The Blackpool Herald. — 1878-06-21 (Blackpool, Lancashire, England)

Total...  MERCHANTS' COLLEGE V. ST. ANNES' CLUB.—Ths above return match was played at St. Anses-on• the-Sea on Saturday last. The fielding was very creditable to both clubs. Howarth did splendid execution for St. Annes, and the steady batting of Aspell for Merchants' College received the commendation of his opponents. In the second innings , St. Alines' obtained fifty-four runs. The following is the score :  ST. ANNKS. J. Bannister c and b B Gregory .. T. Davis. stumped Aspell b Beevers P. Moore c and b B. Gregory G. Howarth b B Gregory G. Low b B. Gregory W. Terry b Aspen J. Fussell run out A. Sugden not out T. Howarth b Aspen G. Lea, c B. Gregory b Aspen J. Singleton b Aspell  Total 45 MERCHANTS' COLLEGE. _  B. Gregory c and b Howarth J. Mellor c and b Howarth A. Aspen c and b Howarth E. Moorhonee, c Lea b T. Hbwarth T. Gregory run out 3 R. Parker b T. Howarth 0  9 o  C. Percival b T Howarth B. Leigh b T Howarth M. Veevers, c Sugden b Howarth.. F. Whitley run out . G. Gregory not out Extras  4 1 0  Total 6l  ST. JOHN'S v. CHRIST CHURCH, BLACKPOOL.— This match was played on the ground of the former on Saturday, and resulted in a victory for the Christ Church team, as will be seen by the annexed score.  ST. JOHN'S.  J. Spiby b G. E. Clegg 0 B. Sharpies b W. Lund J. Mclntyre b W. Lund 0 Dr. Richardson run out , 1 J. Barker b G. E. Clegg 1 R Dewhurst b G. E. Clegg 5 E. Wright b G. E. Clegg 0 J. Nnttall cJ. Gornall bG. E. Clegg 1 T. Fielding c G. E. Clegg hW. Lund 1 W. Fielding at Gregson b W. Lund T. Braithwaite not out 1 Extras  Total CHRIST muse& D. Best b J. Spiby W. Salthouse b J. Spiby 5 G. E. Clegg b lli•-hardson A. W. Batty b Spiby W. Lund b Spiby R. Gregson c Wright b Sharpies M. Gornall b Richardson 7 W. Sharpies b Richardson W. Newby b Sharpies J. Sellers not out J. Gornall c T. Braithwaite b Richard • Extras  Total  ARNOLD HOUSE SCHOOL, BLACKPOOL V. PRESTON HoltNirrs.—This match was played on the ground of the former, South Shore, Blackpool, on Saturday last, and resulted, after a close contest, in a victory for the Hornet. Subjoined is the score :  PRESTON ROBERTS. J. Todd, b Bonfield 5 J. R. Windle, e Swift, b Bonfield J. T. %Achill b Bonifield J. A. Nuttall, b Swift 3B J. Derbyshire, c Horsfield, b Boyer 1 G. H. Todd, b Borsfield T. Ward, c Waddington, b Boyer 6 W. E. Butler, c Beard, b Horsheld R. S. Snowden, hit wicket, b Swift J. Howarth, run out 0 B. Aston, not out Extras  Total ARNOLD HOUSE.  _ 70  B. Beard, c Derbyshire, b Kitchin 4O H. Cookson, b Ward 5 J. E. Wrigley, b Ward 0 J. C. Beard, b Ward. 0 R A. Boyer, b Ward J.C.Waddington, c Nuttall, b Windle 7 J. Horstield, c Ward, b Kitchin W. Swift, at Nuttall, it Ward W. McKinley, b Kitchin 0 E. Itigham, b Kitchin J. Hannay, uot out Extras a  Total...  KIRKHAM.  WEErorr FAIR. —The annual Trinity fair for horned cattle, sheep, &c., took place on Monday. There was a good show, but many of the animals were of an inferior quality. Some good ones were exhibited by Jackson Brothers, and were readily picked up by Messrs. Hodgson, Garbit, &c., which made the remainder look more meagre still. Considerably more than one-half remained unsold, and were driven by the owners to find a fresh market. Arrnstrran SUICIDE. —An Irishwoman, under the influence of drink, threw herself into one of the lodges belonging to Messrs. J. Birley and Sons' mill at Kirkham, but was rescued, and sent to the House of Correction to deliberate over her folly. 

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