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... towards any deficiency that may be incurred by county cricket. *#+ Mr. J. M. Sagar-Musgrave, of Red Hall, Shadwell has announced his intention of presenting in the coming season for competition by the cricket clubs in the Barkston Ash Division, a silver chailenge ...
... PRESTON, THE YORKSHIRE CRICKETER. Sy { NN =. \ ~~ YY 4) 4 MY NT, Dhar Le fj iy Ld Mey i Hy Uf Sui “t The above portrait in our Football Edition ...
... LO Ss CRICKET GROUND. An infinential meeting was held on Saturday at tne Eyre Arms, St. John’s Wood, to consider what steps should be taken to oppose the scheme of the Manchestez, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Company to construct a rail- way through Hampstead ...
... effect that the Borough Engineer be asked to prepare plans showing how the old racecourse could be turned into football, cricket, and recreation grounds, As a matter of course, memorials from several religious bodies and from the Women’s Liberal Association ...
... are sure { to be returned good winners. Apart from his ability as trainer and horseman, Joe is # great lover of | BOTH THE CRICKET BAT AND GUN, rather partial to the fishing-rod. Tt 13 also said that he rather shines as a comic vocalist. He isa cheery, ...
... G LEMAN CRICKETER TROUBLE. At the Birmingham Polhce Court yesterday Charles Francis Hunt, coal merchant, and William Phillips, clerk, were charged on a warrant with conspiring to defraud several manufacturers in Birmingham. The police allege that Phillips ...
... disappear- ance of Mr. M. P. Bowpen, the Surrey amateur, bespeaks a sad mortality among notable cricketers. Mripwixrer, though an attained his proficiency in cricket in the Colonies, and on returning to England played for Glou- cestershire. The Australian Eleven ...
... announce in our sporting column, was born on June 19, 1852, his birth- place being the subject of much discussion. His early cricket was played in the Colonies, and he formed one of the first team that visited our shores from Australia in 1878 under the captaincy ...
... Vivlet with white stars, and very nappy. +s The death is announced from Melbourne, Australia, of W. Midwinter, the well-known cricketer. It was only in June last ecablegram was received announcing that the poor fellow had become hopelessly insane. We give a ...
... of next year. ee We understand on good authority, says the that it is intended, if possible, to arrange a North v. South cricket match in Birmingham next summer. Another disappointment was in store for tile Auteuil executive yesterday, as the racing was ...
... slashing colt by Hampton —Kate Craig, and Grand Master, a well-named son of Barcaldine and Geheimmniss Ret The Sussex County Cricket Club Committee have decided to grant a match next season to their old professional, Walter Humphreys. The precise match will ...
... PORTING NOTES The County Cricket Council committed suicide yester- day. The inquest has been indefinitely postponed. The taken at Wakefield yesterday on the occasion of the Yorkshire v. Surrey match amounted to £170. ‘ ER The Wakefield Club Executive ...