James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1876

129 B a t t i n g A v e r a g e s . Total Times Total Most in Most in Inmuffa Not out Buns an Inn. Match Average L. S. N o w m a v c h . . . . 1 0 1 1 1 0 *52 73 12*2 J. F. Newton .......... 5 0 45 42 42 9 S. Payne- G a l l wey . . 8 1 47 16 16 6*1 F . L. C o x .................. 9 2 6 8 *15 15 9 5 R. T. A l l e n .............. 8 2 43 14 14 7*1 * Signifies not out. H a ile ybtjry E l e v en in 1875.— TV. S. Gurney as Captain has satisfac­ torily fulfilled the requirements of his office, and is a fair judge of the game, his hatting is promising, though rather weak against slows, and he is a fair medium paced bowler. G. F. Bonner, a good and fine left-handed bat, brilliant field, and safe catch. L. E. Lushing ton , at times a useful bat, and with stronger defence would be always so ; has much improved in fielding. TV. A . Young , a decidedly promising bat, though, somewhat weak on the leg stump : can field well if he likes. B. T. Blomfield a fair bat, weak at the beginning of his innings ; useful in the field. F. G . G. Tellicoe , a capital left hand bowler with good pitch and spin ; has a good eye, and with more pains might make a good bat. L . S. N eumarch, not so effective in bowling as was expected ; as a bat wonderfully improved, with great cutting pow ers. J. F . Neu ton, a good long-stop to the eleven ; a neat and very promising bat. S. Payne-Gallirey, a steady bat, always plays up in the game. F . L. Cox, a fair bat, and throw’s in well. B. T. Alien a fair wicket-keeper, which j>ost he has filled during the season ; a moderate bat. HARROW SCHOOL. Captain, C. W . M. Kemp. Results of Matches. Matches played, 9 ; Won, 4 ; Drawn 2 ; Lost 3 Opponents WJiere i Flayed. 1 Club. lOpponts. When | | Flayed. Is* 2nd I t < 2nd Inn* Inn. Inn-\ Inn Won by | Matches won (4) Quidnuncs .................. | Harrow* June 8 169 117 Lords & Commons . . . . „ 12 1 119 — 43 Harrow' Towm .............. „ 17 i 67 147 66 I Z in g a r i ...................... „ 2G 222 87 Matches drawn (2) 1’ Harlequins .................. Harrow June 3 108 — *204 E ton C ollege .......... Lord's July 2 110 t *155 202 Matches Lost (3) E . E. Bowren’s Eleven Harrow May 22 90 52 71 M.C.C. and Ground . . June 19 31 98 125 Old Harrovians .......... July 3 67 — 113: *42 *23 52 runs on 1 inns 76 runs on 1 inns 1 run *7 wr d 135 on 1 in *6w d BemarJcs. *4 of Hrlqs to bat *6 wickets down Lost by 72 7 wkts *3 w d *6jl8 wkts *no w d 56 runs F