Cricket 1904

A p r il 21, 1904. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 77 F or the B ick le y P a r k C.C. the honorary secretary T. E. Hodgson, 106, College Koad, Bromley, Kent, has arranged a fine series of matches. Among opposing teams are the Wanderers, In - cogniti, Tonbridge, Blackheath, Granville, Beckenham, Eastbourne, and London County. Most of the matches begin at 11.30. The various teams will be chosen by T. P. Hilder, A. Jeffery, E. R. B jnd, P. de L. Solbe, T. E. Hodgson, P . W. Simmonds, L. A . Shuter (the old Surrey county cricketer), E. A. Willett, and A. W . Bowley. The groundman and bowler is H. Foxley. W. B. Pattisson, the old Kent county cricketer, is one of the four vice-presidents. APRIL. 30. Bickley, v. Wanderers MAY. 2. Bickley, v. Incogniti 7. Bickley, v. Sidcup 14. Bickley, y. Tonbridge 21. Bickley, v. Blackheath 23. Bromley, v. Bromley 28. Bickley, v. Mote JUNE. 4. Bromley, v. Bromley 11. Tonbridge, v. Tonbridge 18. hickley, v. Beckenham 25. Bickley, v. Blackheath 29. Tonbridge, v. Tonbridge 8chool JULY. 2. Bickley, v. Bromley 9. Sidcup, v, Sidcup 13. Eltham, v Eltham 15. Eastbourne, v. Eastbourne* 16. hickley, v. Keaton 23. Bickiey, v. (iranville 30. Bickley, v. btreatham AUGUST. 1. Bickley, v. Bromley 6. Bickley, v. Beckenham 13. Crystal Palac , v. London County 20. Bickley, v. Jfiltham 27. Maidstone, v. Mote SEPTEMBER. 3. Bickley, v. Coachmen and Gardeners •Two-day match. With A. R. Whitley, 85, Denmark Hill, S E ., as honorary secretary, the B r ix t o n W AND ERER S have an excellent pro­ gramme. Included in the home week are matches against the Surrey Club and Ground, and London County. Among other strong clubs which will be en­ countered are Croydon, Forest Hill, Norbury Park, Horley, and Lewes Priory. F. P. Rider is captain, and F. Odell vice-captain, while B. A. Glanvili is captain of the second eleven. The ground is situated at the bottom of D og Kennel H ill, two minutes’ walk from E ist Dulwich Station (L.B . and S.C. Ry.), and fifteen minutes from Denmark Hill Station. MAY. 7. Home, v. Croydon 14. Home, v. Addiscombe 18. Norbury Park v. Norbury Park 21. Worthing, v. Worthing 23. Lewe>, v. Lewes Priory 21. Horley, v. Horley 23. Wandsworth, v. Speicer JUNE. 1. Honor Oak Park, v. Guy’s Hospital 4. Catford, v. Piivate Banks 8. Sutton, v. Sutton 11. East Molesey, v. East Molesey 15. Hampton Wick, v. Hampton Wick 18. Tulse Hill, v. J. C. Loveu’s XI. 22. Crystal Palace, v. London county 25. Home, v. Forest Hill 29. Arlesey, v. Three Counties JULY. Home, v. Spencer Home, v. Thespids Home, v. Lonioa and Westminster Bank v. London County v. Hampton Wick y J. C. Lovell’s X I. i TTomft v. Norbury Park Home wees, v. Surrey C. and G. v. Sutton / NorSury, v. London and Westminster Bank Croydon, v. Croydon AUGUST. Home, v. Occasionals a.om9, v. East Molesey Home, v. Private Btnks Beckenham, v. Cyphers Forest Hill, v. Forest Hill Horn1, v. Northbrook SEP l 'EMBER. Beckenham, v. Ibis The managers of the matches of the B r o m l e y C .C . are A. E. Eirnshaw, A. H . Bennett, E. A. Burnie, A. H. He«r- ett, R S. Rogers, A. E. Brooks, M. Baker, R . Stuart, S. A. Smith, R . R . Barker, J. Weeks and R. H ow Smith. The honorary secretaries are A. E. Earn- shaw, Wilmington, Durham Avenue, and F. M. Smith, Fairbourne, H olwood Road. Mr. Earnshaw is also the cap­ tain. The opposing clubs include Gran­ ville, Bickley Park, London County, Lessness Park, The Wanderers and B sck- enham. H . Smith is the groundman. APRIL. 30. Bromley, v. Eltham. MAY. 7. Bromley, v. Granville. 14. Br >mley, v. Nondescripts. 21. Penge, v. Ibis. 23. Bromley, v. Bickley Park 28. Abbey Wood, v. Lessness Park JUNE. 4. Bromley, v. Bickley Park 8. Bromley, v. London County 11. Bromley, v. beckenhim 18. Bromley, v. Lessness Park 22. Beckenham, v. Beckenham 25. Sidcup, v. eidcup 30. Bromley, v. Wanderers. JULY. 2. Bickley, v. Bickley Park. 9. Bromley, v. Iois. 16. Bromley, v. Barnes. 