James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1876

117 T he E xeter E leven in 1875.— F. S. Hewson (Winchester), Gapt. 1 < Good steady bat, fallen off in fielding; satisfied everyone as captain. Foord-Kelcey. Sec., 1875. (Vide University Eleven). T, W. Matlam (C'liei- tonbam), brilliant as ever in the field ; generally scored when he played, though unable often to assist the Club. J . P . Henson (Winchester), (ap t . for 1876. One of the most successful College bats in the University ; fair, bowler and field. R. J\I. Turnbull, good man to go in first ; energetic lu Id sometimes gets wickets. J . Bennett , occasionally gets runs ; bad field, fi . IT. Parry (Charterhouse) hardly kept up his school reputation as a bat ; sometimes successful as a slow bowler. C. ScholefieUl (Harrow), fair medium- pace bowler ; no bat. J. C. Colbeck (Rugby) energetic in all departments of the game ; sometimes kept wicket, though without much success. S. JVolfe-Murray (Glenalmond), unsuccessful bat; fair field. L . *S. Gres/ey (Repton) likely to make a good cricketer if he takes pains ; bowls fast, with out precision. JESUS COLLEGE , OXFORD . B atting A verages . Total Times Total Most in Most in Innings Not out Buns an Inn. Match Atengi T. B. J on e s ............... ___ 9 2 264 1 2 2 1 2 2 37-5 A. H. Thomas . . . . ___ 7 0 170 109 109 24*3 C. P. L ew is ............... ___ 16 0 224 54 44 14 J. J. M o r g a n ........... ___ 7 0 59 16 19 8.3 A. Goodwrin ........... ___ 1 0 1 74 37 37 8*2 T. Jones ................... ___ 16 0 141 35 35 8.13 T . R o b e r t s ............... ___ 1 2 1 78 24 24 7.1 Eh. Jones................... ___ 6 1 30 8 8 6 W . Mathews ...........____ 8 0 38 19 19 4.6 R . D. Lew is ........... ___ 1 1 7 16 4 4 4 E . M a th ia s ...............____ 14 1 41 8 8 3 2 T . R . W illiams . . . . ....... 13 1 46 19 19 3T T he J esus E leven in 1875.— T. B. Jones did not play in all the matches ; in every respect maintained his 1S74 form. A. 11. Thomas played very l it t le ; a fast run getter, cuts very hard ; magnificent field at point. <\ P. Lewis, a good but unlucky hat, excellent fast round-arm bowler ; reli­ able field. J. J. Morgan would make a good bat if he did not study style so much. A. Goodwin, an extremely useful man, keeps the field alive. T. Jones , very good long stop, improving bat. T. Roberts, bats well at times, excellent field at a distance from the wicket. Lb. Jones, fair bat, slow in the field. W. Alatheu s did not play much ; cuts prettily. R. I). Laris, a good medium-pace bowler ; tolerable field. L. Mathias, fair change bowler, by no means a good field. T . B. Williams, a fair all-round man.