James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1884

DULWICH COLLEGE v. FELSTEAD SCHOOL, 1st Inns. 2nd Inns July 14, Dulwicli College 253 __ Felstead. Felstead School 11 —„ Drawn. Felstead had lost 4 wickets. Mr. M. P. Bowden, one of the most successful Public School batsme of the year, played a splendid innings of 142 for Dulwich. Mr. p. p p Knott (34) and Mr. A. Christmas (30) also batted well. But for want of time the Felstead boys would doubtless have suffered a crushing defeat TONBRIDGE SCHOOL v. LANCING COLLEGE. 1st Inns. 2ndInns. June 29, Tonbridge School 37 72 Tonbridge. Lancing College 72 75 Lancing College won on the first innings by 35 runs. Tonbridge had lost 3 wickets in the second innings. * LANCING COLLEGE v. HURST COLLEGE. i > » ♦ * • let Inns. 2ndInns. Total. July 25, Lancing College 179 — 179 Hurst. Hurst College 67 22 89 Lancing won on the first innings by 112 runs. Hurst had lost 3 wickets in the second innings. The Lancing boys started badly, losing 6 wickets for 61. The remaining batsmen, however, played up remarkably well. Mr. A. Hammond scored 33, Mr. H. Hammond 24, Mr. H. B. Kane and Mr. W. H. B. Wix each 22. Only two members of the Hurst team reached double figures, the others offering a very poor resistance to the bowling of Messrs. Hardy, Stock, and Brown. The two double figure scorerswere Mr. It. Robinson 30 (not out), and Mr. F. H. M. Kelson 12. Mr. Hardy took 5wickets for 34 runs, and Mr. Stock 3 for 21 runs. Total. 109 147 Total. 253 11 *