St. Wilfrid's College, Cricket XI, Cotton
The present Cotton Hall was built in the 18th century by the Gilbert family. In 1844 it was sold to the Earl of Shrewsbury and it was converted into a monastery for the monks of the Order of Passion. ...
Staff Cricket Team, Stafford Grammar School,
This group is possibly the Masters team in a Masters v. School cricket match. The photograph was taken in what was known as the Headmaster's Garden.
The Free Grammar School of King Edward VI was established ...
Stafford Cricket Club
This cricket team is possibly Stafford Cricket Club or it could be a representative team from the area as the group features two Stafford players: W.H. Twigg (back row, 2nd left) and G.H. Greatorex (back ...
Stafford Cricket Club
A Stafford Cricket Club group pictured outside the pavilion at the Hough.
Stafford Cricket Club was formed in April 1864, although a town club had been in existence as early as 1847. The club initially ...
Stafford Cricket Club
Cricketers outside the pavilion at Stafford Cricket Club's ground at the Hough, possibly at a knock-out cup final. Can anyone identify the players?
Reproduced by Kind Permission of the Staffordshire ...
Stafford Cricket Club 1st XI
Standing (left to right): C.L. Green, F.R.R. Jones. G.L. Williams, K.W. Boydon, S.W. Johnson, N.H. Read, R.G. Cragg, E.W. Redshaw.
Seated: R.G.J. Lugg, L.I.C. Bellamy, R.J.C. Evans, J.E. Blair, S. ...
Stafford Cricket Club 1st XI
Insets: D.B. Russell and S.B. Boon.
Standing (left to right): R. Withington, J. Harris, B. Curtis, R.E. Fenn, L.I.C. Bellamy, H.O. Beck, W.H.G. Rees, J.R. Keeling, H.D. Hitchcock, W. Armstrong.
Seated: ...
Stafford Cricket Club 1st XI
Back row (left to right): M. Smith, N. Mitchell, N. Chugtal (professional), T. Bethell, J. Frost.
Front row: M. Brazier, S. Frost, A. Dobson (captain), M. Hollinshead, R. Evans.
Stafford Cricket ...
Stafford Cricket Club 1st XI
Stafford Cricket Club 1st XI pictured outside the pavilion at their Riverway ground.
Back row (left to right): Oliver Stark (scorer), Sean Connolly, Richard Waterhouse, Mark Smallman, Rob James, Andy ...
Stafford Cricket Club 1st XI
Pictured outside the pavilion at the Hough, Stafford.
Back row (left to right): H. Armstrong (umpire), A.A. Johnson, J. Harriss, C.W. Larder, A.R. Armstrong, A.H. Sage, S.B. Boon, W.H. Lewis (scorer).
Front ...
Stafford Cricket Club 1st XI
Back row (left to right): Leo Moncrieffe (professional), Jez Frost, Andrew Dobson, Andrew Burt, Gary Fulton, Richard Waterhouse.
Front row: Stephen Frost, Martin Brazier, Phil Heath (captain), Brian ...
Stafford Cricket Club 1st XI
Standing (left to right); H.G. Morris, C.W. Littlewood, J. Hewison, D.E. Bloor, H.O. Beck, R.W. Redshaw, C.L. Green.
Seated: J.E. Blair, J.T.W. Neville, R.J.C. Evans, L.I.C. Bellamy, W.T. White.
Seated ...
Stafford Cricket Club 2nd XI
The Stafford Cricket Club 2nd XI team pictured at The Hough before their match against Milford Hall 2nd XI. Stafford (70 for 4) beat Milford Hall (69) by 6 wickets.
Back row (left to right): J. ...
Stafford Cricket Club annual dinner, Stafford
Guests and officials at Stafford Cricket Club's annual dinner held at the Swan Hotel, Stafford.
Left to right: Mr C. Birch, Treasurer; Mr D.J. Insole, Cambridge, Essex and England; Mr W.J. Edrich, ...
Stafford Cricket Club Record Partnership
Stafford Cricket Club's record first wicket partnership. Pictured by the scorebox at Riverway, Stafford are Jezz Frost (left) 151 not out and Mark Hollinshead (right) 71 not out who put on an undefeated ...
Stafford Cricket Club v. M.C.C.
Teams pictured outside the pavilion at the Hough.
Standing (left to right): Hugh Armstrong (umpire), Ken Shirley, Kevin Potts (scorer), unknown, unknown, Brian Wadham, David Moore, unknown, Alan ...
Stafford Cricket Club v. The Veterans
Pictured are the teams for the cricket match played between the Stafford Club and The Veterans at the Lammascotes on 8 July 1896. The Veterans won by 53 runs, scoring 152 runs in response to Stafford's ...
Stafford Grammar School,
View across the playing fields towards the school chapel. The group of boys in front of the chapel are preparing to play cricket.
The Free Grammar School of King Edward VI was established in 1550 ...