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... AND IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN A CRICKET SCORE! RAITH ROVERS, 6; FALKIRK, 4. (Half-time—4-3.) Scorers: —Raith Rovers—Garth (6 min. ), Maule (26 and 58 min.), Collins (21 and min.). Kelly (60 min.); Falkirk —Inglis (14 min.), Dawson (16 min.), Plumb (18 min.) ...
... sained in nieiit Irom the . fact Hint he was feverish ami distinctly unwell . 1 remember Ponsford nlaying rao « t sloriom cricket v .-n » n ho was sick in the Oval Test ot 1930 . Itowan s inningi h . id something of that same brilliant qtiality , as thonuli ...
... Susan Fiddler McKen- , three Imperial Service Medals to Messrs. judgement and the beauty of it we:, he zie in her 100th year. Cricket --Fraser- Andrew Forbes, C. S. Taylor and J McKay, their appreciation. The inscription read, was always right. burgh 108 ...
... one for 24. OLDFIELD'S CENTURY A century by Norman Oldfield. Northants opening batsman, helped the Commonwealth touring cricket team to lead India by 85 runs with four wickets in hand at the end of the fourth day in the third unofficial Test at Calcutta ...
... THE BRECHIN ADVERTISER pool” for junior solos the annual contest of the Forfarshire Amateur Band Association. Cricket news figured eren more prominently than usual in the Advertiser columns during 1949. It was the Club’s Centenary year and the very successful ...
... may be increased by £3OO for each year ending 30th September. JOHN R. THOMSON, 6 Mearchant Street, Treasurer. e i PETERHEAD CRICKET CLUB. NEW YEAR DRAW Winning Numbers: 11, 550, 649, 692, 832, 912. 1247, 1258, 1411, 1457, 1576, 1656 ...
... Tourists' Bright Spot A CENTURY by Norman Oldfield, the Northamptonshire opening batsman, helped the Commonwealth touring cricket team to lead India by 85 runs with four wickets in hand at the end of the fourth day in the third unofficial Test at Calcutta ...
... boxers won two titles when the Midlands District Boxing Championships were staged in the Blast Mill Hall on the 26th. The Cricket Club’s celebrations readied a happy climax in the Centenary Supper in the Masonio Hall on the 25th. was exening’s fine fellowship ...
... and Miss ’Agnes Pollock. Some of the finest cricket , played Guthrie Park since the years before the war was seen the Brechin v. Scottish XI match on the Bth, Well-known personalities in Scottish cricket were in actum. The Brechin. was skippered by H ...
... made 526 for seven (declared) in their first innings, India squared the unofficial Test series with the Commonwealth touring cricket team to-day, when they won the third Test by seven wickets at Calcutta. The Commonwealth had won the first and the second ...
... Babe Built. In those days a man was considered an ace if in one season he hit eight home runsâsomething like sixes at cricket. In 1921 Babe hit 54 and six years later he made the record total of 60. The most audacious act in his spectacular career ...
... heads of the firm. In earlier days the Laird was a keen athlete. He played football for the Croon,” but his real game was cricket and he played for B.G.C. the days of their glory, half a century ago. A dour bat he was a grand man to have at a crisis. He ...