Cricket 1909

94 CR ICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A pril 29, 1909. “ retired,” though the visit of the M.C.C.’s Engish team brought him into the field again a season later. Worrall had also dropped out, his old comrades refusing to play with him again owing to some injudicious remarks in letters and contributions to Eng’ish papers in 1902. There is no doubt that, after his fine form in England in 1899, the Carlton veteran felt keenly his exclusion from the 1902 team; and it seemed a pity that he should have been punished so heavily for an outburst of spleen. A little of his dash would have been welcome to the Melbourne crowd in this match. (To be continued.) THE METROPOLITAN CLUBS IN 1909. (i Continuedfrom, page 79.) T he B rixton W anderers have again had a long programme arranged for them. It includes a Week, extending from July 12th to 17th, and a short tour at the end of May, when St. Leonards, Lewes and Hestings will be visited. The Captain is Mr. B. A. Glanvill, the Hon. Secretary Mr. A. R. Whitley, of 85, Denmark Hill, S.E., and the Hon. Treasurer Mr. E. Gilbert, of 43, Stockwell Park Road, S.E. Telegrams to the Club can be addressed “ Brixton Wanderers, East Dulwich ” and to the Hon. Secretary ‘ Reim- burser, London.” MAY. 1. Home, v. Croydon. 1. Croydon, v. Croydon. I . Norbury, v. London and Westminster Bank. 8 . Home, v. Mitcham. 8 . Forest Hill, v. Forest Hill. 15. Bellingham, v. White House. 15. Home, v. Cyphers. 22. Catford, v. Private Banks. 22. Lee, v. Granville. 22. Home, v. Private Banks. 29. St. Leonards, v. South Saxons. 29. Home, v. Spencer. 31. Lewes, v. Lewes Priory. 31. Home, v. Sutton. JUNE. 1. Hastings, v. Hastings Rovers. 5. Penge, v. Ibis. 5. Home, v. Ibis. 5. Catford, v. Private Banks. 9. Sutton, v. Sutton. 12. Bexley, v. Bexley Asylum. 12. Walton, v. Walton. 12. Home, v. Forest Hill. 14. Wandsworth, v. Spencer II. 18. Lee, v. Granville. 19. Home, v. Forest Hill. 19. Forest Hill, v. Forest Hill. 19. Ashstead, v. Ashstead. 23. Arlesey, v. Three Counties Asylum. 20. Malden, v. Malden Wanderers. 26. Home, v. Granville “ A .” 26. Penge, v. Ibis. 28. Hampton Wick, v. Hampton Wick. JULY. 3. Norbury, v. London and Westminster Bank. 3. Home, v. London and Westminster Bank. 3. Ashstead, v. Ashstead. 10. Home, v. Sutton. 10. Wandsworth, v. Spencer. 12. v. Surrey Club and Ground. \ 13. v. Hampton Wick. 14. v. Dulwich. . H w , 15. v. Norbury Park. J±ome WeeK* 16. v. Kenward’s X I. | 17. v. Granville. / 17. Norbury, London and Westminster Bank. 21. H om e,v. Outcasts. 24. Wandsworth, v. Spencer. 24. Home, v. Hampton Wick. 28. Kent House, v. Cyphers. 31. Croydon, v. Croydon. 31. Home, v Croydon. AUGUST. 2. Home, v. Cyphers. 2. Kent House, v. Cyphers. 3. Home, v. Spencer. 5. Norwood, v. Norwood II. 7. Home, v. Private Banks. 7. Sutton, v. Sutton. II. Norbury, v. Norbury Park. Forest Hill, v. Forest Hill. Home, v. Forest Hill. Home, v. White House. Hampton Wick, v. Hampton W ick. Home, v. Ibis. Penge, v. Ibis. SEPTEMBER. Home, v. London and Westminster Bank. Malden, v. Malden Wanderers. Dulwich, v. Dulwich. Home, v. Dulwich. The G ranville (L e e ) C.C. have, as usual, arranged an attractive programme, a prominent feature of which is the “ Week ” (June 14th to 19th) when the Wanderers, Forest Hill, Hampstead, M.C.C. and Ground, Brixton Wanderers, and Richmond will be met in the order named. The M.C.C. match will be for the benefit of the groundsmen. The Hon. Secretary is Mr. H. W. Gill, of 48, Micheldever Road, Lee, S.E., and