James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1884

231 B owling A verages . R. A. Lunnon H. R. Hewett Paine *•• ... A. 0. Faulkner R. H. Lunnon ••# « <t >« ••• •*« • • « « • • • • • • ••• ••• ••• • • • t « a 9 « • • • • ••• ••• ••• ••• Overs. 109.2 63.2 ... 364.4 109.1 68.1 ••• M l • % « M l Maidens 40 22 140 34 22 Runs. 130 83 541 164 121 ■Wickets. 33 13 78 19 12 Rung per Wkt. 3.22 6.6 6.76 8.12 10.1 G U Y ’ S HOSPITAL.—Pres., T. Bryant, Esq., F.R.C.S.; Sec., W . J. LeejTreas., ty Fowler; Capt., W. S. Brown. Members, 60. Subs., 5s. Colours, orange and blue. Matches, 16—won 12, lost 3, drawn 1. R. Thompson (26.3), the bat of the eleven scored well through the season, but was unfortunate in the cup ties; Sife catch and useful field anywhere. S. Ed warns (15.5), steady bat, but too anxious to score ; very active in the "field. S. Wacher (14.9), hard hitter; smart field, returning the ball sharply and well ; fair change bowler. J. G. Harsant. (14), good bat, with excellent defence ; moderate field, C. Caldecott (13.8), good bat, cutting w e l l ; useful field, a . J. Carter (12.3), the wicket-keeper of the eleven; very patient, bat, and generally manages to get double figures. J. Cruickshank (11.3), medium bowler, with good break; invaluable to the eleven, generally securing most of the wickets ; keeps a good length, and does not tire quickly; fine bat, with good forward play. C. Y. Shuter (10.7), very pretty bat, especially on the otf side. W. S. Brown (8.8), the captain of ibe team; good faM bowler anu splendid field ; did not show his true form in batting. \Y. J. Lee (8.7), uncertain bat; bowled well during tlie season; moderate field. W. E. Audland (7), good sound bat, often getting runs when wanted. S. Woodhams (4.8), very fair bat, but poor field. B owling A verages :—J. Cruickshank was very success, ful, obtaining 86 wickets in 12 matches; W. J. Lee comes next, with 37 wickets; W. B. Brown and R. Thompson having 21 each. R. Thompson performed the hat trick twice during the season. HARR INGAY .—Pres., Dr. Percy T. Head, M.R.C.P. ; Sec., H. Meech, 49, Lightfoot Road, Hornsey, IS'.; Treas., Henry Hill, Esq.; Capt., W. E. Miller. Membeis, 73, Ground, 5 acres. Subs., playing members, 15s. 6d., honorary members, 10s. 6d. Colour, uark blue. Distance from Hornsey or Wood Green Stations, 6 minutes’ walk. Matches, 33—won 11, lost 13, drawn 9. B a iting A verages : —F. Pearson (19.8), H. Edwards (15.6), W. E. Miller (12.6), A. C. Pearson (10.2), J. Tillbrook (9.7), R. G. Johnson (9.4), G. A. Mason (8.14), T. C. Mainvvaring (6.11), J. W. Goodman (6.5), A. Kottage (0 3),G. Ford (0). B owling A verages :—H. Edwards (4.22), A. C. Pearson (7.12), T Peaison existence only two years, and bids fair to rival many of the suburban clubs who rejoice in a name of much longer standing. t J ) y VA - J - A VX n VX X X > • X X • JL li V_A W U I U O J , X X , • J . C a l D U U . C. Mainwaring (8.26), J. Tillbrook (8.11), G. Ford (9.2), Arrowsmith (9.6), F. (10.2), W. E. Miller (4.5), C. Hart (9.5), G. Mason (9.3). The club has been in HARROGATE.—Pres., Dr. Myrtle, J.P. ; Sec., M. Asquith, Oak Tree Lodge, Harrogate ; Treas., F. Mudd. Members, over 200. Ground, 6 acres. Subs., 21s. lion, members; 10s. 6d. playing members. Distance from station, 1mile. Matches, 26 —won 16, lost 2, drawn 8. J. W. Hudson, very free bat and splendid bowler (resides here now). M. Riley { * e e Yorkshire County). G. Jbreeman (^Y o rk sh ire County). J. R. Watson, Splendid bat, and good bowler; played for Christ’s College, Cambridge. F. Barber, good bat and brilliant point. R. Suttill, very steady bat, always goes in first. W. J. Myrtle, good average batsman and field. T. Lee, when set scores rapidly. J. N. Chipchase, good bat and first-rate long-stop. C. F. Watson, short of practice, or would be one of the best bats in the team. T. B. Burgess, fallen off in hatting, but a splendid bowler. F. Fletchor, fair bat and splendid field. T. Keeshain, only moderate bat, but good behind the stumps. J. Littlewood (pro.), first-rate all-round. J. W. Hudson •## *»+ #«• M l B atting A verages . Times Inns. not out. .......... 17 3 Runs. 631 Most in an Inns. 100 Aver. 37.13 M. Riley ... •»+ +•# % •# ••• 14 0 354 85 25.4 G. Freeman ••• I I I **fr ••• 4 1 54 25 18 J. R. Watson I M • M #•» IO ... 18 0 314 9i) 17.8 J. Littlewood +## M l •1# . . . 2 1 7 237 31 ie.i3 F. Barber ... M i Ml #•ft ... 20 5 200 * 63 13.5 R. Suttill »♦« »#» •## ft ft ft ... 26 1 325 41 13.2 Dr. J. Myrtle I I I •11 t i l I I I M l ... 5 0 62 23 lo.a