James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1885

2 6 6 L I L L Y W H I T E ' SC R I C K E T E R S ' A N N U A L . tion Hill v. St. Andrew's, September 20.-G. Barlow, Ordnance Survey v. Wools- ton College , April 26.-E. Bennett,Ordnance Survey v. Handel College , May7.- R. White, Mutual v. Anomalies , June 28.-L. A. Shuter , Bexley v. Emeriti , June 14.-- Peate , Yorkshire v. Gloucestershire , May9.-Giffen , Australians v. Lancashire . Barlow , Gentlemen v. Players , July 4.-W. Humphreys , Sussex v. Australians , July 25 .-- A. Shaw, Notts v. Gloucestershire (in each innings ).- Spofforth . Australians v. South of England, September 11.-C. E. Winter , Wellington v. Wesleyan College , Taunton, June 28.-C. E. Winter, Somerset Rovers v. NewtonBlues, July 25.-W. J. C. Goodall , Bedford Townv. Arlesey , M a y29.-F. A. Bishop , Bees v. Finsbury, July 19.-J. Sharpe , Mr. W. J. C. Goodall's X I. v. H. R. Orr's XI., August 1.-F. Pearce , Cæsarean (Jersey ) v. A Scratch Eleven , August 8.-H. W. Edwards , St. George's School (Brampton ) v. Eaton Second School , July 16.-W.J. Haycraft , Inval v. Northchapel , Aug.14.- J. Taylor , Northchapel v. Inval , August 14.-G. H. Quint, Sutton School v. Norman, M a y10.-E. Saunders , Mitcham School v. Sutton School , Sept. 16.- S. Whittle , Gascoyne v. Bexley Heath.-G. Fletcher , Linden v. Hanover Athletic , September 13.-H. G. Robinson, Forest Hill v. Remington, Sept. 13.- T. Sankey, Oxford County School v. Chinnor , June 14.-Dible , East Somerset v. Newbury, April 14.-J. Buchanan . Carlisle v. Dennistown (Glasgow ), July 19. -Superintendent Tomlinson, Bedfordshire Police , v. Northamptonshire Police , J u n e3 0. F i v eW i c k e t sw i t hF i v eBalls. W. E. Bryan, MonktonCombeCollege v. Bristol GrammarSchool . F o u rW i c k e t sw i t hS u c c e s s i v eB a l l s. W. Scoles , Camden v. Colebrooke , July 5 (all clean bowled).-J. Goodall , Goole Townv. York, June 28.-A. Blackman, Brighton Teachers v. Hurst, Sept, 15.-H. Chisholm , Inval v. Haslemere , August 13.-W.Edwards, Granville v. Croydon , August 9.-W. E. Watson , Linden v. Cliftonville , Sept. 13.-E. H. Edwards, Single v. Married (Forest Hill), September20.-C. W . Mills, Seven- oaks Vine v. Old Haileyburians , May17.-F. G. Allen , Old Charlton v. Lennox, July 19.-W. H. Smith, H.M.S. Crocodile v. H.M.S Malabar , July 10.- Watson, Linden v. Cliftonville , September 13. S e v e nW i c k e t sw i t h SuccessiveBalls. Bone, S.R.A. v. a Troop 12th Royal Lancers , at Bangalore , April 25. T w e n t y-six R u n sin a n Over. In a scratch match of the Seaton Club in one over (six balls ) bowled by R. S. Stokes , R. F. Finch scored 26 runs : a two, a four, and five fours ; the first two balls of the over were no balls , so that the over produced 28 balls . M- F e a t sw i t ht h eB a l l. ForWellington v. Wesleyan College , Taunton, on June 28, C. E. Winter took 15 wickets (14 bowled).-For St. George's School (Brampton) v. Saffron Walden, Rev. H. R. Wixbowled 6 overs and took 9 successive wickets in first innings for 36 runs.-For Farrington v. Stepney Institute , R. H. N e w m a n bowled 54 balls for 6 wickets and no runs .-On April 14 for East Croydor v. Sutton, Star took 6 wickets for no runs. - On April 14 W. Shephard for Alexandrav. W a d d o ntook 7 wickets in first innings and 9 in second.- Н . Northcote for St. George's Battersea v. St. Paul's Institute on April 26 at Claphara C o m m o n, took 5 wickets in 1 over . On May3 for St. Andrew's Church Choir at Nottingham, S. E. Scotton took 6 wickets of St. Mary's Rangers for no runs . For Stayley v. Flowery Field (Hyde), R. Woodhousetook 6 wickets in 7 balls . For WimbledonSchool v. Old Haileyburians , R. P. Schneider took 14 wickets for 16 runs . For Northbrook ". St. Bartholomew's Hospital on M a y17, H. Smith clean bowled 6 wickets for no runs . For St. Mary's v. Pearl Assurance on May24, C. Beemanclean bowled 7 wickets for 2 runs .-For Mr. Hobbs' X I. v. Surrey C. and G., on June 3, Gormantook 18 wickets in the