Ansley Hall 1905

Sat 6th May 1905

Ansley Hall Cricket Club

THE ANNUAL DINNER

The annual dinner of the Ansley Hall Cricket Club took place at Ansley Hall on Saturday evening last, when about forty members and friends sat down to an excellent repast. Councilor John Randle presided in the unavoidable absence of the esteemed president, Mr. W. G. Phillips, and amongst those present were Messrs. J. Barber, P. Greenough, R. Earle, H. Bowler, I. Jones, H. Wright, A. Lock, A. Farndon, L. Crow, Captain T. Wright, and others.

The usual loyal toast of “The King” having been given, the Secretary presented the annual report, which showed a balance in hand of 9s. 3d. The surplus was not quite so large as last year owing to the purchase of a mower.

The prizes for bowling and batting last season were then presented by the chairman. I. Jones had won both the batting and bowling prizes in the first team, but he only claimed the batting prize, valued £1 1s., and the bowling prize (10s. 6d.) was awarded to S. Bowler. The second team prizes (l0s. 6d. each) were won by J. Hurley and J. Wilson, for batting and bowling respectively. The winners' averages were as follows:-

Bowling:           I. Jones           11.15 runs

       “                 J. Hurley         7.57     “

Bowling:           I   Jones          5.10 runs per wkt.

       “                 P. sic  Bowler 5.57                 “

       “                 J. Wilson         4.23                 “

The Chairman then proposed the health of the President, who, he said, had lived amongst them upwards of twenty five years. They could not find a better president in this or any other county, and they ought to be proud of him. He had done much for his workpeople in laying out such a splendid cricket ground, and also in providing a bowling green which had just been finished, and which he (Mr Randle) had heard had cost nearly £100. The club should appreciate their president's kindness by sticking together. The Chairman, in conclusion, remarked that he hoped to see Mr. J. H. Phillips following in his father’s footsteps.

The toast was drunk with musical honours, and the health of Mrs Phillips and family was also enthusiastically received.

Mr. J. Barber submitted the toast of the "Vice-Presidents," and in doing so remarked that it was due to their help that the club could show a balance on the right side.

Mr. R. Earle, who responded, advised the players to pull together and try to obtain one or two cups this season in order to decorate the table at the next annual dinner.

Mr. Earle also proposed the toast of “The Chairman," and remarked that they were all pleased to see Mr. Randle, because he was an old cricketer.

The Chairman, on rising to respond, was received with musical honours. He said he hoped the Club would be even more successful in the future than it had been in the past.

The health of the pianist, Mr. P. Greenough was also proposed, and suitably responded to.

During the evening songs were contributed by Messrs. Deacon, Earle, Farndon, Barber, Jurtice, and Captain Knight. An enjoyable evening concluded with the singing of the National Anthem.

Nuneaton Observer 12-5-1905

Are Capts Wright and Knight the same person? Should Jurtice be Justice?

Despite calls for “sticking together”, on this very day J Phillips and Rev C Heaton played for Ansley Village in a match against Chapel End for whom J Phillips was playing. Later in the season John Phillips was playing for Chapel End.  J H Phillips did not play for Ansley Hall this year in any match I have found but appeared in at least one match for Nuneaton.

Nuneaton and District League Matches

Sat 13^th May 1905

Nuneaton Mutuals v Ansley Hall

“SPECTATOR” gives two accounts of this match.

An interesting match was played at Ansley between Nuneaton Mutuals and Ansley Hall, in which the former won by 16 runs. The principal feature of the match was a catch by J. Wilson, which dismissed H. Hall when the ball was going at a good rate towards the boundary. Ansley Hall’s bowling average was, P. Bowler 2 wickets for 27 runs, J. Wilson 5 for 18, W. Deakin two for 11, H Wright none for 3; whilst the Mutuals’ was T. Wykes no wickets for 11 runs, E Mosedale five for 20, H. Hall four for 11. And

Nuneaton Mutuals 1st had an outing to Ansley, where they proved victorious over Ansley Hall by 16 runs, A. Tomlin making an excellent 24. For the Ansleyites, G. Tear shed 17; Mosedale making the Tear-drop.

