(bow) (bow) 2—F, Parry 2—R. Hearn—H. Motioy 3.—G. Brown 4—R Parry—8. Clarke (stroke) (stroke) Cox—E, Hayward. Cox. W. Squire.
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At 9 o'clock the cricket match (Masters and others r. Boys) began. The Masters wou by 56 rans to 38, I to fall. The ingly good stand for unfortunately, he pi For the Masters Mr, Howell Mr. Willet made the bulk of the them, Mr. Lea's fielding jcuously good, his bowling conjunction and contrast with Mr. Drafiin's fast bowling from the other tend was very deadly for the Boys. The following were the scores Taylor, ¢. Hor 8, Clarke, ¢, Drafin, b. Les Robinson, played R. Parry, 0. Loa, b. Draffin H. Molloy, b.
F. Parry, ©. Lindsay, b, Draffin Hayward b. Lo Batland ¢. and b. Lea G. Brown, c. and b. Len R. Hearn, c. Howell, b. Drain Horst, not out, Extras.
Total, Marray, c. Clarke b. R. Parry Howell, c. Taylor b. Butland credit on the t well as on the were much admired, At 3.30 all assembled under the willows for afternoon tea, provided by Miss Sanderson and others, Then came the annual photograph of the thres schools, teachers and children, taken year on the terrace in front of th Boys' School. is followed—Janior doubles and Senior doubles.
Junior match Stanley Clarke Harry Hurat, playing against Theresa Sterens and' Louise Huunex, won by two sofa to 0. In the Senior match Robert Parry ani Gectge Robinson. won the first ect (by 6 games to 1} againat Mildred Stovens and Katie Euston, and lost the second set by 5 games to 6. The third sot was won great excitement.
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