played by St.Chads cricket club in 1899.They started on the
April against Davis Burrow @ Co who were brush makers.
The weather was not ideal cricket day stated the local press
as the air was very cold and searching. St Chads won the
match by 8 wickets as Davis Burrow side only scored 17.
The ground is between St.Chads Church and Otley Road in Headingley.
It is quite a small ground but the club is a progressive club and is
a very busy running a number of sides.
In 1899 they played on a weekly basis until 17 September when
they played St.Columba Church which is on Headingley Lane
Other teams they played were The Brewery, Meanwood, Roundhay
Horsforth St.Mary,Taylor Drug Company, John Barron@Sons
Artington and Illingworth Ingham.
All together they played 23 matches winning 8,losing 5 drawing 5
and not playing 5.
They were not in a league but there numerous operating at this
time which are no longer existing including Leeds West Yorkshire,
Leeds Church League , Leeds Primitive Methodist League
Leeds Temperance and the Church Leeds Brigade.
Where have all the grounds gone and their records ?
At least these records will go back to the club after lockdown
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