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Hoober Drop Photos ......
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If you would like to see and possibly order any photographs click on Gallery. All proceeds from photograph sales will be split between WCC and our nominated charities. Prices are as follows:
- 4 x 6 £1.50
- 5 x 7 £2.00
- 6 x 8 £2.50
- 8 x 10 £3.00
- 8 x 12 £3.50
If you wish to purchase any photos please email your order to
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. Your order should include:
- the photo reference (put your mouse over the image)
- size of photo required
- quantity required
- your name and address
- and a cheque payable to Wentworth Cricket Club and posted to WCC Secretary, c/o 27 Westfield Road, Brampton, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, S73 0TY.
Wentworth Cricket Club would like to give special thanks to Dave Tindall (mxcam.co.uk) and Paul McClean for the fantastic photographs taken for the Hoober Drop.
Last Updated (Monday, 05 September 2011 10:21)
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Ernest has been part of this cricket club for longer than most of us can remember and during his time has served as groundsman, fundraiser, handyman, tea maker, as well as opening batsman. He can remember a time when cricket was played in front f the big house, playing his first game there in 1949. He was part of a small group of men who were instrumental in getting the cricket pitch and pavilion where it is now. A feat which cost the princely sum of £13,900, raised by barbecues and the like, and more than £6,000 from Lord Fitzwilliam. Now Ernest has decided to step down and give younger people a chance to prove themselves. But that doesn't mean, however, he won't be around to tell them a thing or two. In his honour, members decided to create the title of honorary life president, which means Ernest still gets the opportunity to tell everyone just where they're going wrong and point them in the right direction. At the annual presentation night in November, tributes to Ernest came from far and wide, not least from Her Majesty the Queen, and one hilarious but very special tribute came from Ernest's granson Danny and Gareth Hobson, which had to be seen to be believed. So on behalf of everyone at the cricket club, Ernest, we wish you a very happy and relaxing retirement (and get the kettle on). "Bloody hell ...." Presentation Night 2009
Thursday, 15 July 2010 22:18 | Written by Administrator |
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Check out the Gallery for last years Presentation Night !
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LAST year our longstanding chairman Ernest Laister stood down, after giving a lifetime's dedication to Wentworth Cricket Club.