Mutuals				Ansley Hall
H Hall	c Wilson	b Bowler	4	G Tear	c and	b Mosedale	17
T Wright		b Wilson	7	P Bowler		b Mosedale	3
T Savage		b Wilson	8	S Whitcroft	run out		0
J Masser		b Wilson	0	W Deakin		b Mosedale	1
G Dalby		b Wilson	9	J Wilson		b Hall	7
A Tomlin	c and	b Deakin	24	P Greenough	c Shelmerdine	b Mosedale	3
E Mosedale		b Bowler	0	D Wilson	c Dalby	b Mosedale	3
A Savage		b Wilson	3	J Hurley	c Mosedale	b Hall	0
A Shelmerdine		b Deakin	2	W Harrison		b Hall	5
C Beasley	run out		0	E Bowler	not out		3
F Wykes	not out		2	H Wright		b Hall	0
		Extras	3			Extras	4
		Total	62			Total	46

Nuneaton Chronicle 19-5-1905

Sat 20th May 1905

Stockingford v Ansley hall

Stockingford administered a severe thrashing to Ansley Hall, at the ‘Ford, its extent being 105 to 44. Two 25’s were contributed for the victors by W. Scragg sic and J. Spencer, and the head of the list for Ansley Hall was G. Tear, with 13.

At Stockingford. Scores:-

Stockingford				Ansley hall
E Cart		b Bowler	11	G Tear	c Spencer	b Brown	13
G Curl	run out		0	W Deakin		b Spencer	4
W Swagg	lbw	b Bowler	25	P Bowler		b Brown	4
J Oliver		b Deakin	5	S Whitcroft	c Spencer	b Brown	3
J Spencer		b Whitcroft	25	J Wilson		b Brown	11
F Charles		b Whitcroft	12	C Crow	run out		1
J Richardson	not out		6	D Wilson	lbw	b Day	7
S Hutt		b Bowler	1	E Bowler		b Brown	0
J T Brown	c Pickard	b Bowler	9	J Hurley		b Day	0
H Day	c Bowler	b Whitcroft	2	G Pickard	lbw	b Day	0
sic				S Thurn	not out		0
		Extras	6			Extras	1
		Total	105			Total	44
			102

Nuneaton Chronicle 26-5-1905 Did an 11th Stockingford man, omitted by the printer, score 3?

Nuneaton Observer 26-5-1905 has the same scorecard and credits W Swagg with 25, so Scragg is wrong.
Sat May 27th May 1905

Ansley Hall v Ansley Village

This match was played on the Village ground, when the Ansley Hall XI. were victorious by 17 runs. The visitors batted first, and D. Wilson carried his bat for 17. For the Village eleven, W. Parkes was top scorer with 9 not out. Scores:-

Ansley Hall				Ansley Village
G Tear		b Toon	0	J Billingham		b Bowler	0
W Deakin	run out		6	J Phillips		b Bowler	0
P Bowler	run out		2	W York	c Deakin	b Bowler	4
S Whitcroft		b Toon	3	J Cowburn		b Wilson	7
J Wilson	c Ward	b J Phillips	0	J Toon	c J Wilson	b D Wilson	0
W Harrison		b Billingham	9	A Everitt		b Bowler	2
H Moorewood		b Billingham	5	T Terry	c J Wilson	b Bowler	6
J Hurley		b Billingham	7	F Cart	c Hurley	b Wilson	0
D Wilson	not out		17	W Ward		b Bowler	5
J Mills	c Everitt	b Toon	2	W Parkes	not out		9
J Upton		b Toon	5	T Ward	run out		2
		Extras	7			Extras	11
		Total	63			Total	46

Nuneaton Observer 2-6-1905

Sat 3rd June 1905

Ansley Hall v Ansley Village

Played at Ansley Hall, and resulted in a win for the homesters by ten runs. The principal scorers were J. Wilson (Hall) 16, and W. Parkes (Village) 15. Scores:-

