Cricket 1901

92 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, A p r i l 25, 1901. H ill, and Hampstead are among the dubs Brom ley will have to meet this season. MAY. 4. Abbey W ood, v. Lessness Park 11. Lee, v. Granville 18. Bromley, v. Beckenham 25. Dulwich, v. Ibis 27. Bickley, v. Bickley Park JUNE. 1. Bromley, v. Lessness Park 8. Bromley, v. Bickley Park 10. Bromley, v. Kent County Club and Grouud 15. Bromley, v. Upper Tooting 22. Sidcup, v. Sidcup 29. Beckenham, v. Beckenham JULY. 3. Beckenham, v. Beckenham 6. Bickley, v. Bickley Park 13. Bromley, v. Ibis 20. Bromley, v. Barnes 27. Bromley, v. Hampstead AUGUST. 3. Bromley, v. West Wickham 5. Bromley, v. Bickley Park 10. Bromley, v. Dulwich 17. Bromley, v. Forest Hill 24. Bromley, v. Sidcup 31. Bromley, v. Beckenham C l a p t o n will be playing two elevens pretty well through the season. Arrange­ ments have been made for a week in June, though the card we have received does not as yet show six consecutive days’ cricket at Clapton. There is also a prospective summer tour in conjunction with the Tottenham C.C. The ground bowlers are H iggins and Brassey. The club has no fixed captain, and Messrs. J. H . Douglas, H . Boyton, and A. Dodson usually act in that capacity. C. W . Crook (20, Hillside Boad, Stam­ ford HiU, N .) is the hon. sec., and J. H . Hugill (64, Brook Boad, N .) assistant hon. sec. MAY. 4. v. Holborn I. 11. v. Hornsey A 21. v. l.eyton I. 25. v. Honor Oak I. 27. v. Old Citizens JUNE. 1. v. Walthamstow II. 1. v. Walthamstow 6. v. Edmonton 8. v. South Hampstead I. 14. v. Essex Club and Ground 15. v. Loughton 17. v. Edmonton 18. v. National Sporting Club 19. v. Walthamstow 20. v. Chingford 22. v. Thames Ditton 29. y. Finchley JULY. 3. v. Sanatorium C.C. 6. v. Tottenham I. 13. v. South HampsLead I 20. v. Walthamstow I. 27. v. Honor Oak I AUGUST. 3. v. Finchley I. 5. v. Broxbourne 5. v. Etcetras 10. v. Lower Clapton 17. v. Loughton I. 24. v. Tottenham L 31. y. Leyton I. SEPTEMBER. 7. v. Bruce Hall The D u l w ic h Club as usual has a heavy programme. Two elevens will be in the field regularly from Saturday next till the end of August, and there are matches even up to September 14th. The principal clubs Dulwich will have to meet are Northbrook, Forest H ill, Mer­ chant Taylors School, Hornsey, Graves­ end, Private Banks, Surrey Club and Ground, and Croydon. The hon. secs, are C. W . Whitehurst, 271, Norwood Road, Herne H ill, S.E., and C. P. Tregellas (match sec.), 17, Macaulay Road, Clapham Common, S.W . A PB IL. 27. Lee, v. Northbrook M AY. 4. Forest Hiil, v Forest Hill 11. Char ton Park, v. Old Charlton 18. Charlton Park, v. Charlton Park 22. Dulwich, v. Merchant Taylors’ School 25. Hornsey, v. Hornsey 27. H om j , v. Catford 28. Home, v. Norbury Park JUNE. 1. Home. v. Ibis 8. East Dulwich, v. Brixton Wanderers 15. Home. v. Charlton Park 22. Home, v. Gravesend 29. Home* v. Hornsey JU LY. 6. Croydon, v. Croydon 10. Gravesend, v. Gravesend 13. Home, v. Brixton Wanderers 20. Catford, v. Private Banks 25. Home, v. Surrey Club and Ground 27. Home, v. Northbrook AUGUST. 3. Sutton, v. Sutton 5. Tunbridge Wells, v. Tunbridge Wells 10. Bromley, v. Bromley 17. Home, v. Barnes 24. Home, v. Croydon 31. Home, v. Townley Park SEPTEMBER. 