James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1879

1 89 BO\VLING ANALYSIS. Runs per , Balls. Runs. Wkts. Wides. “Ike. W. Vrnt 1 ' 1 J. R. Brismw . ‘V. Manley . H. H. Stevensoii . E. Hughes .. h A. H. Celwell . 0 E. H. \Vntson . h'U T. Morguxr .. u C. E. Stelftix . 10 . U 35 l Hind (Prof.) . "M - Mr. Stevensolr bowled o no hells, Mr. H. C. Manley 2, and Mr. E. H. “Watson 1. COUNTIES OF ULSTER. Trim ELEVEN IN 18: 0. 11. f'ilynlé: 11 fine but. and has played for Glen; cestershiro. R. A. Hill . a. brilliant all round cricketer; very hue field. H. Tint (N.I.C.C.): n. run-getbiilg betsmam,und gootl wicketrkceper. L. S. 0b1~c (Armilgh) : ugood lm.t.with line all play. T. Dimey (Armngh): u successful metlium pace bowler; Rossnll Eleven 1874! and 1874. T. 11. llrzgmrl (Ulster): u. very good batsman, and bowls a. peculiar underhnnd ofbclr With great sue- ccss. T. filmy/(UL (Ulster): B. run-getting but, an<l fair illl~ro|md cricketer. C. L”. Std/2A: (N.I.C.C.) : has beexl u. very destructive bowler, with tremendous pzwe ; u line hither, and goorl field. I’. Jlelllsler (Gilfortl and N .I.C.G_.) : a very useful mrin all round. L’. Jahnslr::¢ (Lurgun) : a. stead)’ but, unrl guod held. CHAPTER VI. THE CHIEF SCORERS IN 1878. Horewitll we give a table of innings Of 100 runs or more played during 1,1“) push season. ' ‘he list has been carefull)‘ compilul from rccortletl' mam-hes, wilfh 0111: addition of numerous scares kindly furnishctl by secretaries of eluhs in response to run application. Mr. J. M. Cotter-ill’s 271 fur' Edinburgh v. Glasgow, on June 29, was the highest suul‘c of the year, and the Sussex. xtmzlteur was the only batsmmr who twice got. murs than 300 runs in nu innings m 1548. SCORES or‘ OVER 200 Ruxs IN AN INSINGS. For' Against Date Runs . R. Page’s Eleven v. Chiswiek, AugustS . . Edinburgh...... . v. Glasgow, June 29. . Mr. Cotterill’s Eleven v. Mr. lecnair' ElCVOII. July Nol'bli Riding Asylum v. Heu'orth. Aug 28 . Mr. Phillip‘s Elevexi v. Granville Club. August 11 . Sandhurst . v. Wuolwich, August 1 Stakes. L. Cuttcrill, J. M Hu’r’ris, H ” Inglis, A. M Maul, s. D. Sharp. C. . Horsham . . v. l’riur)’ Park. Juh‘ l.) Tuhh, H. Bieester v. Bnubury, Angus ll Vernon, G Bieklcy . . v. Kensingtun Pan-k. Jul) _ Roe, \V. N. South ..... . v. Nor-£11 Clci'gy Orphan . Uuu erhury Stevens,- J. (huldiotd W. M. v. Wekmg Illihmflc, June ‘1 x 89 BOW I G ANALYSIS. Balls. ' Runs. kts. -l l 42 J. R. Brisw . \V. anley . . H. Stevenson; . E. Hughes .. A. . Culwel . E. . lVatsou . T. or an .. C. E. Stclfxyx . . ind (Proh) . 5N7 MA". Steveusul bo led J no bul s, r. . C. anley . 24 0 35.1 ., and r. E. H. WVatson !. I . T1111 ELE E I 18. —C‘. 1 . Filynle: n finé but. and has played for G10“: cgg c uc. . . Mi]! . a. bril iant all round cricketer; Vow line field. I). lnzt ( .I.C.C.): n. run— tting buts- un, and good wicketpkccpel'. E. S. 01m: ( m : a. d bat. wxbh fine al play. T. is/my ( m gh): u successful ctliu pucc bo ler; os nll leven 18751 and 1574. T. 11. Ilrumrr ( lster): n vcx go bats an. nntl bo ls a peculiar underhmxd oftm with grog“. suc- cc . T. Mnrgau ( lster): a. r - et i g but, and fair all-round cncketcr. . E. S hr (h'.I.C.C. : has bc xl u. very dcsh‘ncfivc bowlcl', ith tre endous ace ; n fi e hitter, an gouzl field. I“. .1."_|Iustcr ( llforcl and .I.C.Q.) : a very sef l an al r . L'. Ju/uz un ( urgnxl) : a steady' bat, and go held. I. . ifl n: in t l i i of 1mm r s 01' al'e PMS“! d rmg lib“ sf. u uoxx. ' ‘ c li t eck- r y pilctl fr rccordc¢l_ il/31105: WIS-11 the t tl liuxl f u m s or s i l f r is ed b)~ Haul-elation of 01111131]: u u t um' li ti . . . . Uu il ’ fox- i r V~ l 0\v m: 4 , ll i heab fi l u t r, t ss . minim“ s t l an t, l'n t 2 r i i i s 5. 01“ E 200 UNS I I NI S. ' m gainst ate uns o . ’ l . i ic , sta . .rr7"l tt ill, . lx ... . . l , J 29. .. . ttorill’sElevcxx . r. Mrmmir‘ lcve arris, II rtl) . cw rt . 25 . y n . r ill l b. ugust. l, S u lmrsl. . . . o l i , ugust. 1 , . u bmn . . . Pri0r3' ark. July l. bb c . am m' , s ll er , ' cu‘ t rk. l; _ W . l 0111.1 lergy rphan ma s, UulkLl l‘ . o iu lusubntu, J uu z! Cant rb r