... THE STOOLBALL CLUB. A large crowd watched an interesting stoolball match at the Rerre.ation Ground, on Thursday last. between teams captained by Holland and ?Cos Sunmoods, Miss Holland's stde batted first, registering • of 96. of which land showed good ...

... THE STOOLBALL CLUB. Members of the Stoo'ball Club played a match in the Recreation liround on Thurs. clyyr evening, the elevens being captained by Miss Payne and Mr. P. Burke, Miss Payne's side batted first, and chiefly owing to a 55 not out by P. Ling ...

... THE STOOLBALL CLUB. The members of the Tot ton filo°lball Club, numbering over 50. journeyed by train to Lyndhurst - road last week, on the occasion of their annual outing to the New Forest. Various amusements were followed by tea, after which • series ...

... THE STOOLBALL CLUB. Tn. financial report of the Totton Stool. ball flub. , presented by Ruth Abrahams at the annual meeting. was of a very satisfactory character. The receipts included £4 3id. from the Entertain• meat Committee. £2 in donations. and £2 ...

... stools for bats, hence the name stoolball. It has been played in its present form in Sussex for many years, and most villages in the part where he (the speaker) had formerly resided, around Lewes, had their stoolball clubs. As a rule, ladies of the various ...

... STOOLBALL CLUB CHANCES. The Totton Stoolball Club, formed over two years ago for ladies, is undoubtedly growing in popularity in this district. First. formed:kr eventually a junior brand!' wat formed, and iicith sections of the club have shown keen interest ...

... desirable to hold a meeting in London during the autumn, at which representative stoolball players of various counties England would he able to consider la) - Rules of stoolball as printed in London and circu• lated therefrom and lb) stoolhall rules as decided ...

... STOOLBALL CLUB WHIST DRIVE. In connection with the Totton Stoolbaji Club, a successful whist was held at the Working Mena. Hell, Cornmetwiel-road, Monday evening, Mr. P. Ling being the WC. The prise.winners were: Ladies, 1, Mrs. Bourne, 185; 2, lbs. ...

... INTER-COUNTY STOOLBALL CONFEPIENCE IN LONDON. From the information to hand it would appear that the long looted for Roo!ball Conference to discuse the rules, which was held in London Ise( Wednesday week iJanuary Slat) did not meet with lucre.* it was ...

... pronounced in regard to education than almost anything else. - - - • • * THE INVENTOR OF STOOLBALL. I have received from Major W. W. Grantham, who revived stoolball, in connection with which game • recent confer. ewe held in London is reported on page 6 ...

... STOOLIBALL The fact that the Totten Stoolball Club has been holding a social gathering is a reminder that in spite of the attempt which has been made in the South of England to popularise this old English game, Totton is the only club in Hampshire. It ...

... originally planned, and a goods yard will be provided clime to the Shipyard entrance. TOT'TON and ELING. STOOLBALL CLUE CONCERT. The 'rotten Stoolball Cluh gave a SUCCRIMI Ili concert at the Oddfellows Hall on Wednesday evening. The procrainme was an excellent ...