Ansley hall				Ansley Village
P Bowler	c Horton	b Billingham	1	Rev C Heaton	c and	b Bowler	1
W Deakin	c Cowburn	b Ward	1	W Yorke	c Tear	b J Wilson	1
J Hurley	c Parkes	b Ward	4	J Cowburn		b Bowler	0
D Wilson		b Billingham	3	Ward	run out		2
S Whitcroft		b Ward	2	J Billingham	c Tear	b J Wilson	0
J Wilson		b Ward	16	W Parkes	lbw	b Hanson	15
1G Tear	not out		4	Ashby	c Wilson	b Bowler	3
C Hanson		b Billingham	0	J Phillips	c Tear	b Wilson	6
H Moorwood	c Phillips	b Billingham	0	Mander	c Deakin	b Hanson	3
J Mills	lbw	b Billingham	5	Allton	c Moorwood	b Wilson	1
A Wheeler		b Billingham	0	J Terry	not out		0
		Extras	10			Extras	4
		Total	46			Total	36

Nuneaton Observer 9-6-1905

Sat 3rd June

Ansley Hall II v Witherley

Played at Witherley. Scores :-

Witherley				Ansley Hall
W Gill	c Thurn	b Rowley	0	D Blower	c Parrott	b Lapworth	0
A Archer	c Sherwood	b Rowley	2	S Thurn		b Lapworth	7
J Adamson		b Justice	4	S Bowler		b Tyrel	0
H Tyrel		b Justice	3	J Sherwood		b Tyrel	0
A Braddock	not out		6	F Samson	run out		10
W Parrott		b Rowley	4	A Justice		b Parrott	2
W Rickhard	lbw	b Rowley	0	G Randle	c Parrott	b Lapworth	5
W Parker	c Samson	b Justice	0	J Bailey	run out		1
W Lapworth	c Samson	b Rowley	0	T Rowley	c Adamson	b Parrott	3
W Sharp		b Rowley	0	G Moorwood	c Archer	b Adamson	4
A Riley		b Rowley	0	S Blower	not out		2
		Extras	1			Extras	1
		Total	21			Total	35
			20

Nuneaton Chronicle 9-6-1905

Sat 10th June 1905

Chapel End v Ansley Hall

Chapel End came off trumps in their meeting with Ansley Hall, the totals being 104 and 70 respectively. For the Enders John Phillips got 20 and T. J. Randall and John Haddon 19 each, whilst for the Ansleyans P. Bowler obtained 25. At Ansley on Saturday. Scores:-

Ansley Hall				Chapel End
G Tear		b Cooper	5	John Phillips	lbw	b Deakin	20
J Hurley	c Williams	b Chamberlain	7	F Parkes		b Bowler	0
W Deakin	c Phillips	b Cooper	0	T Cooper		b Bowler	3
P Bowler		b Chamberlain	25	T J Randall	c Harrison	b Bowler	19
J Wilson	st Williams	b Randall	6	W Hall	c Whitcroft	b Bowler	2
W Harrison		b Chamberlain	3	G Williams		b Wilson	12
S Whitcroft	c Parkes	b Chamberlain	8	Dan Hall		b Morewood	10
D Wilson	run out		1	John Haddon	c Harrison	b Mills	19
J Mills	c Parkes	b Chamberlain	2	David Hall	c Harrison	b Mills	1
H Morewood	c W Hall	b Chamberlain	1	H Chamberlain	not out		7
W Harrison	not out		1	F Bailey	lbw	Bowler	3
		Extras	11			Extras	8
		Total	70			Total	104

