James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1884

118 RESULTSOFPASTUNIVERSITYMATCHES.— C o n t in u e d . 1859. Cambridgewonby2Sruns. 1860. Cambridgewonby3wickets. 1861. Cambridge won by 133 Tune. 1862. Cambridgewonby 8 wickets. 1863. Oxfordwonby 8 wickets. 1$64. Oxfordwonby4wickets. 1866. Oxfordwonby114runs. 1866. Oxfordwonby13runs. 1867. Cambridgewonby 6 wickets. 1668. Cambridgewonby168runs. 1889. Cambridgewonby 68 runs. 1870. Cambridge won by2 runs. 1871. Oxfordwonby 8 wickets. 1872. 1673. 1874. 1876. 1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1381. 18S2. 1883. 166runs. an(l Oxfordwonby3wickets. Oxfordwoninono inningsandft? runs. 4 Oxfordwonby 6 runs. Cambridgewonby9wickets. Oxfordwonby10wickets. Cambridgewonby238runs. Cambridgewonby9wickets. Cambridgewonby116runs. Oxfordwonby136runs. Cambridgewonby7wickets. Cambridgewonby7wickets. Theresultsof theothermatchesplayedwereasfollowsr—1827. Unfinished, owing towet. Oxford, 268, Cambridge, 92. 1544. Unfinished, owingtowet. Oxford, 9Gand 67(with 6 wicketstofall); Cambridge, first innings, 69. From this table it will he seen that Cambridge has won 25 and Oxford 22 matches. • • . J -H l OTHER GREAT MATCHES. 1st Inns. 2 ndInns. Total. June 18, England 242 141 383 Bradford. Yorkshire and Notts 235 130 3 85 Yorkshire and Notts won by 0 wickets. Mr. E. M. Grace got up the England eleven, which, though far from representative, was a fairly good one. The combined Counties’ eleven included nine Yorkshiremen, and it might more properly have been called Yorkshire, with Shrewsbury and Gunn. The match attracted large crowds on the first two days, and produced good some cricket. For the winners, Shrewsbury scored 28 and a brilliant 57 (not out), Ulyett a lucky 53 and 17, Grimsbaw 27 and 13 (not out), Peate 31, and Lockwood 22 and 19. For England, Mr. E. M. Grace made 64 and 41, Mr. W , W. Pullen 32 and 23, Crossland 23 and 13, Pilling 18 and 18, Parnham 27 and 8, and Robinson 35 and 0. * • 1stInns. 2ndInns. Total. July 5, Mr. W . G. Grace’s Eleven 2GG 167 433 Sheffield Park. Lord Sheffield’s Eleven 231 204 435 Lord Sheffield’s Eleven won by 6 wickets. A match arranged by Lord Sheffield, and played in his private park. Two fairly strong elevens had been got together, and, as may be judged from the large number of runs scored, the wicket was in splendid con­ dition. There was some exceedingly good batting on both sides. For the winning team, Shrewsbury made 67and 29, Alfred Shaw 17 and 73, Barnes 21 and 29 (not out), George Hearne 26 and 23, and Flowers 18 and 14 (not outwhi l e for the visiting eleven, Mr. \V. G. Grace scored 81 and 51, Mr. Gilbert 73 and 0, and Mills 7 and 62. In the second innings of Mr. Grace’s Eleven, Shaw took Gwickets for 45 runs. 1 st Inns. 2ndInns. Total. Aug. 13, Lancashire and Yorkshire 79 126 205 *Derby. England 224 _ 224 England won by an innings and 19 runs. •' -