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Exeter and Plymouth Gazette: Thursday 7th July 1898

 Tiverton 2nd v. Blundell’s 2nd: Played at Blundell’s yesterday, Tiverton winning by 57 runs: Scores: Tiverton 112 all out (J. Fussell, c Pinsent b Heard, 14; E. Farrant, b Pinsent 0); Blundell’s: 55 all out (R. M. Pinsent, b Hews, 2) …

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944

Westerham Herald: Saturday 18th June 1898

Cricket: Pilgrim House School v. Merchant Taylor’s School (Fourth XI): Played at Westerham on June 15th and ended in a victory for the visitors by six wickets, but the home team played a very plucky game. … … Pilgrim House School Totals 21 and 48; Merchant Talyor’s (4th XI) Totals 47 (includes Pinsent, lbw. bl Stern, 14) and 34.

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944

Exeter and Plymouth Gazette: Tuesday 7th June 1898

Bradninch v. Blundells’s 2nd:  Played at Hele on a very slow wicket, the visitors winning by 23 runs. Only one batsman reached double figures. Leigh took seven wickets for 10 runs in the school’s second innings: Scores: Blundell’s School: 1st innings (55 all out; R. Pinsent b Carter, 5); Blundell’s School, 2nd Innings: (20 for 8; R. Pinsent, c. Cuming, b Leigh, 0): Bradninch (32 all out; F. W. Cuming c. Pinsent b. Pennell, 1). …

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944

Exeter and Plymouth Gazette: Thursday 26th May 1898

Exeter Home Team v Blundell’s 2nd XI: This match was played at Tiverton yesterday and ended in a win for the visitors by one run, with seven wickets in hand. Play had to be stopped at 4 o’clock owing to the rain and, when a resumption was made shortly after 6 o’clock, a fresh pitch had to be resorted to. Pett bowled well for the visitors, taking seven wickets for 17 runs: Scores: Blundell’s 2nd XI: 35 all out (R. M. Pinsent, b. Pett 0): Exeter Home Team: 35 for 4 wickets. 

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944

Totnes Weekly Times: Saturday 23rd April 1898

Dartmoor Harrier Hunt Week: Mr. Netherton’s hounds met at Forest Inn, Hexworthy, on Tuesday. Among those attending the meet were … (includes) … Mesdames Netherton, Maye, Rendle, etc … Master T. Maye (Master Dart Vale Harriers (and) Messrs. R. M. Pinsent and others … (description of successful hunt) … Dart Vale Harriers, consisting of 15 couples, under Mr. t. Maye, with Mr. Geo. Perry as whip, met at Two Bridges in misty weather on Wednesday morning … (includes) … R. Pinsent …  (description of another hunt) …

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944

Dartmouth & South Hams Chronicle: Friday 22nd April 1898

Dartmoor Harrier Week: Mr. L. R. Netherton (Dartmouth), accompanied by Mrs. Netherton and Mr. H. B. Bartlett, arrived at their headquarters, the Duchy Hotel, Princetown, for the annual Dartmoor Week. The hounds, consisting of 16 ½ couples, were in the pink of condition, and as hares were reported to be very plentiful in the neighbourhood of Princetown, good sport was looked for, especially around Tor Royal and Peatcott. … … (description) … … Netheton’s hounds met at Forest Inn, Hexworthy, Tuesday; present. Mesdames Netherton, Maye, Rendle, Reed. W. Phillips, Hyde-Pearson, the Misses Bainbridge and Tew, the Master (Mr. Netberton), Mr. T. Maye (Master, Dart Vale Harriers), Messrs. R. M. Pinsent, W. Phillips. Mitchell, Wand, Jackson. J. Saltaun. A. Rowe, J. Smith (Moorlands), Nicholls, W. Gray, R. M. Ball (Torquay), H. Square (Dartmouth), H. B. Bartlett. (Dartmouth), Webber. J. R. Maddock (shoeing smith), R. Cleave (Hexworthy), R. Coaker (Sherburton), H. Coaker (Swincornbe). The morning broke cold and somewhat misty, but towards noon the sun shone brilliantly, and continued to throughout the day. Fortunately, a slight easterly breeze tempered the heat. The neighbourhood Forest Inn was first drawn, and hounds very quickly got online of hare, but changed on to fox, which afforded clinking run. Hounds ran fast on Rundleshoot Mine, getting entirely away from the field. They then swung round left-handed, went in over Crockern Tor, back to Cumsden Tor, and thence to Benjy Tor; again, turned left-handed down by the river Brimpts, and came hack the Forest Inn, where they were stopped. The field could scarcely follow over such a tract of boggy country. Hounds were soon on the drag of another fox, which led them over another queer bit of country. This probably accounted for the number of foxes lying in the open, no less than six being seen during the day. Hounds returned to kennels 5.30 p.m.

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944

Exeter and Plymouth Gazette: Monday 5th July 1897

Uffculme v. Blundell’s end XI: This match, played on Saturday, produced one of the most exciting finishes witnessed on the Uffculme ground for several years. The gallant young visitors – superior all round in the field – won amidst cheers by one run: Uffculme: 65 (E. Furze, c. Pinsent, 3): Blundell’s 2nd XI: 66 (R. M. Pinsent, b Rogers 0) …

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944

Totnes Weekly Times: Saturday 16th May 1891

Totnes Grammar School Athletic Sports: The annual sports in connection with Totnes Grammar School were held in the School field, near the Station, on Thursday afternoon. The weather was lovely, and there was a large number of people present … 100 yards’ flat race (under 11): 1, A Fraser; 2, R. Bourne; 3, G. S. Deslandes. In this contest Fraser went away with the lead and kept it to the end, winning by a few yards. R. S. Mills, R. M. Pinsent and G. Kingwell also ran … … 200 yards working handicap, under 13: 1, R. Bourne; 2, G. Beveridgge; 3, R. Mills, J. Drennan, W. R. Holman, J. Kingwell, R. M. Pinsent, G. Kingwell, A. Fraser, A. Hutchinson and G. S. Deslanders also entered in this race.

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944

Western Times: Thursday 16th May 1907

Totnes v. Totnes Grammar School: Totnes opened the season yesterday with a match against the Grammar School. The pitch was in good order. The school made a poor stand, Pinsent securing six wickets for 18 runs. Totnes lost seven wickets for 43, but Veale and Snow hit freely and won the game for them: Scores: Totnes Grammar School: 49: (includes) Mr. Clark, b R. Pinsent, 5; C. Warren b. R. Pinsent, 9; Mr. Condy, b Pinsent, 5; W. E. Tollit b. R. Pinsent, 4; J. H. Truscott, b R. Pinsent, 10; … L. J. S. Phillips, c Bugg b Pinsent 2; … Totnes: 102 … (includes) … R. M. Pinsent b Warren, 15 …

[see similar, Exeter and Plymouth Gazette: Friday 17th May 1907]

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944

Brixham Western Guardian: Thursday 28th March 1907

Paignton v Totnes: Paignton entertained Totnes for the fourth match this season at Queen’s Park, before a small gate. … From a scrum near the line, A. Wyatt dribbled over and scored. Pinsent being tackled and losing possession, W. Wyatt secured the ball and made a try which Ellis goaled. …

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GRO0750 Devonport: Robert Maye Pinsent: 1881 – 1944