... adjective suffice for description. The ladies of the Stnolhall Club challenged the members of the Cricket Club to a game of stoolball on Saturday, the men having to do everything left-handed. On the first innings the IsAirs won by one run, whereat there was ...

... ASHURST, An enjoyable oncert was gven in te Village Hall, onc i Thursday, by members of the stoolball club and their friends. The Wage was prettily decorated by Misses Stepmy and Short and Mrs. Wolven. Mr. Thorndike was as usual much appreciated in his ...

... THE STOOLBALL CLUB. At the annual general meeting on Monday evening the results of • ancorierful season were recorded. The club had played nine matches, of which six were won, two lost, and one drawn, and the funds in hand bad been increased from .C 1 ...

... held in the School on Friday, in aid of the funds of tic Stoolball Club. The company numbered between and 70, and all entered heartily into the punts and competitions arranged for them by the Stoolball Club committee, who also gave the prime for the different ...

... was reelected hon, treasurer. and lilies Mitchell was appointed join hon. secretary with Mien Arnold, who was reelected. A stoolball club has been suggested for the summer. After haring for manyyears tamed cheap market tickets to Horsham from certain mW ...

... out and enjoyed themselves on Easter Monday. The present very genial weather enables the local cricket, lawn tennis and stoolball clubs to advance their preparations for the season and behoves them not in any MUM to let the grass grow under their test ...

... COWFOLD The Stoolball Club's 1W dance of the seaman brought upwards of forty people to the Village Hall, Woe Hinton. of Shipley. accompanied, and Messrs. C. Fowler, and W. Sprinka war. M.C.'ll. ...

... ASHURST, The stoolball seams is with es wise were. The Acorns played their Snit snatch on their own ground last wear. against Steyning. Steyning, winning diatoms. Lotted first, rnak. ing runs; Ashnnet made 99, top_ scores being Miss L. Heriett, 27 not ...

... STEYNING. Royale( stoolball players were bait= by Wigton on Thursdayby 134 runs for eight wickets to C. Miss Yaight scored for Wigton. Three of the Vagabonds scored over thirty runs apiece against Steyning cricketers on Saturday. and the side totalled ...

... WARNINGCAMP. The Stoolball Club were at home to An,. memoir last Wedeseday. and wieoinf the taws pat the iattors is Bret. They veered 125 eons (Miss Parkhurst 43, Mrs. Parsons 90. to elvish Warningramp responded wttk 178 for three wickets Mira A. Constable ...

... and Mr. Watson had the pleasure of scoring 39 out of the total 78. Oa another part of the ground some fun was wen in the stoolball match between ladies and gentlemen. The gentlemen, who played left eanded, were ungallant enough to win the match, by six ...

... sad 0 . 0 r 7 dm crsptsoa ol newton/ Lest Milt.—Zaperoace4 aortas ea The results of the two matches played recently by the Stoolball club sere es :allows: Augmering, 67 (Miss Pankhurst, Mrs. Poisons, not out, 25), Arundel, 57 (lue Mills, 21, Mrs. A. Hulls ...