Nuneaton Chronicle 16-6-1905

Nuneaton Observer 16-6-1905 adds that H Chamberlain took 6 wickets for 20 runs

Sat 24th June 1905

Ansley Hall II v Griff Granite Quarry

On the latters’ ground. Scores:-

Ansley hall				Griff Granite
E Bowler		b Waterton	1	B Maples		b Justice	4
S Thurn		b Waterton	11	F Swain		b Justice	3
C Hanson		b Waterton	18	G Perkins		b Hanson	0
D Bowler		b Ryan	20	E Ryan		b Hanson	1
A Justice		b Waterton	6	C Waterton	c J Bailey	b Justice	5
J Bailey		b Waterton	0	G Maples	st Sherwood	b Justice	2
E Samson		b Maples	6	T Ryan		b Justice	4
S Blower	c Harris	b Waterton	8	J Goode		b Hanson	1
J Sherwood	lbw	b Maples	10	J Horton		b Hanson	0
G Morewood	not out		8	H Bosworth	not out		1
T Rowley	not out		18	T Harris	not out		12
		Extras	4			Extras	2
		Total	110			Total (9 wkts)	35

Nuneaton Chronicle 30-6-1905

Sat 1st July 1905

Chapel End v Ansley Hall

Nuneaton Chronicle 5-5-1905 Fixture Lists

Sat 15th July 1905

Attleborough Mills v Ansley hall

At Attleborough. Scores:-

Ansley Hall				Attleborough Mills
P Bowler		b Payne	0	T Truswell	not out		55
W Deakin		b Kendell	0	D Payne	not out		50
S Whitcroft		b Payne	2	W Lambourne	dnb
J Wilson	c Hall	b Kendell	1	J Lee	dnb
G Tear		b Payne	1	F Orme	dnb
C Hanson		b Kendell	0	H Barnes	dnb
P Greenough	c Barnes	b Payne	2	G Colledge	dnb
D Wilson	c Merry	b Kendell	11	W R Hall	dnb
H Morewood	c Beasley	b Payne	0	H Beasley	dnb
G Randle	c and	b Kendell	1	W Kendell	dnb
T Jones	not out		0	D Merry	dnb
		Extras	4			Extras	10
		Total	22			Total	115

Nuneaton Chronicle 21-7-1905

Sat 22nd July 1905

Ivanhoe v Ansley Hall

Played on the Ivanhoe Ground, the homesters winning by 58 runs. W. Holmes and B. Carris - 21 each – batted well for the winners as also did D. Wilson (14) for the losers. Scores:-

Ivanhoe				Ansley Hall
G Birchall	c Wilson	b Moorewood	5	G Tear	c and	b Morris	0
A Andrews	c Moorewood	b Wilson	0	S Whitcroft		b Holmes	1
W Holmes		b Justice	21	J Wilson		b Holmes	5
J Miller		b Moorewood	0	W Deakin		b Holmes	3
E Draper	lbw	b Moorewood	3	W Harrison	c Draper	b Holmes	5
E Morris	c Hanson	b Moorewood	9	D Wilson	c Birchall	b Morris	14
D Albrighton	c Wilson	b Moorewood	1	S Thinn	c Sheffield	b Morris	0
E Sheffield	st Wilson	b Moorewood	9	E Bowler	c Birchall	b Holmes	3
B Carris	not out		21	A Justice		b Morris	3
J Bridgett		b Whitcroft	8	C Harrison	not out		0
S Lester	c Wilson	b Moorewood	8	H Moorewood		b Holmes	1
		Extras	10			Extras	2
		Total	95			Total	37

Nuneaton Observer 28-7-1905

Nuneaton Chronicle 28-7-1905 has S Thurn, instead of S Thinn, which is probably correct.

Sat 29th July 1905

Ansley Hall v Ivanhoe

After a very interesting game at Ansley the visitors won by four runs. Tear and Thurn of Ansley, and Morris and Vowles of the Ivanhoe team, all batted well, and Sheffield and Bowler bowled well for their respective sides. Scores:-

