Cricket 1885

144 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. may 21 , 1886 . MARRIED v. SINGLE OF CRYSTAL PALACE CLUB. Played at Crystal Palaoe on May 2. S in g l e . H. P. Clarke, o Shorter, b C osen a .................2 H. A*te, b 8borter .. 5 W.R.Hawkins,c Cosens, b Camp1ell .. .. 44 L. J. Turner, b C sens 11 J. Dives, c Cosens, b Cam pbell...............2 0 n . Hetley,c Henderson, b C osen s.................1 C. H. Dorman, c Will- ocks, b Shorter .. 22 M a r r ie d . T. Brushfleld, b Camp­ bell .......................... W . Leete, b Campbell H.J. Prantrley, c Barry, b Shorter.................. E. A. Sims Reeves,not out .......................... B 8,1 b3, w 1 .. Total ..119 A. Gardner-Woolloton, p. Brushfleld, b Turner ..................9 F. Barry, b Turner .. 58 J. Willooks, run out .. 6 L.H. Neame, b Turner 25 .T. Shorter, b Turner .. 16 P. Currey, e Prangley, b Brushfield .. . • 2 G. Cosens, c Dives, b Brushfield •• .. . 2 F. Campbell, o sub., b Turner .................. J. M. Henderson, b Brushfield .. E. Colegrrave, not out G. J. Cooper, l b w , b T u rn e r.................. B 8, 1b 4 .. .. Total .182 ANSWERS to CORRESPONDENTS. F. T u rn e r , J un .— Nos. 62 and 81 are in print. C. Gr.—Sussex plays Notts, Yorkshire, Kent, Gloucestershire, Hants, Surrey, Lancashire. R . C ooke .— The “ Cricket Calendar,” pub­ lished at this office, contains all’the princi­ pal fixtures. /''IHEAP HIGH-CLASS EDUCATION.—The Head Master of a successful Grammar School is pre­ pared to make special arrangements as Tegards fees in the case of boys who are promising cricketers. Apply at once to Omega, C r ic k e t Office. /^t ROUND BOWLER WANTED for the summer months for a recently formed private Club in th« country ; a steady respectable man. one who has had experience in coaching young cricketers required. Applications to be made, stating iull particulars and remuneration required, to Mr. G. W. 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