Oxford Memories: a Retrospect After Fifty Years
Oxford Memories: a Retrospect After Fifty Years
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My own average was double that of Gifiard's in my last year, and Daubeney and one other scored as much as Giflard ; so I say we had six, though not all in the eleven at the same time, not to be denied now.
This match at Oxford against the M.C.C. with Broadbridge, Lillywhite and Wenman at the wicket, I well remember. Wright (the Eev. F. B.), father of Mr. Wright of the Oxford eleven of 1865, and of Eossal School, and now of Eastbourne, had the same fame as a hard hitter as Mr. Thornton has now, ...and, if not quite his equal in this respect, better as an all-round player. He went in second innings rather late — thirty being wanted to win — the field set far out for his hitting. Still he hit one for five runs just over the head of little Peter, who was fielding for Mr. Aislabie ; he was step- ping in and swiping to save the game, as his partner's last bat was worth little., Wright was caught from a dropping ball from that most Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE WYKEHAMISTS OF OLD. 87 artful of all bowlers, Broadbridge, and the match was lost by thirteen runs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My own average was double that of Gifiard's in my last year, and Daubeney and one other scored as much as Giflard ; so I say we had six, though not all in the eleven at the same time, not to be denied now.
This match at Oxford against the M.C.C. with Broadbridge, Lillywhite and Wenman at the wicket, I well remember. Wright (the Eev. F. B.), father of Mr. Wright of the Oxford eleven of 1865, and of Eossal School, and now of Eastbourne, had the same fame as a hard hitter as Mr. Thornton has now, ...and, if not quite his equal in this respect, better as an all-round player. He went in second innings rather late — thirty being wanted to win — the field set far out for his hitting. Still he hit one for five runs just over the head of little Peter, who was fielding for Mr. Aislabie ; he was step- ping in and swiping to save the game, as his partner's last bat was worth little., Wright was caught from a dropping ball from that most Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE WYKEHAMISTS OF OLD. 87 artful of all bowlers, Broadbridge, and the match was lost by thirteen runs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Pycroft to read onlineMoreLess
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