Bradman Kippax Brace Sets Third Wicket Record at Sydney
The 380 run third wicket stand between D G Bradman and A F Kippax at the Sydney Cricket Ground marks a Shield record, surpassing the 345 partnership by Bardaley and Taylor in Adelaide 1920-21. Bradman later totals 492 not out in Shield play and 1064 first-class runs for the season, while Queensland faced a challenging position in the match report by A Mailey.
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Fragmentary OCR of a cricket match report cites Bradman and players from New South Wales and Queensland. The text describes partnerships, individual scores, and fielding notes, but is garbled with errors making precise facts uncertain. Entities include teams like Queensland and New South Wales and players such as Bradman and McGuire.
Scores Update from New South Wales and Queensland
The fragmentary scores cover New South Wales and Queensland matches with scattered totals and overs. Names like Grimble and McIlvany appear alongside bowling figures and wides, indicating a cricket report with partial innings details and player notes.
Outpaced And Outgeneralled Rugby League Summary
Outpaced and outgeneralled the rugby league side in a match described with references to centers and players. The article notes international travel logistics, hotel arrangements, and a press interview scene as part of the broader coverage.
Summer Scores Sparks Debate On Recognition
Readers grapple with whether to honour summer scores amid divided opinions. The discourse threads through governance, merit, and tradition, reflecting opinions voiced by various stakeholders and highlighting tensions over criteria and fairness.
Dunn Wins His Heat in Powderhall Handicap
London reports Dunn wins his heat in the Powderhall Handicap with Australian imports and local runners, matching the fast pace of the sprint events as spectators watch the advancing times.
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Turnbull Delivers as Australia Seizes Tennis Ashes
Australian tennis team wins the third Test to clinch the Ashes with Turnbull defeating Wilde. Perry over Quint for Australia’s sole win in a match that decided the series. English hopes fade as Australia dominates the final exchanges and retains the trophy.
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Warwick Killarney Game Recap
Warwick hosts a rough matchup with Killarney as Ward leads Warwick with 18 points and Brown adds double digits amid a tense contest. Scattered play by Wagaton and others surfaces but Warwick holds late momentum to secure the win.
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Victoria Tightens Grip On Sheffield Shield
Victoria moves closer to the Sheffield Shield title after beating South Australia by five wickets. Grimmett’s 100 wickets against the three states highlights Victoria’s strong position, with New South Wales needing to beat Queensland and both Victoria and South Australia to retain the Shield.
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Victoria-Firw innings and South Australia chase
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Carpenter Takes Singles and Double Losses
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West Australians Dominate Calcutta in Tennis Clash
Australian team overpowered Calcutta in a tennis match with decisive sets. Key players include Ania and Hopman, who produced strong serves and powerful returns to seal the victory. The Australian side showcased superior serving, grip on rallies, and coordinated team play throughout the contest.
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Perry's Defeat Recounted in Weathered English View
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