James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1890

1 6 4 LILLYWHITE'SCRICKETERS' A N N U A L. B R I G H T O N . 3 R. Young, not out N. C. Cooper(Capt.), b C. M. Wells W .H. Picton, not out 4 4 L. H.G a y, c andb Douglas 4 6 F. Noakes, b Edwards 8 E x t r a s Total. 5 2 4 .180 E W. Lutton , c Browne, b C. M. Wells .. 0 A. D. Heward, A. J. Meissner , H. H. Jupp, H. C. Horland, and G. M. Robinson did n o tb a t. BrightonCollege v. TonbridgeSchool. Brighton , July 3. Brighton wonon first innings by 33 runs . B R I G H T O N . N. C. Cooper , c Marshall , b Luckham 7 5 A. J. Meissner,b Marshall. 2 F. Noakes , c Kennington, b Marshall 3 Н. Н. Jupp, e O'Grady, b L u c k h a m.. 7 L. H.G a y, b Marshall 1 1 F. E. Parsons , c O'Grady, b Marshall .... 1 W .H. Picton, runout 1 3 H .C. Holland, not out... 1 7 R. Y o u n g, c andb Kennington. 3 E x t r a s 1 0 A.G. Cavendish, b Luckham 0 A. D. Heward, e Marshall , b Lovegrove .. 18 Total. . 1 6 0 T O N B R I D G E . C. C. Hatt, st Gay, b Jupp 4 E. H. Luckham, c Jupp, b Cooper H .Lovegrove, b Jupp 1 G. T. Watson, b Cooper E .E.Bryant, b Cooper 4 S. deC. O'Grady, notout. R.H. S. Baiss, c Young, b Holland.. 3 1 J. M. Marshall , b Cooper . 4 4 2 6 M. O'C. Tandy, e Cooper, b Jupp.... C. E. Timins , c Meissner , b Jupp .. S. Kennington, c Noakes, b Cooper...... 0 127 Inthe second innings C. Hatt scored e Noakes , b Cooper, 27 ; H. Lovegrove ,bMeissner , 15; E.Bryant (not out), 9; M. Tandy(not out), 12 ; extras , 7.-Total , 70. E x t r a s 9 1 0 0 7 7 Total. M I N O RS C H O O L S . DerbySchool. Captain , Raymond O. Jourdain ; Hon. Sec ., G. A. R. Groves .-R. O. Jourdain (8.6): Amost energetic captain ,working hard for the success of his team; hardly as successful with the bat as wasexpected , but at times a most dangerous bowler . E. E. Dorling (5.1): Whenonce set, a most careful and reliable bat, but should punish loose balls more; a moderate change bowler ; should work harder in the field . L. J. Fuller (6) : On his daya mostdangerous though unscientific hitter ; a safe field at cover -point , but usually kept wicket . W. A. Weston (7.5): Was unable to play but seldom ; a free -hitting bat; a useful change bowler ,and a safe field . J. Horsley (4.5 ) : A most successful bowler , medium paced , but at times sendingd o w nafast ball; wasquite unsuccessful as a bat, butworkedhard inthefield . S. R. Osborne (3.1 ) : A thorough " Stonewaller ," and deserving of afar better average ; at times defied all bowlingfor a longtime, andwassevere o nall loose balls ; a mostconscientious field . C. Biddle (5.8) : Unfortunately his services were not always available ; a very good medium bowler, with a puzzling action ; a useful though fluky bat , and a sound field . H. W. Tories (3.2): A fair bat, but wanting in freedom ; is slow in the field . G. W. Oldham(4.1 ) : At times kept wicket well , and was a good field anywhere ; a fair bat. F. M. Gilbert (3.7 ) : Did not nearly come up to expectations ; was a disappointing bat , and as a bowler was not much