In the recent competitions to select the representatives of the University Corps at Wimbledon, the following members of the College have been chosen : For the Queen's Prize-Capt. Roe, Lieut. Wace, and Corp. Noon. For the St. George's-Capt. Roe, Lieut. Wace, Corp. Noon, and Private Hey. For the Bronze Medal (against Oxford)-Lieut. Wace and Corp. Noon. The Company Challenge Cup has been won this term by Lieut. Wace, and the Roe Challenge Cup by Private T. D. Griffiths. Captain Roe, and Ensign Sparkes being about to resign their commissions, a meeting was held on Friday May 29th, to choose their successors, when the following were unanimously elected: To be Captain, Lieut. Wace. To be Lieutenant, Sergt. E. K. Bayley. To be Ensign, Sergt. H. H. Cochrane. The University Corps took part in a review at Woburn, on May 28th, at which the Oxford Corps was also present; and in the review at Cambridge on Whitsun Monday. Cricket has flourished this year, as the First Eleven is a strong one, and has been deservedly successful. The officers of the Club for the present year are: Captain: H. B. Cotterill. Secretary: J. T. Welldon. Treasurer: J. S. ff. Chamberlain. Sub-Treasurers: W. Hoare and A. A. Bourne. Captain of Second Eleven: W. W. Cooper. Four members of the College played in the Freshmen's match at Fenner's-A. A. Bourne, R. P. Echenique, R. Whittington and J. Wilkes, and the College was also represented in the 'Two Elevens of Seniors' by E. W. M. Lloyd and J. W. Dale. In the Perambulators v. Etceteras, E. W. M. Lloyd and R. Whittington played for the former, and J. W. · Dale and J. Musgrave for the latter. J. W. Dale has played for the University Eleven against the M. C. C. (in which match E. W. M. Lloyd and J. T. Welldon, played as emergencies for the latter), and also against Cambridgeshire. A match was played at the end of the Lent Term v. K.T.λ.'s, in which the latter scored 89 and 51 (for 5 wickets), whilst the St. John's Eleven obtained 46 in their first innings. May 2nd. The Eleven v. Sixteen Freshmen and others. The Eleven 196, of which J. W. Dale obtained 37, E. W. M. Lloyd 45, and J. E. Congreve 29. The Sixteen 115, for the loss of 6 wickets; R. Echenique getting 24 and F. Savage 35 (not out). May 4th. St. John's v. Trinity Hall. The latter scored 121, 8 wickets falling to J. Musgrave; whilst the College obtained 412, with only 6 wickets down of this number E. W. M. Lloyd contributed 120, J. T. Welldon 70, H. B. Cotterill 23, J. W. Dale 29, R. Whittington 82, J. Wilkes 13, F. A. Mackinnon 24 (not out), and J. S. ff. Chamberlain 16 (not out). May 5th. St. John's v. Clare. St. John's scored 204: J. W. Dale getting 26, E. W. M. Lloyd 28, G. L. Bennett 29, F. Savage 39, and J. Musgrave 38. Clare obtained 84: 7 of their wickets falling to J. Musgrave. May 7th. St. John's v. Emmanuel. St. John's scored 313: J. W. Dale 112, J. T. Welldon 69, R. Whittington 32, J. S. ff. Chamberlain 21. Emmanuel got 82 for the loss of 6 wickets, of which 5 fell to J. Musgrave. May 11th. St. John's v. Christ's. St. John's 451: G. L. Bennett 23, J. T. Welldon 59, J. Wilkes 133, J. E. Congreve 97, H. B. Cotterill 49 (not out), A. A. Bourne 25. Christ's did not get an innings. The score of 451 is the highest yet made in one innings on the Johnian ground. May 15th and 16th. St. John's