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NEXT THURSDAY. Denbighshire v. Flintshire (at Ruthin). Ordinary. MOLD SUBSCRIPTION CLUB'S VICTORY. On Thursday last Mold Subscription Bow- ling Club entertained and played a match with the Royal Denbigh Bowling Club, which resulted in the home club winning both the singles and doubles by a narrow margin.
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Cricket. MOSTYN PARK v. WEASTE. The Mostyn Park Eleven met the Weaste Eleven at Mostyn Park on Saturday after- noon. The visitors had during the week been playing holiday matches in North Wales, and Saturday's fixture was the con- cluding one of the series. Bangor Universi- ty, Llandudno, Portmadoc, Llanychan, and others had been on the list. The team was in good form and played pretty cricket. Mostyn did remarkably well, and the score i y totalled much better than was at first ex- pected. E. Heggie, 17; R. A. Jones, 11; and R. Barnard, 10 (not out) were a particu- larly useful trio for the home side. Inn- ings were declared at six o'clock, when the visitors were 77 for six wickets, to 68 for Mostyn. Next Saturday Mostyn play Shot- ton at Mostyn Park. MOSTYN PARK. Rev. G. D Jones c and b Warhurst 0 J. Barnard c Affleck b Cadman 9 J H Adams c Smith b Cadman 3 C F Malbon b Warhurst 0 R A Jones b Affleck 11 Rev. T G Jones Ibw b Affleck 4 S Hughes b Afflcck 0 E Heggie b Warburton 17 J Whitley b Warburton 1 R Barnard not out 10 II F Collins b Affleck 1 Extras 12 Total 68 WEASTE. W Affleck st b Adams 1 C Lord b Rev. G D Jones 13 W Warburton b Rev G D Jones 3 H Cadman c and b Rev G. D Jones 16 C Hopwood not out 26 F Smith b Rev G D Jones 3 F. Ray c R. Barnard b Rev. G D Jones 0 A Courting not out 9 Z, Extras 6 Total for 6 wkts 77 HOLYWELL COUNTY SCHOOL v. HALKYX II. Match played at Holywell on Saturday, 1914. Scores:— HALKYN. W Barclay hit wicket 11 G Harrison b D Parry 0 J E P Jones run out 4 Tom Parry e A Jones b C Edwards 2 R 0 Jones c Lester Jones b C Ed- wards 10 R B Chester b Edwards 3 Joe Parry b Edwards 0 W J Lloyd h D Parry 3 Joseph Lewis b Edwards 0 Caradog Davies b Edwards 4 A LI Jones not out 1 Extras 4 Total 42 HOLYWELL COUNTY SCHOOL. D Parry run out 11 C Edwards b Harrison 18 G Hughes c J E P Jones b Harrison 8 Langford Jones c and b Lloyd 3 Percy Ardern b Lloyd .I. 0 A Jones b Harrison 6 J Lester Jones b Harrison 5 E Ilinsley c J Parry b Harrison 6 J Llevv Williams c A L Jones b Barclay 5 Jack Williams not out 9 Michael Nee b Barclay 2 Extras 5 Total 78 CHESTER ST. JOHN'S v PENYFFORDD Played at Chester on Saturday. Scores: CHESTER ST. JOHN'S. C Coppack b Dolby 4 F Davi,s b Davison 10 J Lipsham e G Davies b Dolby 1 E Partin c Parker b Dolby 6 G H Russell c Bellis b Davison 2 A B Rowlands b Bellis 18
