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... SHEFFIELD PARK. STOOLBALL MATCH.—A stoolball mateh was played at the Park on Monday Dbetween Miss M. Attenborough's XI. and tie Cow fold Stoolball Club the teams Leing very even!y matched. For Miss Attenborough's XI. Mise E Holman and Mrs, Bellingham ...
... MALLSIIA M. STOOLBALL MATCH.—A match was played on the Recreation Ground mumtv mombers of the Hailsham Stoolball Clab, , tea on each, ST OUJT 57 waterLoo st w. L 'NDON,ERIGITON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY. NEW FAST TRAIN (1, 2, 3 Class) between BRIGHION ...
... UtISPZII MAWR. —An interesting and enjoyable stoolball match was playod at the Nunnery, Rosner, a few daysago, by pr3lnissinnot Mr. and Miss Hunt. The were chosen by Mr. Harvey and Mr. Morris, that of the tatter waning by 25 runs. ...
... CLUB.—The first meeting of the above Club was held on the Tye, Alfiiston, on Wednesday evening, when some grod games of stoolball were played by two elevens chosen on the ground. The Clab numbers nearly 40 members, and the Vicar of the parish is President ...
... Selmeston Stoolball Clab have prescated theic popular captain, Miss Lug, with a silver kay chain and teloscope pencil case, as a slight token of esteem and appreciation for the many [fiumnt outings and kindness shown them during the stoolball season, Tue ...
... FLETCHING. STOOLBALL AT SHEFFIELD PARK. —On Saturday a stoolball match was played Sieffield Park between Miss May Attenborougas Xl. and the Fle:ching Recreation Ground Club, end ing m a victory for the former. Both the teams, with friends, were kindly ...
... and cottagers on the estate, about 30, to tea in the mansion. Unfortunately the weather prevented the piojected game of stoolball in the afternoon, yet the party enjoyed themselves over the cup of tea and the many good things provided for them, and on ...
... cnergetic roii Mr. and Mrs. Turner. During the afterncon various kinds were hell in an tdtdni:, field, hwlndnt ericket, stoolball, footbedl, swings, &£c., after which abou 150 persons partook of a good tea, provided by Mr, Tlrn:;n Theushd:g{anm ifx!o ...
... FLETCHING. STOOLBALL.—Last week the Recreation Ground Swolball Ciub were .?m victorious over Danehill Ivy Club, winning by 24 yuns on the first innings., Score — FLETCHING., DaxkniLe, Mrs T. Bellingham 4 Miss Chattield . 8 Mrs 8 ...
... - HORSHNAM. 1F you want a good CLOCK or WA ICH worth mon» ¢ :h'.h“\nm-tl.-mn‘o STOOLBALL. —A nu:‘mg‘_u between teams ting was played ke =Pt o e season in draw in the home team’s favour. For Waihn? Misees S. Goldemith and Beeching batted in exoellent ...
... SHEFFIELD PARK. | STOOLBALL MATCH.—A stoolball match between | Miss M. Attenboroughs XI. and Barcombe lolanthe was played on Tucsday in | the Park, and won by the visitors on the first innings by 23 rums. For the losing team Miss . Hyder played a splendid ...
... was stratched Across the gateway, with the inscription in large gfl lotters, * Barcomba Gospel Temperance jety.” Crickes, stoolball, and other games weore heartily played until half-past four, when about 100 of the Sunday School children, of Woodside and ...