James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1885

144 indifferently supported. Mr. H. R. Stockley and Mr. N. B. Baker eacl took 5 Charterhouse wickets. Prince Christian Victor, a son of Prino1 Christian, again played for Wellington, and was one of .those reached double figures. ‘ •1^ 0 HAILEYBUBY v. WELLINGTON. July 9, 2nd Inn s . Total. 204, 135 1st Inn s . Haileybury. , • 204„ Wellington 33 102 Haileybury won by an innings and 69 runs ., . All through the match the wicket was slow and difficult, and the Haileybury boys, although they reaped considerable benefit from winning the toss, deserved great praise for their score. Mr. E. B. H. D’Aeth (27) and Mr. J. B. Barton (18) made 38 runs for the first wicket, and Messrs R. P. Spurway (18) and G. H. G. Alexander (14) did fairly well, but the remarkable part of the game was the scoring by the last four batsmen of whom Mr. H. S. Arkwright made 27, Mr. R. G. Pollock 21, Mr. R. H.’jy Smithson 45 (not out), and Mr. T. M. Usborne 11. Mr. Pollock and Mr. Smithson put on 50 for the ninth wicket, and the latter and Mr. Usborne added the same number of runs before the innings closed. Wellington failed completely in the first innings against the .bowling of Messrs. Spurway and Campbell. These two divided the wickets, only 8 runs being hit from the latter bowler. After following on, Wellington did somewhat better, Prince Christian Victor batting steadily for 26, and receiving most support from Mr. A. C. M. Croome (16) and Mr. E. W. Markham (10). . , ‘ ' '* j i. REPTON SCHOOL v. MALVERN COLLEGE. June 25, Malvern, Total. 281 215 1st In n s . 2nd Inris. Repton 123 158* Malvern 89 1261 • Repton won by 66 runs. - ' • •" The visitors had rather the best of- the game throughout, and, although th e -Malvern boys in their second innings did very well, they never looked like winning. Some good performances were done for Repton. In the first innings Mr. L. G. B. Ford scored 60,<and in the second Mr. W. Graburn obtained 50. Mr. H. Dewhurst tobk 9 Malvern wickets, and Mr. A. H. J. Cochrane 7. The other scorers for Repton were Mr. F. G. J. Ford (2 and 29), Mr. P. R. Farraht (15, not out, and 33, not out), Mr. H. Dewhurst (15 and 8), and the Hon. E. G. Bruce (4 and 15). On the Malvern side, Mr. A. W. Le Marchand took 7 wickets, Mr. J. H. Coplestone carried his bat through the first innings for 44; while in the second innings Mr. P. E. Harrison made 49, l^lr. T. M. Pike 15, and Mr. G. C. Boosey 10. LORETTO SCHOOL v. STONEYHURST COLLEGE. £ : r; ■rr, <f * 1st. I n n s . 2nd In n s . Total. June 2, Loretto 149 j 69* 218 Loretto. , * Stoneyhurst 16$ 59 221 Stoneyhurst won by 5 wickets. The Scotch school made a very fair fight on the first innings, but- went all to pieces on the second day. The main element of success was