The death while flying has been announced of Lieut, Geoffrey Bevi n Legge, R.N.V.R. Fleet Air Arm, the former Kent County Cricket Club captain. He was 37.
One of the many splendid cricketers produced by Malvern, Legge received Ente summer he captained th his blue at Oxford in 1925 a.d in th
University team. In both seasons headed the batting averages.
In 1928 Legge took over the captainly of Kent and, thanks largely to his management of the side in the finished second to Lan-trance for the $1.10 tickets an the special gate on Route d Sieyes for the $0.60 tickets a usual Championship. He led the county for another two years before business claims comm the position He more first Hungjao Golf Club January Results January Through the Month Like most Malvern batsmen, Legge showed special strength in off-driving end cutting and possessed an excellent style. He was a sure fieldsman, particularly in the slips 18 Hotes v
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