... w•Jrth six. Alt Law's erm is a picture in indi.io. Ask Dudley thew private opium& 4 Raley. Three to be some very attratmv• cricket at Edgbaeton mixt week . Arthur Mold was rather surprised o Monday. Lamaslure were rather surprnsrd • , ith W wirkshire's ...

... &OATS . ct YMa t taro TIRE.. H in. 13 HOCATION. EmBROCAIIuN. ATHLETIC SPORTS, FETES, GALAS, etc. N ET!! IitTON. NETHERTON CRICKET CLO 3. TUC 17. ANSI:AL ATllLlrlts* X.II. A.• A Orr moms.. tloAor a. A.A. Into And NAIL: NM tato pima co Oho Clot. (lowed lh ...

... • little time since— TM., that be would make scree rune before the end of the seassoic Notting would more delight the cricket world that% to see the popular wicket keeper grating his centuries again, and, but from • nasty crock from Mold's feet bowling ...

... mutest • 1.110 t 'Ube Wnte year mane and with sod to any ot dada Aguhuu. w pit, Luor ILII E 1 ENING, July 16th. autdrumed CRICKET VON FICTITIM, 111‘/ItT6 Any umber of Onewnsnon — y tie war Osnoppinny. GENERAL CONI)11 1 —The award the Lebow's'''. oat employed ...

... JUNIOR. FIRST DIVISION. The tabhe below eves at a all seformation aii to how the duke to the litrottostuim and Dtetriot Cricket Lawn hare parformd rnm, loaf, and drawn. both home and away, runs obtained, Inas of wickets, and number pet:,ta mom& tin table ...

... W. Leer L L LILI I L L final fur the Birmingham Cricket Shield took place a 4 the Trinity-mad en Monday, before about a skim. spernators. The result again unsatisfamory. insomuch es it ruled in a dram, will bay* to bo replayen. There was, hi rarer, little ...

... pomp doirawsog pair. two laeglad antra Wary. Goad plain bait to wear; Stamp gear sad sow /ads aro was, thaws 'N. tW.k OUR CRICKET COMPETITION AWARD FOR LAST W IEX. p_ • dries lbw MOM am by 00••1 1•11 Yaw Wiwi. •••• by I. 141mis1 ALLAYING IRRITATION we ...

... change bowler, sad on present form he will prove a formidable player at the wickets. His father. almost the doyenof local cricket, who ran up a century in style on lietaniay week, has been pmeatated with a but in recogni. lion of the event, Dr. Curbs* ...

... of the ovcos that be, is that Warwickiihire has a lire chance nowadays of stepping right to the front of brat-class county cricket. Of rcer..e, Tom Rieliaidsous aro horn and nut hind,. They are nut to be picked up every dad, or in any county. But, as everybody ...

... lasi alibi:- ns T ai. um. Drawn. Pr . Pie XIV. I .. . I A s i i .. Herst4lisei .. .. .. e I:: 2 Whit • ts•erirtaly three I. cricket! but thi. Nis yr if/slily talker Iderk•ritrart It iS byre). H. 41~ \lanai,. Ma at Ake:— H I;mArt 7 .. 0 011 , 1e. 11 gent ...

... theassilvaa to come esterit for that, for nitrite' trete tooved eery expensiir• iodeed. .cal of the Lees ea, played capital cricket, l 153 a luasiarly display. .liy, the Werisivlshire bowlers did not • lila. very flattetiog figures. Field I. %lot well, bet ...

... CRICKET COMPETITION. FIVE GUINEAS OFFERED. We • prise 4 PIN'S GIYINILAS who p vat ~ks d she whole the thee oeetpee•or ow the the rote win be divided. set rem the 4 the multi • 00148111LATION PRIZE 1.4 TWO GVINKAS h. the MM. I peeler who gives the mat ...