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CIRCUS and ZOO Table Wednesday, 28th June, 1967 THE TEESDALE MERCURY 3 For all Property Matters 'GARGATE' PICTURE FOR THE BOWES PIGG & SON CRICKET MUSEUM F.R.I.C.S., F.A.I., Haith Cup—Semi-Final. Teesdale Mercury Cup—Semi-Final Chartered Surveyors, Valuers, BARNARD CASTLE 1st XI v. BARNARD CASTLE SPARTANS Rating Surveyors, Chartered GREAT AYTON 1st XI. F.C. v. SH1LDON 2nd XI. Shildon -Clark b McDonald 4. Auctioneers & "Estate Agents. Ayton batted first on a lively wicket and scored 114 for 9 in the Wilkinson b McDonald 5, Hill c 28 overs, Bernard Donald being the Mitchell b 1. Tipton 0, Horner b Valuations for Compensation McDonald 5. Scott b I. Tipton 8, best Barney bowler with 6-54, and Kitching c McDonald b I. Tipton and Compulsory Purchase. A. Baker scoring a sound 6.1 for Ayton. When Barney batted, thev 8, Newton b 1. Tipton 9, Bain­ did well to reach 106 runs in the bridge b McDonald 7, O’Donnell st 74, Newgate Street, Byers b 1. Tipton 15. Bradley c I. overs, as the light was failing rapid­ Tipton b McDonald 0, Howe not HeatstoreELECTRIC STORAGE RADIATORS BISHOP AUCKLAND ly and the wicket was shocking. out 9. extras 5. total 75. McDonald Tel. 2511 George Beadle, bating well, was 5- 21, I. Tipton 5-49. (24 Hour answering service) injured and had to have two Spartans—J. Gibson b Hill 0, J. stitches in a' nasty cut on the fore­ Mitchell lbw b Hill 2, 1. McDonald head. Newton Wood, 37 not out; c Clark b Hill 12, G. Kitching run was the best batsman, aided by R. out 13, C. Byers not out 39, I. BOWLING NOTES Beadle, 29, but this semi-final defeat Tipton bl Hill 1. C. S. Tipton b Hill can only be blamed to a shocking O. K. Jones b Hill 0, T. Carter run By N. C. FARRER. wicket, not poor batting. out 0, A. Jenkins not out 1, extras Great Ayton—-A. Barker c Byers 11, total for eight wickets 79. B. Barnard Castle 4, Brinkburn Dene 1 b Lee 61, B. Johnson b Donald 18,' Evans did not bat. Hill 6-38. Success at last for the town team G. Readman lbw b Donald 10, D. in their first match at home, A Bulman b Donald 6. L. Gibson c Teesdale Mercury Cup. Pictured above is the artist, Edward Gargate, with his father. R. Beadle b Donald 1, A. Walker BOWES v. BARNINGHAM. really good win by 81 shots to 63. Both teams found runs hard to Norman Kettlewell’s rink was in b oDnald 1, D. Beynon lbw b Don­ There is soon to be a pencil copy of Rubens famous painting) Adora­ ald 0, I. Russell run out 3. B. get against good bowling and keen grand form, winning by 22 shots. fielding. Bowes batted first, making tion of the Magi. hanging in Bowes Museum. Nothing very unusual about Roland Metcalfe’s rink was up by Sanders not out 0, K. Welsh b Lee that, you may think. But when I tell you that the picture, measuring 28 O, K. Brett not out 4, extras 10. 53 (F. Coulthard 16). Teasdale'6-18, 10 shots and Roland Robinson’s by Powell 3-4. When Barningham inches by 21, was drawn a hundred' year's ago, by a young man of 18 5 shots. The only losing rink was the total for 9 wickets 114. Donald 6-54, years, lying flat on his back, it may arouse your interest. Lee 2-50. batted, S. Lowes and B. Teasdale one in which Alec Watson supstiit- put on 26 for the first wicket This young man worked in a lead mine in Teesdale, where he had' Barnard Castle—P. Beadle c an accident as a young boy, and he died ait 23 years. Gateside Farm, in. uted for Fred Alcock as skip, and Johnson b Russell 4, R. Beadle c against acurate bowling of Donald as Alec does not profess to be a and b Sanders 29, G. Beadle c and Coulthard. Three needless the boy’s family for 300 years, at Middleton-in-Teesdale, was his home, skip he can be forgiven for losing. Walker b Gibson 12. N. Wood not run outs contributed to a low score and here he painted and drew pictures, which aroused the interest of many On Friday, nine of our ladies had .out 37, C. Byers b Gibson 6, K. N. of 45. Donald 4-13 off 10 overs, people in the area. a day out at East Park, Darlington. Robinson b Gibson 0. T. A. Booth- Coulthard 3-26. Details: One day, while lying in 'bed, in the window of the farmhouse, the Winnie Alcock, Vera Kettlewell and royd b Gibson 4, J. B. Lee c Bul­ Bowes—J. Heslop b Teasdale 6. Duchess