... NO STOOLBALL enter the Sussex County Leagu.*, the eustom in previous years. Even August, into, games had cancelled players had not kept their promises appear. But tic- Secretary mther surprised that members have made extra effort play, because som«r most ...

... STOOLBALL COMPETITION for the ** llervey Trophy (uresented by L. K. HiaiVKV. I’.sq.). Trams. A LARGE VARIETY OF SIDE SHOWS, including CHILDREN’S CORNER MISS VERA SUTTON'S SCHOOL OF DANCING. WMMT DRIVE. , - »ARCY DRESS PARADE. CHILDREN'S BEAUTY COMPETITION ...

... STOOLBALL COMPETITION for *• Hervey Challenge Trophy (presented by 1.. K. Hkkvi.v. INii.). Fight Teams. A LARGE VARIETY OF SIDE SHOWS, including CHILDREN’S CORNER. MISS VERA SUTTON’S SCHOOL OF DANCING. WHIST DRIVE. FANCY DRESS PARADE. CHILDREN’S BEAUTY ...

... NETBALL—HANDBALL —STOOLBALL. Thanks to the kind co-operation Wedding of C. 5.11. H. Fulier-MissD.M.Dale _ CEREMONY AT HAYWARPS HEATH. St. Wilfrid’s Church. Haywards Heath, was the scone of the wedding on July 31 of Company-Sergeant- Major Hugh Fuller ...

... STOOLBALL TOURNAMENT AT HAYWARDS HEATH. Bluebells Win the Hervey Trophy For the First Time. Thrilling Final: Burgess Hill Runners-up. As it was not possible to hold tlie annual stoolball tournament .at the Haywards Heath Country Market th syear, the ...

... PARTNER WHIST DRIVE in the Co-operative Hall, Friday* March IQ, 7 o'clock, in aid the Aster Stoolball Club. Voucher and other prizes. Admission Is. - Advt. CALEDONIAN DANCE. The Mid-Sussex Caledonian Society will hold dance in the Puljic Hall on Saturday ...

... THIS YEAR. several members the Hill Stoolball Club have taken war work, or have *;onc into business, s»auu*s will Ik* played this year. This statement Avas made to our representative by Mrs. G. Still, Secretary the Club, when called seek an answer to ...

... interested to hear what had been done, thanks to the generosity of many friends, in sending stoolball sets to military camps in England and France. June stoolball matches were held in the Inner Temple Gardens (by kind permission of the Benchers) to help ...

... ami was decided that future the Stoolball Huh should make their own anangements about cutting the grass ~n their pitches. It was also agreed that there should an inter-change of fixture lists the Cricket and Stoolball Chibs, and that the Stoolhall Club ...

... COWFOLD. CHARITY STOOLBALL MATCH. The British Red Cross Society Ixmefited by 7s. the result of stool ball match, organized Mrs. Tosh and-Mr. H. Mitchell, and played the local ground on Thursday. The match was between teams selected Mrs. Tosh and Mr. Mitchell ...

... CRICKET FIXTURE. SATIKDAV. Burgess Hill v. Burgess Hill fenc-e .( . (2.15 p.m.). STOOLBALL. Burgess v. Burgess Hill, la-t Wednesday. Burgess Hill M. Marchant ti:!, Mrs. \verv o'i. E. Marchant $5, Mrs. Mrs. Orton 19. Mrs. Simmonds 11. Ditchling Mrs. 'JAmu ...

... drives, dances and compct itions were held. success attending each. Kight teams participated in a stoolball tournament, promoted by the Hassocks Stoolball Club, and held at the Adastra Ground on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Each player contributed ...