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... Ehrenfried, c Langton, b Poolll 7 F. Ridley, lbw, b Tarbox H. W. Dods, c Grimsdell, b Postill J. Wilkinson. c Longton, 6 Postill . . 5 E. L. Dickinson, b Ford F. Eaton-Evans, c Grimsdell, b Postill 6 M. V. Bennett, b Ford Major C. Wilson, b Ford J. N. Worman ...
... the first half, during which the play was cow tinually in the Cambridge half. In the second half Cambridge improved. and Grimsdell. Hal!wood, and Berry scored in 15 minutes but J. E.. Searby. again through Dodd's instrumentality. gave Lincolnshire the ...
... Green .. 13 A. M. Crossman, b Ridley S. Brown, b Ridley J. G. Bland. c Drakes, b Green D. G. Oswald, c Ridley, b Green A. Grimsdell, not out C. W. Ford, st Gwyn, b Ridley C. V. Tarbox, not out Total (for 7 wkts) 53 Bowling Analysis.—lst Innings: 3 for 41 ...
... mastered. THE HERTFORDSHIRE INNINGS. The Hertfordshire innings started at 4-30 after the tea interval. C. B. Fordham and A. Grimsdell, the old Tottenham Hotspur football player and Herts, wicket-keeper, opening to the bowling of Hodgkinson and Bennett. The ...
... players engaged in the match only two could claim to be known to every ,lover of sport in Great Britain. They were Arthur Grimsdell, the old English International and lottenham Hotspur footballer, and C. V. Tarbox, the ex-Worcestershire oowler. By a remarkable ...
... indulge in some brilliant batting which brought him 53 runs before lunch. Dods secured his century before being stumped by Grimsdell off Roberts. Ehrenfried contributed 53, but in spite of Dods' valiant effort Lincolnshire were all out fin 271. losing by ...
... condemnation! One London boy wrote: “Many English lads place on the pedestal of hero-worship some great sportsman like Hobbs or Grimsdell, but surely the lifeboatman is worth ten such sportsmen.’’ Another says of the lifeboatman, “He has the spirit of the man ...
... Sutton from Chatterton’s Itfmlinjr. and A. Crinisdell and erts made the eighth wicket partnership. It was a short one. for Grim.sdell was bt'aten when playing Kick a Kill broke in from the off and took his centre I***- became somewhat erratic in his deliveries ...
... they could not ret&'n their footing, with the result that catch after catch was snapped up by the fielders and Tarbox and Grimsdell, with no studs in their black boots, and clad in - civics - were actually faced with the task of saving the game. As the ...
... District Operatic Society. Roberts, not out R. Postill. Cartwright Burton, Scholey LINCOLNSHIRE (l#t innings). J. Robinson, st Grimsdell. b Roberts 12 K. Chatterton, Zoete, b Postill 0 R. Flatters, Ibw b Fordham 0 G. Chatterton, b T. Scholey, Grinisdeli ...
... Drakes, b Green M. Crossman. a Drakes, b Sutton 9S Brown, b Drakes Q. Bland, b Green ~ 7 G. Oswald, Green b Drakes II Grimsdell c Walker b batten 4 W. Ford c Drakes batten ~ 9 c Gaya b Ridley 19 £. Roberts Frearson Drake* M C. V. Tarbox not ...
... of sport in Great Britain. They were CAST FOR 1932. Ay had the same unfortunate experience MORE CONFERENCE THANKS Arthur Grimsdell, the old English Inter- sat of their Pageants in that particular A letter was read from Mr. Maurice Arm- national and lottenham ...