Cricket Stops As Men Fight
THE interstate cricket game between N.S.W. and South Australia at the S.C.G. this afternoon was…
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Cricket Steps As Men Fight
THE interstate cricket game between N.S.W. and South Australia at the S.C.G. this afternoon was…
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MELBOURNE, Saturday.-- After several horses had fallen at the first jump in the Hawthorn Hurdle at Caulfield…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Melbourne Races Merry Scout Held Lead in Juvenile
MELBOURNE, Saturday.-- Hanging on grimly in the last half furlong, the consistent Merry Scout won the Juvenile…
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MELBOURNE, Saturday.-- Hanging on grimly in the last half furlong, the consistent Merry Scout won the Juvenile…
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A MIX-UP has been caused in the pennants competition because at least two clubs have arranged only three fours to play in the first round of No. 4 Pennant…
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The South African Empire Games team, which has been playing a series of matches in Sydney, will leave for New Zealand next Thursday. The Australian seven is booked per…
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EDGAR BRITT spent a pleasant day among many of his old cronies at Randwick yesterday — the first…
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The New South Wales Swimming Association's honorary secretary (Mr. Sid Grange) said last night he resented Bruce Bourke's statements on the Empire Games Fund…
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More than 5,000 people paid £720 to see play in yesterday's women's tennis "Test" between Australia and America. This brought the total…
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ALBERT NEWTON, Australia's singles bowls Empire Games representative, is using…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →Men's Tennis Team Chosen
Bill Sidwell and Frank Sedgman will be the Australian team to play Czech Jaroslav Drobny and South African…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Boy drowns swimming to canoe in dam
A seven-year-old boy was drowned in a dam at Carnarvon golf course yesterday while trying to swim to a playmate's makeshift canoe…
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A SUDDEN crop of organdie frocks appeared at the Warwick Farm January meeting…
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COOL cottons with suntops and boleros were first favorites with women spectators at the International Women's tennis match at the White City yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 39 →Machine may help football handling
NSW Rugby Union Secretary Alex Marks will cable for details of a cannonball football machine which English football teams are trying out at practice. The machine can "fire"…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Thomson 80 In U.S. Golf
PEBBLE BEACH (Calif.), Jan. 14 (A.A.P.).—Australian Peter Thomson yesterday returned an 80 in the…
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HEAVY GAMBLING at Sunday sailing races is worrying officials of the 18-footers' League. They fear that illegal…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Barnes Is Still a Cricket Force
Sid Barnes, Australian lest batsman, in his comeback yesterday for North Sydney against Waverley in grade cricket, showed he had lost none of his ability with a solid 28…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →Lunch Put Quick Step Into Cricket Funeral
EAST LONDON, Saturday.—No lullaby could ever be as sleep inducing as Australia's opening batsmen Arthur Morris and Ken Archer were against Border here today—that is before lunch up to which…
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