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''Tonbridge School v. M.C.C.'' is a [[cricket]] result published in [[The Kent & Sussex Courier]] on 3 july 1908.

[[Arthur Conan Doyle]]'s team (M.C.C.) won by 3 wickets and 122 runs.

== Tonbridge School v. M.C.C. ==
[[File:the-kent-and-sussex-courier-1908-07-03-tonbridge-school-v-mcc-p10.jpg|thumb|300px|right|[[The Kent & Sussex Courier]] (3 july 1908, p. 10)]]

Played at Tonbridge on July 1st. Score:—

'''TONBRIDGE SCHOOL.'''

* F. H. Knott not out ... 84
* H. M. Bannister b G. G. Hearne ... 18
* T. E. Bourdillon b Morcom ... 1
* L. Marzetti b Morcom ... 0
* H. T. Edmonds b Morcom ... 0
* W. H. Smith b Morcom ... 18
* C. Marzetti b Morcom ... 0
* C. H. Penman b Morcom ... 0
* C. H. E. Bilton run out ... 0 <ref>In fact 15.</ref>
* H. G. Pegg b Morcom ... 0
* H. A. Robinson b Morcom ... 0
* Extras ... 0 <ref>In fact 7.</ref>
* Total ... 143

'''M. C. C.'''

* J. Colman c Bilton b Bannister ... 13
* B. P. Dobson b C Marzetti ... 9
* L. R. A. Stutter c L Marzetti b C Marzetti ... 54
* E. Mason c Smith b Pillman ... 57
* A. F. Morcom c Bilton b Bourdillon ... 22
* H. G. Farmer b Bourdillon ... 1
* J. L. Waggett c C Marzetti b Pellman ... 12
* [[Arthur Conan Doyle|Sir A. Conan Doyle]] not out ... 40
* Hearne (A.) not out ... 38
* G. G. Hearne and L. A. Shuter did not bat.
* Extras ... 19
* Total (for 7 wickets) ... 265

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* [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle:Complete Works|Back to Complete Works]]
* [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle|Back to Conan Doyle]]

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