John and James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1882

201 16 Rev. G. K. D u p u i s ................................ George F r e em a n ............................. O. F. Mason ................................................ 12 II. B. Bates ................................................2* J. Clayton ............................................ J. Pallister ............................................ J. Richardson................................................ 1* T. Barker .................................... E. Nutley .................................... T. Carver . * . . . • . • . . J. Bell ............................................ D. Bookless ................................................. _ 5 Times Innings. . . . 9 B aiting A verages . not out 4 3 1 1 Runs. 162 379 129 23 1 Host in aa Inns. 25 71* 61 66 C. F. Mason ................. ... . . . George Freeman , . . . . . • E. N u t le y .............................................. 65 J. Clayton..............................................235 D. Bookless .................................. Rov. G. R. D u p u i s .......................... . . 20 2 170 26* . . 19 0 168 32 . . 4 0 117 45 . . 17 1 137 23 . . 15 1 99 18 . . 17 2 105 39 . . 8 0 38 12 . . 5 1 16 13 * N o t out. fling A verages . Overs. Maidens. Runs. Wickets. . 34 7 78 11 334 136 463 63 , 19 134 18 235 62 626 61 113 45 201 15 120 12 304 16 Avty. 32.2* 29.2 U H.1 1 9.3 tns s 8.9 M 7 4.6 4 Runs per Wlct. 7.1 7.22 7.8 10.16 13.6 19 SOUTH HAMPSHIRE.—Sec., G. H. Snowden, Royal Portsmouth Hospital, Ports, mouth; Treas., Capt. T. R. Clarkson. Members, 76. Subs., £ l Is. Ground, about 6 acres. Distance from Cosham Station, & mile. Colours, red, white, and blue. Matches, 20 —won 10 , lost 8 , drawn 2 . B atting A verages . Times Most in Inns. not out. Runs. an Inns. Aver. Rev. F. J. Ashmell . . ............................. 3 0 S 4 2.2 C. G. Barton . . . . ............................. 6 0 62 37 12.2 H. Bedford . . . , . . ..................................8 1 119 67 17 L. Bonham Carter . . ............................. 4 0 94 42 23.2 Capt. Clarkson . . . . ............................. 24 7 99 19* 5.14 E. H. Crofton . , . . ............................. 12 1 255 52* 23.2 Rev. E. T. Daubeny . . ............................. 6 I 70 42* 14 Major Gordon , , # . ............................. 10 2 65 16 8.1 E. Gyll .................... .............................13 0 85 25 6.7 E. Hall ..................... 0 88 35 11 Capt. Hammett, R.N. • • #» • • t t 0 19 8 4.3 Major Hamond, R.A. .............................3 0 82 61 27 J. W. Hicks, R A. . . 2 45 2 i* 22.1 G. H. K a y .................... .............................3 0 47 35 152 Capt. Kennedy , . . . .............................3 1 26 22 * 13 Capt. Lipscomb . . .............................17 0 166 42* 9.13 H. Love ..................... 2 34 11 4 b A. J. H. Luard . , . . 2 236 55* 47.1 C. W. Sherrard, R.E. • • • • •• * t ^ I 255 79 28.3 G. H. Snowden. . . . . i 83 27 8 Maior Tavler . . . . i 133 23 10 3 A 0. Tessier . . . . i 24 6 2.4 H. G. Willmer . . . . ............................. 2 0 33 33 19 TOTTENHAM.—Pres , J. W. Robins, Esq.; Sec. and Treas., J. H. Brinjes, 24, ^*1i* 1) . . ^A K A ft ( ^ T AIf a I i / I Tl K 1. A ^ Pi — A1 PI A««« / I x ujljl l'sjyi ire j . w, xwuum -Ci 8 q#• o u a j* n* U ^ Bedford Road, Tottenham; Capt., 0. Lovebond. Members, 85. Subs., 21s. Ground, about 7 acres. Distance from West Green Station, G.E.R., two minutes’ walk. Colour, dark blue. Matches, 32—won 9, lost 13, drawn 10. F. Bratt (11), good all­ round man; steady bat, splendid field, and dangerous left-hand bowler. H. Burton ( 6 1 , a good cricketer; has not played much this year through illness. Colin Campbell (16), a steady and painstaking bat; good field. E. Crafts ( 6 ), left-hand bat, with good defence; fair change bowler. W. Cranmer ( 6 ), useful player; will improve with .