Archibald Campbell MacLaren & William Brockwell. 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- Archibald Campbell Maclaren.  
A BRILLIANT reputation as a Public School Cricketer, has been fully endorsed, and in a higher class of cricket in the case of A. C. MACLAREN.  Educated, like his elder brother, at Harrow, he had an extraordinary success in his first match against Eton at Lord's.  Though not yet sixteen, his scores of 55 and 67 were the highest on the side in each innings.  He had just left Harrow when he played his first County match at Lancashire.  It was another remarkable debut, for he made 108 without a chance.  Last year he Captained the Lancashire Eleven, with no small success.  His 228 against Victoria was the highest score made for Mr. STODDART'S Team in Australia.  A reliable batsman on any wicket, and a fast scorer when set.  A fine field, too, anywhere.

2- William Brockwell.
Always a keem and sterling Cricketer,  WILLIAM BROCKWELL'S reputation as a player of quite the front rank is only the outcome of the last two seasons.  Though tried for Surrey in 1886, it was not till 1893 that his ability as a really first-class player had to be recognised.  Last year he was at the head of the batting averages in first-class matches, a position he fully earned by his consistently good batting.  Five times he scored over a hundred for Surrey at the Oval.  To a neat style, he adds a combination of sound defence and hitting powers.  In out cricket he shines equally, being at times a very effective change bowler as well as an excellent field.

Condition is Very Good.