James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1884

241 B atting A verages .— Continued . •M • f t w. K in g tr Bacon ••• — J. Stallworthy Srubb (pro.) ••• j p. Baxter... j. Borrows ... parsons... H' M. Turner W. Jackman GLParker 0*. Gale ~* T, Adams J. Barry ••• •M ttl •M !•• I l l I I I Times Inns, not out. M l t t t I l f M l 12 0 I I I M l M l M l 7 1 I I I t t # M l •M 12 1 I I I M l 9 CO M l I I I • • • M l 9 1 t t t t t t • • • • • • 10 0 M l I I I I I I • • • 12 0 m • • • M l M l t i t 7 1 t t t • • • t i t » • * 9 2 t t t M l t t t • M 8 2 t t • I I t • 7 0 t t t • • • • • • t t t 8 0 I I I M l M l • I I 7 1 * Not out. B owling A verages . A. H. Coombes p. Gale ... ••• Grubb (pro.) J. P. Baxter ... T. Adams J. Burr iws ... W. King J. Goold J. Crozier in ttt t t t • • • • • • in in t t t • • • • • • in ••• • « • • • • ••• •ii lit lit ••• Ml ttl • * I I I M l •tl • M • I I • • • I I I • • • • • • • • • • • • I I I HI • • • I I I I I I I I I Balls. 1,193 515 553 496 407 160 271 1,009 175 Maidens. 73 32 25 28 17 6 15 55 6 Grubb bowled*3 wides. T. Adams bowled Runs. Most in an inns. Aver. 167 37 13.11 79 23 13.1 133 47 12.1 71 17* 11.5 92 29 11.4 85 25 8.5 98 26 8.2 48 22 8 68 16 8 35 13 5.5 35 11 5 33 15 4.1 15 14 2.3 Runs. per Runs. Wickets. Wkt. 393 59 6.39 222 28 7.26 280 31 9.1 199 20 9.10 209 22 9.11 106 9 11.7 128 8 16 447 27 10.15 95 6 19 4 no balls. PFTFR BOROUGH__Pres. C. J. Strong, Esq.; Sec., C. F. Brown, Cumbergafce, / j * . ax. s s x t . t r E « W . H. Neilson, J. T. Barnes, S. J. Page, J. Whitsed, P. ireeman, w. Ln in s , j . u. Tilbury, H. Peace. n8Cl’? beciurandUTr OA* r ' r S d Blackheath. Subs. 10s. Colour, dark blue. Distance i Matches, 13-won 11, lost 1, drawn h __ _r • titt /' xjttt ?sirp pype Ti 6 v* R* W# Loosemore 5 S gcm Jas. Pant* R O B E R T S B R I D G E , H . p y K H U R e T . - P r e s K a b 0 Q t 2 a c r e s . S u b s . ( burst; T r e a s . , Charles B u t c h e r ; Cap^, J a m ^bm im l Q _ w o n 10> c. Butcher (27.1), ield. R. Smith (19.1), fast run-getter; good ^ ® ( i3.7), greatly improved in ast year; very good ^ ^ood wicket keeper, and very fair bat. A. Elsam matting; good field. J. Smith (13.1), g k a good b a t ; one of the best fields in the 1 10.2), rather too fond of hitting; p kBurst (8.7) unfortunate as a hat; fair field. J. Button (8.1), with practice wou (5) gootf medium-pace bowler; with Fuller did leMly^all'the bowling for the club. and it was in a great measure due to their bowling hat this club won all their matches. B owling A verages . Fuller li t » t t • f tIff « • # f i t Overs. ... 269 ... 65 Maidens. 84 16 Runs. 373 106 Wickets. 74 17 Aver. 6.3 6.4 Butcher M l t t t I I I • • •• M I I I ... 34 14 71 11 6.5 Elsam M l f • •♦ • •H I • M t i t ... 281 60 505 62 9.37 Nicholls • I t• f «• • • t t t 16