Cricket 1906

M a y 3, 1906 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. I l l BENETFINK W rite fo r CATALOGUE “ M ’ P O S T F R E E . The Great City Depot for all CR ICKET R EQ U IS ITES . C R IC K E T SH IRTS . Boys’. Men’s. White Oxford Matt 1/9, 3/- .. 1/11, 3/6, 4 6 Duck .......... 2/3 ... 2/6 Flannel ..................3/-, 4/- ... ' Fine White Twill (“ The County” ) 4 11 U M P IR E S ’ CO A TS . 4/11, 6/6, 8/6, 10/6. Postagefree. C R IC K E T B A L L S . Duke’s S u p e r ...........5/3 Dark’s C r o w n .............. 8/- WisJen’s C row n ... 8 /- G r a s b h o p p e r ...............8/- Benetfink’s P r a c t ic e , 3-seam .. ... 36 Do., B.C.B. warranted 4 6 Do., do. Boy’s ... . 3 1 Wisden’s S p e c ia l S c h o o l B o y s ’ ..................... 3/10 Postagefree. CR IC K E T T R O U S E R S . White Flannel Shrunk (Boys’) 4/6, 5/6, 7/ Ditto (M^n’s,. 1/11,8/11.7/11 Boy*’ While cmnnel Knickers ... 3/3, 4/3 Men’s. Best Quality Flannel, well shrunk .. 9/11 Best White Doe Cloth, guaranteed London bhruok .......... 15/6 Plain Greyor Striped Flannel ... 7,6, 10/6 White Diill 8/11, 7/6 Postagefree. C R I C K E T BOOTS . Men’s. The “ U n iv e b s a l,” White Canvas, Leather. or Red Rubber S o le ...................................4/11 The *• S p e c ia l,” White Mock Buck, Spiked, equal in wear and appearance to real Buck (as Illustration) ....................... ... 8/11 The“ MARYLEBONK,” B u ck Dressed, Pyramid Spikes, real Buck Toe Cap, round or square toes ............. ........................10/6 The “ L ord s.” Real Buck Skin, Guaranteed Machine Welted, equal to Hand Sewn, Pyramid Mpikes............................................. 16/6 Postagefree. C R I C K E T C A P S . No. 7. Flannel (as Illustration). Three Colour Stripes, Silk lined, 6 different designs in stock, 1/6 each, 16,6 per doz. . .. j Two Colour Stripes, | in., any 2 colours, from 1/- each, or 10/6'per doz. Plain Colour Caps, with Three-Letter Silk Mono­ gram, 1/9 eacb, or 18/- per doz. Postage free. C R I C K E T B L A Z E R S . To match No. 7 Cap, as above, 9/11 each. C R I C K E T S TU M P S . Polished Ash, 26-in. . Ditto, 28-in. . Brass Ferrules, 26-in. . Ditto, 28-in. . Boys. .. 1/8 .. 111 .. 2/4 .. 2/6 Men’s. 2/6 Polished Ash brass Ferrules (as Illustration) 3/- Ditto, Steel Shod..................... 4/- Postage , 7d. Solid Brass Tops ..................... 8/3 Ditto, Steel Shod.................... 6/6 Ditto, Revolving Tops ... 77- Ditto, Steel Shod ........... 8/- Postagefree. 8 / - BENETFINK & Co., 107 & ios, c h e a p s i d e , l o n d o n , e .c . STUARTSURRIDGE5 C Q ^ W " a s used by both the English and Australian Teams. L o r d ’ s C r ic k e t G r o u n d , L o n d o n , N.W. Dear Sirs,—T have great pleasure in sending you an old bat, one of your make, which I used during the last two seasons. I have made about 1,600 runs with it, and do not hesitate to say that I consider it one of the very beat I ever remember having played with.—Yours trulv, (Signed) P. S TAN LE Y JACKSON S u r r e y C o u n ty C r ic k e t C l u b , K e n n in g to n O v a l , L o n d o n . Dear Air. Surridge,—I have made with this bat 2,500 runs and quite endorse Mr. G. L. Jessop and Mr. C. B. Fry’s opinion that they contain all the points essential to a batsman, and I myself consider your bats the best I have ever used. Yours truly, T . H A YW A R D (Surrey XI.). S om e rset V il l a , C h e l t e n h a m . Dear Sir,—You will bepleased to hear that one of your bats that I purchased atthe Oval wasused in all my matches, both lstand 2ndclnss, last season. I should inall probabilityhavebeenusing it next season had not the damp got hold of it whilst crossing over to America. I can safely say it was the best bat I have ever had in my career. You are at liberty to make any useof this recommendation you please. Sincerelv vours, G ILB E R T L. JESSOP . Seasons 1899, 1900 1901— 3,600 runs with this bat. Price List on Application. S u r r e y C o u n ty C .C ., Kennington Oval, S.E. I have always used Stuart Surridge’s Bats, and have no wish to use any other. D A LM EN Y . S u ssex C o u n ty C .C ., B r ig h t o n . The hats made hy Stuart Surridge & Co. are excellent in every way. The willow is the right sort, and the shape and balance leaves nothing to be desired. The new blades are fit to meet new balls without fear of crack or split. C. B. P E Y (Sussex XI.). L o r d ’ s C r ic k e t G ro u n d , L o n d o n , N.W. Dear Sirs,—I played with one of your bats right through Lord Hawke’s Tour in the West Indies, and made 984 runs with it, and also in England at the beginning of the season. It certainly was one of the best bats I have ever had, if not the very best, and those of your make I am now using are g o iD g beautifully. Yours truly, P . F. W A R N E R . To Stuart Surridge & Co. 175, BOROUGHHIGH STREET, LONDON, S.E.