John and James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1882

106 i RESULTS OF PAST UNIVERSITY MATCHES. 1929. Oxford won by 115 run8, 183G. Oxford won by 121 runs. 1835. Oxford won by 98 runs. 1839. Cambridge won in one innings and 125 runs. 1810. Cambridge won by 63 runs. 1841. Cambridge won by 8 runs. 1842. Cambridge won by 162 rune. 1843. Cambridge won by 64 runs. 1845. Cambridge won by 6 wickets. 1846. Oxford won by 3 wickets. 1847. Cambridge won by 138 runs. 1848. Oxford won by 23 runs. 1849. Cambridge won by 3 wickets. 1850. Oxford won by 127 runs. 1851. Cambridge won in one innings and 4 run8. 1862. Oxford won in one innings and 77 runs. 1953. Oxford won in one innings and 19 runs. 1854. Oxford won in one innings and 8 runs. 1855. Oxford won by 3 wickets. 1856. Cambridge won by 3 wickets. 1857. Oxford won by 81 runs. 1858. Oxford won in one inningsand38r, 1859. Cambridge won by 28 runs, 1860. Cambridge won by 3 wickets, 1861. Cambridge won by 133 runs. * 1862. Cambridge won by 8 wickets. 1863. Oxford won by 8 wickets. 1864. Oxford won by 4 wickets. 1865. Oxford won by 114 runs. 1866. Oxford won by 13 runs. 1867. Cambridge won by 5 wickets. 1868. Cambridge won by 168 runs. 1869. Cambridge won by 68 runs. 1870. Cambridge won by 2 runs. 1871. Oxford won by 8 wickets. 1872. Cambridge won by an innings 166 runs. ‘ 1873. Oxford won by 3 wickets. 1874. Oxford won in one innings and 9) runs. 1875. Oxford won by 6 runs. ^ 1876. Cambridge won by 9 wickets. 1877. Oxford won by 10 wickets. 1878. Cambridge won by 238 runs. 1879. Cambridge won by 9 wickets. 1880. Cambridge won by 116 runs. 1881/Oxford won by 135 runs. The resold of the other matches played were as f o l l o w s 1827. Unfinished, owing to wet. Oxford, first innings 258, Cambridge 92. 1844. Unfinished, owing to wet Oxford 96 and 67 (with six wickets to fall)—total 153; Cambridge, first innings, 69. From this table it will be seen that Cambridge lias won 23, and Oxfor.l 22 matches. • OTHER GREAT MATCHES. 1st Inns. 2nd Inns. Total. June 6 , Over Thirty 146 135 281 Lord’s. Under Thirty 96 106 202 Over Thirty won by 79 runs. T he A nnual W hit -M onday M atch was devoted to the benefit of Frank Farrands, an old and trusted servant of the Marylebone Club' Unfortunately the game was almost entirely spoilt by rain, and at no time was the wicket in anything like good condition. On the first day, however, over 8,000 persons visited the ground. There was nothing remarkable iu the play. Mr. Hornby bit hard, but with great luck, for 43, in the second innings of “ Over Thirty.’’ For “ Under Thirty,” Midwinter and Mr. A W . Ridley played good cricket for 37 and 32 respectively. Mr. W. 0. Grace made 29 and 28, but did not play in his best form. . 1st Inns. 2nd Inns. Total. July 18, Shaw’s Eleven 117 121 238 Bradford. Emmett’s Eleven 164 75 23i) Emmett’s Eleven won by 7 wickets. The arrangement of this match was one of the causes of the unfortunate