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248 CRICKET : A WEEKLY MATCHES ON JUNE 6. OAKHAM SCHOOL v. REV. J. W. MARSH’S X I.— At Oakham. Rev, J. W. Marsh’s X I., 152 ; Rev. J. W. Marsh 51*, F. A. Salmon 25. The School. 179 ; C. C. Sills 90, S. H. G. Humfrey 62. For the School, Humfrey 5 for 20. ST. LAWRENCE A. v. FOLKESTONE A.— At St. Lawrence, Canterbury, Folkestone A, 79 ; A. F. Fentiman 29. St. Lawrence A, 120 for 7 ; E. Finn 39. C. E. Harris 25. For St. Lawrence, Rev. — . Taylor 7 for 29, C. E. Harris 3 for 20. NEWTON COLLEGE v. CHUDLEIGH.— At Newton Abbot. The College, 190 F. M. I. Watts 67*, J. A. J. Watts 29, Hodge (pro.) 28, C. W. Winwood- Smith 20. Chudleigh, 41. For the College, J. West 7 for 14. BLUE MANTLES v. EASTBOURNE— At Tunbridge Wells. Eastbourne, 119 ; H. Hayley 39. Blue Mantles, 232; N. F. Druce 77, E. A. C. Druce 65*, Capt. Disney-Roebuck 41. SUSSEX MARTLETS V. THE GRANGE (C rowborottgh ).— At Crow- borough. Martlets, 201 ; H. A. Belcher 48, C. G. Nix 39*, A. C. Somerset 25, F. Somerset 24, R. K. Simms 22. The Grange, 349 ; F. H. Gresson 122*, W. M. Batcliff 32, Hon. O. Scott 30, H. P. Lloyd 28, P. Goldsmith 25*, P. J. Reiss 20. BLACKHEATH V. LINDISFARNE.— At Blackheath. Blackheath, 276 for 9, d e c.; H. D. Banning 81, Rev. D. Christopherson 66, K. Christopherson 23, C. A. Pitt 21. Lindisfarne, 140; R. H. D. Bolton 42, Rev. P. C. Joy 26, R. C. Cutter 20. REPTON SCHOOL V. B U R T O N -O N -T R E N T A t Repton. Burton, 184. S. H. Evershed 76, R. B. Rickman 47, J. L. Crommelin-Brown 24. The School 117 ; E. R. Pallett 24*. , RICHMOND v. SU RR EY C. & G — At Richmond. Surrey C. & G., 221, Spring 175, Peach 46, Myers 25, Col. H. E. Lowis 21. Richmond, 62 for 8 ; C. M. Thomas 22. CRICKLEWOOD v. BRONDESBURY.— At Cricklewood. Cricklewood, 148 for 9, d ec.; Boxsius 61 (ret.), Dr. Leahy 27. Brondesbury, 69. BOSTON PARK v. M.C.C.— At Brentwood. Boston Park, 147; A. S. Ling 54, C. Gluyas 29. M.C.C., 90; Hearne (G. G.) 25. ESSEX C. & G. v. W ICKFORD.— A t Leyton. Essex C. & G., 193; F. Ratcliffe-Holmes 59. Smith 29*, Valiant 20. Wickford, 35 for 3. DENSTONE COLLEGE v. OLD DERBEIANS.— At Denstone. Old Derbeians, 31. The College, 151 (for 3 ); B. Hall 42, T. H. Bowman 35, J. W. Knight 28*, L. B. Helder 21*, W. Hall 18. MATCHES ON JUNE 8. HAMPSTEAD v. QUEEN’S CLUB.— At Hampstead. Hampstead, 189 for 5, d ec.; R. G. D. Howell 76, G. G. Dumbelton 44*, E. C. K. Clarke 22, A. R. Tanner 20. Queen’s Club, 135 for 7; R. Walker 32, R. D. Nolan 27, Mason 27. OLD CHARLTON V. BLACKHEATH.