Cricket 1895

J une 13, io'Jj. umUKE i’ : A WEEKLY llEJOUD OF THE GAME. 207 KENSINGTON PARK v. UNIVERSITY COLLllGF SCHOOL.—Played at St. Quintin’s Park on June 8. U niversity C ollege S chool . P. J. Stone, c Levick, b Johnson ........... 2 E. Bayley, b Johnson 0 J.P.Kennedy, b Lloyd 55 W . J. Libscomb, lbw, b Thompson ........... 0 J. S. Hickson.c John­ son, b Thompson ... 3 H. Fraser, c Blois, b Thompson ........... 4 K ensington P ark .J J.C. Greves, b Thomp­ son ... ... ........... S. Carpenter, b Llsyd C. F. Stone, b Levick Griff. Jones, b Levick T. T. Gibb, not o u t... BIO, lb 3, w l ... Total ........... T.H.C.Levick, b 8tone 0 R. F. A. Orr, b Stone 22 C. G. Hildyard, b Kennedy ................... 6 C. S. G. Lloyd, c Hick­ son, b Gibb ...........58 E.S.Blois, b Carpenter 0 A. P. Comyn8, J. L. Johnson, C. E. Adams, and W . G. Thompson did not bat. F. A. ‘Warner, not out 59 C. McDonald, b Car­ penter ................... 0 B 4, w 1 ........... 5 Total (6 wkts.) 150 KENSINGTON PARK v. EMERETI.—Played at HfcSt. Quintin’s Park on June 3.J K ensington P ark . T. H. C. Levick, b Lyons ...................24 E. H. Seaton, c and b Murray ...................37 R. W . Jackson, b Stewart ................... 3 M.A.Nicholas, c Denn, b Murray...................24 G.T.Cambell, c Lyons, b Fox.......................... 9 R. H. Foa, c Merry- weather, b Lyons ... 26 I __ __ _ E mereti . H. C. Stewart, c McDonald, b Jack­ son ........................... 4 Lord Southwell, not out ...........................63 F. A. S. Keighley, b Campbell...................12 C. S. Dean, lbw, b Campbell.................. 0 H. Fox, b Campbell... 10 * * [NUBIAN TAN PASTEl I Both Cleans and Polishes Brown B oots! j and Shoes, j Gives a high lustre with little k b o u rj fl Does not stain the leather. nNevrr changes consistency in any <b'wateA Try it and you will find it the best, f [BLACK & WH ITE p a s t e ! 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