Cadet Bentinck, b Hillyard 24 Capt. Bainbridge, c Booth, b Pyke 5 Cadet Nugent, b Pyke 0 Underwood, c Johnstone, b Wells 15 Cadet Johnson, c Johnstone, b Wells 0 Sergt. Meakin, b Arbuthnot 8 Cadet Collins, b Wells 15 Lieut. Thomas, b Pyke 13 Cadet Brock, b Wells 5 Cadet Loring, b Wells 4 Cadet Vivian, not out 2 Extras 12 --- Total 103 The College score was not a formidable one to face; but when the "pro" was out for 15 there was considerable anxiety. Lieut. Thomas, however, the other great "stand by," was still to go in. When he was bowled for 13 there was consternation indeed. The College team were generous in the matters of extras, however, and the hundred went up amid shouts of applause, a glorious match being brought to a triumphant conclusion. May 31st, _Britannia_ _v._ Plymouth Garrison: Garrison, 65 (Captain Quill, 46); _Britannia_, 257 for seven wickets (Bentinck, 73, Lieut. Thomas, 62). This was a great victory, as a Garrison team is usually pretty strong. In addition to "foreign" matches, of which there was a full programme every season, a great deal of ingenuity was exercised in organising both cricket and football contests among the cadets: Port Watch _v._ Starboard; the Admirers of Cambridge _v._ Oxford; Over 5 ft. _v._ Under 5 ft.; Odd Classes _v._ Even Classes; _Britannia_ _v._ _Hindostan_; to say nothing of the various matches between the terms. No "foreign" football matches appear in the earlier numbers of the magazine, but a regular programme was instituted later on. In a match on November 11th, 1884, Over 5 ft. _v._ Under 5 ft., the game was considered by the "cognoscenti" to be a hollow affair for the Overs. These heroes, however, received a lesson as to the folly of holding a foe too cheaply; for the Unders won by 7 goals to 0! The Overs, no doubt, got well chaffed about it; and the smaller boys must have played a very good game to win so easily. Cambridge twice beat Oxford; the Third Term beat their seniors, the Fourth, by one "corner" only; while the Second Term beat the "News" by 6 goals to 1.