James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1884

250 L. Coulter F. Fitzgerald... J. W . Hynes ... W. Johnston ... • ♦ • • • • • • I • • • • • • • • • I ♦ • • i • « t I » • • Dublin. Members, 140. w lin o .A verages . Runs Overs. Maidens. Runs. Wickets. per Wkt. ... 364 132 626 64 9.40 ... 269 78 607 34 14.31 ... 193 69 318 26 13.23 ... 171 69 274 19 14.8 Sec., J. H. Fleming, , 43, Lower Mount Street, 6 acres. Subs., £ 2 . Colours, rose and white. » # • • J. W . Hynes A. J. Fleming J. A. C. Penny .. J . Lalor ... .. W . J. Pile G. F Barry W . P. Ross S. H. G. Fleming F. C. Clayton E. A. Doyle Jos. Smith J. P. Ross H. J. Hemsworth J. H. Fleming .. J. Foxall........... • • ♦ D. Neill... J. H. Fleming... H. Hemsworth J. H. C. Brooke J. Lalor... J. W . Hynes .. J. A. C. Penny E. A. Doyle .. m m « a, $mile. •ft ft t$• Matches, 39—won 27, lost 7, B attino A veraoes . Times Inns. not out. ........... 7 0 drawn 6. Runs. 290 Most in an Inns. 76 Aver. 41.3 Iff »•t ... 20 2 664 111 36.8 •aft ••« ... 8 1 156 36 22.2 •t i •a • •ft• ... 7 0 155 49 22.1 •tt ft• ft •ft ft ... 24 8 372 73* 17.15 ••# •»# ... 25 3 312 41* 14.4 #•# •• f ... 17 2 214 40* 14.4 *•• » M ft #a p ... C 0 86 67 14.2 W W W W W W f•g Iff ... 8 2 82 63* 13.4 • t g t•g ftftft ... 22 0 272 41 12.8 # i% § «g ... 17 2 185 46 12.5 ••# ••# ... 24 1 271 71 11.18 •ig •tft ... 21 6 161 33 10.1 ••ft ••• ... 6 1 46 19 9.1 ft•§ ft«ft ftft ft ... 12 1 105 35* 9.6 Overs. * Not out. B owling A verages . Maidens. Runs. Wickets . Wides. No Balls. Runs per Wkt. .. 25 9 33 7 0 0 4.6 .. 47 15 68 9 1 0 6.4 .. 644 211 757 102 5 1 7.43 .. eu 14 110 14 0 1 7.12 .. 140 61 160 20 0 3 8.6 .. 133 64 174 20 4 2 8.14 .. 210 93 280 28 3 0 10 .. 290 82 4-17 39 8 0 11.18 CLONGOWES WOOD COLLEGE, NAA S , CO. K ILD A R E .—Capt., W . M arum ; Sec., R. Little. Ground, 2 acres. Colours, blue and gold. Distance from Sallins Station, 4 miles. Matches, 5—won 3, lost 1, drawn 1. W . Marum (24.3), a good steady bat, particularly against slow bow ling ; bowls over.arm, medium paced, sometimes dangerous. F. Little (17), steady bat; as bowler very effective against timid batsmen; medium paced, over-band. T. Crean (11.2), middling b a t ; fair field. E. Dalton (^), excellent fie*d; nice bat, but failed to score. C. Dalton (11.7), fine wicket-keeper; good bat, and w ill improve. R. Little (18.6), a good scorer when set; slow in the field. F. Harney (17.1), steady ba t ; exceptional as a fielder both at stopping and returning the ball. M. Ffrench (12.22), promising bat; v**ry good bowler, particularly effective towards the end of the term; over.arm, medium-paced. P. Hosty (16.6). steady bat, hits weil to leg ; slow over-arm change bowler. R. Fair (16.9), nice bat, but unfortunate; good field and very good long-stop. F. Maguire (7.4), middling bat. N E PT U N E .— Sec., A. P. McSweeny, 38, Park Avenue, Sandymount, Co. Dublin. Members, 79. Ground, about 4 acres, situated Co. Dublin, 10 minutes’ walk from the railway station (Dublin and Bray Line). The past season has been a most successful one for the Neptune, whose members played 36 matches—won 36 and lost 1. The bat for the highest average falls to Mr. A. P. McSweeny, who reached the century four times, viz., 112 (not out), 184, 160 (not out), and 122 ; and a ball each to Messrs. A. P. McSweeny and J. A. F. Scriven.