... his bails flying two runs later. They lost five wickets for only 94 runs by lunch. Livingston and Oldfield played watchful cricket. against the Indian bowlers. who were getting some help from the pitch. !Propped Tries, Freer and Old/lcid opened the second ...

... RUN, RABBIT, RUN-BEFORE New cover on cricket field k o IPECTATORS at cricket match es played by a Hayes, Kent. club will be covered next season by third party insurance against possible Injury. Announcing this, Mr. Arthur Collins, club president, said ...

... a habit of centuries A CENTURY by Norman Oldfield, the Northamptonshire opening batsman, helped the Commonwealth touring cricket team lead India by 85 runs with four wickets in hand, at the end of the fourth day in the third unofficial Test at Calcutta ...

... bottles of stout and hip the stars had a word fo: I'm telling you . in a terr . . . ible sta Drill for cricket teacher At a training school for cricket coaches opened by Trevor Bailey, England and Essex allr, ound er, trainees are taught the finer points ...

... posalsamong a new series of ,paro- 113 interesting source of business—the fatali- , . to be considered by ties were: boxing four, cricket one, foot- ball six, gymnastics two skating one and meant H. Piper. So Mrs. Piper got her the Atomic Policy Corn- of sledging ...

... his right shoe, 4 too. Just let me have a fling in the jig . he But eight young men in watches! white flannels and blue cricket caps said : No. Violins sang and bagpipes • wailed at this English Folk Dance festival. car Please . . said old Bill ...

... Lon- tion scene certainly means Wish 1 had a pound for every (lame of don travel agents have what it says and the Cen- , cricket I've, played here, he said. been stolen, sot might object. s We cadt a : IMPROYEYNIR •THE POPE IS STAR 9 OF Try this Corset ...

... S. M The first surprise. with the defeat number eight Derek Bull. the Mid d lawn tennis player, lost 7-9, 3-9. 5- 9 Kent cricketer. Mallett. Adlver s' Annosen, POOLS DIVIDE Certified Dividends January 7. 1950 SHERMANS, Pool 1 7 Match Treble Poss. Pts. ...

... No. 468 ACROSS 4, Defeat; 10, Co untenance: t tadulterated; 13. Pre, • Organ part; 17, Be vbere 19. Hardened; 20, .:422, Cricket trophy; ,4 1e; 25, Colour; 27, 29, Recluse; 34, Number of Eschewins: Se. 31. ...

... Eye-glass 10, Countenance: 12. U uiterated; 13. Present; 15, Organ part; 17. Be effusive; 19, Hardened: 20, Number; 22. Cricket trophy; 24, Time; 26. Colour: 27. Young outline% 29, Recluse'. 32, Atorp; 34, Number of spectatols; 35, Plains; 30. Fabrics; ...

... my bed saying that the room is required for another lodger. LANDLADY No. 1 threw me out because I wasn't keen on playing cricket With her eight-year-old boy. I did play once to please her—and she wouldn't believe it was an accident that I threw the ball ...

... Astonish; 13. Generous; 15. Competed; 18, Ignited; 17, Linked 18. Abhor; 20. Swinging bed; 21. Cloth: 24. Carriage; 27, Cricket term; 28. Bird: 29, Occupation; 31, Machine pert; 32. With; 33, Artless; 34, Courage; 35, Stop ...