Charles Carlisle Pilkington. & A. B. Lubbock. 1895. (Cricketers).

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

1- Charles Carlisle Pilkington.
A record of four seasons in Eton and Harrow matches does not fall to the lot of many Cricketers.  The Eton Captain, C. C. PILKINGTON, is one of the exceptions.  Appearing first at Lord's in 1892, his career as an all-round Cricketer at Eton has been one of unbroken success.  In 1893 he not only tied for the second score against Harrow, but bowled, too, with some considerable success.  Nor will his excellent cricket last year have been forgotten by those who witnessed the match.  F. H. E. CUNLIFFE and he proved themselves to be two of the most prominent Cricketers Eton has sent to Lord's for a long time.  An excellent bat with defence as well as hit, he is, in addition, above the average of school bowlers, verying the pitch and pace with great judgment.  That his cricket has not suffered this year can be proved by the experience of the Eton and Winchester match in which he made 72 in his one innings, besides taking seven wickets for 94 runs.

2- A. B. Lubbock.
LUBBOCK and LYTTELTON have been names to conjure with in Eton cricket as well as football for many years.  The latest bearer of the name in the Eton Eleven is A. B., the young Cricketer who played such an excellent innings of seventy-two against Winchester lately.  Last summer was his first year in the School Eleven, and he made a fairly good show at Lord's in the Harrow match.  This season his cricket has, as was only to be expected, shown a considerable development, and if he should only be able to devote anygreat amount of time to the game, should train on into a first-rate player.

Condition is Very Good.