James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1894

T H EUNIVERSITIESA N DPUBLICS C H O O L SIN 1893 1 5 5 Never did a s BRADFIELD ELEVEN IN 1893.-W. E. M. Tyndall (captain ) : himself justice as a bat until after the term ; a first rate field at point ; captain keen and energetic , but handicapped by being necessarily absent from several matches . F. T. Anderson : A hard hitting if somewhat ugly bat ; too anxious to score at once ; kept wicket at times brilliantly ; would have done even better but for bad wickets . G. D. Dahse : Avery keen , pains -taking player , useful as a change bowler ; his batting suffered perhaps most of any one fromthe badwicket ; worked hard in the field . A. Hinde: Agood slow to medium bowler, right hand, with acapital break from the off and change of pace ; sometimes however lost his head and his pitch ; hadthe best batting average , but though a careful player with a good eye, plays across the ball too much. R. C. Page: A batwith avery good style , spoilt by attitudes which he should try and get rid of ; might become first -class ; a very fair field as a rule . G. H. Hewetson : Very promising both as a bat and bowler ; handicapped last year by a strained side ; an uncertain field . H. F. Stopford : Avery young player , whoshapes well as a bat but disappointed his side , no doubt, owing to the bad wicket ; terribly stiff and slow inthe field , is however, safe at a deep field catch , but on the other hand cannot throw in from a distance . W. G. King-Peirce : Most disappointing as a bat, as he makes no use of his height and length of reach ; improved after the end of the term; a good out-field , with a safe pair of hands , W. O. Cautley : A very fair , fast-mediumbowler of his day ; a very unsafe , though at times a brilliant field ; has no idea of bating ; handicapped much by ill health . H. E. Haig : As a bowler , a useful change , fast mediam, with generally a fair length , but apt to lose heart ; very disappointing as a bat, as he made no use of his undoubtedly fine hitting powers ; a capital deep-field . C. H Parker : Watches the ball well, but has a very ugly style , should improve if he can learn to play from the shoulder ; very steady , consistent change bowler . B R I G H T O N C L L E G E . Captain for 1893. - A. H. Belcher . R e s u l t so fM a t c h e s . Matches Played, 14; Won, 4 ; Drawn, 1 ; Lost , 9 Club. O p n t s. W h e r eplayed. W h e nPlayed 1st 2nd 1st 2nd W o nb y sid 1 M Opponents. i n n. inn. i n n. i n n. MatchesW o n(4). M a s t e r s Brighton M a y13 Inniskilling Dragoons Brighton J u n e17 102 41 73 St. Bartholomew's Hosp'tl Brighton July8 1 5 8 6 1 Lancing College Brighton 1 3 9 3 " MatchesD r a w n(1). F . Mitchell'sX I... Brighton J u n e1 *8 4 5 $207 MatchesLost (9). 114 146 119 124 17 runs *63 29 runs; *2 w d 9 7r u n s 3 0 12663 runs Remarks. *8 w d; 1 4 w d Lost by BrightonClub.. M a y20 1 1 7 1 1 8 1 r u n S o u t hS a x o n s St. L e o n a r d s J u n e1 0 5 4*7 61217 163r *8 w d 1 7w d M.C.C.andGround St. L e o n a r d s 1 5 و و Tonbridge School St. L e o n a r d s و د OxfordAuthentics 2 0 2 4 2 13 4241 2 6 8 4231 inns. & 1 8 6runs inns. & 121runs DulwichCollege D u l w i c h July4 1 5 8 *221 4 5 6 3runs; *4 w d 2 6 8 123runs CrystalPalace D u l w i c h 6 " B l u eM a n t l e s D u l w i c h 1 8 7 2*216 191 112*142 165 119 runs; *3 w d و د 5 3r u n s; *8 w d O l dBrightonians Dulwich Jy. 31 Aug.1 109 108 93 *127 9 wkts.; *1 wd