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O.S.E.
AND
T
HE
S
TRAGGLERS OF
A
SIA
E
LEVENS
C
RICKET
W
EEK
1929
I
NCLUDED IN THIS GROUP ARE
:-
B
ACK ROW
- S.T. H
UTCHINSON
(
FAR LEFT
), W.T.H. R
UTTER
(4
TH FROM LEFT
),
J.F.W. E
ARDLEY
(5
TH FROM LEFT
)
S
TANDING
- W.H.A. C
OWELL
(2
ND FORM LEFT
), D.G. L
EADLEY
(3
RD FROM LEFT
),
H.E. K
ENDALL
(2
ND FROM RIGHT
)
S
EATED
- R.H. G
RIFFITHS
(
FAR LEFT
), E.T.
J
AMES
(3
RD FROM RIGHT
), A.H. S
EYMOUR
(2
ND FROM RIGHT
)
O
N
G
ROUND
S.R. C
LAIR
(2
ND FROM LEFT
), D.R.S. B
ADER
(
CENTER
),
J.W.M. F
LETCHER
(2
ND FROM RIGHT
), M.V. S
PURWAY
(
FAR RIGHT
)
T
HE
S
TRAGGLERS WON BY
4
WICKETS
JAMES SARGEAUNT AND GORDON BEAL
TAKE 71 WICKETS BETWEEN THEM BUT
EXPENSIVELY
THE HIGHEST SCORES OF THE SEASON
BY THE CAPTAIN JOHN BARNES - 81
AGAINST E.P. HEWETSON'S XI
FOLLOWED BY 63 VERSUS OXFORD CITY
C.C.
29TH JUNE 1929 IS A KEY DATE IN
SCHOOL CRICKET HISTORY - WITH THE
1ST, 2ND AND COLTS XIS ALL WINNING
FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER. FOR THE
COLTS PETER CRANMER SCORES 177
NOT OUT
IN THE SENIOR HOUSE CUP, JOHN
BARNES SCORES TWO CENTURIES IN
TWO INNINGS VERSUS APSLEY, WHILE
BATTING FOR TILLY'S, BUT STILL LOSES
THE MATCH - IN ALL 1149 RUNS ARE
SCORED!
PAUL GIBB (AGED 15) MAKES HIS DEBUT
AS WICKET-KEEPER FOR THE SCHOOL
SIDE - LATER TO PLAY FOR ENGLAND,
YORKSHIRE AND ESSEX