Cricket 1906

A p r i l 12, 1906. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 63 BENETFINK ’S 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 . '■ ! 'ilj ill III C R I C K E T BATS . Boys’ Half Cane, No. 4, 3/3; No. 5, 3 8; No. 6, 4/6 Ditto, All Cane (as Illustration ^ No. 5, 8 3 ; No. ft, 6 Ditto, “ Resilient,** Selected, No. 6, 8/3 Men’s All Cane ........................6'- Ditto ditto 8u p er........................ 8'6 Ditto ditto Selected ............. 9'6 Clap^haw’s “ Resilient ” ............. 14 6 Warsop’s ‘ C o n q u e ro r, *Improved 18'6 Wisden’s “ Crawford’s E x c r l l e r ” ...*;■ 16/9, 20/- Odd’s “ FlexiMe*’ "'*..< ■... "... ...20/- Gradidge’s Selected “ Im p e r ia l D rtvkb ” /- Surridge’s specially selected “ R a p id ” Driver........................ 21/- Gardiner’s ‘ ’ B est ” .......................20/- Dark’s Cork Bandied .............20/- Cobbett’s “ J u b ile e ” 16 3 Ayres’ “ I n t e r n a t io n a l ” 13 9,16/6.21/ Benetflnk’s “ C o n c e n t r ic ’ * .......... 21/- Single Bat sent lost hree. W I C K E T - K E E P IN G G L O V E S . Men’s Chamois, Cane Protected. 2/9, 3/3 Ditto, Leather, Ventilated, 4 6, 5 3 Ditto, Leather, Rubber Faced... 8/10 Ditto, Gold Tape ... 6/11 Bovs’, 3d. per pair less The “ Wisden, 10/6. Impd. “ McGregor,” 13/6. Postage Free. C R I C K E T N E T S . BACK NETS ONLY. With Poles, Lines, aDd Pears 18ft. by 6ft., 7/11 18ft. by 7 ft,9/- 18ft. by 8ft., 9/9 WITH SIDE WINGS With Poles. Lines and Peps (as Illustration's. 42ft. by 6 ft, 17/9. 42ft. *y 7ft, ,19/10. 42ft. by bft. STEAM TARKKD. 19/6 ... 21/6 ... 23/6 C R I C K E T BA G S . Fancy C a rp e t............................................. 8/11,6/11 Plain ditto, super ................................... 8/-, 8/11 Ditto, ditto (as Illustration) ...................................8/- Ditto, ditto, with Leather Eads ditto .............12 9 \11 Leather .............................................22'-, 2 Ditto, ditto, p riv a te ................................... 20/-, 26 6 Carriage free , 10». and over. L E G G UARD S . Boys’ White Twill ............. ,, „ Leather „ Super White Leather Men’s White T w ill............. „ ,, Leather ,, Super White Leather ,, White Leather Skele­ ton ... ....................... „ ,, Featherweight Skeleton ... .............. Men’s White Kid Feather­ weight Skeleton ............. All postage free. C R I C K E T B A L L S Dufce’s S u p e r .................. Dark’s O bow n .................. Wisden’s C ro w n .................. Benettink’s Practice, 3- seam ........................ Ditto, B.C.B., warranted Postage free. BA T T IN G G L O V E S White Leather, Grey Tubular Rubber or Corrugated ... 47- Hair-padded Finr^rs, pair 2/9, 3/6, 8/- Wisden’s “ Prince,” Black Rubber Fingers.......... 8/f “ The Oval,” Grey Rubber (as illust’n) 8/- Ditto, Red Rubber 8/6 “ Surrey Shield,” Red Rubber........................ 4/3 Postage free. B E N E T F I N K & C o . , 107 & ios, c h e a p s i d e , l o n d o n , e .c . STUARTSURMD6E*CO., M a k e r s o f t h e C e le b r a t e d P.R.D. CRICKET BATS, As 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 , X.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 best I ever remember having played with.—Yours truly, (Signed) F. S T AN L E 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 t o n O v a l , L o n d o n . Dear Mr. Surridge,—I have made with this bat 2,500 runs and quite endorse Mr. G. L. Jessop and Mr. C. B. Pry’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 o m e r se t V il l a , C h e l t e n h a m . Dear Sir,—You will be pleased to hear that one of your bats that I purchased at the Oval was used in all my matches, both lstand 2ndckss, last seaso: I should inall probabilityhavebeenusing it next seasonhad not the damp got hold of it whilst crossing over to A m e r ica . I can safely say it was the best bat I have ever had in my career. You are at liberty to make any use of this recommendation you please. Sincerely yours, G IL B E R T L. JESSOP Seasons 1899, 1900 1901-— 3,600 runs with this bat. S u r k 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 sse x C o u n t y C .C ., B r ig h t o n . The bats made by Stuart Surridge & c\£> 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. F R Y (Sussex XI.). 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,—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 going beautifully. Yours truly, P . P. W A R N E R . To Stuart Surridse & Co. Price List on Application. 175, BOROUCH HIGH STREET, LONDON, S.E,