John Tunnicliffe & Frank Mitchell. 1895. (Cricketers).

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "Famous Cricketers and Cricket Grounds, 1895," showing a Portrait Photograph on each side for the Following Two Cricketers.

1- John Tunnicliffe
One of the youngest members of the Yorkshire Eleven, TUNNICLIFFE is at the same time the giant of the team.  Well over six feet, a matter of perhaps three inches more would just about represent his stature.  A reputation as a County Cricketer is not made in a summer, and TUNNICLIFFE has yet to reach his best.  Still in the course of five years he has worked his way into a recognised position as one of the best all-round players in the Yorkshire Eleven, which is fortunate in the possession of many excellent all-round Cricketers.  His great reach of course stands him in good stead as a batsman, and he scores very fast when he has got thoroughly used to the pace of the ground and ball.  A sure field, particularly at short slip.

2- Frank Mitchell.
If the latter performances of FRANK MITCHELL failed to uphold the exceptional promise of the earlier matches of 1894, on his form of May of last year, the University seemed to have discovered a batsman worthy of the best traditions of Cambridge cricket.  Scores of 75 and 92 against Yorkshire, suggested that he would prove a reliable addition to that County as well.  Unfortunately his play during the latter part of the season was singularly disappointing.  None the less, he is a very useful all-round Cricketer, as time no doubt will show.  A free bat, he gets runs all round the wicket, and is besides by no means a poor change bowler, as well as a good field.  Has played forward for England, at Rugby Union Game of Football the last two seasons.

Condition is Very Good.