— At Charlton Park. Old Charlton, 125; J. Lambert 63. Blackheath, 200; S. Woffenden 63, S. E. Day 35, L. F. Honey 24. EASTBOURNE COLLEGE v. SOUTH SAXON S— At Eastbourne. The College, 141; V. Bryan-Brown 32, D. G. Hake 22. South Saxons, 144 for 9 ; H. H. Hayes 70. LANCING COLLEGE V. ETON RAMBLERS.— At Lancing. Eton Ram ­ blers, 120 ; H. Bury 46, Hon.C. Lambton 29. The College,93 ; G. L. Kemp 34. W ICKFORD V. ARLINGTON AND L E Y T O N S T O N E A t Wickford. A. and L., 77; W. Ruffels 24. W ickford, 102* ; Winmill 45*. UPPER TOOTING V. SURREY C. & G.— At Upper Tooting. Surrey C. & G., 141; Sandham 33, Abel (T.) 25, Platt 25. Upper Tooting, 113 ; D. H. Butcher 44, Rev. — . Seymour 24. CATFORD v. OLD WHITGIFTIANS.— At Catford. Old Whitgiftians, 200 for 8, d ec.; G. A. Ellis 82, A. G. Newcomb 47, Carter Pegg 31. Catford, 114 ; H. Curtis 30, H. Stevens 22*. DULWICH V. HAMPTON WICK.— At Dulwich. Dulwich, 190 for 4, dec. ; P. H. Slater 80, S. E. Huntley 62*, A. H. Williams 20. Hampton Wick, 58 ; R. J. Sivers 21. HONOR OAK v. CROFTON PARK .— At Honor Oak. Honor Oak, 182: Dickason 52, Sawer 27, J. Lockton 26. Crofton Park (2 absent), 50. MARLBOROUGH COLLEGE v. HAMPSHIRE HOGS.— The College, 112 ; E. C. Beard, 27, W. F. L. Oliver 23, Hampshire Hogs, 162 for 6 ; H. C. McDonald 87*, H. A. Haigh Smith 3i. TOWNLEY PARK v. ALBEMARLE AND FRIERN BARNET.— At Dulwich. Townley Park, 38. A. &. F. B. (4 men short), 56 ; W. Lyon 21. RECORD OF THE GAME. J un e 15, 1912. BRIGHTON COLLEGE v. REIGATE H ILL.— At Brighton. Reigate Hill, 60 ; J. K. Guy 24—and 121 for 7, dec.; A.L Corbett 38, D. Bond 26, E. Nice 23* The College, 92; T. A. Hill 19, G. M. Dawbarn 18, P. Havelock-Davies 17—and 66 for 0 ; P. Havelock-Davies 48*. CHIGWELL v. OLD MERCHANT TAYLORS.— At Chigwell. O.M.T.’s, 223 for 7, d ec.; E. N. Fuller 82, J. S. Ryan 38, D. C.Isaac 33*, S. A. Trick 2.7. Chigwell. 42. For O.M.T.’s, G. W. Truman 5 for 20. ADDISCOMBE v. FULHAM.— At Fulham. Addiscombe, 69; F. Prebble 16. Fulham, 82; J. S. Fryer 20, A. E. S. Bramwell 16. SUTTON V. NORBURY PARK WANDERERS.— At Sutton. N. P. W., 119; F. S. Russell 34, A. E. Taylor 22, C. E. Groves 19. Sutton, 225 for 8 ; G. H. Hadfleld 67, A. B. Read 34, J. M. Williamson 28, P. R. Waterer 25. GREVILLE v. CONINGSBY.— At Cricklewood. Coningsby, 67 ; L. Coop- man 22. Greville, 97; W. D. Baylis 28, A. G. Jannings 18. WEST KENT WANDERERS A. V. CRESCENT— At Blackheath. W. K. W ., 148 ; A. G. Lucy 54*, A. Cleaver 38, A. Lugg 29.Crescent (2 short) 114; F. J. Dennis 33, H. Chester 25. BATTERSEA v. WHITE HOUSE.— At Battersea. White House, 150 for 3, d e c.; P. Burke 54, A. Cole 38*, A. Jeacocke 37. Battersea 100 for 6. H. M. Lawson 25, F. Ward 23. FRAMLINGHAM MASTERS v. HALESWORTH. — A t Framlingham. Framlingham Masters, 105 for 6, d ec.; A. Macqueen 45, H. Bassett 33, Tomlin­ son 29*, C. K Bridgnell 27*. Halesworth, 47 ; J. Deck 13. For the Masters II. Bassett took 5 for 14. UPPINGHAM SCHOOL v. UPPINGHAM TOWN.