James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annnual 1881

T H EUNIVERSITIESA N DPUBLICSCHOOLSIN 1880. 1 7 1 SURREYCOUNTYSCHOOLELEVENIN 1880.-H.E. Casswell : a magni- ficent bat, possessing strong defence and great hitting powers; his slow under-handbowling was, as usual , the mainstay of the eleven . A. E. King: m a d ea mostenergetic and painstaking captain ; obtained the PeekCupfor the highest average amongthe boys; a splendid field . R. Brooks : a stylish bat, but not so successful as he ought to have been been, owing to hiswantofdetermination ; a splendid wicket -keeper, and a safe field ;has left . A. F. L. Pattison : a very steady bat , but fell off during the season , losing his power of getting runs , but improved very muchat the end; acapital field at all times. W. L. Powell: not stylish as a bat, but sometimes successful ; a goodchange fast bowler, with a low delivery ; not always safe in the field . Rev. A. W. Callis : a punisher of loose bowling, but did not have enough of it to obtain a good average ; an energetic field at point ; occasionally takes the wicket. F. C. Nichols : promised well at first , but fell off after- wards; not active as a field ; has left . H. R. Whitworth; fair bat, but requiring more hitting powers ; a moderate change slow bowler . C. D. Oldershaw : showed fair promise as a bat at one time, but fell to pieces at the end; lacks energy in the field . S. Skelton possesses great hitting powers , but seldom exhibited them except in practice ; the other bowler of the eleven , and at times most destructive , his chief performance being against Whitgift School (first innings ), bowling eight wickets for no runs . H. Wentworth : a very pretty bat, but too small to be effective ; a fairfield. I S L EO F W I G H TC O L L E G E(R Y D E). President , Rev. F. R. Pentreath , D.D. Captain , T. E. A. Pearman, Matches played, 4 ; W o n, 3 ; Lost, 1. B A T T I N GA V E R A G E S . N o t M o s tin Inns.out.Runs.Inns.A v e r. N o t M o s tin Inns.out.Runs.Inns.Aver. T.E.A.P e a r m a n7 0 133 62 19 T. W . W a r r y... 6 0 2 8 1 0 4 . 4 R .N. M o s s m a n7 1 8 5 41 14-1 T. W .Smith... 6 1 2 0 1 1 4 H .Mair.... 7 0 6 7 1 9 9 . 4 H .P .P e d l e r 6 1 2 0 8 4 H .G.S. M o r a n t7 0 4 62 8 6 . 4 H .E .E l i n 5 01 0 7 2 E. C. Phillips .. 5 12 17 5 . 1 H. M.Atkins ... 4 1 6 3 2 E. W . Bryant.. 5 2 1 5 6 5 B O W L I N GA V E R A G E S . 1 0 0 в о ег о Overs . Maidens . Runs . Wickets . Average . M o r a n t T. E .A . P e a r m a n M o s s m a n 2 3 - 3 6 4 6 5 0 1 5 69-1 1 8 1 4 8 8 9 2 . 1 6 2 1 5 . 6 5 - 1 2 7 - 1 ISLE OF W I G H TCOLLEGEELEVENIN 1880.-H.M. Atkins : embryo bat; showspromise; good field . E. W. Bryant: madefew runs butjust whenrequired ; improving muchlatterly ; tolerable field . H. E. Elin : not very successful with the bat ; uncertain in the field . R. N. Mossman : a thoroughly good bat ; with a fine defence and considerable power of punish- ing; as a fast bowler generally effective . H. Mair: good steady bat; fa irly