23. Eltham, v. Eltham. 30. Bromley, v. Bromley Town. AUGUST. 1. Bickley, v. Bickley Park. 6. Bromley, v. Dulwich. 13. bromley, v. Sidcup. 20. Bromley, v. Whitgraft Wanderers 27. Bromley, v. Occasiouals SEPTEMBER. 3. Bromley, v. Charlton t'ark 10. Bromley, v. Upper Tooting The honorary secretary of the CHIS­ W ICK P a r k O.O. is R. L . Finnis, 8, Barrowgate Road, Chiswick W. He has arranged a strong list of matches, the opposing clubs including Richmond, Kensington Park, Ealing, Surbiton, Hampstead, London Couuty, M.O.C., Incogniti, and Wimbledon. The home week takes place in July, and some for­ midable teams will then be encountered. There are two professional bowlers on the ground twice a week in the evening for practice. APRIL. 30. Chiswick Park, v. Kensington Park MAY. 7. Richmond, v. Richmmd 14. Ealing, v. Ealing 21. Chiswick Park, v. St. Thomas’s Hospital 23. Chiswick Park, v. Reading 24. Streatham, v. Stieatham 28. Upper Tooting, v. Upper Tooting JUNE. 4. Chiswick House, v. Cmswick House 11. Chiswick Park, v. Sc. Thomas’s Hospital 18. Chiswick Park, v. uld Cranleighanj 25. Surbiton, y. Surbiton JULY. 2. Uxbridge, v. Uxbridge 9. Chiswict Park, v. Barnes 16. Chiswick Park, v. Surbiton 2 !. Crystal Palace, v. London County 25. v. Ealing , 23 v. 8t. Mary’s Hospital (P. & P.) I 27. v. Hampstead Hom3 28. v. vl.C C. _ | Wees -9. v. Incogniti 30. v. Kensington Park J AUGUST. 1. Kensin^tm Park, v. K^nsin/toi Park 6. Chiswick Park, v. Taruham Green 13. Wim >led >n, v. Wimbledon 20. Pallingswick, v. Pallingswick S. II. Flindt, 33, D a ro n d iR )a i, He-ne H ill, S.E., is responsible, as hon. secre­ tary, for the programme arranged on behalf of Mr. J. C. LOVELL’S X L With only very slight exception the matches, seventeen in num >er, are against Surrey clubs. Norbury Park, Barnes, Croydon, Beddington, Brixton Wanderers, aud Dulwich furnish the principal features of the card. APRIL. 30. Norbury, v. Norbury Park MAY. 7. Tulse Hill, v. Barnes 14. Tulse Hill, v. H ime and C jlonial C.C. 21. Tulse Hill, v. Croydon 23. Tulse Hill, Married v Singlj 28. Tulse Hill, v. Norbury Park JUNE. 4. Beddington, v. Beddingion 11. Tulse Hlill, v. Barnes 18. Tulse Hill, v. Brixton Wanderers 25. Croydon, v. Croydon JULY. 2. Tulse H 11, v. H A C. 9. Tulse Hill, v. Beddington 13. East Dulwich, v. Brixton Wanderers 16. TulseHill, v. Dulwich 23. Fins jury, v. H.A C. 30. Tulse Hill, v. Home and Colonial C .C. AUGUS r. 15. Eddington House, v. E idington House X I. Many of the matches arranged by the SURBITON C.C. are for the whole day, begiuniug at 11 o ’clock, and among opposing teams are some of the strongest clubs in the London district, including Hampstead, Streatham, Sidcup, Rich­ mond, Wimbledon, Chiswick Park, Wanderers, Marlborough Blues, and Mitcham. The match against the M.C.C. takes place during the Week, and will be played for the benefit of W. Jones, the groundman. The honorary secretary is the Rev. E. A . Baavan, Tae Grange, Surbiton H ill, while W. B. Windeler, Ditton Hill, is the honorary match secre­ tary. George Brann, the Sussex cri jketer, is one of the members of the committee. MAY. 7. Surbiton, v. Hampstead 14. Leatherhead, v. L.eatherhead 21 . Surbit >n, v. Streatham 28. Hampstead, v. Hampstead JUNE. 4. Richmond, v. Richmmd 8. Virginia Water, v. 8. Anne’s Heath 11. w im oledoa, v. Wimbledon 18. Tooting, v. lipper To >tiog 22. Surbiton, v. Occasionals 25. Hampton Wick, v. Hampton Wick JULY. 2. Surbiton, v. Wanderers 9. Surbiton, v. Ewell 12. Byfleet, v. Bjfleet 16. Surbiton, v. Leatherhead 23. Surbiton, v. Marlboro’ Blues 25. v. The&pids *6. v. Hampton Wick 27. v. Oxshott and District 28. v. Wimbledon V Cricket Week. 29. v. M.C.C. (Benefit Match J to W. Jones) 3D. v. Bjfleet AUGUST. 1. Ewell, v. Ewell 6. Streatham, v. Streatham 13 Sur iton, v. Upper Tooting 20. Surbiton, v. Mitcham 27. Surbiton, v. Richmond