96 B owling A verages (continual). Total Times Total Most in Most in Innings, not out. Huns. an Inns. a Match. Av l.luJJi/, 11. L. Arnold............. / 0 94 33 33 13.3 F. Cope........................ 7 0 143 81 81 20.3 F. W. Kingston . . . . 3 0 62 39 39 •20.2 11. M. White............. < 0 J 107 71* 71 21.2 E. Williams ............. 7 3 81 33* 33 20 S. B. Smyth ............. 5 1 42 18 33 10.1 II. G. Jcaffrcson . . . . 3 0 29 24 24 9.2 T. H. Mason............. M O 0 4 4 4 1.1 C. H. Spooner ......... fp .) l 21 9 9 5.1 \V. Ci . Deighton . . . . 3 0 30 20 20 10 ’ he P embroke E leven IN 187o.—ir. c . Williams, a patient bat, but want ilore freedom. H. T. Prior (captain for 1877), a hard hitter and very rapid >corer, made the largest average during the year; bowls slow round-arm. If. L. Arnold, bats very freely, but was a little unlucky during the season ; howls very straight, and seldom fails to get wickets. V. Cope, plays in a pretty and effective style, and scored well during the season. F. W. Kingston , rho best bat of the eleven and a very good wicket-keeper. //. 3f. White, slo» in getting runs until he gets well set. E. Williams , was less nervous, and consequently much more successful than in the previous year. S. B. Smyth., showed to great advantage in the Clare match ; very steady; not quick in the field; bowled slow round-arm with great success. II. G . Jeaffrmon, (secretary for 1877), in consequence of an accident was unable to play often. 7'. If. Mason , bowls fast round-arm ; is quick in the field, and a good catch at mid-off. C. Jt. Spooner bats with more freedom than caution; fields at point. W. G. Deiyhton, can stick and hit to square-leg; slow in the field. ./. 11. Hoden played once, and fully maintained his reputation of the previous year by scoring 108. G . R. Eden played but once; a good field at long-leg *md cover-point. 'it ST. JOHN’S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. B owling A verages . Total Times Inns. not out. 3 0 0 2 0 f. (f. Treadgold.................... T. Smith ............................... W. Boyce......................... V. L. Thompson.................... ( i. White.............. ............... M. ( t . Stuart (captain)......... A. C. Davies ........................ A. H. Cochrane.................... ft. H. Fowler....................... ft. P. Stedman .................... J . H . (xw i l l im ........................... J. Tillard............................... Q. E. Houghton.................... T he .J o h n i \ n E leven in 1870. 3 3 i o 7 6 8 3 0 •) 4 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total Iluns. MO 82 79 109 125 m * / • ) 100 01 28 27 32 18 5 Most in an Inns. 79 49 33 GO 37 37 04 39 15 20 14 10 5 Average. 16.2 27.1 20.1 21.4 17.0 15 14.2 12.4 9.1 9 0.2 4.1 2.1 - T . (i. Tre&dgold , the most reliable and bent bat in the eleven; a fair bowler, straight, and useful as a change; a verv good field, especially at point. T. Smith , has greatly improve<l since last, year, but plays far too stiffly; useful as a bowler, but lacking in pitch ; a fair held. W . Boyce , decidedly a most successful under-hand bowler, with considerable break ; would make a good bat, but l»is powers of elevation too often prove fatal to him ; a good held. F. L. Thompson , a very good bat all round, especially strong on the off-side ; scores rapidly ; a good change bowler;