No. 432
The Gymnasium competition resulted as follows Seniors The rest a long way behind. Juniors Shaw and Holmes (H.B.B) were also close up
No. 431
The Sports took place on Friday and Saturday April 5th and 6th. The weather was extremely cold and the strong wind seriously affected the times. FIRST DAY. First Heat A. Whittow (R) (scratch I). J. H. Reynolds (QS) II. A.B Paget (H.BB) (10 yds.) III Time 42 seconds. Won easily: Second and third close together.…
No. 430
The Fives Ties last term were one by H.Y. Longhorne and G.F. Martin QS (Seniors) and F.E Hughes (H.BB) and R. Truslove (H.BB) (Juniors)
No. 429
The Mission Offertory collected on Ascension Day, May 23rd amounted, with the Headmaster’s contribution to £20
No. 428a
The second XI played one match against Clapham Rovers (A), in which they proved successful (1-0)
No. 428
The following is the Football Card, 1894-5 1894 Sat., Oct. 6 . v. OWW. (Lost 3-5.) “ “ 13. v. Old Rossallians. (Lost 0-2.) Wed “ 17 v. Crusaders. (Lost 1-5.) Sat “ 20 v. Old Carthusians. (Lost 2-4.) “ “ 27 v. Casuals. (Lost 1-3.) “ “ 3 . v. Clapham Rovers. (Scratched) Sat …
No. 427
For the sixth time in succession Riguards won the T.B Sheild. Grants scratching in the final. This team was unusually strong consisting of five Pinks, four Pink and Whites and two 3rd elevens, eight of the team having played for the school.
No. 426
T.BB v Q.SS was played on Wednesday March 27 in wet and miserable weather. Q.SS were without E. H Waterfield and G.F. Martin and T.B.B were without L.J. Moon. After quarter of an hours play T.B.B scored through Beasley (1-0) and Fox soon after scored from a centre from the right (2-0). The College backs…
No. 425
The twenty-fifth match between Westminster and Charterhouse was played at Godalming on Saturday March 9th and resulted in a win for Charterhouse by six goals to none. The weather was cold and wet. Immediately on Hancock starting the game Charterhouse scored (0-1). Hands was given against us and Austen took the kick and scored again…
No. 424
The Fencing Competition was won by J.F. Waters (QS) there being only one other competition. The standard of fencing was wonderfully poor.