James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1884

229 CHATHAM HOUSE WANDERERS. B atting A verages . Times Most in Inns. not out. Runs. an Inns. Aver. Clemenco ............ ••• ... 12 2 498 183 49.3 j i . Holt lf♦ ••• ... 13 2 359 102 * 32.7 r #g. Jones ........... . ••• • t • ... 7 0 2 0 112 32.6 j #Aste ••• ••• ••• ••• 1 ... 8 2 190 88 * 31.4 Robson ••• • ••• • •• t •• ... 5 0 141 97 28.1 Cheesman ••• ••• •1 • ••♦ ... 11 1 220 60 22 W. M. Anderson ••• ••• ... 5 2 69 22 19.2 jj . p, C. Cecil ... ... •1 • ••• ... 6 0 114 31 19 j. W. Clemence............ ••• ••• ... 12 0 139 47 11.7 C. J. Sharp ............ ••• ift f ... 6 1 52 15 10.2 H. Gillow ... ... ••• l«f ... 8 0 80 22 10 * Not out. B owling A verages . Runs<Mi Overs. Maidens. Runs. Wickets. per Wkt. A. Whitehead ............ ••• •*• ... 17 9 24 7 3.3 R. S. Jones ............ • t • ••# ... 25 4 63 7 9 A. Holt ... ... ... ••• ••# ... 106 29 167 18 9.5 J. W. C'emence............ ••• ... 133 31) 255 22 11.13 S. Cheesman ............ •• t ••• ... 63 23 95 7 15.5 J. Avte ... ... ... ••• «# • ... 94 23 206 9 22.8 A. Holt bowled 5 wides ; J. W. Cleinence 2 w ides; and S. Cheesman 5 wides and 1 no ball. CLAP HAM.—Pres., F. E. Colman, Esq.; Sec., Sydney II. Smith, 32, Larkhall Rise, Clapham, S.W ; Treas., J. C. Bnmsted, E sq .; Capt.,* R. W. Smith. Members about cO. Subs., 21s., and entrance fee, 10s. 6d. Colours, chocolate and light blue. Distance from Wandsworth Common Station, L. B. & S. C. R., 5minutes. Matches 29—won 10, lost 14, drawn 5. B atting A verages : —S. Colman, 21.5; G. S. Page, 15.2; H. A. Smith, 14.14; B. Burton, 13.19; E. B. Hadley, 12.3; Helps, 10.14; W. Hadley, 10.7; S. H. Smith, 10.6; A. W . Winterbottom, 9.26; W. B. Smith, 7.4; R. W . Smith, 6.21; H. V. Bate, 3.4; A. H. Behrend, *.9. B owling A ver vges H. A. Smith, Jl.lt runs per wicket; Helps, 9.4; W. B. Smith, 6.3$; R. W. Smith, 9.2; H. V. Bate, 7.6; W. E. Terry, 12.5. CONSTITUTION H ILL , POOLE. DORSET .-Pres., Right. Hon. Lord Wimborno; See. and C&pt., F. Adams, Boys’ School, Kinson Heath, Poole, Dorset; Treas., Rev. A. Krauss. Members, 20. Grouud, 6 acres. Subs., 4s. Colour, dark blue. Distance from Parkstoue Station, 1 mile. Matches, 25—won 18, lost 7. F. Adams (14.3) has hatted consistently well during the season, and has been very effective with his bowling (slow round, with break both ways). P. Coatf-s (8.1), very steady bat; hitring well on the leg side. G. Legg (6.7), on his day destructive fast bowler, but does n< t bowl as straight as he might. S. Preston (4) has not practised this year, and his hatting has suffered in consequence. A. Frond (4), good fielu, and will make a good hat. J. Orchard (3.6) bowls underhand, and hits very hard. J. Perry (2.7), steady defensive bat; very slow field. W. Tarrafield (2.7), poor bat, but first-rate long-stop. A. Newman (1.8), poor bat, and unreliable field. H. Fugler (1.5) will improve in battiog; a quick field and good catch. B owling A verages . F. Adams... U .Legg .. J*Orchard