of Cumberland saw him', and introduced his work to the famous an East Park player shared the man b Sanders 1. H. Ashmore not P. Beadle b J. Lowes 8, F. Slade artist. Millais, and other well-known painters, and she also took a personal prizemoney. Well done, ladies! A out 8. extras 5, total for 7 wickets b Powell 6, G. Nixon c and b interest in his work and encouraged him to continue with it. good performance and all good 106. D. Lindley and B. Donald did Teasdale 3, F. Coulthard b Teas­ The drawing, which depicts many figures, has very fine features in training for building up to big not bat Gibson 4-46. Sanders 2-30, dale 16, B. Donald c Gill b Teas­ it, and signed at the! bottom is the name Edward Gargate, Feb. 1867. match temperament. Russell 1-25. dale 0, A. Henton b Teasdale 2, It was missing from the Gargate family for a good many years, but E. S. Jackson has nlayed his last M. Close not out 8, M. Braith­ was found in the 1920’s ait a Barnard Castle saleroom, where a delighted match for Barney. He is being trans­ N.Y. & S.D. League—Division “B” waite b Powell 0. J. Brown b Pow­ member of the family paid £5 for it. ferred to Consett, so that is one BARNARD CASTLE 1st XI. v. ell 0, L. Wood b Teasdale 0, extras Now it is one of the proudest possessions of Mir William Gargate, more team player the club will not BISHOP AUCKLAND 2nd XI. 4. total 53. who farms at Cowshill, and is the boy’s nephew. He told the Teesdale be able to call on. Both Eddy and Barningham—S. Lowes lbw b Mercury: “ We are very proud of this family heirloom which is a fine Yes I The luxury of central heating with 2 Heatstore radiators can Donald 8, B. Teasdale c Brown b his wife, Stella, will be a great loss Barnard Castle batted first, and a work of art, and we feel Bowes Museum being situated in Teesdale, is be yours from just £55.10.0 installed (during Summer offer period) not only to the bowling club but brilliant knock of 109 not out by Coulthard 16, R. Gill run out 1, the right place- for it to be, for the time being, to give local people -a the town in general. People who are Philip Beadle, aided by a quick 40 W. Wilkinson b Donald 5, T. chance to see it.” More people choose Heatstore autumn rush—when prices go willing to give freely of their time by Newton Wood, set them on the Temple b Coulthard 1, J. Lowes c Allene James. than any other electric storage back to normal. Remember, ins­ and ability to serve, others are al-, road for the good score of 216 for and b Donal 3, D. Powell run out radiators. And now is the time for tallation is quick and disturbance ways hard to replace. I am sure1 4 declared. When Bishop Auckland 0, J. Carter run out 1, J. Lawson Countryside Letter. By WILLIAM DALE you to choose-while you can take in your home insignificant. many people will join me in wishing batted, they scored smartly through b Coulthard 3, G. Fenwick b Don­ ald 1, K. Walker not out 0, extras advantage of NEEB's Summer them every success and happiness Neil Riddell, an ex-Barney player, SHEEP CAN BE LAZY offer. However many radiators NEEB experts will give full advice in the future. who scored a very quick 42 runs, 6. total 45. J. M. Wilson Cup—First Round. Except for a few over-indulgent of roadside verge under their care. you buy, you save—£2.10.0 on on any heating problem, answer but when he was out Bishop Auck- and misguided people -who are large­ Even the 'great slopes on to the new all queries, and arrange for I land looked to be in trouble as BARNINGHAM v. GAINFORD. one radiator, £5 on two, £7,10.0 Barningham batted first, making ly responsible for over fat pets who motorways are no problem to cutt­ on three. Get in now before the installation. | Bernard Lee was bowling very well 137 in 22 overs (B. Teasdale 60, M. die prematurely, any true animal­ ing machines that can be made to SWIMMING and had taken three for 29 when Close 19, Blackburn 5-53). Gain­ lover will tell you 'that unless you cut at any angle. rain robbed Barney of victory. ford were at a disadvantage as thev are careful you can spoil many But I miss the neat hand cutting Better things are electric—from After an overnight stay at Whit­ Barnard Castle—N.
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