... none t,»> well, losing three wickets quick time. But the is quite devoid tail, untepa a tele eontinuut: success, and upon Jack Wilkinson being Joined toother Vic, victory soon made its appearance the horiaon. Unfortunately, remained there, for four wickets ...

... wickets. For Hallam, Foster was the roost successful bowler, having five out of the six which fell. Before the bowling of Jack Wilkinson, Hallam made very poor show, only Walker reaching double figures in full total of 51, but their batting was weak, Hallam’s ...

... total 120, which total the captain applied the closure. For this transformation the score book Wednesday were indebted to Jack Wilkinson and in slightly lesser degree to K. Champion. Tho former’s innings not out was in every way admirable whilst the latter ...

... changes, readied 122. which total the innings , • outstanding feature the Innings was tindoubtedly really fine effort by Jack: Wilkinson, whoso , not out was in every way good innings. This . young player, who was only brought into the first team a few weeks ...

... esptezn’s defenoe, bat Teams Moriey made 8. Wilktoaon uastol pastaar, and the two stayed long anangk to not 36 runs the Jack Wilkinson Mtodtor the first time this Maeoa. but Ernest Rodgers and A. T. Biggin assecietod fine pertnership, and tbs bowling of ...

... brook Reform are hoping have their strongest team available when they meet B*. John’s, their semifinal victors lad year. Jack Wilkinson, cricket fame, continues thorn in the side Tinsley Park’s opponents, using excellent tact and judgment. (fuJI-fwrk>. Pults ...

... position of left full back with credit, hia kicking being perfect. In him. C.O.R. Loco have an able defender. E. Ibbotaon, Jack Wilkinson, Fred Stevenson, and Staniforth were great defensive form for Tinsley Park against CaiumeU’a, especially during Hie second ...

... the ilunlor League seintfinals along with R.B. and Kimberworth 0.8., who are practically sure to qualify. Ibbotson and Jack Wilkinson put good tnr Tinsley Park against Treeton, but were handi- Suwd badly U the support they got from the substituted Wlio ...

... majority of-the players haCnot had any practice whatever, the extremely good total 135 was made, the chief contributor being Jack Wilkinson, who batted in magnificent style for 56 not put, never giving the slightest change until nearing the half-century, • Carbrook ...

... when they had UronfieldToivm as. visitors and most enjoyable game. They hadn t had on for their popular member, their Jack.Wilkinson,,had.“done.ut was gained mainly through, the good bowling of C. Stamforth (four for 13) andH. Paltnor (four for 11),. ...

... inflicted upon the latter their fourth eiiccewiva reverae and had revenge for their defeat at Park HiU Lane. What did Jack Wilkinson think? Batting first. Exchange made good start, Carr and Lister putting on 30 for tlie farst wicket, Carr then being c ...

... was smw-tly stumped by Jack Wilkinson. N. Mooro (of the R.F.C.) got useful 10, and eventually the respectable score of was reached. In reply Exchange set about tho bowling in fine style, Carr being not out 55, and Jack Wilkinson t 6 not out, the home team ...