England cricketers face a long, uneasy English summer
In a London scene at Lord's, the piece surveys cricket as a social staple yet laments its drift toward violence, commerce, and overbearing competition. It recalls England’s humiliations to ex-colonies, contrasts global views, and notes cricket’s deep literary and cultural roots across classes and nations.
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Matthew Engel
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Mother Clarke Receives White House Praise for Soldiers Aid
Ambrosia Clarke known to locals and soldiers for years of hospital aid earns recognition from President Reagan in a letter praising her kindness toward American troops. Clarke, a Frederick Memorial Hospital patient, hopes to move to Citizens Nursing Home near friends.
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