James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1882

T H E UNIVERSITIESA N D P U B L I CS C H O O L SIN 1881. 1 6 3 ! L O R E T T O . J. J. Johnson, b Playfair 0 c H a r d y m a n, b M'Farlane 0 G .Wilson, b M'Farlane 1 b M ' F a r l a n e 4 R. A. C. Kitto, c Carruthers,bd o. 9 r u no u t 2 7 H . B. Tristram, b M'Farlane..... 1 1 c H a r d y m a n, b M'Farlane 4 F.D u n, b M'Farlane A. G. G. Asher, c Douglas, b do. J. A. D u n, c Douglas, b do. G.C. Lindsay, c Milne, b do.. C. W .Berry, b Playfair T. H. Henderson, not out M. F. Reid, e Peddie, b Carruthers Byes, 4, leg-byes 2, no-balls 2 ....... Total 2 8 c K a y, b M'Farlane 4 1 6 n o to u t 1 2 31 c Hardyman, b M'Farlane 3 2 c Campbell,b do. 1 4 1 4 b P e d d i e.... 3 0 bP e d d i e. 0 1 c Hardyman, b Playfair 6 8 Byes17, leg-byes 5...... 2 2 111 Total .136 F E T T E S . A, C. K a y, b Berry........ W .Greenstock, b Berry W .M. Douglas, e Wilson, b Berry R. A. Carruthers, b Johnson G. H. Aitken, c Asher, b Berry. C.D .Peddie, c Reid, b Johnson 2 b F.D u n. 6 c Wilson, b F. D u n. 1 2 bA s h e r 0 6 9 9 7 b F. D u n 2 8 3 c Johnson,b Berry. 8 1 c Tristram, b F. D u n. 4 F. H. G. Playfair , e Lindsay, b Berry. 4 r u no u t 2 0 G .F. Campbell, c Wilson, b F. D u n 3 b Berry 2 G .H a r d y m a n, b Berry 9 n o to u t 2 8 C. J. B. Milne, c Tristram , b Berry. 11 c Tristram, b Berry 4 N. M'Farlane, not out 0 b F. D u n. 1 Byes3, leg-bye 1... 4 Total 6 2 B y e1, wide1. Total, 2 1 1 2 LORETTOELEVENIN 1881 .-*H. B. Tristram : did not comeup to his promise of previous years ; a very fair wicket-keeper , first -rate judge of a run, and excellent managerof a side . *A. G. G. Asher : becamea splendid batsmantowards the end of the season ; a good field ; useful as a bowler in a third -rate bowling team. J. J. Johnson : was the mainstay of the eleven at the beginning of the season, but met with an accident , and never fully recovered his powers in any department of the game. C. W. Berry : a straight slow , but rather plain , bowler , often destructive on a dead wicket; a good field , and can hit. G. C. Lindsay : a very fine field at a longplace , and a dashing , determined bat, without muchdefence. F. Dun: in a weak bowling team was very useful with his slows , which are of con- siderable promise ; a fair bat and field . M. F. Reid: a fine dashing field at a long place , but cannot bat . R. C. Kitto : useful all round , but hardly dependableat present . *J. A. D u n: disappointing , and all but lost his place ; he is really a fine bat, as he showed by his scores against Middlesborough andother well-knownclubs in the holidays , but only cameoff once or twice for the eleven ; an unsafe field . G. Wilson : excellent in practice , but does not play his game in a match; improved in the field . T. H. Hender- son ; a good field . G 2