116 M alvern E leven in 187G.— *11. Harrison (captain), in liis clay a good and destructive fast bowler, but apt to lose bis head and get wild if punished. Weak bat; good field. *A . de Winton9 tlie best bat in the eleven. Steady and careful, and a hard hitter when well sot. Fair slow bowler; good field. H. Fttridge , a very painstaking and steady bat, but wants freedom. With care and practice ought to be a very useful man next season. ‘Fair chango bowler and wicket-keeper; good field (captain for 1877). E, H. Hilly has the making of a good bat in him, but lacks freedom, and must learn to play with a straight bat. Good field and safe catch. A. J. Cripps , a hard and determined hittor, who often scores largoly; with a stronger defence would bo a really dangerous bat. Rather slow in the field. G. G. Williams, un­ certain bat, but scores occasionally. Ought to improve if he will practise carefully and not hit too much ; very fair field. F. Stratford, a good medium- paced bowler, with plenty of spin; ought to bo very useful in this depart­ ment next year, if ho will not overbowl himself. Weak bat, but improved towards tbo end of the season. IT. Ingle, as a bat hardly came up to tlio form ho displayed early in the season; capital long-stop. C. due Winton, moderate ba t; fair chango bowler; slow in the field. *S. Walter, a steady bat, with a good defence; had ho been able to play more would probably have been very useful to the eleven. *11. W. Steward, fair bat, with free style ; very slow in the field. RADLEY COLLEGE. Capt., F. V. Hornby. Results of Matches. Matches Flayed, 9 ; Won, 4; Drawn, 2; Lost, 3. Opponents. Matches Won (4). Magdalen College......... Cuddesdon College . . . . Wittenham Club ......... Old Radleians ............. Matches Drawn (2). Ch. Ch. Nondescripts .. Reading Club........... . .. Matches Lost (3). Merton College............. Corjms College............. Bradfield College......... Where When Club. 1st 2ud Opponents. 1st 2nd Played . Played. Inn. Inn. Inn. Inn, Won by Radley May 17 170 --- 36 134 runs 5 j May 31 *212 — 117 — 95 runs *6 w d M July 1 215 — 102 — 113 runs W w June 14 120 *80 120 — 3 runs Radley May 25 213 *191 Remarks . *6wickts down > July 8 *132 — 265 — *5wickts down Radley May 13 49 *109 121 Lost by 72 runs *3 w d }* June 5 102 *35 199 — 97 runs *3 w d Bradfield June 24 81 — 183 — 102 runs B atting A verages . F. V. Hornby (Capt.)., Total Innings. 11 E. M. Bristowc ......... 12 S. (Jr. Harding............. 11 E. Packer.................... 8 R. S. Apthorp............. 8 P. E. Raven................ 10 W. W. Williams.. . . . * 10 II. R. Bagot................ 10 F. Taylor.................... rf/ C. R. Moore, Esq........ 10 Times Most in not out. Rung. an Inu. Averages 0 229 62 20.9 1 172 38 15.7 3 155 45 19.3 1 37 20 5.2 1 52 17 7.3 0 180 44 18 2 74 32 9.2 2 95 20 11 .7 1 19 19 5.2 3 400 * 1 12 57.1