7. Catford, v. Panther 14. Home, v. Alleyn 21. Home, Club match Though a few new fixtures have been made, K e n s in g t o n P a r k ’ s card on the whole remains much the same as in recent years. It is probable that three Saturday matches will be played during July instead of two, but the dates are not quite settled je t . The management of the club remains the same, with W. Graham Thompson, 8, Campden Hill Gardens, Kensington, W ., hon. sec. E. Stuart is ground man as well as first bowler ; M . Hauksworth second bowler. Kensington Park has no week. Included in the programme are matches with Haileybury College, Westminster School and the Western Club, Manchester. MAY. 4. Ealing, v. Ealing 8. v. Hampstead 11. Beckenham, v. Beckenham 15. v. Incogniti 18. W indsor, v. W indior Home Park 22. Blackheath, v. Royal Naval College 25. Balham, v. Upper Tootiog 27. v. M.C.C. 30. v. Western Club, Manchester JUNE. 1. Vincent Square, v. Weslmins'.er School 8. Haileyburv, v. Haileybury College 12 v. Royal Naval College 15. Wargrave, v. Wargrave Hill 17. Arkley, v. Arkley 22. v. Chelmsford 29. v. Beckenham JU LY 6. Uxbridge, v. Uxbridge 13. Dunstable, v. Dunstable G. S. 20. St nmore Park, v. W. N. Roe’s X I. 25. Kenley v. Ken’ey 27. Teddington, v. Teddington AUGUST. 3. Oat.ands Park, v. Oatlands Fark 5. Oatlands Park, v. Oatlands Park 3. v. Chiswick Park 5. Che msford, v. Chelmsford 9. Uckfleld, v. J. F. Hope’s X I. 10. v. Upper Tootiog 24. Hampstead, v. Hampstead 31. v. Ealing W ith three elevens in the field pretty well every Saturday, the hon. sec. of the L e y t o n Club (W . J. Hayward, 235, Yicarage Boad, Leyton) will not have time haDging heavily on his hands this season. The ground was open for practice last Saturday, and the first match (Eleven v. Next Fifteen) is down for the end of this week. Matches with Honor Oak, Clapton. Paddington, Edmonton, Finchley, Beckton, and Essex Club and Ground figure on the card. APRIL. 27. Leyton, First X I. y. Next fifteen MAY. 4. Leyton, v. Old Citizens 11. Honor Oak, v. Honor Oak 18. Leyton, v, Clapton 25. Paddington, v. Paddington 27. Leyton, v. Arlington JUNE. 1. Leyton, v. Edmonton 8. Finchley, v. Finchley 15. Leyton, v. Beckton 22. Hornsey, v. Hclborn 29. Tottenham, v. Tottenham JULY. 6. Merton Hall, W imbledon, v. Polytechnic 11. County, v. Essex Club and Ground 13. Leyton, v. H onor Oak 20. Edmonton, v. Edmonton 27. Leyton, v. Paddington AUGUST. 3. Leyton, v. Tottenham 5. Leyton, v. South West Ham 10. Leyton, v. Finchley 17. Beckton, v. Beckton 24. Leyton, v. Holboru 31. Clapton, v. Clapton SEPTEMBER. 7. Leyton, v. Polytechnic The grouud of the L o n d o n a n d W e s t ­ m in s t e r B a n k C.C. at Norbury is in excellent condition considering the adverse weather, and about forty members were down at the nets on Saturday. Begular practice commenced on Monday, and the club is having the assistance of some of the young pro­ fessionals from the Oval. The fixture card is as strong as ever, and notwith­ standing the loss of several men at the front in Paget’s Horse, the executive are anticipating a highly successful season. G. Podmore is still the captain, and the duties of Hon. Secretary are shared by C. F . Bowman and A. W . Stanley. The 2nd, 3rd and 4th X I captains remain as last year. M AY. 4. Norwood, v. Norwood 6 Athletic Meeting Preliminaries 8. v. London & 8. W . Bank* 11. Athletic Meeting 13. Beckenham, v. Union Bank* 18. v. Forest Hill 2). Beckenham, v. London Joint Stock Bank* 25. v. Waldegrave Paik 27. v. Hampstead 30. v. Bellevue+ JUNE. 1. v. Stieatham 4. v. London & County Bank* 8. v. Old Citizens 12. v. Burntwood Wandererst 17. Eastbourne, v. Eastbourne 22. v. Romford 25. v. National Provincial Bank* JULY. 6. Dulwich, v. Ibid 8 v. Union Bank 13. Beckenham, v. The Three Banxs 16. Green Lane, v. London & County Bank* 20. Romford, v. Romford 23. Beokenham, v. National Provincial Bank* 27. v. Brixton Wanderers 29. v. London & 8. W . Bank