CRICKET.
I ’AN UNPLEASANT INCIDENT. By Telegraph—Press Amh.—Copyright. London. August 31, ‘ unprecedented incident occurred during ' Nottingham v. Hampshire-” cricket march. . Newman became very angry because. the crowd . barracked, and when he' had re-arranged the field in order to meet round the wicket bowl!n. he hesitated to begin the over. -Tennyson ■ ordered him to the pavilion. Newman, on retiring. kicked down the wiekat and .used ob-jectionab'-e language. FINE BOWLING FEAT. Received Sept. 55 p m; :. London. Aug 31. I Kent dismissed Sussex for 47 runs Freei man took nine wickets for 11 runs in 10 overs, the fines: bowling performance for many years. There was no play in the match Essex versus Yorkshire
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Taranaki Daily News, 2 September 1922, Page 3
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112CRICKET. Taranaki Daily News, 2 September 1922, Page 3
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