... Centur Serena- for the first time in 13 matches | ders 4.30, Records 5, Children District Manage! ed since October 22. LISS CRICKETERS > 6.20, District Office pla nis Morgan, Norwich’'s | News; 6.15, Sport Lower Drayton Lane, To Cost £990 Workers Playtime ...

... pace and gradually slowed challenge for a place In the first ball the 1 down. Play seldom left the Old team and Eidgway’s cricket support wmild help alleviate Ruymian half except for spirited duties will be less serious to financial difficulties. wing ...

... the Com E games he got one or two r a |most encouraging thing, how- Gloucester ; Lt. C. E A. Innsworth, | wealth touring cricket tean Ww ever is that our up-and-coming 8 R.T.R., ol- gay when they won the 1 on top of one another. three matches in four ...

... reminds la memory of the ueue I to from his original Zurich speecd British Commonwealth is not Germany in Western Europe if the cricket ions in 1946, to Strasbourg to-day. doing so badly. As a whole it Britain hangs back and Russia that, is signing the North ...

... and Middlesex will again be the visitors' and Blackheath itime-honoured meet. tug place with Surrep. there are changes of cricket fixtures at all the Kent grcunds for 1950. GAlingh.tm has teen allocated the Glamorgan and Sussex gam F. in place of the Combined ...

... H Dobson) will arrange for tneir siting in the Borough No Cricket In The Park— Gillingham Council through its Parks Entertainments and Baths Committee has turned down a suggestion that a cricket pitch should be laid out in Gillingham Park Best The staff ...

... LEAVING able performance The Lord Mayor expressed For six years leader of the one other hope:— Kingson Boys’ Club, Kingston CRICKET.—That at the end tes Crescent, North End, Mr. J. G. of the coming summer York- make Edwards is next Monday taking shire would ...

... chairs and equipment for the Parade and Bandstand. The £2.860 spent on the Manor Sports Ground brought in LIMB from hockey, cricket. refreshments and sundries, and £2,159 went under the heading of open spaces. Improvements at Stein -gardens cost £1558, while ...

... which place on October 3rd 1899 Mr Gillingham well-known in his younger days as an Essex cricketer said that while he is in South Africa he hopes to some cricket preferably Test match CANTEEN RAIDED For the second time in a month intruders entered the ...

... and Mr Hugh Crawford (Birching ton) and his nephews Mr T Crawford (Sheldwich) and Mr T A Crawford (captain of the County Cricket 2nd XI) Resignation Mr A H B Taylor a sanitary inspector of Rochester Council has resigned ...

... 10 Shipwrights 15 4 8 Victory 4 8 Cricketers (R) 14 3 6 Foresters 6 This week’s games: Shalders “A” v Cricketers (G) Fleur Lis “A” v Bredhurst Bell: Black Lion A v Shipwrights Men of Kent v Rising Westcourt v Cricketers Foresters v Lion ”: White House Fleur ...

... 1950 CRICKET FIXTURES KENT C.E.C. i v 11 i,.101 I; Northants lliaty a/ Glamorgan . G,ilmgham MN l - 27 !Nunn:hire .. . Southampton 31 Sues., .. Gillinglinnt 3 June 7 Northants Gra,eumd June 10 ilonteraet J 17 !Amenably* .11MP 21 Wor..terohire ...