James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1885

193 PEMBROKE COLLEGE. Secretary, G. E. H itch co ck drawn 2 . Captain, R . H. B. Simpson. B atting A verage ?. Matches, 14—won 8 , lost « . K. P. Wilson ... A. C. Hayes 0 . J. B. Milne ... G. E. H itchcock R. H. B. Simpson C. M. Kn igh t ... F. Rawlings L. Barlow T. H. Marsh J. Fell A. S. Eve • •• •• • « • • •• • I M • • • • • • ft * • Inns. Times Most in not out. Runs. an Inns. Aver. ... 5 0 186 124 37.1 ... If) 1 310 98* 2 0 .1 0 ... lo 2 268 73* 2 0 .8 ... 18 0 327 91 18.3 ... 11 2 162 55 18 ... 11 4 93 26* 13.2 ... 16 0 201 48 12.9 ... 11 1 126 45 1 2 .6 ... 13 4 93 33* 10.3 ... 14 1 107 27 8.3 ... 10 * Not out. 1 71 25 7.8 Bow ling analysis was not regularly kept, but of 125 wickets T. H. A. C. Hayes 31, A. S. Eve 19, K . P. Wilson 1 1 , It, H. B, Simpson 2 , G. E. H itch cock 2 . 1 ’ Marsh took 58, J. Fell 2 , and CAVENDISH COLLEGE. Sec., A. P. Iv e son ; Treas., J. Flather, E sq .; Capt., E. L. Fox. Colours, chocolate and bluo. Matches, 15—won 14, drawn 1 . # I B atting A verages . Times Most in j Inns. not out. Runs. an Inns. Aver. H. A . Caryl •• • •• ... 16 0 456 104 28.8 F. B. Peat • •• ••• ... 7 1 150 86* 25 G. A. Simpson ... • • •• / • #• • •• ... 17 0 360 64 21.5 E. L. F o x .............. #•• #•• 9 2 113 .39 16.1 W. H. Whitfeld... % • •• •• ' ... 12 0 180 35 13.11 J. Shepheard ... • •• • • •• ... 12 2 116 27 * 11.6 P. I. Pemberton • •• • • ••• ... 10 0 •109 27 10.9 D. G. Evans •*• «•• ... 16 - • 1 151 23 10.1 A. P. Iveson • • • * • • . . . 14 0 130 35 9.4 C. A. Gordon . . . » ♦ • • • • 9 * 3 42 13 7 K. C. Gimson . . . • # • • # • ♦ • • . . . 15 1 83 21 6.4 d % • * * Not out 4 • « ’ B owling A verages . Runs 1 t ♦ i / i • per * » » Balls. Maidens. Rnns. • Wickets. Wkt. G. A. Simpson # 1 • • • • • • • • • ...1,135 90 299 71 * 4.15 D. G. Evans . . . # « « • • • . . . 814 48 295 3o 8.15 K. C. Gimson . . . • • • • # # i t * ... 175 6 95 10 9.5 SIDNEY COLLEGE. Pres C Smith E s q . ,M .A . ; S ec .,F . E.Chapman; Treas.,G.M . Edwards,Esq.,M .A .; Cant F S Middleton. Colours, crimson and blue. Matches 8 —won 3, lost 3, drawn 2 F S. Middleton ( 8 . 6 ), good slow bowler, keeping good length, and with a ' v - r m a x . m ^ ■ — w - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - i fn w s • T ' ^ S t a V but un lucky at the beginning of the season; slow in the m 31- " i a s ?;■ & t e i !?•?!• ? ? ? ~,<>V 7 mfv°of ten • qu ick and safe in the field. V. H. Rutherford (10.6), moderate bat’ n i l m t i i i v m a n a s e s to make run s ; fair field. A. E. Butt (2.3), poor bat, but makes g o o d b itter on the on s i d e ; fair change bowler and ficld% 1L W. Stephens (4.1), did not p lay of b u t g e n e ra l ly ^ '"h i s f ie id in g ; change bowler. E. S. Lowe (2.5), an un lucky W m a n eood field anyw he re . L. II. Outram (7.2) successful fast bowler, having K r a gregat many wickets during the season 5 good field and catch. 13