John and James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1882

158 b ow l in g a v e r a g e s . II1T18. Ford, A. F. J........................ 10 Spencer, R. ................... 12 Steel, A. G................................16 Stndd, C. T. ........................ 16 Studd, J. E. K........................... 4 Wilson, C. P................. n1 O v e rs . M a id en s . R u n g . W k ts . 161 60 238 13 158 68 263 16 582.1 226 799 43 447.2 200 581 31 16 3 46 2 133 58 215 11 fs . 22.2 16.7 t o 18.23 23 19.6 Wo are indebted to the Editor of tho Cambridge University Almanac for the follow* table of tho 0 BATTING AVERAGES OF THE UNIVERSITY CLUB IN 1831. M a tch e s . In n s . R un s . aD In n s , a M a t ch . n o t out. Aver . 2 4 23 12 23 1 v*t 9.1 • 3 5 82 37 43 0 16.2 . 2 3 70 65 65 1 35 . 5 8 227 102 102 1 32.3 . 5 8 69 29 29 2 11.3 . 2 3 20 13 13 0 6.2 . 3 5 2 1 1 3 1 . 1 1 4 4 4 0 4 . 8 13 159 42 42 0 12 3 . 1 2 15 9 15 0 7.1 . 1 1 11 21 11 0 11 . 1 2 10 9 10 0 5 . 3 5 56 28 28 0 1U . 2 3 62 30 49 1 31 . 2 2 24 14 14 0 12 . 1 2 9 5 9 2 9 1 2 6 6 6 0 3 . 6 10 132 33 38 0 13.2 . 8 13 135 57 58 0 10.5 . 9 15 313 71 72 1 22.5 . 9 15 567 113 132 2 43.8 . 9 14 568 106 128 1 43.9 . 9 17 384 154 154 1 24 . 4 8 102 29 43 1 14.4 . 4 7 56 24 28 2 11.1 Benbow, H. C„ Trinity . . Bligh, Hon. I. F., Trinity Exham, P. G., St. John’ s Ford, A. F. J., King’ s . . Gaddum, F. D., St. John’s Henery, P. J., Trinity . , Hone, N., Trinity Hall . . Lacey, F. E., Caius . # Lancashire, 0. P., Jesus Lees, J., Jesus . . . . Lucas, F. M., Trinity . . Luxton, C. H., St. Peter’ s Maynard, E. A., Trinity Miller, R., Jesus . • . . Napier, J. R., Trinity . . Poland, F. W., Trinity . . Ramsay, R. C., Trinity Hall Rowe, F. C. C., Trinity . . Spencer, R., St. John’ s . . Steel, A. G., Trinit 3 THall Studd, C. T., Trinity . , Studd, G. B., Trinity . . Studd, J. E. K., Trinity Whitfeld, H., Trinity , # Wilson, C. P., Trinity , . CAIUS COLLEGE. Pres, and Capt., F. E. L acey j Sec., W. A. E velyn ; Treas., E. J. G ross . Members, 112. Subs., 21s. Ground, 4 acres. Distance from station, 1£ miles. Colours, blue, yellow, and black. Matches, 15—won 7, lost 2, drawn 6. F. E. L acey (capt.) (74.6) batted, if possible, better than last year, making no less than 3 centuries in 8 innings; took a good many wickets, but the ground was too hard to suit his bowling; captained his team as well as his predecessor. G. F rancis (16.1), a powerful bat with good style; too careless to make long scores; fields well at times (captain for 1882). W. A. E velyn (21.4), a pretty cricketer, always good for runs; a reliable field. G. C. F itzgerald (21.2) has not improved this jrear; a steady but awkward bat; a neat field; played much better during the long vacation. J. L T emplar (11.3), good fast bowler, greatly improved since last year; plucky field! poor bat. C. B roughton (8.3), rather too steady as a bat. must learn to play with more power; good field ; bowls a little. E. H. T opham (6.1), a steady but stiff bat; fair field; excellent long-stop to fast bowling. R. C. D. D ill (9.2) promises to be a good left-hand bowler; indifferent bat. S. IS. S pricge (6.1) was played in the eleven for holding; has no other recommendation. C. J. G. S till (4.1), fair left-hand hat, possessing the usual faults of left-hand players; lacks dash in the field. L l . J on # B ateman (3(») made a lot of runs for us la3t term; has an original and awkward stj’le; not sharp'enough in the field. • CLARE COLLEGE. Pre8.,L. E wbank ; Sec. and Treas., H. J. F ord ; Capt., C. F. W eston . Members, 92. Subs., 21s. Ground, 6 acres. Distance from station, If miles. Colours, black and yellow, Matches, 10—won 2. E. W. B rook (11) bats in fair style, but laek»