The Wolverton Express 21st August 1901

CASTLETHORPE
QUOITS
KINGSTHORPE v. CASTETHORPE

A match was played on Saturday between the Kingsthorpe and Castlethorpe Clubs, on the ground of the latter, the Carrington Arms, when the visitors won a very enjoyable game by 12 points. The conditions of the game were 14 players a-side, 12 yards distance, with stumps level with the clay, and considering this was the first time the Kingsthorpe men had played the distance, they were fortunate in winning. The following are the names of players and scores.
Kingsthorpe

Castlethorpe

W. Parberry sen.
15
 W. May
7
W. Smith
15
 W. Worker
14
J. Gooding
15
 W. Ward
11
C. Dunkley
15
 W. Robinson
8
J. Cook
15
 W. Wise
13
G. Cook
14
 W. Willingham
15
W. Meecham
9
 H. Bavington
15
H. Harrison
9
 H. Lambert
15
G. Croft
10
 J. Clarke
15
T. Love
15
 J. Bavington
7
A. Hillyard
13
 J. Walton
15
H. Brawn
14
 H. Loxley
15
T. Marriott
12
 S. Smith
15
W. Nurser
15
 A. Masterman
9
Total Kingsthorpe
186
Total Castlethorpe
174

After the match the players were entertained by the home club, a splendid spread being placed on the table by the worthy host, Mr. A. Masterman. After full justice had been done to the eatables, a very pleasant evening was spent, Mr. T. Marriott occupied the chair, Mr. W. Robinson the vice-chair, and Mr. W. Parberry jun., presided at the piano.
The Wolverton Express 24th September 1901

QUOITS
KINGSTHORPE v. CASTLETHORPE

A match played on Saturday, between the Kingsthorpe and Castlethorpe Clubs, on the ground of the former, the Old Five Bells, when a very enjoyable game resulted in an easy victory for the homesters by a large margin of 96 points. The following are the names of players and scores.
Kingsthorpe
Castlethorpe
W. Parberry jun.
15
 D. D. May
10
H. Brawn
15
 H. Stobie
3
W. Smith
12
 W. Robinson
15
W. Harrison
15
 H. Lambert
14
T. Love
15
 J. Bavington
4
C. Dunkley
15
 H. Loxley
10
T. Marriott
15
 J. Clarke
1
J. Cook
15
 A. Jones
1
G. Cook
15
 E. Powell
1
J. Kirby
15
 A. Masterman
3
W. Meecham
15
 W. Dearn
4
Total Kingsthorpe
162
Total Castlethorpe
66

After the match the visitors were entertained by the home club, and a very enjoyable evening was spent. Mr. T. Marriott occupied the chair, Mr. A. Masterman, the vice-chair, and Mr. W. Parberry jun., presided at the piano.