... enoouuter, when Burnham won by 8 goals to 0. The first half was very interesting, despite that It. B. Clears (2), D. Gr,gory , and Flatt scored for Burnham, but the second was very one-sided. Gregory, Claire and Geo. Adaway (2) put on more goals for Burnham, who ...

... Wells had been eng I for the three days added greatly to the pleasure. Thursday and Friday a match t k place between Capt. flatt’s XI and XI of the LiucolBb*re Regiment, and the band of the latter was ; attendance. Ou Friday match was played between the ...

... SOUTH BUCKS AND )CAST BERKS JUNIOR LEAGUE. SLuthow Anonym r. BURNHAM. This League match was played on the Crown ground (Marlow not having a match), on Saturday last. Marlow won the toss and kicked down hill with the wind. Hoborough started the game for ...

... —2nd V.B. Bedford Regiment. F Company orders—lst. The annual dinner and presentation of prizes will be held at the Bose and Crown Hotel on Wednesday, 13th inst., at 6.30. Members will appear in uniform. 2nd. A meeting of the N.C. officers will be held on ...

... train from Paddington. SOUTH BUCKS AND EAST BERKS JUNIOR LEAGUE. BURNHAM v. MARLOW RESERVES. This match was played on the Crown Ground, Marlow, on Saturday last. The home team made a fairly fieht the first half, but failed to score, while F. W. Cleare ...

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... KS AND BUCKS JUNIOR CUP (RE-PLAYED FINAL TIE). AYLESBURY PRINTING v. BURNHAM. This re-played final tie came off on the Crown Ground, Marlow, on Saturday, before about 300 spectators. The Printing Works and their supporters again chartered a special train ...

... ball going a few inches wide of the mark. A foul w Marlow here relieved the pressure, and Avleshury made some attacks on the Crown goal, but without re. snlt. Cowley, the Aylesbury centre forward, missed an easy chance in front of fi:l He, however, -’b amends ...

... MARLOW ♦. OXFORD CITY. Marlow opened their holiday programme with a match against Oxford City on the Crown ground at Marlow on Saturday. The turf was greasy on the surface, but bard I , .neath, and the players found it difficult to kee a footing. Both ...

... on the Crown Meadow, Marlow, on Saturday, was splendidly contested, and was watched large number of impartial spectators. Winning the toss, the homo team wisely resolved to avail themselves of the advantage of the wind, and played from the Crown goal, ...

... also in good form for the visitors. The following represented Burnham: G. Woexl, goal; T. Addaway and W. Tutte, backs; J. Flatt, S. Hawkins,and A. Oliver, half-backs; P. W. Baker and J. Burnhams, right wing; B. H. Cleare (captain) (and De Vere Webb, lef- ...

... 8; total 54-. This a reduction by one, the Greyhound having been pulled down. There have been three transfers to the Crown, in the Market-place during the year, namely, to Walter Grammer, to Edwin James Bussell, and to Sidney Lyle. The present holder ...