Westlake 106 Helps Towns In Eastest Cricket Fixture
In the Geraldton Amedasian match Towns beat Adatrais after a brisk 10 overs per side. Westlake top scored for Towns with 106 not out, while Dutton led Australs with five for 34 as Towns totaled 158. Australs replied 115 all out, Dutton and McCracken among bowlers.
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Adatrais
Westlake
Towns
L. Butte
Austrils
Willow
L. Millar
W. Sweet Ser
Australi Ia
L. Jenkin
Suniries
Towns G. Jeffery
Junior Teams at Play in Germston Fixtures
Germston Junior Cricket fixtures saw Towns forfeit to Fire Brigade, giving Fire Brigade a toll points lead. Rovers faced Austaik at Queen's Park, with bowlers ahead of batsmen. Rovers, missing three players, were bowled out for fifty five in their first innings.
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Germston
Fire Brigade
Rovers
Austaik
Queen's Park
Combined Juniors Defeat Newspaper Club In Local Cricket Match
A hot Sunday at Queen's Park saw Geraldton Junior Cricket Association face Geraldton Newspapers Cricket Club. The juniors declared at 161 for eight, Grigsby taking three wickets. the newspaper side replied 112 all out, Green and Smith top-scoring. McCracken starred with six for 15 in bowling.
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Geraldton Junior Cricket Association
Geraldwa Newspapers Cricket Club
Hamblett
G McCracken
P. McCracken
Grigsby
Teains
A. Green
H Smith
G. McCracken
R. Kidson
J. Steele
G. McKay
M. Grigsby
H. Grigsby
Rumost
A. Llewellyn
Snell
P. Watt
M Grigsby
J. Snell
PF. Hamblet
W. Hamblett
BR. Crothers
G. Doolan
Sundries
M. Grigaby
R Smith
B. Collins
Wt. Steele
Geraldton
G. Halley
D. A. Green
DG. McCracken
Steele
H G. McCracken
C. Watt
Llewellyn
P. Crothere
Lhw
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I’. McCracken
Hambiett
R. Steele
Mr. Doolan
R. Hanlon
Csundries
F. Grigsby
FP. McCracken
St. Crothers
I. Kidson
B. Hamblett
Geraldton Lads Win In Opening Junior Week Match
Geraldton juniors opened the second junior country cricket week carnival with a win over Narrogin Williams. Geraldton 60 in first innings with BR Clarkson 25 leading. Narrogin dismissed for 2 and Maloney took four for 11 in the innings. Geraldton declared eight for 70. Maloney 21. Narrogin’s Wit lima Jost six for 34 and Maloney three for 8. Other first innings victors were Merredin over Manjimup Goldfields over Donnybrook and Northam over Katanning. Tomorrow’s matches: Donnybrook v Albany Fremantle Oval Manjimup v Narrogin Melyista Park Merredin v Katanning Cottesloe Oval.
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Geraldton
Narrogin
Williams
BR. Clarkson
Maloney
Narrogin-Witlima
Peru's chicha beer used with spicy picantes dish
In Peru the national drink is chicha a maize based beverage non alcoholic. It is consumed to temper the burning heat of picantes a popular dish that includes chili.
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Peru
Feats of Bert Hinkler A Lone Eagle of the Heavens
Bert Hinkler, a Queenslander, pursued flight from youth, leaving Bundaberg to seek aviation in England. He earned world aerial records and royal honors, flying solo London to Rome and England to Australia, while serving in the Royal Naval Air Service and later the RAF. He won top awards, grants, and honorary rank, yet lived as a lone operator with relentless drive.
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Pacific
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Royal Aero Club
Kingsford Switch
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FAA
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Perm
The Lone Eagle Bert Hinkler’s Final Flight
An aviation pioneer, Bert Hinkler earned world fame for bold flights including London to the West Indies and back in a blinding storm. Though celebrated, he failed to secure commercial backing for his designs and vanished on a secret takeoff in 1988, his body and plane later found on an Italian mountain.
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Bert Hinkler
London
West Indies
Brazil
Ferogs
Africa
Earth
Hinkler
England
Australia
Italy
Lone Eagle
Dome of Discovery to crown Festival of Britain site
The Dome of Discovery will be the largest domed structure in the world when built in Britain for the 1961 Festival of Britain. Aluminium construction spans 365 feet, stands 97 feet high, roof of a building with thirty pavilions detailing Britain’s achievements, revealed by Festival director Mr. Gerald Barry in London.
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Thames
St. Peter's
Rome
St. Paul’s
London
Londom
Gerald Barry
In All Weathers radar highlights for merchant shipping
The film shows Britain's radar progress from early experiments to war use and postwar growth. It follows prototype construction, ships fitted with commercial marine radar, and shore installations, ending with a fog channel navigation demo. British ships now equip radars at about fifteen monthly, with hundreds already fitted.
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Britain
Great Firituin
Ministry of Transport
Admiralty
Ministry
Moon Phase Dates Listed for January
Old newspaper item lists lunar phases with several date formats and misspellings. It mentions Last Quarter on January 1, New Moon on January 18, First Quarter on January 20, and other phases including January 4 and January 1 with erroneous spellings.
Books and Authors by Beda and Denise Robina
A modern romance follows Joanna Brent as she travels to London after her father’s death and meets Charles Ferrander, torn between love and duty to Vanessa. Also reviewed is A J Harrop’s New Zealand After Five Wars, a readable survey of the dominion’s postwar story. Late Sinn Dewes’s Latey Carter tale centers on a girl who elopes then returns to her former life, shown with sympathy and restraint.
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Denise Robina
Joanna Brent
London
Charles Ferrander
Ty Vanessa
Charles
Dominion
A. J. Harrop
New Zealand
Tasman
Latey Carter
Sinn Dewes
Lucy
Antarctic Exports South Wales Anthracite Resume
British anthracite shipments to the United States are resumed with a 50 ton cargo from South Wales sent to Boston. Two additional cargoes are under negotiation. New England had been a key market, taking up to 14 000 tons annually before shipments stopped during the last war.
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United States
Lowlon
South Wales
Boston
New England
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