Manilla District cricket upset in extreme heat
In Manilla and Attunga cricket clash played under 100 plus degree heat Wednesday H.H. beat Attunga 68 to 235 in the first innings after Attunga's 213. Cecil Kennedy starred with 7 for 27, delivering a masterful length and pace mix to rout Attunga. May and Gilroy led Attunga’s bowling with 4/67 and 3/95 as a follow on yielded 68. Kennedy bowled Abra and Winder, while Doohan and McMahon were absent. The Road Safety Council of New South Wales urges caution and a statewide road safety campaign follows.
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Heat Bites Australia Fires Rage Across States
A ten day heat driven bush fire crisis in New South Wales and Victoria has left 170 dead. Victoria reports severe loss with 64 bodies found and villages damaged. Sydney endured a record 113.6 degrees, with 18 fatalities from heat. Springmount property warns trespassers will be prosecuted.
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