—At Uppingham. The School, 167 for 8, d ec.; E. E. Wynne 49, R. W. Bum 37, J. V. Wilshin 31. The Town, 24. MILL HILL SCHOOL v. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SCHOO L.-At Mill Hill. U.C.S., 46—and 37. Mill Hill School, 132 ; C. Snell 44, C. Griffith-Jones 35, T. A. Higham 33. CHARLTON PARK v. UPPER TOOTING.—Upper Tooting, 214 for 9, dec.; R. Curtis-Hayward 79, C. Fabel 45, E. E. Trotman 24. Charlton Park, 133 for 4; R. G. Cowley 67, H. C. Ogilvy 40*. CAPITAL AND COUNTIES BANK v. UPPER SYDENHAM.—At Lower Sydenham. C. & C. Bank, 19. Upper Sydenham, 127 ; F. S. Gillespie 81*. PINNER v. HAMPSTEAD.—At Pinner. Pinner, 149 ; L. V. Wakefield 3(5, F. Parkhouse 24*. Hampstead, 94 ; R. S. Challands 34*, C. H. Chaldecott 25. BOSTON PARK v. HEATHFIELD.—At Brentford. Heathfield. 177 for S, d ec.; A. H. Podmore 56, C. Mills 31*, G. W. Aitchison 30, W. Goff 2S*. Boston Park, 122 for 7 ; C. Gluyas 31*, A. Cates 22, C. Clark 21. CATERHAM v. LANCING OLD BOYS.—At Caterham. Caterham, 180 for 0, dec. ; W. C. Morgan 84, B. Travers 20, L. Fraser 19, Rev C. Morris 18*. Lancing O.B.’s, 152 for 7 ; A. C. Greenfield 56, B. E. Mathieson 48. CROYDON PARKSIDE v. BEULAH II.—At South Croydon. Beulah II., 54. Parkside, 48. SOUTHGATE v. HARROW BLUES.—Harrow Blues, 175; H. A. Baum­ gartner 66, L. C. F. Nash 57, F. de F. England 32*. Southgate, 179 for S ; H. A. Milton 49, J. A. E. Peschier 38, Rev. A. M. Bashford 32*, E. J. Mann 29. LUDGROVE v. NORTH AW PLACE.—At Ludgrove, New Barnet. Ludgrove, 78 ; C. M. V. Llewellyn 21, A. H. Ferguson 15, and 9 for 1. Northam Place, 28. SIR ROGER MANWOOD’S G. S. v. WALMER.—At Sandwich. Grammar School, 28. Walmer, 70 for 2 ; G. Flower 21. NEW BRIGHTON v. SEFTON.—At Liscard. New Brighton, 214 for 6, d ec.; H. Horspool 71, E. Wilkinson 76. Sefton, 215 for no wickets ; H. Blease 125" F. Miller 80*. CRICKLEWOOD v. SPENCER.—At Wandsworth Common. Spencer, 21S for 6 ; T. L. Morey 56, F. F. Boles 52, W. F. Jennings 40, J. T. Gordon 34. t ricklewood, 29. GRANVILLE (LEE) v. CYPHERS.— At Kent House. Granville, 179; F. J. Hall 42, H. A. Dickens 30. Cyphers, 164 ; A. N. Storey 35, W. W. Pullen 35. DULWICH COLLEGE v. OLD WYKEHAMISTS.—At Dulwich. The College, 129; A. E. R . Gilligan 34, H. E. Robertson 31*. Old Wk., 78; C. E. Bostock 39. CLIFTON COLLEGE v. LANSDOWN.—At Bath. The College, 69 ; W. St C. Grant 28. Lansdown, 168 for 9; A. Hutton 51, A. D. Ripper 33, L. C. L- Sutton 2 i PRICE ONE PENNY. POST FREE Hd PRICE ONE PENNY, M.C.C. 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