James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1884

240 members 10s. 6.1. Ground, « acres. Distance frem \ ictoria, } mile. Co!.,hr. dark blue Matches, U —won 4, lost 7, drawn 2. T. A. Lewrv (11.5) bats treerly; hits hard on the on side; can keep wicket; capiial field and a good round-arm bowler; obtained the highest average, anti became entitled to tho club prize, supplemented by a cricket bar- < r \ v e n by T. A. Mantle, and also takes Mr. Woodard’s prize for out matches R Bhoebridge (11.1), an excellent bat and good field anywhere; bowls round-arm slows with a break; secured Mr. W. Purchase’s prize for second best average, p Dunkley (5.1), a new member and a great acquisition to the c lub ; good fast left-handed bowler ; breaks from the leg ; a fair bat, and a good and sure field ; has much improved and done well this season, which his average will show ; takes Mr. Margarie’s prize for best average bowling. T. Goodson (0.2), an excellent slow round-hand bowler, with plenty of break; fine field; sure catch. C. A. Page (4.5) bowls fast underhand; ha* not been so effective this season ; bats and fields fairly; receives Mr. Gibson’s prize for the aggregate. T. A. Mantle { s e e Professionals of Eng land ); sorry to say his health has prevented him playing much this season ; hope to have more of his services next year Bryant (14.1), a new and young member, is a fine bat and safe field; takes Mr. p ’ Montague’s prize, and most likely to be the first on the list next season. J. Rose (9.2), a first-class wicket-keeper and ba t ; his business has prevented him playing much; hop,, to see more of him next season. C. Perkins (4.3), useful bat and good field. E. Earle. (7.3) bats in good style, and can keep wicket w e ll; good field anywhere. T. Eades (10.1), a useful man all round; bats freely; with a little more practice will be in good form. B owiino A verages . Run* Dunkley • • • • • • • • • »«4 44 9 Levvry • M • I I M # ' 44 4 Goodson • •• • • • • • • • • • Bhoebridge • M » » • • M Page... • M • • • • 9m • • • Overs. Maidens ••• ... 118 39 • •• ... 107 27 •M ... 65 10 ••• ... 12 1 ••• ... 64 13 4 Runs. Wickets. per Wkt. 175 23 7.14 201 25 8.4 156 17 0.3 89 7 11.2 216 19 11.7 OLD STONEBRIDGE.—Pres., Mr. W. Robinson; Sec., F. J. Rawle, ‘‘ Coach and Horses,” Stonebridge, Willesdcn; Treas., J. Rawle; Captain, J. Chettle. Members, 37. Ground, 3i acres. Bubs., 10s. Colours, amber and black. Distance from Willesdci: Junction, London and North Western Railway, 1 mile. Matches, 27—won 15, lost 10, drawn 1, tie 1. T. Williams (16.6), good bowler and steady bat; J. Chettle (9.U) steady bat; J. Pocknee (8.19), splendid wicket-keeper and bat; J. H. Taylor (7) successful bowler and good bat; J. Darby (5.11), fair bat; H. O. Davall (5.4), good bowler, but unsuccessful during past season; also a fair bat; G. E. Hope (5.3)’ good bat and safe field; S. Drewell (4.2), fair b a t ; F. J. Rawle (4), fair bat and nnder.hand bowler; J. Ives (4), fair bat, and at times a successful bow ler; A. Fenn (3.2), fair bat. B owling A verages . J. H. Tavlor T. Williams J. Pocknee . H. 0. Davall Overs. Maidens. Runs. Wickets. Wides. ••• ••• ••• ••• 7*4 12 85 34 1 ••• 9 9 4 §9 9 4 2 7 94 22 4 ••• «»• 76 21 128 30 1 ••• ••• 75 10 T. Williams bowled 1 139 no ball. 30 1 Runs per Wkt. 2.17 4.6 4.8 4.19 ca"ieEarM of tJer6e>;v,Sec" / • B - Baile^ Station, 1} miles. Matches, 2 2 -w in 11, lot" g, drawn 3 y ‘ Dlstance from E. H. Paxton A. H. Coombes J. Crozier ... W. Evetts ... J. Aldworth E. W. Glanviilo J. Goold F. Gale,.. ... ••• »•» Mt H# ••I • « • 49 ••• ••• B atting A verages . • 49 M t Inns. ... 6 Times not out 1 • • • t i t t t t 13 2 • 99 9 9 9 M t 9 3 • • • 7 0 • • • • •t 99 9 9 O 99 4 • 9 9 9 9 9 0 1 • 49 • • 4 • 9 9 13 O • 99 t f f 7 2 Most in Rune. an Inns. Aver. 172 74 34.2 315 79 28.7 162 35* 17 149 59 21.2 184 114 20.4 97 . 45* 19.2 213 63 16.5 78 19* 15.3