... STOOLBALL. At Eaet loathly cn ThurAlay.—L:rughton. 92: East lloatbly, 9. BOWLS. SPICER CUP: THIRD ROUND. Sussex (Jaunty. 25; Preston. 15. Ore and Clive Yale. 32; Kemp Town. 13. Oaunty and Ura and Clive Val* will Pl a y In tir3 float 21st August. CLAREz's ...

... STOOLBALL. ILEATEIFIELD v. HELLINGLY ASYLUM. The Heathrield Stoclixall team visited the !Jingly Asylum Staff team on Thur.day afternoon, and won handsomely. Appended are the scores:— HEATIJFIELD. Mrs. T. Bean c Stevens b Lelliot Miss R. Milos b Millward ...

... mule and pony races.—Mr. Cornford pointed out that the Stoolball Club had a prior right.—The Chairman thought Mr. Neal would be able to arrange matters quite satisfactorily between the Stoolball Club and the other people to whom permission has been given ...

... roams far and near, and has special chapters on the varied activities of Canadian women and on The Ancient Sussex Game of Stoolball, which, she says, with other games help towards the perfecting of work power. The last section pis on Garden Harvest ...

... ing the result of the interview. TEE EsTmeras- The Recreation Ground Committee they had given permission to the C r°w Or, Stoolball Club to play on the Recreati o during the summer months on the smil e as last ,year. They had also granted r ke t, e - ...