James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annaul 1897

T H EUNIVERSITIESA N DP U B L I CS C H O O L SIN 1 8 9 6. 1 9 3 LORETTO ELEVEN IN 1896.-J. F. A. Swanston , captain (1893-4-5-6 ) : A steady and patient bat, with an excellent cut, but fortune has been against him. A fair , field and has made a very good captain. R. Ross (1895-6 ) : Worksvery hard in all departments of the game, and his fast bowling has beenmost effective . *G. R. Ritchie (1896 ) : Deserves to be ranked amongthe best deep fields we have had here, andhas more than once shown a wonderful power of keeping up his wicket . *A. C. Cunningham (1895-6 ) : Has batted well o nseveral occasions , and proved his value. A dashing field , though hardly safe . F. W. Henderson (1896 ) : Very smart behind the wickets , and has got over a tendency to let byes. Asteady bat, though hardly up to expectations . J. H. Orr (1894-5-6 ) : His slow bowling has been the chief cause of the success of the team, though often badly treated byhis field . At one time his batting wasthe best in the eleven . A good field . G. C. Glenny (1895-6 ) : Agenuinely good school cover -point , with a safe pair of hands. As a bat strong on the leg side, andhas played a lot of useful innings . J. A. Orr (1896 ) : Hardlyas goodas washoped, but with more experience ought to be a really good bat. Afair field . C. W. Wordsworth (1896) : Improved very muchall round in the courseof the term. A steady bowler; hard to score off . T h evalue of his innings against Fettes and Blair Lodgecan hardly be overrated . J. B. Kerr (1896): A powerful bat with fair defence . A most mischievous bowler on a fast wicket. A slow field . J. H. Gillespie (1896 ) : A safe field with a good return . Hisbatting at the end of aninnings has wontwo school matches. T H EF O L L O W I N GH A V EG O N EO R A R EG O I N GB E F O R EN E X TS E A S O NT O O X F O R DO RC A M B R I D G E , F R O MT H EP U B L I CS C H O O L S . Oxford. G. H. Rowe(Winchester) . J. T. Weatherby (Winchester ). E. C. Lee (Winchester). R. L. G. Irving (Winchester). F. H. Latham(Winchester). C. S. Awdry (Winchester ). F. H. BatemanChampain (Cheltenham ). C. Martin(Sherborne). H.W.DeRougemont (Sherborne ). L. B. Fyffe (Clifton ). E. W .Grubb (Wellington). G.B. T. Metcalfe (Wellington). H. R. Holland (Wellington). C. D. G. Lyon (Wellington) . E.Barlow(Rossall ). A.H.Goodall (Lancing). C. B. G. Collier (Lancing), J. G. Dennistone (Lancing ). F. J. Portman(Radley). E.A. T. Bayly (Radley). R. L. Evans (Shrewsbury ). R. E. Foster (Malvern). T. W. Mappin(Malvern). C. T. Allen (Eton). H. R. Parkes (Uppingham). J. Chapman(Uppingham). J. C. M. Canning (Uppingham). Hon. F. R. Henley (Harrow) Cambridge. A. C. Temperley(Sherborne) W .N. Pilkington (Clifton ). A.M. Simpson (Clifton ). F. D. Nicholson (Clifton ). A. W. White (Wellington). J. F. Carter (Haileybury ). W .M. Gordon(Rossall ). G. D. Hignett (Rossall ) H.F. Severn (Rossall ). R. E. Hall (Lancing). O. W. Wright (Malvern). T. L. Taylor (Uppingham). K. E. M. Barker (Uppingham). A. N. Lee (Uppingham). R. F. Vibart (Harrow). H.M. Blair (Harrow).