the Hon. Treasurer Mr. J. Paxton Clarkson, of 20, St. Mildred’s Road, Lee. The side will again be under the leadership of Mr. P. P. Lincoln, whilst Mr. A.R. Layman, who has been identified with the Club for thirty-five years, fills the post of President. In addition to the following matches ar­ ranged for the first eleven, a programme of thirty-three fixtures has been made for the “ A ” team. APRIL. Lee, v. Charlton Park. MAY. Lee, v. Bromley. Lee, v. Whitgift Wanderers. Hampstead, v. Hampstead. Tonbridge, v. Tonbridge. Woolwich, v. Woolwich Garrison. Eltham, v. Eltham. Abbey Wood, v. Lessness Park. JUNE. Lee, v. Gravesend. Bromley, v. Bromley. Lee, v. Guy’s Hospital. Kent House, v. Cyphers, v. Wanderers. ^ v. Forest Hill. v. Hampstead. I Home v. M.C.C. and Ground. ( Week, v. Brixton Wanderers, v. Richmond. / Blackheath, v. Blackheath. Crofton Park, v. Guy’s Hospital. JULY. Bickley, v. Bickley Park. Forest Hill, v. Forest Hill. Gravesend, v. Gravesend. Lee, v. Tonbridge. East Dulwich, v. Brixton Wanderers. Lee, v. Eltham. Charlton Park, v. Charlton Park. AUGUST. Lee, v. Lessness Park. Lee, v. Woolwich Garrison. Lee, v. Bickley Park. Sid cup, v. Sidcup. Lee, v. Cyphers. Richmond, v. Richmond. T he H ampstead C.C. have had their customary long and interesting programme arranged for them by their Hon. Secretary, Mr. I1'. C. Wheeler, of 32, South Hill Park, Hampstead, and their Assistant Hon. Sec­ retary, Mr. F. E. Eiloart, of 17, Elsworthy Boad, N.W. The Week is from July 12th to 17th inclusive, during which Hornsey, Old Malvernians. Old Tonbridgians, Marlborough Blues, Trojans (presumablythe Southampton club of that name) and M.C.C. will be met. The President of the Club is Sir Spencer P. Maryon-Wilson, Bart., and the Vice-Presi­ dent Mr. Gregor MacGregor. The ground, which is within easy reach of the Metro­ politan, Midland, and North London Rail­ ways, is situated in the Finchley Boad, near the Finchley Boad Station on the North London Bailway. MAY. 1. Hampstead, v. London Scottish. 5. Hampstead, v. Stoics. 8 . Hampstead, v. Belsize. 8 . Hornsey, v. Hornsey. 12. Hampstead, v. Finchley. 15. Ealing, v. Ealing. 15. Hampstead, v. Granville. 19. Honor Oak Park, v. Guy’s Hospital. 22. Richmond, v. Richmond. 22. Hampstead, v. Surbiton. 26. Hampstead, v. Charlton Park. 29. Berkhamstead, v. Berkhamstead School. 31. Hampstead, v. South Hampstead. JUNE. 2. Southgate, v. Southgate. 5. Hampstead, v. Norwood. 5. Tooting, v. Upper Tooting. 9. Tonbridge, v. Tonbridge School. 12. Hampstead, v. Queen’s Club. 12. Pinner, v. Pinner. 12. Neasden, v. University College School. 16. Lee, v. Granville. 17. Hampstead, Annual Sports. 19. Hampstead, v. Streatham. 19. Woodford, v. Woodford Wells. 23. Hampstead, v. Guy’s Hospital. 26. Norwood, v. Norwood. 26. Hampstead, v. Nondescripts. 26. Highgate, v. Highgate School. 30. Hampstead, v. Wanderers. JULY. 3. Hampstead, v. Upper Tooting. 3. Chesham, v. Chesham. 6 . Hornsey, v. Hornsey. 7. Hampstead, v. West Herts. 10. Hampstead, v. Ealing. 10. Chiswick, v. St. Thomas’s Hospital. 12. v. Hornsey. ^ 13. v. Old Malvernians. ! 14. v. Old Tonbridgians. 1 The 15. v. Marlborough Blues. j Week. 16. v. Trojans. I 17. v. M.C.C. / 17. Mill Hill, v. Mill Hill School. 21. Hampstead, v. University College School. 24. Hampstead, v. University Col. School Old Boys. 24. Brondesbury, v. London Scottish. 28. Sutton, v. Sutton. 31. Uxbridge, v. Uxbridge. 31. Hampstead, v. Woodford Wells. AUGUST. 2. 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