Ansley hall				Ivanhoe
G Tear	not out		18	J Miller	c D Wilson	b Bowler	0
S Whitcroft		b Sheffield	0	G Birchall	c Moorwood	b J Wilson	0
P Bowler		b Sheffield	0	H Taylor		b Bowler	3
J Wilson		b Holmes	2	W Holmes		b Bowler	7
W Deakin		b Holmes	1	A Andrews	c Deakin	b J Wilson	3
D Wilson	c Taylor	b Sheffield	8	B Carris	c Bowler	b Moorwood	2
A Justice		b Sheffield	2	E Morris	c Hanson	b Moorwood	15
S Thurn	run out		13	D Albrighton		b Moorwood	4
C Hanson		b Holmes	0	E Sheffield		b Moorwood	0
N Moorwood		b Sheffield	0	G Lester	not out		6
G Randle		b Holmes	3	E B Vowles	run out		12
		Extras	4			Extras	3
		Total	51			Total	55

Nuneaton Observer 4-8-1905

Sat 5th August 1905

Nuneaton Mutual v Ansley hall

Played at Nuneaton on Saturday, the homesters winning by 9 runs. T. Savage not out 11, batted in good style, and Mosedale bowled well throughout for the winners. Scores:-

Mutual				Ansley hall
J Storer	c Deakin	b Wilson	0	G Tear	c Storer	b Wykes	0
A Savage		b Wilson	1	S Thurn		b Mosedale	0
H Tomlin	run out		7	J Wilson		b Wykes	2
H Hall		b Deakin	5	D Wilson	c Savage	b Wykes	7
T Wright	c Deakin	b Wilson	9	W Deakin	c Storer	b Mosedale	4
T Savage	not out		11	A Justice		b Wykes	0
F Wykes	run out		0	S Whitcroft	run out		0
E Mosedale	c Morewood	b Justice	0	J Mills		b Wykes	3
H Kenning		b Justice	0	C Hanson	not out		13
A Harper	c and	b Justice	0	H Moorewood	c H Kenning	b Mosedale	2
S Kenning		b Morewood	5	W Davies	c and	b Mosedale	1
		Extras	3			Extras	0
		Total	41			Total	32

Nuneaton Observer 11-8-1905

Nuneaton Chronicle 11-8-1905 has G Tear 2, but this makes the total wrong.

Both have confusion in spelling Moorewood/Morewood. Which is it?

Sat 12th August 1905

Chilvers Coton v Ansley Hall

Played at Coton on Saturday. The game was remarkable for the fact that the visitors were all disposed of for the small total of 12. Eight out of the eleven Ansley players scored “ducks.” This collapse was brought about by the excellent bowling of Boulstridge and Hall. Coton scored 70, the chief contributor being Wilson 23. Scores:-

Chilvers Coton				Ansley Hall
J Tonks		b Moorewood	5	G Tear	c Dickson	b Hall	1
T Grubb		b Wilson	0	S Whitcroft	run out		0
J Twigger	run out		1	S Thurn		b Boulstridge	0
W Boulstridge	c Deacon	b Moorewood	8	D Wilson	c Gunn	b Boulstridge	0
C Sheffield		b Wilson	6	J Wilson	c Hardy	b Hall	0
T Hardy		b Justice	7	C Hanson	c Hardy	b Boulstridge	0
H Gunn	c Deacon	b Moorewood	8	D Blower		b Boulstridge	0
H Hall		b Moorewood	0	W Deakin		b Boulstridge	0
J T Neale		b Wilson	0	A Justice	not out		4
A Dickson		b Wilson	23	S Blower	c and	b Boulstridge	6
D Lovering	not out		4	H Moorewood		b Hall	0
		Extras	8			Extras	1
		Total	70			Total	12

Nuneaton Chronicle 18-8-1905. Deacon must be Deakin.

Sat 26th August 1905

Stockingford v Ansley Hall

At Ansley. Scores:-

Ansley hall				Stockingford
G Tear	c and	b Spencer	8	E Cart		b Farndon	18
D Wilson	c Spencer	b Brown	0	A Miles	c Deakin	b Bowler	0
W Deakin	run out		2	W Bettridge		b Wilson	0
F Bowler		b Spencer	2	T Charles		b Bowler	0
A Justice		b Brown	0	W Scragg	lbw	b Wilson	27
S Blower		b Spencer	0	A Moore	not out		18
S Thurn	c Day	b Spencer	2	J Spencer	c Farndon	b Wilson	9
J Wilson	run out		22	A Olner	not out		0
S Whitcroft		b Day	5	J B Brown	dnb
H Farndon	c Moore	b Day	12	C Allsopp	dnb
J Sherwood	not out		1	B Day	dnb
		Extras	6			Extras	3
		Total	60			Total (6 wkts)	75

