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... THIS DAY'S CRICKET. North v. South The annual match for the benefit of the Cricketers' Fund Friendly Society commenced to-day the kind permission of the Messrs. Prince, their ground. The South side was selected by Mr. W. G. Grace, and the North Richard ...
... THIS DAY'S CRICKET. v. South This match was resumed at Prince's Ground to-day. our telegram was dispatched the score stood as follows.— north. Oscroft, c G. Grace c Pooley, Grace .„ Dockwood, c Russell, b Routhertro SS b Gilbert Seiby.cG.F. Grace, bSouthtrton ...
... CRICKET. Australian Elsven v. Soiling Extraordinary. Play this match was resumed yesterday. The weather again proved line. Alter thirty-five, minutes' play eight wickets had fallen for 10. after this Mr. Boyle did the hat trick, three wickets in three ...
... THIS DAY'S CRICKET. Notts, v. Leicestershire. This match, which was arranged the place the North v. South of the County match, previously announced, was begun to-day on the Trent Bridge Ground. The weather was showery, and an uncomfortably high wind was ...
... Nottingham, as all the world ■knows, is passionately fond of cricket, and •what more natural than that the famous county team should play a match to-day of the favourite game ? The Notts, cricketers have opened the eeason well—handsomely beating in succession ...
... THIS DAY'S CRICKET. Notts, v. Leicestershire. ~ „ The secot d day's play in this match was began halfpast twelve to-day, being half hour late owing to a drenching rain which during nearly the whole of the the conclusion of the plsy on Monday, Notts, had ...
... relaxation, of which a very large proportion seems so very much in need. The Band of Hope festival the Arboretum, and the cricket match at the Trent Bridge ground, drew many thousands to those favourite resorts. A full report of the match appears in the ...
... THIS DAY'S CRICKET. North v. South. This match was continued at Lord's to-day. Scott : SOUTH. Mr. W. G. Grace, b Shaw Barlow —.. Mr.W. K. Gilbert, hie wit, b Moiley Hon.B.Lyttleton.cPinder.bSliaw 7 A. P. Luc&s, b En.inert 30 Mr. G. F. Grace,c b Steel ...
... matter as it may be dee l3l desirable to make public. Very few persons witnessed the conclusion the Notts, v. Leicestershire cricket match on Trent Bridge Ground yesterday. _ The V p ceased before four o'clock, Notts, winning wickets. The reported fatal boat ...
... THIS DAY'S CRICKET. Surrey v. Cambridge University. This match commenced Kensington Oval to-day. The following is the score:— TOTVEBSTTT. Mr. A. E. Lucas, Johnson 0 Hon. E. Lyttleton, c Peoley, ■darratt 39 Hoi. A. Lyttleton,rnnout ~ Mr.H. Whitefield ...
... CRICKET. Torksniro Susses. Tins match was resumed on Saturday, the presence of 2,000 spectators, and concluded in favour of Yorkshire innings and four runs. Score : .. SUSSEX. Mr. A. W. Ansbrnther, hit wkt 37 Bates Mr. li. X. Ellis, ruu out 4 bRa tes ...
... THE DAY'S CRICKET. of England v. Australians. This match commenced Prince's ground to-day, the Australians going first to the wickets. The following is the score:— AUSTRALIANS. C. Bannerman, c Strachan, E. M. Grace „ 28 W. Midw;nter,c E. M. Grace, W.G ...