James Lilllywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1880

T H EUNIVERSITIESA N D P U B L I CS C H O O L SIN 1879. 1 3 5 Oxford. F. G. A. Phillips (Shrewsbury ). G. H. Thring (U(Uppingham). F. B. Taylor (Radley ). Cambridge . J. R. H. McLean (Shrewsbury ). W. Orford (Uppingham). J. B. Shackle (Haileybury ). F. C. Baker0519E R .H a l l N.E. Gresley " C. T. Studd (Eton). H. Steward (Haileybury ). W .Hitchcock و د R. W .Byass (Eton). G. Francis (Cheltenham ). F. J. Hirst (Rugby). F. W. Capron (Rugby). E. Peake C. Hitchcockt C . F . S w e e t H. L. Fowler (Rugby). H . J. Glennie 110 C. Twist (Charterhouse ). C. T. Weatherby (Winchester ). A. T. Thring A. B. Belcher (Malvern ). G. W. Searle (Charterhouse ). (Marlborough ). " G. F. W. Cole (Winchester ). H. S. Cooper (Clifton ). T. G. B r a d s h a w " W .H o s t e 3" ور F. Stewart (Wellington ). E. A. Maynard (Harrow ). R. Spencer (Harrow) . G. C. Harrison (Clifton ). J. H. Stirling (Harrow), D.H. Barry S C O T L A N D . F E T T E SC O L L E G E . ROT FETTES ELEVEN IN 1879.- *J. H. J. Hornsby : made a most energetic and painstaking captain , and greatly conduced to the success of the eleven ; his bowling was invaluable all through the season ; in batting , was not quite so successful as last year; a good field and safe catch . J. Steel : the most artistic , andone of the most useful bats in the eleven ; towards the latter part of the season improved muchin his hitting powers ; we expect to see him an excер- tionally good bat next season ; very useful in the field at point . A. R. Don- Wauchope :pe has improved immensely in his batting , though stil a litle weak indefence ; hits hard and clean especially to leg , and when set scores quickly off any bowling ; would play yet better if he got rid of the habit of stooping over the ball ; a splendid field at cover -point , and can bowl when wanted . R. A. Carruthers : at the beginning of the season scored always , but fell off somewhattowards the end ; a good bowler and very useful as a change ; an excellent catch and good field , though sometimes might be more on the alert . W. M. Duncan : a very fast bowler , straight with break from off, and on his day difficult to score from ; was very muchover-bowled at the end of the season ; a promising bat with good hitting powers ; fair field . * W.E. White : has too stiff and cramped a style of batting , though he generally scores when runs are wanted ; a very good long -stop . G. F. Campbell : a good bat, with apretty cut ; can throw almost anydistance from leg , where he is a mostuseful field . W. M. Macleod : kept wicket during the season , but with indifferent success ; showed considerable batting promise early in the season , but unac- countably fell off ; can field out when required , being good catch . P. A. Η. Gethin : bats in good style , but wants more life , and to get runs should hit more ; a capital field especially at leg . A. C. Kay : should make a good bowler, having a good pitch ; was seldom wanted, however, this season ; some- times batted well , but must keep the balls more along the ground ; his field