John and James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1882

208 bowlers of the eleven ; hatted much better than in 1880. G Henrv (' m displayed unwearying defence; good long-stop. F. W. Harris t i f i \ f ^ ^ a n ) in, whe»» set fair change bowler, and excellent field. B. A. Brooke (MonaiK1^ Sc° £ stendy and useful bat; very straight bowler, often very successful . ^ ^ (U7, field R E. McLean (Dublin) (9), much improved as a bat, though still ?.a," 8t»lffi for a big hit; often brilliant, but uncertain in the field. J. E. kimrwr* i!^ 0 nraTlxiot', Oxford) (6,2) has good style and defence as a batsman; fields well when** and might with advantage have been tried oftener as a bowler. J P Pinr, n Practicp’ gannon and Dublin) (5.2), a free hitler and excellent field. gW0o(l (Dnr)’ SCOTLAND. ST. BENEDICT’S COLLEGE, FORT AUGUSTUS, N.B. - Pres., Rev. Jerorn, 1 Vaughan; Sec., Colin Mackenzie; Capt., Alfred Havers. Colours, chocolate • white. This club has only been established about two years, and has made remark I able pi ogress, but, owing to the small number of the clubs in the vicinity, ithas played but few matches this season, in all of which, however, it has carried off the I victory. A. Havers (15.2) would have made a better captain if less nervous; batein I very good style, and bowls well. F. B. Weld Blundell (23.1) baa only played inafew matches, and has shown better cricket than any other member of the club; avert powerful bat. A. Riley, a fair bat but poor field, has made some good scores; has 1 left. E. Howell, a good field, though rather slow; bats too carelessly, and wants I practice. C. C. Mackenzie (16), a hard left-handed hitter; has kept wicket in most I of the matches; a good catch. J. Macdonald bats too carelessly; a first-rate field | and splendid catch. B. Cox hits freely when set; a good fast round-handbowler, with | a pretty delivery. C. Smith, a steady bat; fields generally at point; rather slowin ( the field ; should practise more. J. Corballis is slow in fielding, but bats rather neatly. 0. Corballis neglects practice ; middling field ; wants practice. J. Reynolds (lS.3h one of the best bowlers in the team, fast overhand ; a steady bat, but wants practice; a capital field and catch. C. George, a very fair bat, but rather slow inthe field. INNINGS OF 100 RUNS AND UPWARDS PLAYED ABROAD DURING THE PAST YEAR. Name. Match. Score. Alexander, G...............Melbourne v. East Metbonrne.................... . . . . . . 128 Andrews, Corporal . . 1st Royal Scots v. Royal Artillery, Malta ...................137 Bailey, G. H...............Derwent v. Break o’ D a y ....................................................... *227 Bailey, G. H.............. Derwent v. Break o’ D a y ......................................................... 129 Bannerman, A. . . Australian Eleven v. Northern Twenty-two...................103 Bennett, F...................Derwent v. Break o’ D a y .................................................... *129 Bennett, F....................Derwent v. Break o’ D a y ............................... * # , . 182 Boyle, H. F...................Victoria v. South Australia ........................* ] * * . . 107 Butler, E. W.. . . . E. H. Butler’s Eleven v. Hobart Visitors ....................... 10* Campbell, Guy . . Calcutta v. Ballygunge .......................................................103 Campbell, Guy . . Calcutta v. 90th Regiment . . . . ........................... 117 Campbell, Guy . . Simla Wanderers v. Mr. Steven’s Eleven * , * , . 133 Campbell, Guy .. World v. Public Schools .......................................* . . . 108 Carrick, J. . • • •Ballygunge v. Calcutta ...................................* * *106 Coates, J....................... Sydney University v. Melbourne University . . , , . . 102 Cody, J. . . . # . . YarraBendv. East Melbourne . . .................................. *127 Dedman, J................... Brighton v. Melbourne ..................................* * * * # *148 Dunn, O. . . . . • •Fifteen of Poulett v. Corio...................................* * * # *112 Dunne, J. . . . . Melbourne v. Ballarat ................................* * * * 233 Dyer, H. . , . . . . Alma v. Manora...................................... ... f , * * * * 105