There was no Charterhouse match this year on account of that school being moved to Godalming, so instead we played the M.C.C at Lords & were beaten in the first innings by over 200 runs. The disgraceful conduct of some of the younger townboys present at this match must not be passed over without mention.…
The T.B & Q.S cricket match took place last half at Vincent Square, when the former won by 9 wickets. Dury got the townboy score with 45 runs. Rawson got the Q.S score with runs. The following is a list of the elevens. T.B. Q.S. H. S. Jackson W. S. Rawson C. P. McKeand F.…
The T. B. and Q. S. match this year was decided by the first innings in favour of the Q. S. there was no time for the second inning to be finished as McKeand (C. P.) made 84 for the Town Boys or the result might have been different. Trollope (T. B.) got ‘the ball’,…
On Wednesday July 19th there was a whole holiday (with the exception of school fr. 8-9) for the ‘Busby dinner’ &c Charter House match, which was played at Lords & which resulted in an easy victory for the Westminsters. On the account of last years match the total absence of old Westminsters is mentioned but…
The match between Grant’s & Rigaud’s resulted in favour of the former of the former by a considerable number of runs; McKeand (Grants) making the highest score. A.P. Hill.
The T.B. and QS match resulted again this year in a victory for the QS in the first innings. Q. S. T. B. 1. H. E. Rawson 1. R. M. Curteis. capt 2. Dyce 2. Jackson 3. Gilbertson 3. Saunders 4. W. S. Rawson 4. Trollope 5. Northcote 5. Pemberton 6. Stephenson 6. Noyes, C.…
The Town boy and Queen Scholar match this year resulted in a victory for the QSS. The Elevens were Q. S. T. B. Barron (captains) Curteis Wakley Pemberton Wace Shackle Dixon Saunders Vidal Noyes Northcote Bedford Rawson, H. G. Bailey Rawson, H. E. Jackson Rawson, W. S. Gadsden Saunders Worsley Randolph Noyes
Some complaint having been made by the Masters at the Boarding Houses of the T. B.’s having to wear their hats on the way to and from fields, the following rule was promulgated by the Head Master:- “That all Town Boys in any Eleven or Twenty-two at Cricket shall be allowed to wear their proper…
Aug. 3rd the T. B. & Q.S. cricket match was played resulting in favour of the Q. S. though the T. B. eleven played very pluckily. Q. S. T. B. Northcote, E. A. (captains) Cuteis, H. Saunders, F. N. Lee, G. H. O’Brien, F. A. Curteis, R. N. Eddis, B. U. Basham Barron, H. Rawson,…
On July 29th the annual Charterhouse match took place at Lord’s Cricket Ground. Westminster was the winner, having an innings + a few runs to spare.