Cricket Scoring Books

Date:
1902-1927
Reference:
RET/5/15/2/3
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Cricket Scoring Books. In copyright. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Description

These are commercially printed cricket scoring books, and they were used to record the Retreat team’s cricket scores during matches 1. July 1902-May 1903 2. May 1903-April 1904 3. May 1904-July 1904 4. April 1905-June 1905 5. April 1907-August 1907 (also includes paper noting Retreat CC batting averages in 1907) 6. August 1907-June 1908 7. June 1908-May 1909 8. September 1910-August 1911 (on front flyleaf is a typescript list of the Retreat cricket eleven 1911) 9. April 1912-July 1912 10. July 1912-April 1913 and May 1922-July 1922 (the first match scored is between Retreat Gentlemen and Restreat Ladies) 11. [April] 1913-August 1913 12. August 1922-June 1924 13. June 1924-June 1925 14. June 1925-July 1926 15. July 1926-August 1927

Publication/Creation

1902-1927

Physical description

15 volumes

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Open and available at the Borthwick Institute for Archives. This material is being digitised by the Borthwick Institute for Archives as part of a Wellcome Trust funded project. Material that is digitised will be accessed freely online through the Wellcome Library catalogue.

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