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Faulkland ” ... C . S. Preston . with vociferons applause ; and his singing fully “
Bob Acres " J. M. Harvey . “ Fag ” T. R. Sale . justified the expectations of it which
had evidently Boy " S. H. Clark been formed by his audience . The “ buzz ” of his
11.
Faulkland ” ... C . S. Preston . with vociferons applause ; and his singing fully “
Bob Acres " J. M. Harvey . “ Fag ” T. R. Sale . justified the expectations of it which
had evidently Boy " S. H. Clark been formed by his audience . The “ buzz ” of his
11.
Сторінка 61
Bye { A. C : Hall . FINAL TIE . A. H. D. Purcell beat A. Martyn . SCHOOL SINGLE
FIVES . { 1st Ties . L. O. Meyrick beat T. R. Sale . E , A. O'Neill F. G. Padwick . L.
Martineau R. W. Ord . J. P. Cheales A. D. Annesley . J. M. Harvey T. G. Buchanan
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Bye { A. C : Hall . FINAL TIE . A. H. D. Purcell beat A. Martyn . SCHOOL SINGLE
FIVES . { 1st Ties . L. O. Meyrick beat T. R. Sale . E , A. O'Neill F. G. Padwick . L.
Martineau R. W. Ord . J. P. Cheales A. D. Annesley . J. M. Harvey T. G. Buchanan
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The prospects of the Cricket Eleven look bright at starting ; six of the old members
of last year's eleven , including two bowlers , remain : F. G. Padwick , H. T.
Keeling , L. O. Meyrick , J. P. Cheales , T. R. Sale , E. C. C. Firth . The first match
of the ...
The prospects of the Cricket Eleven look bright at starting ; six of the old members
of last year's eleven , including two bowlers , remain : F. G. Padwick , H. T.
Keeling , L. O. Meyrick , J. P. Cheales , T. R. Sale , E. C. C. Firth . The first match
of the ...
Сторінка 73
In this innings T. R. Sale took 7 wickets for 21 runs . The fielding was not
remarkable on either side . If Preshute bad defended their wickets better , it is at
least a question if Hart - Smith's would not have dropped as many catches as
their ...
In this innings T. R. Sale took 7 wickets for 21 runs . The fielding was not
remarkable on either side . If Preshute bad defended their wickets better , it is at
least a question if Hart - Smith's would not have dropped as many catches as
their ...
Сторінка 83
Browne ' s second ball disthe slips off Sale and then Bett ' s third ball bowled
posed of the Captain , his third of Keeling , both Leslie without scoring . Browne
took his place , only without scoring . The score when Meyrick left had to lose his
...
Browne ' s second ball disthe slips off Sale and then Bett ' s third ball bowled
posed of the Captain , his third of Keeling , both Leslie without scoring . Browne
took his place , only without scoring . The score when Meyrick left had to lose his
...
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