Simpson and Gripu Cup finals report at Strathmerton
Barooga and Wunghnu opened amid windy weather as Barooga trailed on 3 for 14 after a brisk start. J Bourke led a resilient reply, with B Bourke and H Brenteau contributing as Wunghnu bowled tight and Barooga faces a long struggle to chase a substantial first innings total.
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Burkinshaw
Rourke
Leak
Wongle
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Buykinshaw
Olver
Wilton
Wonghna
Demon
T. Bourke
Allem
Ara
Allen
Wissec
Gary
Leys
Uf Sanders
Ict Paney
Orme
Jak Bourke
Comte
Wesniss
Tate
Fahey
Art Ee Tatal
Bates
Tema
Jong Brestnall
Cike
Ree
Poe
Byenteul
Herria
Bourke
Boure
T Bourke
Lancers
Barnett
Brent Fa
Weike
Hettir
Mills
Ihe
Grip Cup Final Thrilling Finish Strathmerton A Defeats Finley
Strathmerton A win the Grip Cup final by 3 runs after Finley fall just short chasing 240. Fairlie hammered 100, while Finley’s Husnci ngs scored 99 but lacked support as Haynes took 5 for 60 and Guthrie 2 for 37 to seal the victory.
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Bisight Tog Incings
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Strathmerton
Haynes Ook
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Illusion via Painted Glass and Studio Sets in Film Making
The article explains how film productions illusionistically build interiors and exteriors using partially built spaces and painted glass. Sets omit ceilings, use glass paintings for ceilings and towers, and employ first story facades with painted backdrops to simulate grand structures like cathedrals and castles, saving time and money.
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Mix Fest
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Cathedral of Notre-Dame
Californis A
Scepic
Across Australia 7000 Mile Motor Tour by Mr Heard
Mr C Heard of Cobram Garage undertook a 7000 mile journey across Australia in 1930 leaving near Lorne on a route through Niihearst Behite Pt Aneta Coober Pedy Oodnadatta Alice Springs Darwin returning via Newcastle Waters Camponel lonewry Brisbane and Sydney. Supplies were arranged with Shell Co and the car carried spares and sand‑moving gear. The loaded car weighed 3 tons 10 cwt and the voyage took three weeks over five days of travel, with notable incidents including a single puncture and long desert legs.
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Heard
Jane
C. Heard
Cobram
Lorne
Shell Co
Pérol
Porta
Overland Trip to Oodnadatta to Alice Springs 1930s
The narrative describes a harsh desert journey from Oodnadatta to Alice Springs through dry lands with extensive sand and matting crossings the Finke River and a long route past Coober Pedy and Darwin. It mentions underground settlements in Coober Pedy and a welcome at Barka Barka Station and Newcastle Waters. The account includes counts of dead livestock near Boloy Gap and references to early July departures and travel conditions.
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