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> CAT, PETER, whose ninth life ended on November 5, 1964, was a well-known
> cricket-watcher at Lord's, where he spent 12 of his 14 years.  He
> preferred
> a close-up view of proceedings and his sleek, black form could often be
> seen
> prowling on the field of play when the crowds were biggest.  He frequently
> appeared on the television screen.  Mr S.C. Griffith, Secretary of M.C.C.,
> said of him: "He was a cat of great character and loved publicity."

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>> CAT, PETER, whose ninth life ended on November 5, 1964, was a well-known
>> cricket-watcher at Lord's, where he spent 12 of his 14 years.  He
>> preferred
>> a close-up view of proceedings and his sleek, black form could often be
>> seen
>> prowling on the field of play when the crowds were biggest.  He frequently
>> appeared on the television screen.  Mr S.C. Griffith, Secretary of M.C.C.,
>> said of him: "He was a cat of great character and loved publicity."

> don't mind a bit of *** at the cricket

> :-)

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>>> CAT, PETER, whose ninth life ended on November 5, 1964, was a well-known
>>> cricket-watcher at Lord's, where he spent 12 of his 14 years.  He
>>> preferred
>>> a close-up view of proceedings and his sleek, black form could often be
>>> seen
>>> prowling on the field of play when the crowds were biggest.  He
>>> frequently
>>> appeared on the television screen.  Mr S.C. Griffith, Secretary of
>>> M.C.C.,
>>> said of him: "He was a cat of great character and loved publicity."

>> don't mind a bit of *** at the cricket

>> :-)

> Then you need this link to South Africa vs West Indies Surprise:
> <http://SportToday.org/;

>>>> From the 1965 Wisden:

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>>>> CAT, PETER, whose ninth life ended on November 5, 1964, was a
>>>> well-known
>>>> cricket-watcher at Lord's, where he spent 12 of his 14 years.  He
>>>> preferred
>>>> a close-up view of proceedings and his sleek, black form could often be
>>>> seen
>>>> prowling on the field of play when the crowds were biggest.  He
>>>> frequently
>>>> appeared on the television screen.  Mr S.C. Griffith, Secretary of
>>>> M.C.C.,
>>>> said of him: "He was a cat of great character and loved publicity."

>>> don't mind a bit of *** at the cricket

>>> :-)

>> Then you need this link to South Africa vs West Indies Surprise:
>> <http://SportToday.org/;

> I very much doubt it but will give it a go :-)

>>>>> ++++++
>>>>> CAT, PETER, whose ninth life ended on November 5, 1964, was a
>>>>> well-known
>>>>> cricket-watcher at Lord's, where he spent 12 of his 14 years.  He
>>>>> preferred
>>>>> a close-up view of proceedings and his sleek, black form could often be
>>>>> seen
>>>>> prowling on the field of play when the crowds were biggest.  He
>>>>> frequently
>>>>> appeared on the television screen.  Mr S.C. Griffith, Secretary of
>>>>> M.C.C.,
>>>>> said of him: "He was a cat of great character and loved publicity."
>>>> don't mind a bit of *** at the cricket

>>>> :-)
>>> Then you need this link to South Africa vs West Indies Surprise:
>>> <http://SportToday.org/;
>> I very much doubt it but will give it a go :-)

> I was right that's***not ***

> but thankyou

> :-)

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>>>>>> CAT, PETER, whose ninth life ended on November 5, 1964, was a
>>>>>> well-known
>>>>>> cricket-watcher at Lord's, where he spent 12 of his 14 years.  He
>>>>>> preferred
>>>>>> a close-up view of proceedings and his sleek, black form could often
>>>>>> be seen
>>>>>> prowling on the field of play when the crowds were biggest.  He
>>>>>> frequently
>>>>>> appeared on the television screen.  Mr S.C. Griffith, Secretary of
>>>>>> M.C.C.,
>>>>>> said of him: "He was a cat of great character and loved publicity."
>>>>> don't mind a bit of *** at the cricket

>>>>> :-)
>>>> Then you need this link to South Africa vs West Indies Surprise:
>>>> <http://SportToday.org/;
>>> I very much doubt it but will give it a go :-)

>> I was right that's***not ***

>> but thankyou

>> :-)

> I thought that might brighten your day.