James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annnual 1881

2 7 2 LILLYWHITE'SC R I C K E T E R S' A N N U A L. September 6...... Mr. Jones' Eleven v. Overton 4 4 8 July3 Bickley Parkv. Charlton Park. 4 4 2 M a y20, 21 M.C.C.a n dG r o u n dv. Sussex 4 2 9 September14 Henleyv. R. C. Welch's Eleven (for 6 wickets) 4 2 1 September 6, 7 Englandv. Australia 4 2 0 J u n e14,1 5 H o r s h a mv. Incogniti 4 1 0 August26 Guildfordv. W o k i n g h a m(for9 wickets). 4 0 9 M a y18 Mr. C. Sharp's Eleven v. Mr. C. C. Clarke's Eleven (for 2 wickets)... 402 August6, 7 Bexley v. Devonshire Park(for 3 wickets ) 3 8 6 July3. GreatM a r l o wv. Col. Williams' Eleven(for 3 wickets) 3 8 0 M a y2 4 Trinity Hall, C a m. v. St. John's Coll ., C a m.(2ndElevens)for4wks. 377 1 9 و د Reigate Priory v. Old Carthusians (for 5 wickets ) 3 3 8 J u n e1 2 D u m b r e c k(N . B) Pastv. Present(for 5 wickets) 3 2 6 J u n e1 5 ForestSchoolv. Mr. N. Gilbey'sEleven(for 1 wicket) 2 5 4 J u n e2 6 M a y8 August13 July3 1 August21 1 3 Bass& Co. v. T h o m p s o n& Son July 26 S M A L LI N N I N G SD U R I N G1 8 8 0. August28 ......... Dronfield Townv. Dronfield Steel Works(no runs frombat) Hadleyv. Clapton(oneextra) Starv. St. Mary's(3rdEleven) twoextras ... Mr. R. Thornton's Eleven v. FentonHall (three byes) Rochdale (3rd) v. St. James's (Rochdale) three extras . W o o d b e r r yv. Y o u n gE x m o u t h(four extras) Aylesfordv. Hackthorpe M a y1 2 AlmondburyGrammarSchool v. HeathGrammarSchool , Halifax M a y17 Hackenthorpev. Stockbridge . June10. 2 2 4 4 5 7 7 7 8 0 3 Petworth v. Storrington 1 3 July27 Surrey v. Notts (1st innings ) 1 6 Featswith the Ball.-OnMay17, 18, A. H. Evans , of Oxford Univer- sity , took 9 out of 10 wickets in first innings of Daft's Eleven v. England , at Lord's . On July 30 , 31 , for Cardiff v. Llandovery College ; E. W. Jones took 9 out of 10 wickets , the tenth batsman being run out . OnSeptember 8, W . H. Bird took 5 wickets in 6 balls for Uxbridge v. Commercial. O n July 3, for BowdenCollege v. Old Trafford School ,A. G. Lees took 5 wickets (all clean bowled), in anover of 6 balls . O n June24, for Surrey School v. Whitgift School , Skelton in first innings took 8 wickets for no runs . A pre- cisely similar feat was performed by A. Noble for St. Mary's Elland v. Sowerby Bridge Church Institute . In a match between Hovingham Hall v. Gilling , all 10 wickets of former were clean bowled. For Nadin and Co. , during the season , W. H. Newhall , of Derbyshire , bowled 1,083 balls (69 maidens) for 291 runs and 84 wickets (average 3.4 ). On July 3, for S. Giles ' v. Clapham, U. Walkertook 3 wickets with consecutive balls . O n July 10, for St. Giles ' v. Lorrimore , F. Adams took 4 wickets with 5 con- secutive balls (clean bowled). On September 25, for St. Giles ' v. Prince Imperial , F. Adamstook 5 wickets with 6balls . TenWicketsin anInnings. For Herts v. Northamptonshire , on July 28, 29, in second innings , C. Pigg took all ten wickets for 13runs. In first innings of Choir v. School at Clifton College , Rose took all ten wickets