James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1885

228 ROWLING AVERAGES. K. H. Buckland ... R. W. Hine-llaycock E. Gripper C. J. M. Godfrey F. H. Ingham ... AV. A. Thornton Kggleshaw T. R. Hine-Haycock H. T. Keeling ... i * • • • • • • • « • • • • • # • • ♦ • 9 « ♦ • « • • • • • • • 4 t 9 Intis. Overs. Maidens. Runs. Wickets . 6 144 59 200 22 . 6 63 22 126 12 . 7 104. 40 210 19 . 14 256 110 434 40 . 8 83.3 8 98 7 . 12 98 28 220 13 . 6 125 43 223 12 . 3 30.1 10 *53 3 . 3 33 9 66 3 fttihs '?S. 9.2 10.0 U.l 12.4 H 16.12 19 19.1 22 AV. S. Shirley AV. G. Quentfiry J. Grant ... G. J. Frisch F. Hill ... A. C. Field ' R. Langton R. J. Grant F. Grant ... E. AV7. Foss F. Clay ..: H. E. Hockley AV. Lemmon • • t • i 4 i i i • » A A . A • * « • • • • • • • • • • • • « t f « i • * • • i • » • • • # • « • • • • • « • • • i • • 1 < • « • • • • • • F. Grant H. E. Hockley E. W. Foss W. Lemmon • • • • • • » • • » • • ■ « • • • • • t 4 • • • won 16, lost 20, drawn 8. B atting A verages . Times Inn?, not out. Runs. Most an Inns. M l ... 9 1 211 66 4 • 1 ... 13 1 220 48 • • i . . . 11 • 2 172 63* 4 9 4 ... IS • 3 277 49* • • 1 ... 8 1 • • 125 47* • a fl ... 25 i 337 . i n 9 • • 9 1 93 31 • • • ... 11 0 117 25* % ♦ ♦ • ... 8 3 62 26* • • 1 ... 28 2 198 46 ♦ • • 1 ... 12 0 81 22 • • • 8 . 1 28 16 • * • 99 • f t 4 * 4 4 9 4 ...5 66 11 • * Not out. • ■ B owling A verages . 4 Balls. fc 9 4 Maidens. Runs. Wickets. ♦ • • ... 844 46 c63 39 • • • . . . 362 13 197 18 • t « ... 958 61 473 23 • » 6 % ...1,314 76 583 1 33 Aver. 26.3 20. • •19.1 18.5 17.6 14.1 11.6 10.7 10.2 7.16 6.9 4. 3.14 Runs per Wkt. 9.28 10.94 16.89 17.60 BANGOR.—This club has played 22 matches, winning 10, losing 10, and drawing 2. AV. Shepherd averaged 23; A. J. Cripps, 18.2 ; A. T. Hay (capt.), 17.2 ; AV. Vincent, 16; E. T. M. Harper, 13.3; E. M. Hughes, 13.2; Humphrey Jones, 10.4; AV. Coules, 9.1; H. B. Kindersley, 7.14; S. Willmann, 7.4; J. Jones, 6.11; D. Richards, 6.4; R. E. Jones, 6.3; A. M. Ogden, 5.9; S. R. Dew, 5.2; R. E. Rowlands, 5.1; John Roberts, 3.6; E. C. Boyle, 3.2; and H. Baker, 2.1. ........................ , J IJ BRENTAVOOD.—Matches, 20—won 13, lost 5, drawn 2. B aiting A verages F. AV. AVood, 88.2; H. AVard, 23.4; H. H. Francis, 21.1; C. Nicholas, 20.2; S. Havers, 19.3; E. P. Barnes, 15.3; S. A7. P. Barnes, 15.1; C. A. AVood,, 15. The arrangement by which the Club has had the use of a part of the Essex County Ground worked very satisfactorily, and in the past season the cricket of the Club generally underwent a distinct improvement.' : ., _ , BURLINGTON.—Pres., James \\7atney, M.P.; Sec. and Treas., C. A. Stein, 12, St. John’s Road, Brixton, S.AV .; Capt., E. B. AVarren. Members, 62. Ground, Kennington Oval. Colours, brown, blue, and cardinal. Matches, 22—won 7, lost 7, drawn 8. E. B. AVarren (35), a very fine bat; as a rule scores heavily; capital wicket-keeper. F. AV. Freeman (25.8), a fine, free hitter; has improved in defence; very good bowler. E. C. Lindup (16.2), steady bat, but lacks power; fine outfield. S. Cook (12.9), useful bat; good out field, throws in finely. E. AVilliamson (12.4) bowled successfully last year, but fell off in batting. M. Simmonds (10.3) improved in his batting la6t year. AV. H. Gallier (10.1), a useful bat, generally good for runs.. F. P. Owen (9.7), fair bat; is not so smart in the field last year. D. Bowie (8.1) has improved in batting, but has much to learn in the field, F, B, Godrich (7.1), steady b a t ; gone off in his fielding #