CRICKET IN ENGLAND.
j"Clec\ Tol. Copyright — United Press Asnn.) t LONDOX. Sept. 11. ? Thovifh the cricket '.-crwcn ofEciaiiy nuaed ia.Tc v.-irek. the actual finish, next waek promise-i to he exciting. The -?.r.uiixd fixtnro. Champion County v. TheRest, oi" England, Begins at tho Oval on .Monday, and will b.j largely r m the nature of a farewell' to the ATarylebpne terfm for Australia, ns it is expected that nearly all will participate. The Surrey Club is choosing the Marylebonc men almost exclusively to represent the Rest of England. Half the net proceeds ore being devoted to Lord Haig's fund fnv ex-officers.
Bowling for Afarylebone against Thornton's eleven, Parkin took three wickets for 54, Wilson two for 17, Howell two for 54, and Douglas two fnr 62. Mavylebono made 373 for six wickets (Woolley 105, Hobbs 85, Hearne 54, Hindren 38, Rhodes 37 not out). Woolley played brilliantly, adding 96 m 65 minutes with Rhodes.
Marylebonc- macta 456 (Rhodes 71 not nut). Bettirigton took throe wickets for 94, Hitch three for 100, and Hirst two for 63). Thornton's : Eleven, made 190 (Hitch 68, Bettington 34 not out). Woolley tok three tor. 39, Howcll three for 70, Douglas two for 38, Wilson two for 7, and Parkin nono for 29. — A. and
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15317, 13 September 1920, Page 9
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