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AMATEUR CRICKET TEAM

· FOR HOLLAND?

Amsterdam, June 11-A team of English amateurs has been in- vited to play the Dutch National XI. at Amsterdam or The Hague on Sept. 11 and 12. G. O. Allen, England's Test captain against Australia, may lead the side, and invitations have also been sent to R. W. V. Robbins (Middlesex) and four Kent amateurs, W. H. V. Levett, A. P. F. Chapman, B. H. Valentine and F. G. H. Chalk.— Reuter.

Australian Polo Team

Beat Hurlingham

(By R. SHEEPSHANKS) [they had to gallop all the way to do London, June 7-Australia beat it. They had slightly the better of Hurlingham on Saturday by 10 goals three periods: two were level, and to 4 in the special Coronation match it was only in the final one that for cups presented by "The Daily their advantage was decisive. At Telegraph

the end of the fourth period they Conditions were perfect. The had a 6-4 lead, and at this stage Hurlingham ground has never been Hurlingham looked to have quite a in better condition, and the game chance of winning, though it was was witnessed by 5,000 spectators, obvious that they needed some as- the largest crowd that has ever at-sistance from fortune to do so. tended a polo match in London, ex- cept an international.

Australia won handsomely, but

But in the two final periods, as usually happens when a trained team is opposed to a scratch one,

COUNTY CAP FOR EDRICH

London, June 10,- great innings of 175 but for Middlese cashire have earned h ty cap. He

R. W. V. Robins, the Middlesex went out to feld Yorkshire at Lord's

the

Australian combination-im- proved, while that of Hurlingham fell off, and Australia

four goals without reply,

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