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84 GREENOCK CRICKET CLUB, SEASON 1904
THE AVERAGES.
BATTING.
Innings Not Out Most in Innings Total Runs Average
John Kerr
...
23 1 114 708 32.15
A. L. Graham
...
21 3 85 502 27.88
S. McDougall
...
9 1 82 197 24.63
J. B. Walker
...
11 1 33 148 14.80
A. Ballantine
...
18 1 72 225 13.24
J. Reid Kerr
...
17 4 66 170 13.08
Jenner
... ...
21 1 56 239 11.95
H. Campbell
...
9 5 9 47 11.75
J. H. Ballantine
...
14 1 46 137 10.54
R. Kerr 8 1 16 55 7.86
W. Lang
... ...
8 0 26 62 7.75
W. O. Lang
...
6 2 12 24 6.00
J. H. Gordon
...
12 0 40 63 5.25
J. Tannahill
...
6 1 11 28 5.00
J. M. Kerr
...
18 1 23 79 4.65
D. G. Ramsay
...
6 1 5 12 2.40
BOWLING.
Ovens Maidens Runs Wickets Average
Jenner
...
358 77 927 88 10.53
J. H. Gordon 128 28 373 31 12.03
A. L. Graham 219 53 596 40 14.90
H. Campbell 63 12 221 12 18.42
John Ken 50 2 219 10 21.90
WESTERN UNION LEAGUE TABLE—FINAL POSITION.
Played Won Lost Drawn Points
Uddingston
...
12 5 1 6 4
Poloc
... ...
12 7 4 1 3
West of Scotland
...
12 6 3 3 3
Kelburne
...
12 7 4 1 3
Ferguslie
...
12 4 7 1 —3
Greenock
...
12 3 6 3 —3
Clydesdale
...
12 1 8 3 —7
GREENOCK
v.
CLYDESDALE at Titwood—April 30th,
1904.
Extract from
Greenock Pelegraph
of May 2nd, 1904.
" New Titwood was opened for the season on Saturday.
Clydesdale's oldest opponents were the visitors, and it was fitting
that Mr. D. Kerr who had taken part in many of the games played
between the clubs, should have been invited to assist on the in-
teresting occasion. During the Greenock's innings a stoppage
was made, when the new ground was formally declared opened by
Mr. John Robb, Busby, one of the original members of the Club.
The club members have shewn their generosity by subscribing the
full amount required for the extension of Titwood, and also for the
erection of the new pavilion. The membership has been con-
siderably increased, and the hope may be expressed that good
times are in store for Clydesdale. On the call of Mr. Robb three
cheers were heartily given for Greenock."
Note.
—D.
Kerr and his son, John, opened the innings for Greenock.
THE AVERAGES.
BATTING.
Innings Not Out Most in Innings Total Runs Average
John Kerr
...
23 1 114 708 32.15
A. L. Graham
...
21 3 85 502 27.88
S. McDougall
...
9 1 82 197 24.63
J. B. Walker
...
11 1 33 148 14.80
A. Ballantine
...
18 1 72 225 13.24
J. Reid Kerr
...
17 4 66 170 13.08
Jenner
... ...
21 1 56 239 11.95
H. Campbell
...
9 5 9 47 11.75
J. H. Ballantine
...
14 1 46 137 10.54
R. Kerr 8 1 16 55 7.86
W. Lang
... ...
8 0 26 62 7.75
W. O. Lang
...
6 2 12 24 6.00
J. H. Gordon
...
12 0 40 63 5.25
J. Tannahill
...
6 1 11 28 5.00
J. M. Kerr
...
18 1 23 79 4.65
D. G. Ramsay
...
6 1 5 12 2.40
BOWLING.
Ovens Maidens Runs Wickets Average
Jenner
...
358 77 927 88 10.53
J. H. Gordon 128 28 373 31 12.03
A. L. Graham 219 53 596 40 14.90
H. Campbell 63 12 221 12 18.42
John Ken 50 2 219 10 21.90
WESTERN UNION LEAGUE TABLE—FINAL POSITION.
Played Won Lost Drawn Points
Uddingston
...
12 5 1 6 4
Poloc
... ...
12 7 4 1 3
West of Scotland
...
12 6 3 3 3
Kelburne
...
12 7 4 1 3
Ferguslie
...
12 4 7 1 —3
Greenock
...
12 3 6 3 —3
Clydesdale
...
12 1 8 3 —7
GREENOCK
v.
CLYDESDALE at Titwood—April 30th,
1904.
Extract from
Greenock Pelegraph
of May 2nd, 1904.
" New Titwood was opened for the season on Saturday.
Clydesdale's oldest opponents were the visitors, and it was fitting
that Mr. D. Kerr who had taken part in many of the games played
between the clubs, should have been invited to assist on the in-
teresting occasion. During the Greenock's innings a stoppage
was made, when the new ground was formally declared opened by
Mr. John Robb, Busby, one of the original members of the Club.
The club members have shewn their generosity by subscribing the
full amount required for the extension of Titwood, and also for the
erection of the new pavilion. The membership has been con-
siderably increased, and the hope may be expressed that good
times are in store for Clydesdale. On the call of Mr. Robb three
cheers were heartily given for Greenock."
Note.
—D.
Kerr and his son, John, opened the innings for Greenock.
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