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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24833, 5 February 1942, Page 3

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A Newcastle one-armed cricketer has taken 120 wickets in three seasons, and scored 50 runs in an innings. He is Don Kirkaldy (says the Sports PQSt). "M 'donkey drops' look easy, but it's amusing to aee batsmen fall to them," he says. " Don't believe that batsmen take pity on me. They're not built that way. I have learnt a lot in the 11 years since I lost my left arm in an accident." Don has a batting average of 10. A few weeks