... Pavilion) 21. second round S. G. Field (Wallington) IS. r. W. Lewin (Player's Athletic) 21; W. Davis (Brighton) 21. F. W. Ault Mansfield Park) 19; J. Eyre, (Croydon) 17. F. G. Truss (Lancing) 21; W. W. Clark ißalham) 21. It. W. Rossetter (Marine Gardens) 9: L ...

... BANDSMEN'S SUCCESSFUL AN UNFORTUNATE. ACCIDENT. There was nu Pack of thrills At the military fete and motor.cycle gymkhana in Mansfield Park Wednesday evening, at, ranged by the Rent: of the 4th Battalion Royal Kossex Repreent, in mil of their Rand Fund and of ...

... mot. Johs'a br siekri.. Against an attack of speed and spin. 10-men Southwatei spent more than two hours scoring 64 at Mansfield Park on Saturday. Munn had 10 snaidens :at his 17 oven. After losing Cass. Bevan and Leany for 11. Last Worthing went on to ...

... Clarke for the second prizes, which comprised cigarettes. An extra end was won by Mr. Arthur's THE MUT AND THE LAST. Mansfield Park played their first match of the season and their last against Lowea. At home on Wednesday they won l.y 37 points. Sawa ...

... which would tend to throw the whole fixture list out of order. The first Club to call for the re-start of the League were Mansfield Park. Thetr demand was supported weeks later y Tarring Priory. West TangalL Marine Gardens and Worthing seisiemtleally followed ...

... Committee, and she also regretted that closed for an indefinite period. He is Reitman scored the first goal of the At Mansfield Park on Saturday the match, Guist heading through from a Brighton and County Harriers' team took also in favour (.4 legalizing ...

... 2nd XI 42.301; Findon A v. Washington: Worthing Nondescripts v. Hove Montedore *Rotary) ; Chippingg! dale v East Freston Mansfield Park. 2.30): Last Preston A v. Chippingdale A (2.30) Bowls— Worthing A v. Portslade Gas Works A 13.0) SUNDAY Cricket— Angmering ...