Oxford Defeated By Innings In Australia Cricket Test
Australia defeated Oxford University by an innings and 33 runs in a challenging match. Bradman relied on Fleetwood-Smith and Grimmett while Ebeling and De Garam offered stubborn resistance as Oxford collapsed after a strong stand by heartin and Bram.
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Oxford
Oxford University
Oheartin
Bradenan
Feld
Fleetwood-Smith
Bradman
Fleet
wood-Smith
Tnt Chipperfield
Dx Bram
Garard
Sarat Gtterett
Altace Grimmett
Pinetwood-smith
Criti
Pieetwold-Smith
Ebeling
Ted
Dell
Mignif
Ams Wallan
de Arama
Tid McCabe
de Garam Astare
Grimmett
de Barkin
Mopmuekiy
Oxford University Cricket Scorecard With Grimmett Heroics
A detailed cricket report notes Grimmett and Grimmett at the crease for Australia like names повтор. Bowler Grimmett and batsman Matthews reach notable scores. The text covers innings, partnerships, fielding, and commentary on the pace of deliveries, with mentions of Stainton, Brown, De Saram, and Fleetwood-Brown. The piece highlights Matthews crossing a century in 168 minutes and references local conditions affecting play and timing.
Pleetwood Smith Praised as Best Over of Tour
Australian cricketers receive praise for outstanding performance during the tour. Key players including Chalk and Unite show notable form, driving team success and high averages amid challenging conditions.
Hampshire Next Campaign Seeks 1946 Test Match Era
An incomplete Read from an old sports column outlines Hampshire prospects in a 1946 era cricket context. It mentions Australian and England links, a captaincy trio including Arnold and Brown, and references historic Test matches from about eighty years earlier, with scattered player names and team notes amid OCR garble.
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Bampanire
Petestiae
Naas
Apow
Peuiecuey
Arnold
Brown
Defeated tourists clash in county ground match spillover
A chaotic post match scene at the county ground saw the defeated tourists facing derision and a heated exchange with locals. Reports describe taunts aimed at players Boyes and Kennedy as the Australians prepared for the return journey with the series looming.
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Renfinfng
Bee Mater
Hampshire
Wien A
Boyes
Kennedy
Gaetan
Tonia
Tor Goda
Gila
Veven
I 'Impeniry
Minit
Tony
Abe
Batsmen On Top In Turbulent Championship Session
In a rough day of batting far from flawless, the top order faltered as bowlers dominated. Key players struggled with timing while interpretable shots yielded few boundaries, leaving the match tightly poised and low-scoring at the close.
Tennis Surprises As Boussus Beats Perry In Paris Match
In a tennis upset in Paris, Boussus defeats Perry despite Perry’s strong serving and early lead. The match features forceful driving and close rallies as spectators note Boussus’s decisive returns and sharper net play.
Berlin Tournament: Australians Shine Despite Rough Round
Fragmented OCR text about a Berlin tournament mentions Australians and several names with unclear spellings. It references rounds, players like Corene and Denker-Mfy Molerworth, and match scores such as 4-6 6-6 16, but overall content is garbled with many unreadable words.
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Faruiusa
Corene Miss Moet
Denker
Mfy Molerworth
New Industrial Officer Controversy Over Aborigines Policy
The Brisbane council debate focuses on the appointment of a new industrial officer and the handling of Aboriginal affairs. Aldermen split over the approach, with calls for strong Labour policy and concerns about employment and health funding for Aboriginal communities. The Lord Mayor defended the process while pledging to maintain government support and structure.
Plague of Mice and Derbyshire in Idle Batting Tale
A garbled cricket scorecard blurts large chunks of numbers and team names, referencing Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Worcestershire, and Surrey. It mentions innings totals, wickets, and players like Partridge, Geary, and Miles, with scattered scores and overs, in a fragmented historical report.
