Lawrence Charles Villebois Bathurst. & Walter George Druce. 1895. (Cricketers)

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

1- Lawrence Charles Villebois Bathurst. 
Radley College gave the first touch to the cricket education of L .C. V. BATHURST, the slow bowler who did such excellent service for Oxford.  Last year he did the greater part of the bowling for the University and with excellent results, having an average only second to that of G. R. BARDSWELL.  Though at first more closely identified with Norfolk, he susequently threw in his lot with Middlesex under the residential qualification.   His success was immediate, for on his first appearance last year against Sussex his bowling contributed greatly to the victory of Middlesex.  A slow left-hand bowler with an easy delivery, he keeps a good length, and as he makes the ball do a good deal, on soft wickets is generally successfull.  A right-handed bat, he often makes runs when wanted.

2- Walter George Druce.
As Captain of the Cambridge University Eleven, W. G. DRUCE would necessarily occupy a prominent position among the Cricketers of 1895.  But on his own merits as a player also, he ranks high among the Amateurs of to-day.  Educated first at Marlborough College, he went up to Cambridge with a good reputation as an all-round Cricketer.  Nor has there been any disappointment in his case.  The latter part of his University career has been on the contrary a distinct success, but has given up the position this season.  Still as he is a brilliant field, he is equally useful anywhere.

Condition is Very Good.