James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1884

’ KEBLB COLLEGE. Matches, 22—won 7, lost 6, drawn 9. B atting A verages . • 1 1 0 * * Inns. Times not out. Runs. Most in an Inns. Ayer. 32.2 27.5 2-1.2 21.1.3 19.8 18.4 18.1? 132 E. B. Raikes ..........................................................' • * • . . . 17 6. 351 74 C. P. Wilson ........................................................................................................ . . . 6 * 0 167 92 D. J. M e d le y .................... • • • ... 6 0 . 146 93 P. Malden ....................................................................................................... » « « . . . 15 1 319 117 T. P. Hampson .......................................................... * ♦ i . . . 18 0 350 89 F. J. C. Mackenzie .......................................................... * « • . . . 20 0 364 55 A. B, Turner . . . » • t . . . ,20 , 0 337 48 J. P. Maud . . . . . . ’ • t • . . . 4 0 54 28 M. Dewing .................................................................................................. .... ♦ 4 * . . . 20 2 210 56* 13.6 E. W. Stokoe.................... .... 7 0 82 31 116 H. J. Glennie................... # • * m ••• 5 * Notout. 0 % * 33 18 9 6.3 1 *•' ' J. * MAGDALEN COLLEGE. * Sec., H. L. W hitfeld , Hamsey House, Lewes, Sussex; Treas., H. S teward ; Capt g M\ ryon W ilson . Members, the whole College. Ground, 120 yards by 80 yards. Sub- ’ 25s. Colours, narrow black and white striped coat with gilt buttons.' Matches, I f - won 6, lost 4, drawn 7. G. M aryo n W ilson (9.6), very unlucky bat, but always successful in scoring when needed; good smart field and catch; eminently succes^fV as a captain. F. J. B arney , average plate winner with fine record of 40.2; very free punishing bat; a consistently large scorer; splendid field and useful head bowler" H. L. W hitfeld (20.4), a good and pretty bat, safe for runs; a fine field, and very successful bowler. J. A. B roughton (19.5), a hard-hitting bat, often scoring largely; very fast, but rather erratic, bowler; fair field. H. S teward (17.2) played only five innings; generally made runs. F. S. W orpley (15.4), strong bat, but fell off rather towards end of season, scored heavily in the earlier matches; can also bowl. W. P. S tudholme (12), fair bat, played well at times ; good field. R. B. S tewart (11.2), a very steady bat, and good slow bowler. L. W. K lng -H arman (10.8), an uncertain hat, hard hitter; good, safe field; can also keep wicket. H. P. H ansell (7.12), a fair, hot nervous bat, playing very straight with tremendous reach; indifferent field. F. K. H odgkinson (4.2), not to be depended on for runs, but-has some good strokes on the off side; sharp wicket-keeper. • MERTON COLLEGE. Sec., W. H iggins ; Capt., F. W. T erry . Members. 60. & Matches. 22—won 12, tost 4, drawn 6. * B atting A verages . % Times Inns. not out. Runs. Ayer. F. W. Terry ..................................... ...........24 2 460 20.9 W. Higgins ..................................... ... 23 2 312 14.8 L. M. Haslope..................................... • ... 4 2 53 26.5 C. G. Wade ..................................... ........... 7 0 132 18.8 M. H. Paine ..................................... ...........22 1 566 26.9 B. N a p ie r ..................................... ...........19 0 243 12.7 H. G. Mirehouse ............................ ... ... 18 0 166 9.2 J. T. Harries..................................... ...........15 2 36 2.7 £. F. Cartwright ... 1 ................... ;..........19 2 214 12.5 W. A. Locker..................................... ... ... 19 3 199 12.5 L. C. Wilkinson ............................ ...........12 2 52 6.2 QUEEN’S COLLEGE. Sec., F. P. L emarchand ; 13—won 8, lost 2, drawn 3. Trea •y S. W. S. C arey ; Capfc., W. D. H amilton .