Greenock Cricket Club records

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GREENOCK CRICKET CLUB, SEASON 1896 47
THE AVERAGES.
BATTING.
Innings Not Out Most in Innings Total Runs Average
J. II. Ballantine
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9 1 123 241 30.12
W. C. Simpson
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15 0 74 381 25.4
F. Blunden
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19 2 101 387 22.76
S. McDougall
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19 1 57 354 19.66
A. L. Graham
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18 1 96 316 18.58
D. Adam
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19 2 87 301 17.70
Waterfall 3 1 18 34 17.0
R. G. Adam 15 1 31 210 15.0
W. J. Wright 17 4 57 192 14.76
C. Wilkinson 7 2 21 60 12.
J. G. MacMillan 10 2 31 84 10.5
A. Smyth
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12 2 33 89 8.9
D. Kerr
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2 0 7 13 6.5
Jarvis 4 2 4 6 3.0
BOWLING.
Ovens Maidens Runs Wickets Average
A. L. Graham 18 8 40 7 5.71
J. G. MacMillan
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325.2 112 674 71 9.49
F. Blunden
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126.3 26 320 30 10.66
R. Allison
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178 54 345 28 12.32
S. MacDougall
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92 22 268 14 19.44
WESTERN UNION LEAGUE TABLE—FINAL POSITION.
Played Won Lost Drawn Points
Drumpellier
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10 5 2 3 3
West of Scotland
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10 5 2 3 3
Greenock
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10 4 2 4 2
Clydesdale
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10 4 4 2 0
Uddingston 10 2 4 4 —2
Poloc
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10 1 7 2 —5
GREENOCK
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DRUMPELLIER at Glenpark—June 27th,
1896.
Extract from
Greenock Telegrp
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of June 29th, 1896.
" As might naturally be expected excitement was keen during
the closing stages of the match. About a minute from time
Wright, amid the unbounded enthusiasm of the assemblage, brought
out the winning hit with a leg hit off Mannes for 3, and a single
added by Macmillan, concluded what was one of the most sensa-
tional games seen at Glenpark for some years. The acting captain,
who carried his bat for 20, got by pretty cricket, was accorded a
warm reception."