Cricket 1914

THE WORLD OF CRICKET, August 8, 1914. □ — - H. GRADIDGE & SONS, manufacturing Specialists of Cricket and £awn Cennis Goods. SOLE M A K E R S OF TH E FAM OU S “ Imperial Driver” Cricket Bat (Patent No. 29 20 7 10) Made in H en’s, Small Men's, College. 6 , 5, 4. & 3 sizes. As used b y all the leading Cricketers— including County U niversity. Public School and Colonial Cricket. CRICKET BALLS LEO GUARDS, BATTING GLOVES. GAUNTLETS. See.. a special feature. REBLADING. S E ND FOR F R E E I L L U S T R A T E D L I ST . R E ST R IN G IN G . The“H.J.G.” H . G. & SONS are makers of “ The H . J . G .” “ V IK IN G ,’ “ IM P E R IA L D R IV E R , ’ ’ “ IM P R O V E D G R A D ID G E .” “ H A R D C O U RT .” and many other Rackets, all of which are largely used both at home and abroad. K e nt E nglish Ash, Tracey’s G ut, and best w orkm anship guaranteed. Tennis Balls. Nets, &c. f a c t o r y : Artillery Place, Woolwich, England.