Independents Triumph In 1895 Gunnedah Cup Final
In 1895 at Gunnedah Oval the Independents defeated the Albions by an innings and 162 runs to retain the Gunnedah cup. Terry Brady captained the Independents who posted 204 with Bob Brady top scoring. Albions were bowled out for 14 and 28 as Jim Brady led the bowling with six for three and Bridge took four for 14.
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Remembering the Brady brothers of regional cricket
A nostalgic tribute to Pat “Bob” Brady and teammates from early 20th century cricket. Notable speed, seven to eight wicket hauls, sharp fielding, and fierce batting mark their era. The article lists Amos, Charlie Trinder, Jim Swain, Terry and Jack Brady among others, and notes their later moves and deaths.
A Touch of Manila District Feels Summer Heat
Manila district recorded 90 degrees at 3 p m on Monday as a hot westerly wind swept the area. The sultry conditions lingered into the evening and night, with residents turning to local ice supplies from Manitty Freezines Works, phone 5.
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