Nuneaton Chronicle 1-9-1905

Friendlies

Sat 6th May 1905

Ratcliffe Culey v Ansley Hall Res

Nuneaton Chronicle 5-5-1905 Fixture Lists

Sat 13th May 1905

Atherstone S. Mary’s Men’s Institute v Ansley hall

This match, which was played at the Outwoods on Saturday, resulted in an easy victory for the Institute by 90 runs. The feature of the game was the exceptionally low score for which the visitors were dismissed, which was brought about by a remarkable bowling performance by W. Rogers, whose average at the finish of the innings was eight wickets for two runs. He only sent down three overs, in the first of which he took four wickets; in the second over he twice bowled down the stumps; and in his third over captured two more wickets – altogether a most extraordinary feat. The Curate, who took two wickets for five runs, also played sad havoc with the visitors’ bowling, and gave the fielders plenty of leather hunting. He put together a total of 60 in beautiful style, and his vigorous hitting may be gathered from the fact that his score included only three singles. Score:-

Ansley hall				Institute
J Mills	c Smith	b Peshall	3	Rev C J E Peshall		b Mills	60
J Sherwood	c Holland	b Rogers	1	W Rogers		b Justice	2
S Blower		b Rogers	0	J Holland		b Mills	12
A Justice		b Rogers	0	A Holland		b Mills	12
J Bailey		b Rogers	0	J Bradshaw		b Blower	0
A Birrell	not out		1	T Owen	c and	b Justice	2
D Blower		b Rogers	0	W Wright	not out		8
G Morewood		b Rogers	0	G Smith	dnb
C Felton	c Peshall	b Rogers	0	H Hatton	dnb
W Harrison		b Peshall	1	T Rees	dnb
G Arnold	c Bradshaw	b Rogers	1	G Westherill	dnb
		Extras	0			Extras	1
		Total	7			Total	97

Atherstone News 19-5-1905

This seems to be Ansley Hall 2nd XI as the 1st XI had a league match on this day.

Sat 27th May 1905

Nuneaton Congregational v Ansley Hall II

Played on the ground of the latter, the Congregational winning by 32 runs. Bowerman bowled well for the visitors, taking 7 wickets for 16 runs. G. Payne was top scorer of the match with 12 runs to his credit. Bowler, Clews and Rowley bowled well for the homesters. Bowler took 3 wickets for 19 runs. Scores:-

Nuneaton Congregational					Ansley Hall II
S J Goddard			b E Bowler	0	E Bowler		b Bowerman	0
E Payne			b Justice	8	T Clews	c Goddard	b Sherwin	0
F W Wright			b Justice	1	S Thurn	st Bowerman	sic	11
Rev A G Bracher		c Bailey	b Rowley	6	A Justice		b Bowerman	0
G Bowerman	c Bailey		b E Bowler	10	J Sherwood	c Goddard	b Bowerman	3
R Russell	c E Bowler		b Rowley	6	F Sampson		b Bowerman	3
H Marlow	c and		b Bowler	9	J Bailey	run out		6
G Payne	run out			12	T Rowley		b Bowerman	0
J Sherwin	not out			9	G Moorwood		b Sherwin	2
G Coley	c Thurn		b Clews	0	D Blower	not out		6
A Morris	c Bailey		b Clews	0	G Arnold		b Bowerman	1
			Extras	8			Extras	5
			Total	69			Total	37

Nuneaton Observer 2-6-1905 st Bowerman must be b Bowerman.

