CRICKET
... Nicholls, b Collier, 4; Hayworth, h Collier, 0; J. Southworth, b Collier, 0; C. Turner, b Collier, 18; E. Nicholls, c Jennings, b Smith, 0; Ledgard, run out, 0; S. Wood, b Collier, 0; W. Smith, c and b R. South ...
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FOOTBALL
... summer shower, Miss A. Hast- ings; song, Ready l Mr. P. Charlett; recitation, Miss Rose; song, Philip the F alconer Miss Charsley; song, Mr. J. Hastings; glee, Dawn of Day ?? song, The Old Rustie Bridge, Miss Prescott; piano solo, ...
CIRCKET
... C.R.-Miss Lilly Belding (captain), b J. Griffiths, 6;( Miss Trixey Maynard, b W. Meadows, 2; Miss Cecilie Fowler, b J. Griffiths, 10; Miss Alice Butt, b W. Meadows, 4; Miss Flo ...
YESTERDAY'S PLAY
... egainst Surrey at the Oval, and in consequence, were beaten bV 99 runs with an innings to spare. Surrey, 463 (D. L.A. Aephson not out 138, V. J. S. Crawford 10l): Laneashire, 217 and 147. GLOUOESTER v. YOREKSIIIRE. This match, played at Cheltenlam, concluded ...
CRICKET
... Elvin, b Miss Lilly Belding, 0; Miss Nellie Hinder, c Miss Lilly Clayton, b Miss C. Fowler, 6; Miss Bertha Godfrey, b Miss Lilly Belding, 13; Miss Rosie Lyall, b ...
MIDDLESBROUGH BOATING CLUB BALL
... Mr T 9 to J. J. Smythe. Mr T.. H. Wilson, Miss 'rolv- McLauchlan, Mr D. and Miss Terrace, d' Misses H. and M. Terrace, Mr and Mrs tnrn J, JUmnpleby ...
CHESS
... Wimbledon; J. C, Parry, Shrewsbury; W. Ward, London and Bristol; A. L. Stevenson, Smeeth, Keat; a. J. Lambert, Exeter; F. J. H. Elwell, Southampton; Fred Brown, Dudley; E. Jones Batemau, London; A, Rumboll, Bath; B. D. Wilmot, Mickleton, Glos. CLASS II.- ...
STOCKTON CHARITY BALL
... Kirk and Miss Kirk, Mir anid Mrs A. 'mitti Trechnisanil and Miss Trecismami, Mir ltadnie sad Archer and Miss Moankaut and Miss breher, Mr Rnl mis anri Mr andi Mis's M! Ieobtnaon, Mr ?? M!. B. decid cod Dedds, M3is% Trotter, Miss E. Trotter, ...
Sports and Pastimes
... H. Cssdagli and Miss Wadsworth, 2-6 and D. Newman and Miss Lambert, 80 byes; rt. A. Forster and Miss Forster, 154, beat b. Macpherson and Miss Macpherson 80 (6-1, 6-1); J. W. Pym and Mrs. Tomlinson, 16-2, 6eat ...
CRICKET
... bowling of Misses H. Cherry, Eittie Hunton, C. Ben- a ington, and Miss Croft for their respec-e ;tive sides was much admired. Appcuded i is the result:- L D RICHMOND LADIES. a Miss Hunton,, c Ehrke, b Mather 8 Miss Creft, b Matlqr ?? 16 ...
LAWN TENNIS
... Rebb and Miss Kendal, 2-6~ 5-6, Mrs. Rlobinson and Miss Dewbxrtl beat Mr's Gill and Miss Seost, 6-4, 6-4. Mrs. Meiro sad Miss readch los to Miss Ernter and Miss Hills, 4-6.4-6. Mrs. Meroae and, ...
THE WEEK'S SPORT
... (Ladies' ChampyIot ship) went to Miss If. Mooreo, Miss C. 55yo taking second, and Mtiss J. Layton thard. Tlht Ladies' Diving Chamipiouelip was sec~ared by Miss 4C. *Stvlee,, Miss R. M2Noore being secoad. aiud ...