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|Text=<p>"On Wednesday and Thursday Last a grand match at cricket was played in the Artillery ground, between the Duke of Dorset and ___ Mann, Esq; which, being a strong contest, was won by his Grace, notwithstanding the odds on the second day were 12 to one in favor of Mr. Mann.</p> | |Text=<p>"On Wednesday and Thursday Last a grand match at cricket was played in the Artillery ground, between the Duke of Dorset and ___ Mann, Esq; which, being a strong contest, was won by his Grace, notwithstanding the odds on the second day were 12 to one in favor of Mr. Mann.</p> | ||
<p><u>Bingley's Weekly Journal</u>, Saturday, September 14, 1771. Contributed by Gregory Christiano, 12/2/09. </p> | <p><u>Bingley's Weekly Journal</u>, Saturday, September 14, 1771. Contributed by Gregory Christiano, 12/2/09. </p> | ||
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| Text | "On Wednesday and Thursday Last a grand match at cricket was played in the Artillery ground, between the Duke of Dorset and ___ Mann, Esq; which, being a strong contest, was won by his Grace, notwithstanding the odds on the second day were 12 to one in favor of Mr. Mann. Bingley's Weekly Journal, Saturday, September 14, 1771. Contributed by Gregory Christiano, 12/2/09. |
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1771. Newspaper Quotes Odds for 2-Day London Cricket Match"
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