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SCHOOL CRICKET NOW CONSIDERED
TO BE IN A 'GOLDEN AGE' - FOUR
BATSMEN SCORE OVER 400 RUNS EACH
DURING THE SEASON
PETER CRANMER ACCUMULATES 636
RUNS IN HIS SECOND YEAR AS CAPTAIN,
INCLUDED IS AN INNINGS OF 152
VERSUS BRASENOSE COLLEGE
NOTCHING UP 6 SIXIES AND 18 FOURS
NEW CRICKET PAVILION OPENED AT
THE GAUDY BY SIR RUSSELL BENCRAFT
(OSE)
BUSY FIXTURE LIST WITH NINE GAMES
CRAMMED INTO A FOUR WEEK PERIOD
IN JUNE DURING AN EXTENDED HEAT
WAVE
CONSIDERED AN ATTRACTIVE TEAM TO
WATCH WITH BATTING GOING DOWN
TO THE NINTH BATSMAN - THE
BUTTERWORTHS, DIXON AND REID ALL
SCORED MORE THAN 400 RUNS FOR THE
SEASON
ARTHUR REID AND ERIC DIXON NOW
REGULARLY AND VERY SUCCESSFULLY
OPENING THE INNINGS
ALL THE FIXTURES AGAINST PEER
SCHOOLS ARE WON
THE BOWLING ATTACK IS CENTRED
AROUND THREE BOWLERS - RADFORD
HOWELL, JOHN BUTTERWORTH AND
ROBERT BERRY WHO BETWEEN THEM
TAKE 111 WICKETS FOR AN AVERAGE 11
RUNS FOR EACH
ALL THE SCHOOL CRICKET SIDES HAVE
A SUCCESSFUL SEASON; THE JUNIOR XI
UNBEATEN IN SEVEN MATCHES WITH
RICHARD JELLARD SCORING OVER 300
RUNS FOR THE SEASON
S
IR
R
USSELL
B
ENCRAFT
(O.S.E.)
OPENS
THE NEW
C
RICKET
P
AVILION AT
G
AUDY IN
1933
O.S.E. XI
V THE
S
TRAGGLERS OF
A
SIA
- C
RICKET
W
EEK
1933
I
NCLUDED IN THE GROUP ARE
A.G.P. W
AY
(
SECOND LEFT
)
R.J. N
ORTHCOTE
-G
REEN
(
FOURTH FROM LEFT
), P.V.B. H
AYES
-G
RATZE
(
CENTRE
), J. E
ARDLEY
(
FOURTH FROM RIGHT
)
AND
J. H
UDSON
(
FAR RIGHT
)
IN THE STANDING ROWS
.
I
N THE SEATED ROW
S.T. H
UTCHINSON
(
FAR LEFT
),
J.H.A. B
ARNES
(
FOURTH FROM RIGHT
), W.A.F.. P
LATTS
(
SECOND FROM RIGHT
)
C.M.C. W
OODROFFE
(
LEFT
)
ON THE GROUND
L TO R
- A.M. R
EID
, R.T. B
ALDWIN
, R.W.W. H
OWELL
, R.F. B
ERRY
J. B
UTTERWORTH