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... when the Test matches are on. an instance, when England and the South Africans meet Leeds, Yorkshire will be engaging Kent at Maidstone. It is not the best of arrangements that two such prominent counties should be in opposition suefe a time; but apparently ...
... played between eleven Gentlemen of the west part Kent and those of Chatham for 11 guineas man. the game to take place at Maulden (Mailing) in Kent, on August 7th, next. Always Maasy at Slaka. In 1711, the men Kent met All- England, and eight years later they ...
... is 11. Bettington, Oxford. Ho has been scoring heavily, too, just lately. Tim present is golden ago for veterans. J. R. Mason, one the most famous all-rounders Kent have ever had. is making pile of runs in club cricket just now- took Frank Field long time ...
... Matthews (Cornwall* and E. F. Darey (Chelteohsm) r. WEST BROMWICH ALBION Referee* B. Russell (Swindon). Linesmen: O. Whit® (Maidstone) and S. F. Rous (Hertfordshire). ACCRINGTON STANLEY ». CHARLTON ATHLETIC. Referee: F. J. Proctor (Staffordshire). Linesmen; ...
... uuiiuuunu. Key to mimbera:—Played, matche* woo, 1 Billiard*. 2 Waist, Crib base, 4 Demine**. 5 Draught*. 6 Chet*. Flans gban, Maidstone United outsideloft. was ordered off th® field in the Cup replay with Brentford, By Penalty Bully.” YORKSHIRE LAI>IES made ...
... Drawback. Kent are the only side who, at the time writing, have won all their match**, but so far they have had lean rather too heavily upon Freeman. This all right long keeps well and aaeapea damgge. but if should laid aside injury illness. Kent may find ...
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... slightly. Kent, like Surrey, Yorkshire, and Lancashire have done in the past, ere suffering from an riches, and sooner later they may learn that Tonbridge is nursery for other counties besides their own. In their match with Surrey, the Oval, Kent trial Jennings ...
... Ashley Down ground had seen Kent beaten, but comeltow or other Gloucestershire were keener boating Yorkshire than Kent. And after all. Gloucestershire’s performances this season are not ignoble, for addition to the successes over Kent and Yorkshire. Notts were ...
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