James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1895

6 2 LILLYWHITE'SC R I C K E T E R S' A N N U A L. T h eresults of the sixty matchesplayedare as follows : - 1829 Oxford w o nby115 runs 1836 Oxford w o nby121 runs. 1838 Oxfordw o nby 98 runs 1866 Oxford wonby 13 runs 1867 Cambridge wonby five wickets 1868 Cambridgew o nby168 runs 1839 Cambridge wonin one innings by 1869 Cambridge wonby 58 runs 1 2 5runs 1840 Cambridge wonby 63 runs 1841 Cambridge wonby 8 runs 1842 Cambridge wonby 162 runs 1843 Cambridge wonby 54 runs 1845 Cambridge wonby six wickets 1846 Oxfordw o nby three wickets 1847 Cambridge won by 138 runs 1848 Oxford wonby 23 runs 1849 Cambridge wonby three wickets 1850 Oxfordw o nby127 runs 1851 Cambridgewonin oneinns.by 4rns . 1852 Oxfordw o nin oneinns. by77runs 1853 Oxford w o nin oneinns. by19 runs 1854 Oxfordw o nin oneinns. by8 runs 1855 Oxford w o nby three wickets 1856 Cambridgew o nby three wickets. 1857 Oxford w o nby 81 runs 1858 Oxfordw o ninone inns. by38runs 1859 Cambridgew o nby 28 runs 1860 Cambridgew o nby three wickets 1861 Cambridge wonby 133 runs 1862 Cambridgew o nby eight wickets 1863 Oxfordw o nb yeight wickets 1864 Oxfordw o nbyfour wickets 1865 Oxfordw o nby114 runs 1870 Cambridgew o nb y2 runs 1871 Oxford wonby eight wickets 1872 Cambridgew o nin one innings b y 166runs 1873 Oxfordw o nbythree wickets 1874 Oxfordw o ninoneinns. by92 runs 1875 Oxfordw o nby six runs 1876 Cambridge wonby nine wickets 1877 Oxfordw o nb yten wickets 1878 Cambridgew o nby238 runs 1879 Cambridgew o nby nine wickets 1880 Cambridgew o nby 115 runs 1881 Oxfordw o nby135 runs 1882 Cambridge wonby seven wickets 1883 Cambridge wonby seven wickets 1884 Oxfordw o nb yseven wickets 1885 Cambridge won by seven wickets 1886 Oxford w o nby123runs 1887 Oxfordw o nb yseven wickets 1888 D r a w nowingto rain 1889 Cambridge wonby inns . &105 rns . 1890 Cambridge wonby seven wickets 1891 Cambridge wonby two wickets 1892 Oxfordw o nby five wickets 1893 Cambridgew o nby 266 runs 1894 Oxford wonby eight wickets In 1827, 1844 , and 1888 the matches were not finished . Summary:--Cambridge , 30 ; Oxford, 27 ; drawn, 3. (7) G e n t l e m e nv. P l a y e r s. July9 and10. A matchnotable for a very remarkablebowling performance. Messrs. S. M . J. Woodsand F. S. Jackson were unchanged in either innings of the Players a performance only three times before recorded in this fixture . In losing the toss the Players had all the worst of the wicket, and against a total of 254 their chances of even saving the game were of the smallest . Mr. Jackson's all -round cricket was quite the best feature of the match. His twelve wickets , as will be seen, cost 77 runs. G E N T L E M E N . Mr. A. E. Stoddart (Middlesex ), st Storer , b Briggs ...... Mr. W. G. Grace (Gloucestershire ), c Storer , b Lockwood Mr. H. T. Hewett(Somersetshire ), c Ward, b Briggs Mr. F. S. Jackson (Yorkshire ), b Flowers Mr. G. J. Mordaunt, b Brockwell Mr. A. McLaren(Lancashire ), b Brockwell ... Mr. J. Douglas (Middlesex),b Flowers... Mr. H. W. Bainbridge (Warwickshire ), b Flowers Mr. J. R. Mason(Kent), lbw, b Briggs Mr. S. M. J. Woods(Somersetshire ), not out Mr.G. MacGregor(Middlesex), c Lockwood, b Briggs B10, lb 2 T o t a l. 2 1 2 6 1 2 6 3 2 8 2 1 2 0 7 2 7 5 1 2 2 5 4