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... Munro (Baildon), 1 up. U Butler-Smith (Wakefield) beat F. M. Jackson (Brough) 5 and 3. B. A. Bassen (Bradford) beat C. Hodgson (Baildon), 4 and 2. Semi=Finals. OL.ODOH beat Spencer by 2 and 1. LASSEN beat Butler-Smith by 4 and 3. The final, over holes ...
... two catches by Smith, and the work of Elliott behind the wicket. Derbyshire soon bad shock. Storer was out to the hall of the innings from Martindale. and Townsend also left with the total only nine. Yet. with the fast bowler still on. Smith and l.?e sent ...
... their first effort, but George Pope had the satisfaction of completing his thousand runs for the season. DiERBYSHiKE.—-Ist Inns.; 70 (Townsend A, 30: Nichols six fcr 18. Smith R. three for 15). ESSEX.—Ist Inns.: 180 ...
... MADELEINE SMITH The appearance of this lady, who is now undergoing her trial for the murder of her lover, is thus described by a morning contemporary : “Madeleine Smith, or Madeleine Hamilton Smith, the prisoner, a very young lady of short stature and ...
... George Hirst’s Recall. Captain Worsloy, who was deputising for Sir Frederick Toone, who was absent owing to health reasons, went on to say that last season was the best he had ever had with the Yorkshire club. He had had unquestioned loyalty from all ...
... Grimmett M 3. Turnbull, et Walker, b Grimmett. 26 Worthington, Ibw, b Sincock G. Earle, c Hone, b Grimmett . Nichols, c Whitfield, b Grimmett 46 Barratt, c Harris, b Grimmett Cornford, Whitfield, b Sincock M. J. C. Allom, not out gxtr** jC> *** . Total ...
... Mary ?? On. Thursday, Mr. Joe Smith, basket maker, to Miss Rose Ann Sacklock. On Sunday, at Rotherham, Mr. Charles Noble, steel maker, to Miss Matilda ?? On Monday, .Air. Mark Higgins, labourer, to Mrs. Murtha ?? Mr..George Watkinson, labourer, to Miss ...
... another in just the same v.ay from the third. Martin bowled from the pavilion end Smith at once pulled him for four. Next there were a couple of sizzling off-drives —Smith’s favourite stroke. Perks came in for the same rough treatment, being twice hit hard ...
... Surrey. Fi«hiork Wade h . 20 Smith 54 Watt* lb» b Nk-bol-.. 6 Crezo:y Wade b Daer Brooks c Taylor Squire* Ka-tmau Nichols Waterman Corer c Wade l» Harling and b Smith 31 M.-bcl* yg Parker »t Wade Dale;* not ...
... R. W. Smith 11 0 Mr. A. B. Worthington's I’ll Nap. Worthington 5 11 0 Mr G. Cooper’s Pretty Patsey Private 4 11 0 Mr J. Perkins’ Pescadero Private 3 10 8 Mr G. W. Smith’s First Violin .Manning 3 10 5 Mr J. Gordon Houghton’s Royal Glen. .Bickley 10 5 2rk— ...
... off the fourth ball of his first over without run on the board, and clean bowled Smith and Townsend, knocking the leg and then the off stumps out of the ground, while George Pope was legbefore to another terrific ball. In ten overs he took all four wickets ...
... the heme W Srcitli Chief r.-; Bo'.ten |\V Lowe 16, Washington 28. J! Gorbutt IlJ'nfOv-onh A .Tohnson 12. .Vlbone Smith 18, W 111 7 Smith not •■'Ut, ...