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Totnes Weekly Times: Saturday 4th November 1899

Plymouth v. Totnes: At Totnes, on Saturday … (detailed description of the game) … Dean was again of great assistance to his side, Pinsent sending the ball to touch before Plymouth could go far … … Totnes put Plymouth on the defence, Beasley clearing beautifully. Totnes had the worst of the next scrums, Plymouth keeping them defending. Plymouth was safe, however. … The Plymouth quarters tried passing and Mills dropped for goal right before the uprights, the ball going under the bar. Knott collared Bryant when he looked dangerous, and the ball went to Pinsent, whom several Plymouthians tried in vain to collar. The home tackling was very smart … Play came to the centre where Elias missed, for Pinsent to gather …

(elsewhere) … Pinsent came out at the last moment, as back for Totnes, and proved very safe. He is not fast, but his kicks generally find touch, and he is good at stopping rushes. … …

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944 (?)

Totnes Weekly Times: Saturday 28th October 1899

Dart Vale Harriers: Opening Meet: A delightful morning – almost too warm for hunting – favoured the openingmeet of the Dart Vale Harriers at Follaton Lodge, near Totnes, on Monday morning. The gathering was one of the largest seen at this place, and prior to the start refreshments were dispensed by Mrs. T. Maye (wife of the master). Huntsman Perry had 14 1/5 couples of hounds all of which were in capital form. Among the mounted followers were Messrs. T. Maye (master), A. Hingston (hon. Secretary to the hunt) … R. Pinsent … (description of hunt) …

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944

Totnes Weekly Times: Saturday 21st October 1899

Dartmoor Harrier Hunt Week: The Dart Vale Harriers, fifteen and a half couples all in splendid condition, with Perry, the huntsman, met at Two Bridges on Thursday. The weather being all that could be desired, there was a good attendance at the meet. Among the company were … (list includes) … R. Pinsent (Totnes) … (description of hunt) … Mr. Netherton’s Bowden Harriers met at Hexworth (Forest Inn) in capital weather on Thursday, the fog lifting after about ten o’clockAmong those present were … (includes) … A. Hingston, R. Pinsent, G. Mitchell (Totnes) … (description of hunt) … 

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944

Western Times: Saturday 21st October 1899

Newton v. Totnes: At Newton: Newton: Harwood, White, Judd, Philips, Baker; Parker, Neck; Dobson (capt.), Beer, Bartlett, Cox, Sims, Burns, Sharp, Bowden: Referee, Mr. Godbeer: Totnes: Pinsent, E. Stoyle, Kinsman, Tucker, L. Stoyle, Elias, Rodgers, Windeatt (capt.), Knott, Scroble, Tozer, Hawkings, Hooper, Hooppell, Salter.

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944

Totnes Weekly Times: Saturday 14th October 1899

Reserves: the game between Totnes Reserves and Newton Church Institute was forward throughout and was very fast. The home men appeared like they were carrying all before them and up to half time there was no doubt that they were far better than the visitors, changing over with a good lead. The second half brought about the triumph of training, for the visitors without much trouble held the Reserves well in check … … The forwards were fairly well matched – as already indicated they alternately held the balance. The brunt of the defence fell upon the full backs, Croote for the visitors and Pinsent for the homesters. Both did well and the latter, who had a particularly tough job, emerged with credit from the ordeal. …

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944

Western Times: Saturday 14th October 1899

Totnes A. v. Paignton A.: At Paignton: Totnes A.: Pinsent, Searle, Rowe, Ford, and Baker; Marley (capt.), and Brimicombe; Hooppell, Horswell, Tucker, Salter, Butcher, Abbott, Eames, and J. Hoopell.

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944

Totnes Weekly Times: Saturday 7th October 1899

Perhaps it is as well to remind Totnesians that there is a football team in Totnes and that it cannot exist without finances … the juniors would be glad of a bettergate to witness their game with Newton Church Institute, against whom they will be represented today by: … (list, includes) R. Pinsent, back …

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944

Totnes Weekly Times: Saturday 2nd September 1899

Mr. B. Johnson’s (Buckfastleigh) XI v. Mr. B. Bourne’s (Totnes) XI: At Buckfastleigh on Saturday: Scores: Totnes, 82 all out (includes R. M. Pinsent, not out 6): Buckfastleigh 144, (includes T. Trist c. Pinsent v. Bourne, 2):

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944

Leicester Chronicle: Saturday 19th August 1899

Ivanhoe v. Totnes: At Totnes, Ivanhoe winning by an innings and 76 runs: Score: Ivanhoe: 181 all out (F. Nutt, c. Pinsent, b Middleton, 22): Totnes first innings: 41 all out (R. Pinsent, b. Shingler 0); Totnes second innings: 56 all out (R. Pinsent c Gimson, b Ward 0).

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944

Exeter and Plymouth Gazette: Thursday 10th August 1899

Totnes v. Ivanhoe: Ivanhoe visited Totnes yesterday: Scores: Ivanhoe, 1st Innings: 181 for 9 wickets, F. Nutt c Pinsent b Middleton, 22: Totnes: 1st Innings: 41 all out, R. Pinsent b Shingler 0; 2nd Innings, 64 all out, Pinsent c. Grimson b Ward, 0:

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944