Ansley Village 1898
Sat 5th February 1898
Ansley. Cricket Supper
The annual supper of the Village Cricket Club was held on Saturday, Mr. Pearson presiding. Mr. Mander read the report, which stated that there was an adverse balance; but when they considered that something like £20 had been paid for laying out the ground, they need not be surprised. The presentations for excellence in play were made as under: - Mr. F Hardy, a bat, given by Mr. Huish, for batting; Mr. T. Terry, a bat, for bowling average. The money prizes for second averages in both cases were given by Mr. Pearson. Similar prizes are to be given for the ensuing season. A musical entertainment followed.
Nuneaton Chronicle 11-2-1898
Sat 16th April 1898
Ansley Village v Chapel End
Chapel End played their first cricket match at Ansley on Saturday, and have promise of a fairly good team. The most notable absentees were T. Hall and H. King who had gone to play for Ansley Hall; while John and James Phillips, formerly of Ansley, have come to play for Chapel End. A trial was given to six reserves of Chapel End. Ansley won the toss and took the field first. Subjoined are the scores: -
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Ansley Village |
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Chapel End |
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Ward |
run out |
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2 |
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Jas Phillips |
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b King |
2 |
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Everitt |
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b Jas Phillips |
1 |
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J Phillips |
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b Billings |
9 |
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Billings |
c J Phillips |
b Hanson |
0 |
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Brookes |
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b King |
3 |
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York |
c Bailey |
b Hanson |
3 |
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Hall |
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b King |
2 |
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Batchford |
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b Jas Phillips |
3 |
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Hanson |
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b King |
5 |
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Robinson |
not out |
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4 |
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J Randall |
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b Terry |
7 |
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King |
c and b |
Jas Phillips |
0 |
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Bailey |
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b Terry |
0 |
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Terry |
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b Jas Phillips |
1 |
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Raynor |
c Terry |
b King |
0 |
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Allton |
c Parkes |
b Jas Phillips |
2 |
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Parkes |
not out |
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0 |
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Bailey |
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b Jas Phillips |
0 |
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T Randall |
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b King |
0 |
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Clarke |
run out |
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0 |
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Bates |
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b King |
0 |
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Extras |
0 |
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Extras |
4 |
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Total |
16 |
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Total |
32 |
Nuneaton Observer 22-4-1898
Sat 23rd April 1898
Chapel End v Ansley Village
Chapel End played their return match on Saturday with Ansley Village at Chapel End. Chapel End batted first, compiled 69 for five wickets, and declared their innings closed. The brothers Phillips bowled well for the home team: James Phillips took 3 wickets for 11 runs, John 2 for 6, and D. Hall 1 for 4. Scores: -
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Chapel End |
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Ansley Village |
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Jas Phillips |
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b J King |
5 |
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Robinson |
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b James Phillips |
0 |
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John Phillips |
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b Terry |
19 |
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Ward |
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b Jas Phillips |
0 |
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D Hall |
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b Terry |
5 |
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Everitt |
run out |
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15 |
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Dawie |
run out |
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5 |
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Newman |
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b Jas Phillips |
0 |
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Hanson |
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b Ward |
10 |
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King |
c E Morris |
b John Phillips |
0 |
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Hall |
not out |
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15 |
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Allton |
c Hanson |
B John Phillips |
1 |
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Morgan |
not out |
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1 |
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Billings |
c Hanson |
b Hall |
1 |
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C Morris |
to bat |
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York |
run out |
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1 |
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E Morris |
to bat |
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Hardy |
not out |
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3 |
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Bailey |
to bat |
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Terry |
not out |
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3 |
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Randall |
to bat |
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Batchford |
to bat |
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Extras |
9 |
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Byes |
5 |
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Total (5wkts d) |
69 |
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Total (8wkts) |
29 |
A drawn game was the result.
Nuneaton Observer 29-4-1898
Sat 4th June 1898
Exhall v Ansley
Exhall lost to Ansley Village on Saturday.
Nuneaton Chronicle 10-6-1898
Sat 11th June? 1898
Some Local Deeds
C. Bryan for Barwell v. Ansley (Village?) scored 47 runs and took 9 wickets for 29 runs.
Nuneaton Chronicle 17-6-1898
Sat 18th June 1898
Ansley Village v Lord Street E.M.S.
At Ansley, on Saturday, in the first round of the Liggins Charity Cup, Lord Street E.M.S. got 30 runs, and Ansley Village 29.
Nuneaton Chronicle 24-6-1898
Sat 2nd July 1898
Chilvers Coton v Ansley Village
This was a match in the first round of the Coventry and District Junior Cup, and was played at Coton, on Saturday, in the presence of a fair number of spectators. The result was a victory for the home side by 51 runs, owing to the splendid batting and bowling of W. Lambourne, and the trundling of W. Holmes. The first named made 37 runs, and secured four wickets for 11 runs; and Holmes had six for 11. Sheffield made 11 runs, and the final was: - Coton 76, Ansley 25. A correspondent says – “The 37 runs scored by W. Lambourne look promising for the medal offered by the Association, as also does the bowling of Holmes.”
Nuneaton Chronicle 8-7-1898
Chilvers Coton |
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Ansley Village |
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Lambourne |
c Bailey |
b Morley |
37 |
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Morley |
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b Holmes |
3 |
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Lester |
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b Billingham |
3 |
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Billingham |
c Tonks |
b Holmes |
13 |
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Lee |
c Ward |
b King |
4 |
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Robinson |
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b Lambourne |
0 |
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Holmes |
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b King |
5 |
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Yorke |
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b Holmes |
0 |
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Tonks |
c Batchford |
b Ferry |
3 |
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Hardy |
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b Lambourne |
0 |
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Bannister |
run out |
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5 |
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Everett |
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b Holmes |
0 |
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C Lambourne |
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b Ferry |
1 |
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Ward |
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b Lambourne |
2 |
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Gunn |
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b Morley |
1 |
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Batchford |
c C Lambourne |
b Holmes |
1 |
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Sheffield |
c Ward |
b Billingham |
11 |
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King |
c Bannister |
b Holmes |
1 |
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Webb |
c Yorke |
b Ferry |
0 |
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Ferry |
c Holmes |
b Lambourne |
2 |
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Spencer |
not out |
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0 |
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Bailey |
not out |
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0 |
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Extras |
6 |
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Extras |
3 |
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Total |
76 |
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Total |
25 |
Nuneaton Observer 8-7-1898