Cricket 1886

78 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. APRIL 22,1886. An immense Stock ot well- seasoned All Cane Spring - Handled Match Bats at 9 6 and 10 6. Secretaries of Clubs will find these the best Bats for Club use in the trade. R. DAFT’S best Treble-seam Match Balls, as used by Notts County and most of the Lead­ ing Clubs throughout theWorld. Price 54 - and 60/- R. DAFT’S celebrated Cham­ pion Lawn Tennis Racket, manufactured under his per­ sonal supervision. These Rackets are strung with the finest English Gut, and are beautifully balanced, and pro­ nounced to be the most perfect ever introduced Lawn Tennis Racquet. Price 17 6. In order­ ing please say whether for Lady or Gentleman. A ddhess - BLACKHEATH v. G. G. HEARNE’s XI. riiHIS Match will be played on the New Ground of the Blackheath Club on E a s te r M onday. B la c k h e a th —Mr. S ta n le y C h b isto p h e rso n , Mr. S id n ey C h risto p h e rso n , Mr. J. D. C ru ick- shank, Mr. J. M. D a le , Mr. G. R. H u tch in son , Mr. F. S. I r e la n d , Mr. F. H. L a ce y , Rev. J. W. M ar­ s h a ll, Mr. L. S tokes, Mr. G. S tokes. G-. G. Hearne’s XL —G. G. H earn e, A. H ea rn e, F. H earn e, H. H e a rn e, G. F. H earn e, W . H earn , B u rto n , W o o tto n , P e n te c o s t, Mr. P. C h risto p h e rso n , Mr. W . H. O rm erod. “ C K I C K E X V 9 T H E N E W I N D O O R G A M E The Game is easily learned, and a Match can be played with every detail as on the Cricket- fleld. One can play it, though two gives greater interest. Testimonials from Lord H a rris, Dr. W . G. G ra ce and other eminent cricketers have been received. P R I C E O N E S H I L L I N G . P ost - f re e , 14 S tam ps . To be had of most Wholesale Houses, and all Stationers, or of FENW ICK & CO., BR IGHTON In uriting for Game mention this •paper. C R I C K E T S H I R T S . The “ Club ” Shirt, thoroughly shrunk flannel, with collar and pocket - 5/6 White Canvas Shirts (very best quality) - 7/6 Saxony Flannel „ „ „ - 10 6 Worsted Twill „ with or without silk collars 12, 6 N o tice . —Whilst cautioning gentlemen against buying so called Unshrinkable Flannels, we beg to inform them that in all cases before our goods are made up, the Flannel is shrunk twice in boil­ ing water, so that in after wear they will be found to shrink very little, if at all. STRUTHERS & Co., Manufacturers of Athletic Flannels, 83, F I N S B U R Y P A V EM E N T , L O I N D O N , E . C . The “ Grace” Parlour Cricket. A modification of the ever popular game of Cricket. Matches between Teams can be contested as keenly in the Parlour as on the Cricket Ground. Simpler than any other Cricket Game. Price 2/6. -M b . W . Gr. G race w r ite s -" I think your game of *Parlour Cricket ’ very amusing, and w ill no doubt take well am ongst boys and children.” M b . C. I. T hornton writes—" I think the game of Indoor Cricket is a capital one, and will be much appreciated during the long W inter evenings." W holesale & B e ta il A gents — WRIGHT & CO., 41, ST. ANDREW’S HILL, LONDON, E.C. RICHARDSON'S CRICKET SPECIALITIES. In B A T S — The “ ELECTRIC CUTTER” (Great Novelty) | In BATTING GLOVES—The “ WINCHESTER” The “ EXCELSIOR” and the “ COMPOUND” In GAUNTLETS—The “ FELT-COVERED.” In BALLS-The “ [ Ja Cjj£Agg MARKERS—The “ TROUGH ” (vast improvement) ALL-CANE BATS, full gize, 7/6, 10/6, 12/6 and 15/- Very cheap STUMPS and NETS. Igif Send for P rice L ists before deciding where to buy. Very Liberal Terms and satisfaction guaranteed, jgfi (S O U T H E R N C O U N T IE S D E PO T for SPO R T S and GAM E S ( 77, FINSBURY PAVEMENT, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON. H e n r y R i c h a r d s o n RICHARD DAFT I(Late Captain Notts) \ Eleven and All - ( England Eleven.) ) M A N U F A C TU R E R OF B E S T Q U A L IT Y C R IC K E T AND L AW N T E N N IS A R T IC L E S To the Armv and Navy, the Universities, Colleges, Schools, and Principal Clubs in the United Kingdom and Abroad. The Largest Stock in England of thoroughly well-seasoned Spring-Handled Match Bats, warranted tw o yea b s o ld , as used by the Leading Amateur and Professional Players, at 1 2 /6 and 15/8^