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Todd
Akers Doun
Iran
Bakewell
Nottinghamshire Y
Oren Skotam Sd. Holme
Sauires
Nectinghamanine
Mings
Mnentatfe
Geom
Gunnae Bonder
Workshire
Lancarwiry
Yornstire
Fttet Inpinga
Ve Wickple
Ned Utes Mitchell
Lawland
Lan
Ame
Greta Ares
Fog Ammancer and Oxford Reach Narrow Win
Fragmentary report notes Fog Ammancer defeating Oxford with weary innings and scores near forgotten. Mentions Katienlees Jambeupr Univer tennogy and a late surge by Peacs. Unable to extract full names or date but records a domestic contest outcome amid unclear OCR.
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Fog Ammancer
Oeford
Indian Board's Demand Stirs Imperial Cricket Conference
Fragmentary OCR hints at Indian board demanding representation at the Imperial Cricket Conference. Text shows garbled names and places, mentioning India and talks on cricket governance and future steps. No clear dates or outcomes are readable.
State Budget Preliminary Draft Discussed At Session
Acting Premier indicated the state budget plan was prepared for midyear consideration amid shifting fiscal priorities. Officials emphasized a government programme focusing on social and economic reforms with ongoing discussions among key ministers and aides.
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Laas
Queansland
Joe Requirementa
Mornington Island Station Missionaries Arrive
The Rev. W.S. Laurie leads four missionaries to Mornington Island Station with wives joining the parties. The party aims to establish outreach among local aborigines and begins work amid limited supplies and challenging conditions.
British Legion Conference in London May Day
The British Legion conference in Weston was told by its president that the Prince of Wales would not attend the meeting due to weather and travel concerns. Orders, comments, and messages from Prince George and others were discussed as the event adjourned amid uncertain plans for future attendance.
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London
British Legion
Maurion
Weston-niper
Prince of Wales
Prings George
Bandringham
George
Aid
Prince Wales
Princ
Prince
Eral Famiye
Iba
Frederick Sturee
Mtnd
Aid for Ex-Victorian Settlers
Fragmented notes recount a British inquiry into supporting ex-Victorian settlers. It mentions deliberations by secretary Mr. Gattin and proposals for aid, compensation, and regional measures to sustain settlers, with government hesitation and calls for funding and resources.
Injured Woman's Peril On Roadway
A report detailing a perilous incident last night where an injured woman was trapped on a roadway. Witnesses describe the man unable to lift her, while authorities and bystanders rushed to assist. The condition and exact location are uncertain from the fragmented text.
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Miles Carter
Marie Shue
Barrie
Bevan memorial lecturer faces crowded Adelaide church
In Adelaide on May 22 De. 2 WF Norwood arrived from Melbourne to deliver the Bevan memorial lecture as a crowded congregation gathered at the stow Church for his subject. The report notes discussion of world confusion and the moral guidance expected from the address.
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Adelaide
Bevan
Dave Tost
Junior clerks for railways to be appointed
Announcement notes that 40 junior clerks for railways are to be appointed. Details mention the process and expected employment, with remarks on benevolence and labor conditions. The piece references Rev RH Wilko and a discussion among aborists about the role and duties of these clerks.
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Cual
Seconacaly
Pegue
Seria Givin
Inglan Tulane
Wilko
Changes in Police System in Queensland Head Office
Sub-Inspector J E Toohill moves to Inspector at head office and will aid the Commissioner in admin duties. Sub-Inspector A A Bock becomes Superintendent of Traffic at Girbane. Sub-Inspector B J Holden moves from Roma Street to Lang Reach. Cadet entry and new traffic division planned with cost estimates and staffing changes.
