Cricket 1894

MAY 31, 1894 GB1CKET g A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME, 175 RANSOM ES ’ LAW N M OW ER S .A - IR E T H E B E S T USED ON THE CR ICKET GROUNDS OF O xford a n d E d in b u rg h U nivei'sities, H a iley b u ry C ollege , D u lw ich C ollege , R o y a l M ilita ry C ollege, W oolw ich , etc. P ony M achines £6in. and 30in w ide / P rices from H orse P ow er do. 3 in. to 48in. „ I £ 1 4 ALSO THE BEST MACHINES FOR HAND POWER Ransomes, Sims, & Jefferies, Ltd., Ipswich B U C K B U R 8T B IL L v. U P P E R C L A P T J N .- Played at B nckhurst H ill on M ay 26. U p p e r C lapton , H. E. B arham ,c sub. b B row n .....................15 W .K . R ob in son , c and b R ich m on d ............12 J. E. T ekell, c Sm ith, b C onquest .......... . 25 E . J. M iroy, b C on­ quest ..............................10 C. L . G illard, pt Russel], b R op er ... 26 J. F ox, b R ich m on d ... 8 B uckh urst H il l . J. B. C ottingham , b R op er ............ ... E . C. M ott, b R oper P. N el', b R ich m on d P. 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N o t ic e in ca se o f I n fr in g e m e n t — 2 he P a ten tee d oes n o t bind h im self to a n y n u m b er o f Curves. T h e nam es o f the C ricketers that had Preset ta tion Bat- fo r 50 and over at B a stin gs cri. ket \*eek Septem ber, 18 3 :—W . L . M urdoch, A. E . Stoddart, C. E. D e T rafford, W . W . R ead, H . T . Hew tt, and J. J. F erris. F orty runs were m ade w i’ h your Patent Bats in tw o con secutive o v e rs :— Sgt M ajKicHER. R iding E sta b lish m en t,6, 64, t, 2 23 S ergt-M aj. K k m p th on e, „ 6,6,4. 2 18 40 I n ord erin g B a ts g iv e the size o f h a n d le by m ea su rin g roun d h a n d le; an d m ention w eight. T hese B ats w il be sold a s N os 1, 2, a n d 3, so that C lubs ca n m ake an ea sy p u rch a se. E L L IM A N ’S EM B R O C A T IO N CO W 50 l / l i . Excellent for SPRAINS and BRUISES'