CRICKET.
[ lieu ter Telegrams.] NOirrH ENGLAND MATCJI. ,Received this day at 8 a.m.' LONDON, June I. AUSTRA MANS—First Innings. Maile.v, l.b.w. h. Larwood 3 Taylor, e. Whyasll, b. Root 22 Macartney (not out) • Total for 1 wickets 57 The weather was sunny and wicket wearing well. Jupp and Larwood opened the attack, the latter starting with a very short length, and was hit for two and three. Then Mai ley received a ball on the pads when attempting to turn it to leg. Jupp was also short and was (lispin'ctl alter one over by ltoot. who bowled the leg theory. He had Taylor in difficulties when the tatter attempted to play the ball but more often Taylor elected to leave it alone. Larwood oil a harder wicket deceived his pace and he was probably a couple of yards faster than Gregory and keeping a good length. He had Mailey beaten thrice in succession. Taylor was never comfortable to Root and trying to drive him to the boundary lie was held by Maddon. THE DEMON BOWLER DEAD. (Reoeived this day at 8 a.m.) LONDON, June 1. Obituary—Frederick Spofforth, the famous Australian “demon” bowler.
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 June 1926, Page 3
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