South Africa Strives in Drawn Test with Hampshire
South Africa remains a versatile no one man team as Nourse returns to form and pairs with Viljoen to stem Hampshire's bowling. The first innings see Nourse and Viljoen's 68 run stand in 35 minutes, with notable scores and a partial collapse later.
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South Africa
London
Nourse
Hampshire
Wiljoan
Chan- Hea
Mende
Lowndes Cameron
Viljoen
McCorkeil
Dalton
Boyes
Palaskas
Ibw
Boyes Vincent
Boring Crisp
Sabie Sundries
Progress of County Gami es at Lords and Other Venues
Cricket round up across English counties with Somerset at Lords against Middlesex after 121 for 0 and Middlesex 140. Warwick faces Surrey at the Oval as Holmes 71 and Fishlock 113 not out pace a 268 total. Other results include Oxford 192 at Cambridge, Lancashire 138, Glamorgan 278, and Sussex 210 in various venues.
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London
Somerset
Middlesex
J. Lee
Lords
Warwick
Fender
Surrey
Holmes
Fishlock
the Oval
Oxford
Benn
Bmailes
Yorkshire
Barber
Leyland
N.o
Hampshire
Staples
Cambridge
Gloucester
Stephens
Booth
Lancashire
Washbrook
Iddon
Glouposer
Glamorgan
Brierly
Warcoaster
Swansea
Sussex
James Langridge
Eayiman
Eewex
Brentwood
Bargain Hunters Seek Deals in Local Advertisements
Hundreds in the community scan adverts to snag reduced prices on items like carpets dining room sets watches and umbrellas. The piece notes households delay urgency but respond to timely promotions and sales cues.
Shirley Temple stars in The Little Colonel at Star Theatre
Five year old Shirley Temple appears in The Little Colonel at Star Theatre Queanbeyan on May 25, 27 and 28. Fox Films presents her dancing singing and acting with Lionel Barrymore in a story of Southern prejudices and Technicolor sequences. Cast includes Evelyn Venable John Lodge Sidney Blackmer Alden Chase William Burress. David Butler directs with screen adaptation by William Conselman.
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Shirley Temple
Star Theatre
Queanbeyan
Fox Films
Lionel Barrymore
Annie
John Lodge
Sidney Blackmer
Alden Chase
William Burress
David Butler
William Conselman
Australian wool in London sales buoyed by robust demand
At the wool sales today 6851 bales were offered including 900 New South Wales 237 Queensland 92 Victoria 299 West Australia 871 South Australian and 4100 New Zealand. Approximate sales of Australasian wools amounted to 5462 bales with offerings readily cleared after good home and continental demand. Full rates were maintained. Greasy merino N.S.W Walcha revised figure.
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London
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
West Australia
South Australian
New Zealand
Deaf Dumb and Blind Art Union prizes worth £20000
A newspaper notice reports a large prize draw by the Deaf Dumb and Blind Institution in Sydney. It highlights Mrs Marks winning First Prize worth £1000 and outlines dozens of prizes totaling over £20000. Tickets, draws at Sydney Town Hall, and a upcoming No 11 Art Union are announced with instructions to apply by mail.
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Mr. Marks
Coolamon
N.G.W
Art Union
Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Sydney Town Hall
Art. Union
Ember
Charles Kingsford Smith
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Children’s Art Union
G.P.O
Sydney
Umpires Named for Tomorrow's Australian Football Matches
National umpires listed for nine games including Ainslie vs Manuka at Ainslie Field and Queanbeyan vs Goulburn at Queanbeyan Park. Manuka and Ainslie meet in the day’s feature at Ainslie with Manuka aiming to curb Collins who has 35 goals in three games. Len Stent and J Forbes reinforce Manuka. Leeder and James return for Ainslie after a four week layoff.
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Eastlake
ACTON
Telopea Park
Field
Bishop
Boundary
Tonkin
Turnham
Queanbeyan
Goulburn
Gaylord
Mangan
Smith
Ainslie Juniors
Baptists
Ainslie
Wright
St. Christopher's
St. Paul's
A. L. Morcome
Queanbeyan Juniors
St. John’s
Manuka
J. Forbes
Melbourne
Mentone
Len Stent
Canberra
Ainglie
Leeder
James
Collins
Eastlake squad shows strength with many contenders for selection
Eastlake’s Wednesday practice drew over a score of players for spots. Ongley impressed with clever handling and kicking while Brown shone on Saturday. Acton faced injuries with Cecil Ramage out for weeks and Ron Haslam praised as improving. The team will be announced tomorrow with several changes likely.
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Eastlake
Ongley
Brown
Jack Gowing
Bill McKinstry
Saunders
Jim McGuinness
Dinverville
Acton
Manuka Taat
Cecil Ramage
Les Perry
Ron Haslam
Ray Seton
Balf Gardiner
Snowy Knight
Jo Samuels
Jack McCouat
Frank Carter
Kelly
Wade
Robbie
Redburn
Seton
Knight
Law
McCouat
Smith
Gariner
Haslam
Thurbon
Carter
Tarry
Tormey
Toohey
Ryan
McJannett
Beyer
McNamee
O'Sullivan
Queanbeyan Eyes First Win With Primmer Rising Star
Queanbeyan look to break win drought with Floyd Primmer joining from Carlton. Primmer, a noted runner who has performed in Victoria and New South Wales, including a treble at Beechworth last year, is seen as a strong acquisition for the club.
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Queanbeyan
Floyd Primmer
Bury
Carlton
Dark Blues
Primmer
Victoria
New South Wales
Beechworth
Ainslie Honours Vice President Before Melbourne Trip
Ainslie Football Club members presented a framed enlargement of the team to Vice President P Kaufman prior to his departure for Melbourne. The presentation was led by Mr P McNamera with the club listing the squad including Lalor Williams Dee Milwood Bryan Bourne Lyng Martin Neil Bryant Watson Loftus Collins Lees 10h man Culnane.
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Melbourne
P. Kaufman
Ainslie
P. McNamera
Kauf
Bryant
Watson
Loftus
Collinus
Lees
Man
Culnane
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