The Champions of 1908. - The Yorkshire Cricket Team.

For Sale is a Full Page from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, September 5th, 1908," showing the Following Photographs for "The Champions of 1908. - The Yorkshire Cricket Team."
   1- Haigh.
   2- Watson.
   3- Hardisty.
   4- Rothery.
   5- Hunter.
   6- Rhodes.
   7- Lord Hawke.
   8- Denton.
   9- Hirst.
  10- Newstead.
  11- Wilkinson.
  12- Bates.
  13- Myers.
Once again Yorkshire are at the head of the first-class counties, a position they owe, not to luck, but to good play.  Their main acquisition this year is - Newstead, a bowler of the first rank and a useful batsman, and the wealth of bowling talent at the county's command is shown by the fact that the first four positions in the bowler's averages - omitting King, the Philadelphian- are held by Yorkshiremen, while their batsmen, too, have a way of getting as many runs as are required. Yorkshire have been champions five times during the last nine years, and this year have only had one century, and one total of 300 scored against them.

Reverse side shows Six Drawings by S. T. Dadd called "Rowing Expressions.

Condition is Very Good.