ample evidence cricket records and no limit to surprises in this as in other gamo. Ranji" and the little that the old Lancashire professional know what he was talking about. Haigh bas taken more Surrey professional are to be complimented on than double the number of wickets that he did their success; but I have still a very strong last season, and they have been far less expen-leaning for the veteran doctor, who made his sive. The two bowlers named have regularly ten centuries against more deadly bowling than borne, the brunt of the attock, only Hirst rou we have to-day and on wickets that had not at dering any help worth talking about. If we tained such lawn-like perfection as are now to come to the batting two players again are far be found on all county enclosures.

AN APPRECIATION OF A. C. MACLABEN. shead of the rest.. T. L. Taylor came into the

I have a very lively recollection of the son eleven when he had done with the Cambridge

Varsity matebes, and has had a royal time of sation caused by Archie MacLaren scoring 180 it with the champions. It could be said with runs for Lancashire against Sussex at Brighton much truth that Taylor and R. E. Foster-the in his very first big match. That was just PATENT SLIP (at KOBUGE).

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TEAR SQUARES, PLANES, BOARDS and SCAN- Liverpool easily asserted themselves. The two BOARDS, FOR FLOORING, CEADING, WALLING, TLISOS, PLANED, TONGUED, and GROOVED Nottingham clubs wors pitched against the two. TEAK SHINGLES FOR ROOFING. northern representatives, "horionts easy" being PINKADOR RAILWAY SLEEPERS for all the final verdict in each case. Victory was GAUGES, danied both the cimbs fit bad fought their way

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