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Mr. Toohill
Queensland
J. E. Toohill
Oiffice
C.J. Carri
A. A. Bock
Lonereach
Grinbene
B.J. Holden
Roma Street
Langreach
Welerst
Temas
Cam Apnea
Pionihe
Main Street
Croydon
Golden Cate
Serra
Toowoutiba
Fileworth
Aureaue Crest Pt
Aioe Eeu
Mazeh
Bock
Swasaeg
Malazy Crom
Rome
Wea
Aspesuioe
Hiniden
Brisbaze
Wireless users prosecuted in district court
Court records show several defendants named Aldon Malph Henry Winston Lacy Etert Albion Willars and Walter Clare facing default charges. Sentences include fines and short imprisonments with terms ranging from four to 42 hours and varying costs of court.
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Juteiber
Dericne
Aldon
Malph Henry Winston
Lacy Etert
Albion
Willars
Croll
George Margella
Housenolder Rinen
Mae
Pease
Iloense
Walter Clare
Atom Eis
Occupiers Responsible Fined Over Reelings at Chalet
A court held residents liable for disturbances at a chalet. Prosecutions focused on two individuals linked to the incident, with fines imposed for alcohol and disorderly conduct.
Alleged Tariff Agreement Reported Amid Turmoil
An alleged tariff agreement involving the GAP and the Gauntars became a focal point as reports described tensions and political maneuvering. The article notes unclear meetings and statements by officials, highlighting questions about enforcement and potential consequences for governance.
Rush for licences inspectors visit to North campuses
Fragmentary notes report a May inspection by the campuses unit on licensing or wireless concerns. The text is garbled but suggests officials visited North sites and addressed regulatory actions amid inquiries and potential sales or allocations.
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de Saram
Arthur Mailey
Walate
Olarela
Ck Townsend
Samam
C. Brown
B. Grimmen
N.S. Mit Crelenner
Oldtuid
Grimmett RG
Stainton
Mare Low
Dail
Geimirae
AO. Matthews
Eieling
Risgeetos
Fienimood
Wien
Nochina
M. Fuking
McCabe
Grameen
Fieewood-tmith
Ormmott
Bea
M de Surkin
Australinas
Tacoorabie
Gulch
Benecil Froma
de Sarang
Tang
Slraigh
Grimfey
Tundal Jal
Barlow
Eurata
Matthews
Dor de Bayaia
West Tourine Aid
Pleetwood-Smith
Arthur
Matley
Sas
Mead
Lm Kearney
Tonpor
Cen
Ares
Jeane
Iret
Rowan
Boussus
Perry
Paris
Australia
Ama
Prue
Boussua Frances
Tomarkad
France
Malfroy
Berlin
NEW Industrial Officer
MR. Hanlon
Alg Aldersons
Yrnardagra
Brisbane
Uae
Austral
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Alderaan
A. J. Jone
Paletri Ia
Alderiuast
Vietunisalus
Polley
Cawg
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Heian Wu
Prada
Duncan
Fuideu
Picker
Educa Nomai
Algeritien
Macy
Wigerman
Ana Dad
Felme Manuelse
Sbeelbotion
Wsyor
Sears
Bet da
Bpondy
Tanson
Bleakley
Presbyterian Assembly
Tae Gover
Elie
Ilona
Fos
Assialaioe
Scitiemetls
Beka
Sohal Ste
Nobby District
Ahd
Meiling Beter
Ottawa
Paprmubor Urayenarre
Abe Bostlett
Homan Bei Clamarest
Martin
Indian Board
Incian
Maura Stehds
Belbay
Yan Se Baan
Mornington Island Station
British Legion Conference
Gattin
Bete-Victoria
Dominion Hauhoetien
Sbie
Furniviee
Arevaer "Oe
Dr. Norwood
Wes
Wes Stultea
Aaron Tise
Ev. McKay
Deserivad
Pabce
Hanon
Ehiah
C. J. Carroll
Dim. I Wala St
Sane Erka
Drojime
Peru
Maabane
Carroit Neenes
Mr. Toohiil
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Geni
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Tibet
Ausnenen
Feo
Manion
Ate ‘Ateeet
Van
Imeabere
Cadeta
Creren
Toahilhy
Pala Wutheridee
Dimitane
Ris
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Country Party
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Rush
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