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... CRICKET. T. UOTTSSETT. the oval on Monday, in dull areathar. They Urge acores. Oxford it»t i»d inakn start. 80BMT. Abel, b M«-nn « M. a. Burh. Mure -A* Mayra, Bonham-CarUr, anei I* l lotland, b KrOy . Uaywaid. c and More • ’ A. von traaUiauaoou ran out ...
... ———— CRICKET AT BURY. A PROMISING OUTLOOK. ~ The annual meeting of members of the Bury and West Suffolk Cricket Club was held at the Angel Hotel on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. E. W. Lake presiding. From the balance-sheet for 1913 it appeared that the receipts ...
... riew. hold out hopes of their joining the F League. now moved that the Cricket Club do not in any way entertain ■ idea.—Mr. Turner, the Hon. Secretary ft Sudbury Conservative Cricket Club, -aw ■ had wan Mr. Graham. .n»l ' the matter had fallen through, and ...
... their players. CARROW (NORWICH). Great changes have taken place in the above club since the close of lost season. Hill, the newly-elected Norfolk County Captain, has deserted the club in favour of Nonrich C.E.Y.M.8., whilst their late Secretary has severed ...
... bas dene for ericket in East Anglia cannot s over-estimated, and it was very gratifying w #~ the Chairwan of the Essex County Club o such form with the bat, ke and Perrin mtting on nearly 30 runs for the last wicket Y. 1. Gahy bowled well, taking five ...
... Bpink *ad Law. Scorer*: and Simw. BURY AND WEST SUFFOLK ▼. M.C.C. Splendid Issnroa bt the Sorvoix Club. This annual two day*’ fixture was commenced on the Cricket Field, Buy St. Edmund's, Monday. The wicket was in capital condition, and although the weather ...
... THE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP, Per. P. W. L D. P. cents. Notts 12 0 4 12 100.00 Yorkshire.. 2O 10 2 8 8 16.61 Worcestershire l5 7 2 6 S 53.55 Barrer .. 22 10 3 9 7 53.84 Mid€ll.iraez l4 1 2 6 4 50.00 'Lancashire .. 30 $ 4 38.46 Kest .21 11 7 ...
... one defeat, two drawn games. The captain of the Essex County Club has no doubt received a heavy bag of condoling epistles since the crushing defeat of the Etmx eleven Surrey. where one may, cricketers admire toe plucky (and sanoearfal} fight Essex has made ...
... dismissed for 0 in the first inning*, scored 38. and Hill, also unlucky Friday, made 22. The innings terminated for the reepectable total 122, leaving the homo county but 51 to win. Montgomerie and Bugg went in. and 18 were scored before the first wicket ...
... Cycling Club, run to Onmdisbnrgh. ICth, at Chelmsford, Essex County Cycling and Athletic Meeting. 16th, Crystal Palace Challenge Can Meeting. 18th, Ipswich Cycling Club, 10 Mile Handicap Road Race, over the usual course. 20th, Melton Cycling Club, ran to ...
... Neither county was ;:!IV represented in the match at Leeds, Essex, indeed, being without the Rev. L. H. Gilling: haw, F. L. Fane, G. B. Davies, and G. M. Louden. A trial was given to C. 8. Richardson, the popular ukfippcr of the Witham Club. s 1t ‘will ...
... proprietary interests of the Club occasioned by the sewage scheme promoted by the New‘market Urban District Council, stands over for fur‘ther consideration. ESSEX COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS AND RACE MEETING. The entries for the Essex County Race Meeting, which takes ...