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.
The Cricket Eleven this summer was composed as follows:- Northcote, E. A. (captain). Q.S. Bray, E. Q. S. Curteis, H. T. B. Saunders, F. N. Q. S. O’Brien, F. A. Q. S. Eddis, B. U. Q. S. Barron, H. Q. S. Curteis, R. M. T. B. Haden, F. S. Q. S. Basham, T. B.…
The T.B. + Q.S. cricket match was this year won by the Q. S. who had much the best eleven, though the Town Boys, especially Lee played very well. Q. S. Bray (captain) Northcote, E. Saunders. O’Brien. Eddis. Barron. Neale. Lefroy. Giles. Randolphe, E. Williams. T. B. Curteis (captain) Lee. Curteis, R. Eastwick. Neill,…
The T. B. + Q.S cricket match was played on the 6th of August as the first day was wet, + was won by the T. B. by 4 wickets. Worthcote Q. S. won the wickets + Carters T. B. the ball. The Q. S. scored 125 + 91, + the T. B. 159 +…
The Town boys won the TB & QS Cricket Match by in one innings, and a few runs – The dinner was in the middle of the day and not after the match as we were obliged to finish it on that day. S F Lucas Prin. Opp.
The Townboy & Queen’s Scholars cricket march was played on Monday the 4th of August, which ended in favour of the Queen’s Scholars though our eleven played capitally. The T.B. went in first & made 60 runs to which total Hunt contributed 12 (the highest score). The Q.S. made 70 only, the highest score of…
On Saturday May 17 a match was played with the Peripatetics which ended in Westminster winning in the first innings by 20 runs. Westminster commended a second innings getting 70 for 5 wickets, when time being called prevented it being finished. See Cricket Ledger. W. Winters Prin. Opp.
On Saturday, May 10th, we played a match with the Houses. They got 38 and 77 and we 83 and 17 without the loss of a wicket when time was called and prevented us winning by ten wickets which in all probability should’ve been done. W. Winters Prin. Opp.