Sat 10th June 1905

Nuneaton Baptists v Ansley Hall II

This match, which was played on the Queen’s Road Ground, resulted in a win for the Baptists by 44 runs. W. Critchlow made 45 runs in splendid style, Rev. J. R. Mitchell and T. Cooper also getting into double figures for the Baptists. D. Blower batted well for Ansley, he alone getting into double figures. C. Hanson, an under-handed Ansley bowler, took 5 wickets for 18 runs, also doing the “hat trick.” Scores:-

Baptist					Ansley II
W Critchlow	c Moorwood		b Hanson	45	C Hanson		b Hollis	2
T Ford			b C Hanson	0	A Justice	c and	b Critchlow	3
E Cope	run out			5	E Bowler	run out		2
Rev J R Mitchell		lbw	b Rowley	15	J Sherwood		b Hollis	6
T Stewart			b Sherwood	4	T Rowley		b Hollis	0
T Cooper			b Sherwood	10	G Moorwood	c Stewart	b Critchlow	6
G Cooper	c Rowley		b Justice	3	J Bailey		b Hollis	4
J Massey	c Wilson		b Hanson	1	D Blower	c and	b Mitchell	19
T Hollis	not out			6	B Wilson	c T Cooper	b Ford	3
A Morris			b Hanson	0	T Clarke	not out		1
W Langford			b Hanson	0	G Allcoat		b Mitchell	1
			Extras	7			Extras	5
			Total	96			Total	52

Nuneaton Observer 16-6-1905

Sat 1st July 1905

Ansley Hall II v Baddesley Collieries

At Ansley Hall. Scores:-

Ansley Hall II				Baddesley
T Rowley	c Roullidge	b Mitchell	18	A Moss	c Wilson	b Hanson	2
G Moorwood		b Mitchell	6	E H Clarke		b Hanson	3
E Samson		b Crowson	6	W Wood		b Rowley	9
D Blower		b Crowson	7	A Crowson	c Samson	b Blower	13
A Justice		b Crowson	14	F Blower		sic	4
E Bowler	run out		12	T Allbrighton	run out		0
S Thurn	c Spruce	b Wood	11	E Roullidge	c S Blower	b Rowley	0
J Bailey	st Roullidge	b Mitchell	0	A Evans	c Oxley	b Rowley	0
S Blower	not out		6	T Wright	c Samson	b Blower	0
A Wilson	c Spruce	b Mitchell	4	S Spruce	not out		0
C Hanson	st Roullidge	b Mitchell	15	R Mitchell	run out		0
		Extras	4			Extras	0
		Total	103			Total	31

Nuneaton Chronicle 7-7-1905

Sat 15th July 1905

Ansley hall v Atherstone S. Mary’s Institute

Played at Ansley on Saturday. Score:-

Ansley hall				Institute
S Blower	c Bradshaw	b Rogers	3	A Holland	c Justice	b Rowley	6
F Samson		b Rees	2	W Rogers	c Clark	b Rowley	1
B Wilson	c Goodhead	b Rees	2	J Holland	lbw	b Justice	2
S Thurn		b Rogers	6	J Bradshaw		b Justice	2
E Bowler		b Rees	0	T Rees		b Justice	0
A Justice		b Rees	7	W Wright	c Sherwood	b Rowley	7
D Blower	c Wright	b Rogers	11	C Goodhead	c Sherwood	b Justice	4
J Sherwood	st A Holland	b Rogers	4	H T Elkington		b Rowley	4
T Rowley	c Elkington	b Rees	2	H Hatton		b Justice	0
G Moorwood	c and	b Rees	4	J Swift		b Justice	2
T Clark	not out		1	G Wetherill	lbw	b Rowley	1
W Harris	c Wright	b Rogers	0	G Shilton	not out		0
		Extras	4			Extras	1
		Total	46			Total	30

Atherstone News 21-7-1905

Note 12 a side.

Nuneaton Observer 21-7-1905 states that this is Ansley Hall second team, but has some inconsistency in the scorecard, but adds:-

Played at Ansley Hall, Ansley winning by 16 runs. D. Baker was top scorer for the homesters and Rowley and Justice came out with splendid bowling analysis.

Sat 26th August 1905

Ratcliffe Culey V Ansley Hall Res

Nuneaton Chronicle 5-5-1905 Fixture Lists

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