v. The Perambulators. The latter scored 143 and 266. The former 212 and 57 (for 2 wickets)—J. Musgrave getting 25 and 10, J. E. Congreve 38 and 19 (not out), R. Whittington 50 and 11 (not out), H. B. Cotterill 31 and II, and F. A. Mackinnon 24. May 18th and 19th. St. John's v. The Etceteras. St. John's scored 415: J. W. Dale 69, J. E. Congreve 24, E. W. M. Lloyd 168 (the highest individual score yet made on the ground), J. T. Welldon 42, G. L. Bennett 21, and J. Musgrave 30 (not out). The Etceteras scored 60 and 45, in the two innings together: 7 of The Etceteras wickets were taken by J. Musgrave, and 11 by A. A. Bourne. May 20th and 21st. St. John's v. Trinity. This match was played on the Trinity ground, and was carried on under difficulties and interruptions, as several members of the Johnian eleven had to leave the ground in the middle of each day to row in the third Lady Margaret boat; and in the second innings three members of the eleven were absent. The scores were: St. John's 162 and 52; H. B. Cotterill 35 and 6, F. A. Mackinnon 16 and 21, G. L. Bennett 26 and 1. Trinity 204 and 14 (with 10 wickets to go down). Bethell, J. F. H. Billing, G. Bishop, F. S. Blissard, Rev. J. C., B.A, Blunn, J. H., B.A. Blyth, Rev. E. K., B.A. Boultbee, St. John, B.A. Burnett, Rev. F. P., B.A. Butler, A. Hoare, C., B.A. Hoare, H., B.A. Hoare, W. Hogg, A. Holditch, E. D., B.A. Hope, Rev. C. A., B.A. Houghton, H., B.A. Howell, H. J. Howlett, H. Hutchins, E. B. L'Anson, E. B., B.A. Ibbetson, D. C. J. Inman, J. F. Isherwood, J. N., B.A. Jackson, Rev. Geo., B.A. Jamblin, R., B.A. Johns, Rev. T., B.A. Jones, G. J. Jones, Rev. H. D., B.A. Keeling, Rev. C. N., B.A. + Knowles, T., B.A. La Mothe, C. H., B.A. Langdon, Rev. A., B,A. Latham, H. Lawrance, W. +Lee-Warner, W. Gordon, Rev. T. W. W., Leather, F. J. LL.B. Green, Rev. T., B.A. Green, W. H., B.A. Grylls, Rev. H. B., B.A. Gunter, Rev. W., B.A. Hamond, Rev. P. F., B. A. Bachelors and Undergraduates (continued): Markham, H. W. K. Masefield, R. B., B.A. Mathews, Rev. A. D., B.A. Metcalfe, Rev. W. H., B.A. Moore, Rev. P. H., B.A. Norris, L. C. C. R. Oldacres, Rev. G., B.A. Parrott, W. L. Pate, H M. Price, Rev. H. M. C., B.A. Pryke, Rev. W. E., B.A. Redhead, G. E., B.A. Reece, Rev. R. M., B.A. Rowsell, Rev. H., B.A. Tarleton. A. P. Taylor, J., B.A. Townson, Rev. W. P., B.A Watson, A. W., B.A. Watson, Frank B.A. Watson, Frederic, B.A. Watson, J. T., B.A. Welldon, J. T. Whitaker, G. H. Widdowson, Rev. T., B.A Wilkes, J. +Wilkins, A. S., B.A. Wilkinson, A. F. L. Wilkinson, J. T. Williams, H., B.A. Williams, H. A., B.A. Wilson, W. B. Wiseman, H. J., B.A, Wood, F. H. Wood, W. S. NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS. It is particularly requested that articles intended for insertion in the next Number be forwarded to the Secretary on or before November 5th, 1868. Articles intended for insertion must be written legibly and on one side only of each half sheet. As a guarantee of good faith, it is essential that the name of every contributor should be made known either to the Secretary, or to one of the Committee. Each contributor will be made responsible for correcting the proofs of his own article. Rejected communications will be returned by the Secretary on application. St. John's College, June, 1868. |