James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1875

51 Th � fo�ov:ing bo�tled in two � at h 011ly :-C. L. Arkwright, 1 wicket, 17 n1n , 2 wides· A. Appleby, 2 '!lckets 89 ra n g ; · F lanagan , 21 wickets, 143 run . , 2 no...ball ; C. � , G1 · een, no W?,ckets 13 runs; --. F. Higgins, 3 wickets, 87 run , 1 no � ba¥, �amb _ ert, 7 wic� ts 74 run ; Ca;ptain Mea1e , 10 wickets 12 ran �; � �I. ti · P 1 c k e rmg> l� wi�ket i2 runs; E. Rutter. s · i c ke t s , 79 run > 1 wicle, G . H. Woo(4 2 wickets 27 runs; and R. E. Y�rb "1.r ghl vricket 18 ru s. The follo,ving bowled _ in 011e match only :-A. \ . .._strutbcr l wicket 4 · nlJl S; J. � · Beevor, 0 v. r 1cket 6 runs; E.W. A. Crofton, 0 wicket, 18 runs, 1 � de; A . S. J?un�n 1:1 , 0 wickets 17 1·u11s; Rev. E. T. Drake, 1 wicket 17 runs· C . R . Francis, 1 wicket 4 runs; M. G. A. Fiodgso11, 1 wi�ket 5 runs 1 wide� A . Hadow, 6 wickets 82 rn:11 s; G. Law, 0 wioket 19 runs; W. LA..w,' 6 wickets 71 run ; E. Lubbock, 1 \\ � cket 9 runs; Hon. J. Ma.rsha,m, 1 wicket, 6 runs 2 wid�s; A. A. Nepean, 0 1cket 61 n1ns ; C. C. Oldfteld, 0 wicket 18 runs· W. }.f Ro�e, 5 ""ickets 63 runs; E. ¥. H. Riddell, 0 ,vicket 38 runs; S co �n o wicket 20 runs; P. M. Thorn on, 0 wicket , 18 runs, 2 wides; A. J. Tuck' o wicket, 42 runs, 1 wide; J. Turner, 4 wickets 68 runs; C. B. L. 1.,ylecote' 1 'cket 25 run ; H. G. Tylecote, 3 wickets 25 runs; R. G. Venables, 0 wicbt IS runs, 1 wide; A. . P. Van ittart, 0 wic�e� �� 111ns; · A. J. Wilkinson, IO w.ckets, 43 runs, 1 mde; V. E. Walker, 9 w1ck�s, 66 l"UllS; L.. S. Forbes-Winslow, 3 wickets, 43 runs, 12 wides; and Captain Young, 0 wicket, 12 rnns 'd ' 1 w-1 e. • • EXTRANEOUS MATCHES AT LORD'S (In each case the wjnnjn,g side is J}lace(1 first.) • < ' W1um- 1st ,.,.,,,.. ;ls 2nd Won by played. Inn nn , In_n f nn r1 • e "w'V SbU "'4 : s QJL •• ax we tt J ,, I . A. v. Household Brigade May 14 1 �outh v. North ..•• , .•• �. Ma.y 25-26 Ear v. Anny......•.•....• June 11 2 Oxford v. Ca . m b ri dg e •. • . •. ; June 29�80 3 Payers -v. Gentlemen .... July 6...7 4 E�n v. Ha,rrow .. • . • . • . • . uly 10-11 5 R•gby v. Marlborough •.•• July29-30 221 - 106 0 57 41 808 - 155 2 5 -- 109 186 ·161 231 148 * 1 5 9 1 ' 156 85 *145 185 THE CAN�EBBURY WEEK. - t 7I wickets, *2 w d 140 Inns and 29 run s · 64 · uns and 92 runs 114 1 2 wickets *8 w d 1 - wickets *5 w d 9 5 f ... wickets •5 w d t Kmtand Gloucester v. En g Au g 8-4 281 247 201 223 · 54 runs M. c. C. v. Kent (12 a side) Aug 5-6 368 - 168 114 Jnn _ s and 2o rung 9 I i v Gentlemen of Kent Aug 7-8 172 *66 163 74 7 wickets •4 w d (Th·e nu�ber attached to the sever� , oont�st& how the order in which they ·-- are treated in the foilowing notes.) t Treated in previous l·eview (see page 48). • • • • (1) South v. North � · Lords; May 25 & 26. � �tcb s et · apart a usual at Whitsuntide for the benefi� of tho Ma!Yle­ booe . h-ofesbional Fund. Unforttwatel� the �eatber spoiled the cnck�t al to g h<H, "' er 1 a hea v y th11nderstorm preventing a little more than hali a hours • \