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CAMP ACCIDENTS. TWO LANCASHIRE "TERRIERS" BADLY INJURED. The Cheshire Brigade at Rhyl and the Lancashire Fusiliers at Prestatyn had a rough and (stormy week-end. Heavy rain fell during Saturday night, but on Sunday there was a bracing, drying wind. At each camp Divine services were held, the Non- conformists and Roman Catholics being permitted to attend their own places of worship in the towns. Two rather serious accidents occurred to members of the Lancashire force on Satur- day night. A large number of the men visited Rhyl, and there was a great crowd at the station for the last train. As the coaches were being backed into the bay a rush was made for the train before it came to a standstill. Private Edward Lambert, aged seventeen, of Salford, was pushed and fell between the footboard and the plat- form. He was so tightly wedged that a portion of the footboard had to be cut away before he could be extricated. The railway staff rendered first-aid, and he was removed in a serious condition to the Royal Alexandra Hospital, where it was found that his leg was badly crushed and his arm injured. The other accident occurred to Sergeant- Major Frederick Charles Slater, of the 7th (Macclesfield) Battalion. He was cycling I from Rhyl to camp at about midnight, and I when between Meliden and Prestatyn he was knocked down and rendered uncon- scious by an unknown motor-cyclist. He was conveyed to the camp hospital and re- > gained consciousness on Sunday morning
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With the Woods FLINTSHIRE LEAGUE. Last Saturday's Matches. SHOTTOX CLUB v. BAILEY HILL. SIIOTTON CLUB. J Millington 21 W Walton 15 D Brotherstone 21 D Millington 21 A J Mothersole 20 W Lyth 14 F Fellows 20 JOB Bates 21 E Forrester (capt.) 21 S Crofts 21 Fred Dovey 21 Geo Simmonds 21 237 BAILEY HILL. E Briscoll 9 P Griffiths 21 L. Blackwell 8 W. H. Whitley 12 R. Hughes 21 E. Hoskins 21 W Griffiths 21 J Brennan 12 P Edwards 15 W S Taylor (capt.) 17 G Blackwell 7 G McFarlane 9 173 ROSE AND THISTLE v. BOWLING GREEX. ROSE AND THISTLE. J Peters 21 Stanley 21 J. Edwards 21 A Messham 16 Grimsliaw 21 Shone 21 Luke 21 F Griffiths 21 R Crofts 21 S Hewitt 21 W Edwards 21 Birfcs 21 247 BOWLING GREEN. Alf Jones 12 J Hughes 15 E Connah 3 D. A. Roberts 21 Joe Smith 5 E Wright 12 T Crocomhe 11 Joe Wright 11 J Blackledge I 15 H North 9 E. Jones 18 J J Jones 16 148 BUCKLEY FREE LIBRARY v. FLINT CONSERVATIVES. BUCKLEY FREE LIBRARY. J Hewitt 1; 10 Jas. Fox 21 G Parry 21 G A Williams 21 J Ilopwood 31 E Wilcock 21 J W Williams 21 T Williams 19 J Jones 21 C. Kelsall I. 14 W Lewis (capt.) 21 J Evans 21 232 FLINT CONSERVATIVES. J Ellis (capt.) 21 S Cotterill 11 J Thompson 11 W Lloyd 20 C. Strefford 11 S Cole 14 C Coleclough 7 T B Bellis 21 E J Bellis 14 T Ashcroft 21 T Campbll 11 J Evans 18 180 CONNAH'S QUAY CONSERVATIVES v. HAWARDEN. CONNAH'S QUAY CONSERVATIVES Geo Plant 21 C Welch 21 A Jones (capt.) 21 W Taylor 21 R Hewitt 21 Jesse Jones 21 J P Hughes 1.. 21 E Griffiths 21 A Hewitt 13 J Bennett .I 21 J Griffiths 21 Jos. Hughes 21 244 HAWARDEN. A E Jones 20 Earl Wright 5 J Catlierall 6 W Short 10 E Mesh am 18 L Millington I. 16 J Tarbuck 10 T Wright 2 F Fennah 21 J Jones 12 Jos Millington 9 W Morris 1.. 