CRICKET IN ENGLAND
GOOD WEEK-END PERFORMANCES. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Received August 3, 5.5 p.m.) LOiNDON. August 2. In the week-end cricket iorksairo made £63 (Holmes 120). Parkin took five wickets for 86. ■ 1/ancashire mads 179 (Spooner 62>. W&ddiiigton took four wickets for 64 and'Khodes four for CO. For Middlesex against Sussex, Heudrcn scored 88. Stevens, an Oxford freshman, took seven wickets for 17 and six for 43. Against Hami>shir© 'WboUey made 80 and took six wickets for 35. (Received August 3, B.SO p.m.) LONDON. August 3. A record ciiowd at Old Traiford gave an ovation to Spooner. lieiwrts state that he scared with much of iiis fomirr brilliancy, and that there are great hopes for a full recovery. There are renewed rumours of the posibility of Hobbs declining to make the trip to Australia for bueimesa reasons.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10659, 4 August 1920, Page 5
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