... with flags, and fortunately the weather smiled upon the proceedings, which commenced aooutfouro’clock, with cricket and stoolball. Soon the tea bell summoned the members together to enjoy a substantial tea, but owing to the numher present it was necessary ...

... FLETGHING. STOOLBALL meeting was h the Readingroom on Wednesday evening t) consider the formation of asi club to play on the recreation ground. M*. SAUNDERS presided over good attendance, when it was resolved to form stoolbill club of nnlim ted number ...

... Stumps Guards from 4s. 6d. pair. Gloves and Gauntlets from Ss. M. pair. Nets, Poles, Ac. Lawn Tennis materials of all kinds. STOOLBALL. Tills old Sussex fame is rapidly becoming popular. L. * Son are the only makers of the Sussex Regulation Bata Complete Sets ...

... Fames 21 12 G. Hatcher 21 Bridger 21 H. 17 138 121 SHEFFIELD PARK. STOOLBALL.—A stoolball match was played in the Park on Monday, between Miss M. Attenborongh's XI. and the Cowfold Stoolball Club, the teams being very evenly matched. On their arrival the ...

... teachers, and children with number friends adjourned to Pakyns Manor, the mansion of Mr. W. Borrer, J.P. Here cricket and stool-ball were heartily entered into by the young folks until tea. The Rural Dean (Rev. C. H. Borrer) first expressed the hearty thanks ...

... CRAWLEY DOWN. STOOLBALL MATCH.—A very enjoyable game of tool ball was played the cricket ground on Saturday between teams captained by Miss Ethel Hodgson and Mrs. Wilson. The ladies chiefly represented Crawley Down, and were pitted against the remainder ...

... was originally fixed. Between 400 and 500 children assembled and amused themselves in Horsham Park with various games. A stoolball match for adults was won by the Wesleyan party. Prizes were given for all sorts of races, and, before separating, meeting ...

... . Stumps. Leg Guards from Id. pair. Gloves and Gauntlets (rem ha. pair. Nats, Poles, Lawn Taunts materials of ell kinds STOOLBALL. This old Sussex game Is rapidly becoming popular. k Sooere the only makers the Sussex Regulation Bala Complete Seta of the ...

... many of the residents in the parish were present and joined in the amusomonts. Mr. Churchwarden Board, as wicketkeeper in stoolball, quite made a mark by the expert way in which he closed the innings of several players by stumping them out. A new feature ...

... half-doien. Stumps. Las Guards from pair. Glares tad Oaantleto from 9A «d. pair. Net A Poles Ac. Lawn Tennis materials all hinds STOOLBALL. This old Sussex game rapidly becoming popular. * Son am the only makers of the Sussex Regulation Bets the game IPem FUU ...

... the youngsters. During the afternoon the mothers put in appearance, and halt-past tour tea was served. Games such cricket, stoolball, jumping, races, distribution of cakes, sweets, &c., followed. A cricket match had been arranged during the afternoon, and ...

... passed with the family of Mr. Argyle, the late Secretary, and Mr. John Road undertook the duties tern, WORTH. STOOLBALL. —On Wednesday a stoolball match between Horsham and Worth was played on the Cricket Ground at Worth Park. Horsham won by 40 runs on the ...