5 134 PADESWOOD v. SHOTTON CONSER- VATIVES. PADESWOOD. D Stanley (capt.) 21 J Roberts 21 T Hughes 21 E Brookfield 14 H Evans 21 P Parry 21 F Chestertq 21 W Williams 17 J W Hughes 15 S Shone 21 W Manship 21 R. Wynne 21 235 SHOTTON CONSERVATIVES. W Cooper 10 G Poole 15 E. Sefley 14 H. Armes 21 B. Dudley 12 W Robins 7 G Meredith 5 R Morris 21 Z Severns 21 J Morris 3 S Reynolds 13 W Amos 5 147 BISTRE AVENUE v. PENYFFORDD. BISTRE AVENUE. iNI Bellic, (capt.) 21 Jno Lewis 21 R Cunnah 21 Jno Griffiths 21 T II Kelsall 21 MEllis 21 W Hughes 21 Jas Croose 21 Ed Rutledge 21 Ben Read 21 Win Hughes 18 T Griffiths 21 249 PENYFFORDD. J Davies 19 Ed Catherall (capt.) 15 G Messham 16 R Price 10 Jno Crofts 18 Jno Price 16 Wm. Crofts 18 Geo Jones 19 S Wilcock 16 H Mcs-sham 16 D. Hibbert 21 T Hibbert 8 192 BUCKLEY FREE LIBRARY v. ROSE AND THISTLE. Played on Wednesday week. FREE LIBRARY. E Jones 19 SParry 21 S A Williams 21 T Williams 21 J W Williams 21 B Bickley 20 J Hewitt 21 S Anglesea (capt.) 18 C Kelsall 21 J Evans 21 J Fox 21 J Price 19 244 ROSE AND THISTLE. J Edwards 21 W Edwards 15 E Shone 15 W Connah 3 R Birks 15 S Hewitt 21 R Crofts 16 J Grimshaw 21 W Whitley 4 T Luke 20 S Stanley (capt.) 8 T Griffiths 21 180 ROSE AND THISTLE v. FLINT CONSERVATIVES. Played on Whit-Monday. ROSE AND THISTLE. J Grimshaw 18 A Messham 21 S Stanley (capt.) 21 W Connah 21 E Shone 15 J Edwards 21 S Hewitt 21 T J Griffiths 21 T Luke 21 R Croft 21 It Birks 21 W Edwards 21 243 FLINT CONSERVATIVES. J Evans I. 21 W Lloyd 16 SCotterill 8 G Clews 15 J Ellis (capt.) 21 J Thompson 13 S Coles 12 H Ashcroft 9 C Strefford 16 T Campbell .I. 9 E T Bellis 11 H Lloyd 13 164 LEAGUE TABLE. Results to date. P. W. L. Pts. Padeswood 12 10 2 20 Shotton Club 9 6 3 12 Hawarden 10 6 4 12 Flint Cons 10 6 4 12 Free Library 7 5 2 10 Bailey Hill 7 4 3 8 New Brighton 8 4 4 8 Rose and Thistle. 9 4 5 8 Connah's Quay 7 3 4 6 Penyffordd 10 3 7 6 Shotton Cons. 8 2 6 4 Bistre Avenue 8 2 6 4 Bowling Green Hotel 9 2 7 4 0
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NEXT SATURDAY'S FIXTURES. FLINTSHIRE LEAGUE. Bowling Green Hotel v. New Brighton. Penyffordd v. Padeswood. Flint Conservatives v. Bailey Hill. Hawarden v. Buckley Free Library. Shotton Con. v. Connah's Quay Con. Bistre Avenue v. Shotton Club
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"r C Morau not out 13 W Herdman c Davison b Bellis 0 B Sinclair b Bellis 3 H Gawthorne c Wright b Bellis 2 G E Hibbert c Dolby tb Bellis 12 Extras 9 Total 80 PENYFFORDD. H Davies b Partill 16 J Wright b Davis 2 T J Davison b Partn 5 J W Bellis not out 33 n Parker b Partin 0 T D Dolby c Coppack b Partin 3 J Martin c Partin b Davis 5 W Astbury b Davis 6 J Bell c Davis b Partin 4 P Jones c Lipsham b Davis 2 G Davies run out 2 Extras 5 Total 81 SATURDAY'S FIXTURES. Penyffordd v. Northop. RIVERTOWN v. HALKYN. Played on the former's ground on Satur- day. Scores:- HALKYN. C Lewis Jones b Smith 8 M A Francis c Ash b Bennion 16 J Fearnhead c Smallman b Smith 3 J L Francis b Smith 1 C D F Mason b Smith 12 Jim Francis b Smith 10 G J Roberts c Smallman b Smith 5 R P Jones b Hazeldine 0 P B Waugli c Ash b Hazeldine 1 Jos Powell not out 4 E Fearnhead st Hazeldine 0 Extras 3 Total 63 RIVERTOWN. E Dawson b J Fearnhead 2 W Bennion run out 7 II Lcwj, b J Fearnhead 0 l H Smith b J L Francis 14 H Smallman c C L Jones b J Fearnhead 2 f T Catherall b J L Francis 4 W G Roberts b R P Jones 1 J Hazeldinc c and b J L Francis 1 G Ash not out 2- P Ledward c J L Francis b R P Jones 0 A Hazeldine b J L Francis 2 Extras 10 Total 450