The Rest of England beat Kent, the Champion County, by 251 Runs at Kennington Oval. 1906.

For Sale is a Half Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, September 22nd, 1906," showing the Following 6 Photographs fot the Cricket match "The Rest of England beat Kent, the Champion County, by 251 Runs at Kennington Oval."

This match, which possessed the unusual English distinction of lasting four days, ended with something like a collapse on the part of the champion county, before the bowling of Buckenham and Hirst.  Nearly 40,000 persons watched the match, which will, therefore, substantially help the two funds benefitting by the proceeds.

   1- R. N. R. Blaker (46 and 21), followed by Fielder, at the close of Kent's first innings.
   2- P. F. Warner (2 and 77), Hayward (51 and 17), off to bat on Wednesday.
   3- Waiters taking out the loving-cups at the tea interval.
   4- The overnight not-outs ;  Humphreys and Blaker off to the wickets.
   5- Kent coming in to lunch.
   6- Tyldesley (84 and 109) returning, after scoring his century.
   7- The Champions' captain, C. H. B. Marsham, after being bowled by Buckenham for 5.

Condition is Very Good.