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... MR. WARNER'S TEAM ARRIVES. Mr. F. A. Iredale, the well-known cricketer, cabled from Adelaide yesterday that the English team of cricketers under P. F. Warner's captaincy received a most enthusiastic reception on arrival there. The Mayor of Adelaide held ...
... players in the home counties. Medical Members of the House of Commons are about to form a party of their own. The English cricket team have had an enthusiastic reception on arrival at Adelaide. Experiments in Paris yesterday showed that motor-cars can ...
... yesterday, had to be postponed owing to the sodden nature of the ground. In additon to the South Africans, a team of Indian cricketers will visit this country next season. The arrangements are in the hands of Mr. Sewell, of the Essex County Club. With only ...
... Robertson has no pet theories or superstitions, cultivates a sane and healthy view of life, and was brought up to play hockey, cricket, and lacrosse. She is an admirer of Tolstoy and Hardy's books, and when asked to choose a working motto, considered that I'er ...
... MR. WARNER'S CRICKET TEAM. Mr. Warner's team of cricketers made a good mencement at Adelaide on Saturday in the first of the M.C.C. tour. Their opponents were South Au a tralia, who, los'ng the toss, fielded all day w hile, perfect wicket, the Englishmen ...
... Suresnes, into an immense and international motordrome and general European rendezvou s for cycle races, walking matches, ball, cricket, and other sports. There would be straight runs for mile and kilometr e , contests, and a circular track six miles round which ...
... MR. WARNER'S XI.-HUGE SCORE. The M.C.C. team of cricketers, under Mr. P. F. Warner's captainship, have commenced there Australian tour with a brilliant display of batting against South Australia at Adelaide. Resuming the match yesterday, they carried ...
... ENGLISH CRICKETERS IN AUSTRALIA. Time may, after all, rob the M.C.C. team of victory in the first match of their Australian tour against South Australia at Adelaide. By declaring at 483 for eight wickets, and then disposing of three Colonial batsmen ...
... fully adult birds, others, as might be seen by their plumage, have left the nest only this spring. ENGLISH CRICKETERS IN AUSTRALIA. The cricket match between South Australia and the M.C.C. team, under Mr. Warner's captainship, ended yesterday in a draw; ...
... ENGLISH CRICKETERS IN AUSTRALIA. The second match of the M.C.C. tour in Australia was commenced against Victoria at Melbourne yesterday. Mr. Warner left out Braund, Arnold, and Lilley. The Colonials won the toss, and, batting first, were all disposed ...
... CRICKET IN AUSTRALIA. The M.C.C. team of cricketers touring in Australia made a brilliant show against Victoria at Melbourne on Saturday. Having previously disposed of the Colonials for 162, the Englishmen ran up the fine score of 376 for five wickets ...
... yesterday sailed for the Persian Gulf, escorted by four battleships. Victoria lost by an innings and 71 runs to the Marylebone Cricket Club yesterday at Melbourne. ...