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... weather prevailed. The party was taken by char-a-bane to Beeston Castle. The caves were ea. plored, end after tea, a match of stoolball was played, both sides struggling hard for victory, Mr. R. Pickford'a team soared 945 runs, against 331 runs scored by Mr ...