Prestatyn Weekly

CRICKET NOTES. Halkyn v. Prestatyn. Prestatyn visited Halkyn on Saturday, and, although one short, had a good team on the field. The ground was in good condition, and gave little assistance to the bowlers. Halkyn's first wicket fell at 12, but aided by a little luck T. Parry (36) and J. L. Francis (51) took the score to 87 before being separated. At this point Horton got Parry caught in the long field and at 113 W. White captured 3 wickets with as many balls thus doing the hat trick." C. Hughes was c. and b. to J. P. Linnell from a skier, and with the score at 119 for 6 wickets the innings was declared, leaving the visitors to get 120 runs in a little over the hour. W. White and McKay opened the innings and at once went in for winning the match- with disastrous results, for at 6 White was caught, and 3 runs later McKay was clean bowled. At this point G. Linnell joined W. A. Jones and started very carefully, but both soon got their eye in and made light of the r5 home bowling. At 71 Linnell was snapped at the wicket for a grand 27. C. Horton's innings was short, but very lively, 20 runs being added j before he was also caught at the wicket for 11. J. P. Linnell joined YV. A. Jones, but after scoring 4 time was called. W. A. Jones j carried out his bat for an invaluable and j brilliant 44 made in about an hour. A very | pleasant game thus ending in a draw. j A few friends joined the team in the drive I to Halkyn. And a beautiful drive it was too, although when 4 o'clock came and some j distance yet to go the cricketers began to 1 wonder whether they would arrive in time to | have a game at all! But all's well that ends | well, and by 5 o'clock the homesters were | busy getting runs. f The game over, the ''inner man" was forti- I fied, and the return journey was commenced, t this being accomplished by 10 o'clock. j Mr Frank Mortimer, the president of the i local club, has promised a bat for the best batting average, and also a bat for the best 11 bowling average at the end of the season. I If W. A. Jones is not given his place in the I County Xl it will certainly not be because he | is not the right man for the place. i The Rhyl Commercial Travellers are to be I the visitors here on Saturday. f i

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RAILWAY TIME TABLE FOR AUGUST. a m a m a m a m a m a m a m a m a m a m a m a m p m p m p m p m p m p m p m p m p m p^m p m p m p ra p ra, p m p m p m p ra Chester dptS 0 ,7 55 .9 15(J 45§ 10 51030: 1110 1180113312 8 1213 3 23,103 204 10& 20o 2o 6 10 6 407 307 45 8 409 25 1110 Sandycroft 6 10 18 5 9 25! 1* 1040 |ll43 1255 TO1 P 80; ••• \5 S5\ ••• i6 50 ••• 17 55 9 35 1120 Queensferry 6 14; & \s 9 gi 9 29 isl 1044 ca| jll47 1259^^ 3 y, ,3 34= ;5 39, j6 54: 8 0; 9 40,1125 Shotton 6 17 Q 8 12 9 329 55s? Tl ••• 1047^ ci 1150 1 2; 3 s « £ 3 203 871 |5 42j 6 58 3 .8 4 9 431128^ Connah s Quay 6 21 o ',8 16 "31'9 86' |U 1051 J §-! 1154 1 6i £ g £ 3 41: 5 46; 7 2, £ ,8 8: 9 47|1132| Flint 16 27 !8 22 32 9 42! s £ f10221057 12 0 1 12|.g ■§' ••• 47| 5 85 5 52i ••• 7 8^^i8 15 ••• 9 53|1138. Bagillt |6 34' J |8 29°^ 9 49! 11 4^ oj !l2 71 '1 19; a 2 «j 3 54 5 59j 7 15; [8 22 10 01145| Holywell 16 39 '3 |8 34 § 3 9 541; tJ| ill 9 b |1150;1212; |1 24l| |3 32 3 59 6 4| 7 20.a, ;8 27 9 010 51150^ Mostyn |6 47 03 j8 42|^il0 2l 11117^ il22o| 1 321 3 34! 4 7 |6 12! 7 28 8 35 11018 1158f Talacre !6 54 8 49 10 9! i** 1124 H227I |l 89! ••• 4 14 k> 19; 7 85 18 42 Prestatyn 17 08 308 559 30jl015,1018-f 1130|11221144l jl283|l242!l 201 45;3 53 30 P 3 494 204 475 56|6 256 4o7 41; l> 8 49j9 151023 12 8 Rhyl i7 88 88'9 39 3810231026| 10471138 1130115212 91240125011 301 533 133 38 3 483 57 4 284 556 36 416 537 498 58 57j9 23103111216 Sundays.—Prestatyn to Ithyl, 10-49 a.m., and 7 p.m. am a m a m am a m a m a m a m p m p m p m p m p m p m p m p m v ™ P ™ J1 111 P m p ™ p rP P/. "i n J' r!'r r?1' inQP«A'!rin Rhyl (I/U. 7 57 358 368 44 9 99 30 1031 1050 1210 12201 5 1 301 47,2 82 202 303 o3 133 40 4 4o,5 20 5 35 6 196 567 498 47S.9 2D]10 4 lOlo Prestatyn 7 127 42 8 47 9 169 3710381057 1217 :1 121 371 542 15 2 27 2 37 3 12j3 203 47 4 12 \5 27 5 42 6 26 7 37 56 V | 9 32; 1025 Talacre 7 19 !» II ill 41224 1 19 8 21 4 21, « 83 2 9 89: Mostyn 7 25 1 9 269 50 111101280 1 25 » -§*>>1 3 27 4 27| 5 52 6 39 |9 45 | Holywell 7 33 7 559 3 9 581054 11]8!l240 1 82 a i ° § 2 402 503 35 4 35g ,6 0|6 47 8 10.fi9 53 Bagillt 7 40 19 10 10 5 1125 1245 1 40 g 3 42 4 451 |6 7- 6 55, & 10 0 £ Flint 7 44: 19 14! 10 9 11291249 1 44j« o & 3 46' 4 49| |6 llf 7 4| :9 11«;10 41028 J Connah's Quay 7 52 9 21! 1017 1137:1257 1 52! S J "S ••• 3 54! ••• ••• 4 55l !6 19| 7 la, 11012 1 Shotton 7 55'- \d 24! 1020! 11401 0 1 55;« S | 3 57, .j 4 58 6 22'.7 17; 9 205 1015 h Queen's Ferry .8 (Y ;9 28| 10241 11441 4 1 591 g .4 1; 5 2 ;6 26 7 21; g 1019 Sandycroft 8 3 9 82! 1028' 1148 1 8 2 8! £ J 4 5,' 5 6 ,6 80 7 25 1023 Chester 8 148 1819 45;9 189 55 1041113212 I 1 26 1 102 162 17-^ 2 52|3 103 204 21! 4 215 19 5 226 16 43 7 407 40,8 85 9 85 10361050 Sundays.-Prestatyu to Chester, 7-57 a.m. and 5-28 p.m. NOTE.- While every care is taken to ensure accuracy in this Time Table, the publishers will not be responsible for any error that may occur.

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