Cricket Decisive Weekend Draws Three Wins On First Innings
Last weekend produced strong cricket with all three matches decided on first innings. Ollera defeated Glenore despite Mulligan absence, while Opera saw strong batting with five players between 25 and 57 runs as Parsons took four wickets. Laonagein beat Guyra easily, Lockyer scored 64 for Linagetilin, and Bald Blair claimed five wickets for four runs. The North West Cricket Council opens its first inter-district match at Armidale on Sunday.
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Bald Blair v Falconer match report with player figures
Bald Blair bowled first and faltered while Falconer posted 193 in reply as Schaefer and Muldoon claimed key wickets. Guyra District lineup includes Piper as captain and Mulligan and Jackson among players as preparations for Sunday clash with Ollera proceed.
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Chinese Pirates Steal Over Four Miles Of Cable
A Singapore report says Chinese pirates stole more than four miles of Cable and Wireless Company's undersea cable in the last five nights. They likely sought copper and steel, with the Pacific locating breaks and pirates sawing another stretch before engineers could splice. Naval vessels are monitoring the area.
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Decline in British Birth Law Threatens Population Drop
A historical note warns that without reversal of the birth-law decline, Britain’s population could fall from 41,000,000 at the start of World War II to under 30,000,000 within decades, signaling a grave demographic trend.
Lydney smithy death remembered amid street clash
A distorted report recalls George Phillipa wan a laetans smithy in High Street Lydney as a motor car arrives. He refused to close the forge and faced a crowd with defiance. A memorial inscription notes John Mound lost at sea.
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