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Military Intelligence: … Royal Engineers: … Second-Lieutenants to be Lieutenants: … (includes) … J. R. Pinsent …
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Hockey: Kent (11) v. Berkshire (2) Berkshire were not at full strength for their match against Kent at Reading on Wednesday … (description of the game) … In the second half the game became a mere procession to the Berkshire goal. Eddie (four), Satherthwaite (three) and Pinsent (2), Douglas-Hamilton and Foster were the goal scorers for the winners and G. F. Craven was responsible for Berkshire’s points. … Kent team (included) … J. R. Pinsent (R.E. Aldershot) …
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Army F.A. Cup: Of the three Army Cup-ties at Aldershot two were replays. The third brought the Royal Engineers and the 1st Dorsets’ from Blackdown into opposition on the Sappers’ ground. During the opening minutes the game appeared to be a “gift” for the Sappers, who soon led by a goal, netted by Bell, although Pinsent made the point possible. The reverse, however, so stimulated the infantrymen that it was not until within five minutes of the final whistle that a second point from the same pair assured the Engineers of their victory. …
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The Germantown Tour: … … 5th Match. Royal Engineers: Played at Chatham on August 7 and 8 and won by Germantown by 240 runs: Germantown: First Innings: 87 (all out): (Pinsent 5 wkts taken and one catch): Germantown Second Innings: 391 (Pinsent b. one wicket): Royal Engineers: 167 (all out) (includes J. R. Pinsent, c. Pearson b. O’Neill, 3): Second Innings: 71 (all out) (includes J. R. Pinsent b. Mann, 16):
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Royal Engineers v. Germantown (U.S.A.): Played at Chatham on Aug 7 and 8, and resulted in a win for Germantown: Score: Germantown, 1st Innings: 87 … (includes J. R. Pinsent bowled 5 and took one catch); 2nd Innings: 201 (… includes … J. R. Pinsent one wicket): Royal Engineers, 1st Innings: 167 … (includes … J. R. Pinsent, c. Pearson, b. O’Neill, 3); 2nd Innings 71 (… include … J. R. Pinsent b. Mann, 16) …
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M.C.C. and Ground v. Royal Engineers: Played at Lord’s July 24 and 25: Score: Royal Engineers: 1st Innings: … (includes) … (J. R. Pinsent c. Gaussen b. Butler, 18); 2nd Innings, 310, … (includes) … (J. R. Pinsent b. Torrens, 12) … M.C.C. and Ground: 1st Innings: 158 … (includes) … (J. R Pinsent bowled 2); 2nd Innings 502; … (includes) … (J. R. Pinsent bowled four).
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Royal Engineers v. Royal Artillery: Played at Lord’s on July 21 and 22: Score: Royal Engineers, 1st Innings 367 (… includes … J. R. Pinsent, not out 3); 2nd Innings 161 (… includes … J. R. Pinsent, lbw Willcocks, 13): Royal Artillery, 1st Innings 173; 2nd Innings 356 (Pinsent b. two and took two catches 1st Innings and b. one in 2nd).
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Cricket: Royal Engineers v. Royal Artillery: At Lords: First Innings: Royal Engineers, 367 all out (includes J. R. Pinsent, not out, 3: Second Innings: 5 (for one wicket, J. R. Pinsent did not bat). Royal Artillery: First Innings: 173, all out (Pinsent, 2 wickets bowled, and also two catches taken).
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Royal Engineers v Yorkshire Gentlemen: This two days’ match on Chatham Lines resulted in a draw. In the first innings each side scored 295. For the Sappers, B. L. Eddie, knocked up 85 and J. R. Pinsent 55. The principal scorers for the visitors were Sir A. W. White 71, R. C. Constable 69, and T. G. Bardwell 51. The Engineers declared the second innings closed on the fall of the eighth wicket for 191, and the Gentlemen replied with 169 for five. R. S. Rait Kerr made 81 (not out) and Captain H. Baston 71 (not out).
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Hockey: … Kent v Hampshire: At Southampton, on Feb. 1st, Kent beat Hampshire by five goals to two after a half time score of three to nil. J. R. Pinsent, W. Faulder Smith and Cr. R. Satterthwaite shot the Kent goals in the first half. Doll and W. R. Gunner scored for Hampshire after changing ends and Pinsent and Satterthwaite were responsible for the remaining goals for Kent. Where the visitors had the advantage was in the superiority of their forwards’ combination. For the most part Hampshire adopted “hit-and-rush” tactics. W. W. Wilkins, their goalkeeper, showed poor judgement in running out and leaving his charge.
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GRO0528 Devonport: John Ryland Pinsent: 1888 – 1957