James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1886

T H EU N I V E R S I T I E SA N DP U B L I CS C H O O L SIN 1 8 8 5. 1 5 5 changebowler, in pace mediumto fast . Alfred S. Caldwell : Bats with lots of pluck and energy , and a pretty sure scorer with far-pitched bowling , but is too impatient , andhas too few strokes , and is very weak in his back play ; a good field andsmart wicket-keeper ; would be a good fast bowler , if the well-pitched balls occurred more frequently . Piercy H. Morrison : A good and vigorous bat ; avery hard and straight hitter , with plenty of confidence , his chief fault being toplayforward at too short a ball ; not a good judge of a run ; a strong , good field ; fast bowler, butas a rule m u c htoo short-pitched. AlexanderM .Paterson : Promised to be a very good bat, but fell off unaccountably at end of season ; very painstaking , but not too patient ; not good at slow bowling ; fields well at point, covering muchground ; safe catch . Harold Paton : A good and at times successful bat, scoring quickly when once set ; has several poor strokes , how- ever, especially the tendency to swing round to leg in playing at a straight ball ; remarkably quick in the field , very sure and covering a lot of ground ; bowls lobs , sometimes with success . Maxwell Rose : Has been of great use for his bowling ; which is the best in the team, mediumpaced and fast off the ground ; withexperience should be very successful ; ought to try more for catches on the off side, and less for the stumps ; a poor field , very slow of starting ; improving as a bat, but must get over his stiff style before he can hope to be at all good. John J. Smeaton: A most useful all-round m a n; bowls well, somewhatover mediumin pace ; a fairly good field , and a rapidly improving bat , with plenty of pluck and life when in ; his batting would have been better if he had cured. himself of hanging his bat in back play. Patrick E. Smith : Has been a fairly successful bowler in the few matches he has played , bowling a pace which is apt to tempt batsmen to make mistakes ; a poor bat, having little defence and too great a tendency to hit ; slow and not very certain in the field . Frank Woodhead: A good solid bat, with a strong defence and great hitting power; promises to be really goodnextseason ; a fair field , butrather slow; bowlsfast. roundhand occasionally , but with no commandof pitch . T H EF O L L O W I N G A R EN O W, O RW I L LB E B E F O R EN E X TS U M M E R , I N R E S I D E N C E A TT H EU N I V E R S I T I E S : Cambridge. E. M. Butler (Harrow) G. R. S. O. Grant (Fettes ) O x f o r d. A. K. Watson(Harrow) G .B .Bovill E. J. Bidwell (Bradfield ) M . M . D u n c a n H .N .P a i n e H. E. D. Hammond(Lancing ) F. J. L. Ogilvy و د د و R. W. Sale (Repton ) T .W .G r e e n A . M .Daniel و و A. S. Webb(Repton) L. O. Meyrick (Marlborough ) F. Meyrick- Jones C. E. Ashfieldto " H. F. Hayhurst G .A . Miller و د و د و د و د G. Fowler (Clifton ) O. V. Bosanquet (Clifton ) F. A. Hardy E.G.M a y o H. W. Forster (Eton) H . Philipson E. G.Bromley-Martin (Eton) C. H. Nicholls (Winchester) M .A . Teale J. S. Watney " و و L. R. Paterson (Loretto ) . A .P e a r s o n W. Rashleigh (Tonbridge ) C. Wreford-Brown(Charterhouse ) H .J. E. Burrell Prince Christian Victor (Wellington ) E. H. F. Bradby (Rugby) A. C. Lascelles (Uppingham) B. L. Lee-Smith (Rossall ) G.H . Knight C. H. Bond (Brighton ) H. B. Wright (Cheltenham) L. Martineau (Uppingham) H .P . Jillard G. F. Gerds (Clifton ) F. Thomas(Eton) T. H. Barnand(Eton) A. L. Watson(Winchester) C. H. EvanThomas(Charterhouse )