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... EVENING DESPATCH 1928 WYE Won by Windswept WOOD OWL SCORES Wt Monday Delightful weather favoured fixture this little course Kent crowd attended M of an interesting afternoon's sport With going on firm side were scarce for the majority but chief Handicap ...

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... Innings: Hammond eight 44 EASY FORJANCASHIRE County Champions Beat Kent by Eight Wickets Although Lancashire play required only 76 runs to beat Kent Watson Hallows were painfully slow at Maidstone morning against the howling of Freeman met with early success ...