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Lady Cricketers Play Again in Sussex
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| Text | The married women and maids of Bury, in Sussex, are to play their return match of cricket, before the commencement of the harvest; and we hear that considerable bets are depending on their show of Notches, which at the conclusion of their lasst game, the umpires declared to be much in favour of the sturdy matrons." The Morning Post, Wednesday, July 17, 1793. Contributed by Gregory Christiano, December 2, 2009. |
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1793. Lady Cricketers Play Again in Sussex"
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