Overseas cricket scores from English counties and matches
London Saturday report lists county scores and key performances: Somerset 98. Watso n 80 and Tyldesley 202 not out. Northants 166 with Ryap taking six for 11. Glamorgan 152 with Jupp 7 for 68. Surrey 136 with Burston four for 24. Middlesex 183 for six. Kent 261 for 72. Derbyshire 183 with Bowden 50 and Marratt five for 60. Warwickshire 83 for 1 wicket with Parks making 307.
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London
Somerset
Radort
Dipper
Hammoné
Lascobire
Watson
Ernest Tyldesley
Iddon
Northants
Ryap
Mercer
Glamorgen
Jupp
West Indies
Wansley
Bowley
Surrey
Burston
Halg
Sfiddlesex
Killick
Kent
Ardinge
Macaulay
Winrketdre
Derbyshire
Bowden
Marratt
Noda
Whysell
Walker
Mampshirte
Wral
Warwickshire
Parks
Maser Ani
Scottish Football Scores in Second Division and Cup Mix
Football results from Scotland show a mix of leagues with Queen of the South drawing 0-0 and Aberdeen 4-0 over Queen's Park. Notable results include Armadale 4-2, East Fife 4-2, Partick 2-2, St Johnstone 3-1 Falkirk, and St Mirren 1-0 Rangers.
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United Service
London
Scotland
Albinn
St. Bernards
Armoath
Thrdehank
Armadale
Moretonia
Dumberton
Alloa
Dundee United
Boness
East Fife
Forfar
East Sterlingshire
Breahonse Muir O
King’s Park Arihirtle
Leith
Dunfer
Hammond's Wonderful Week At London Bowling Match
In a Saturday bowling scene at London, Hammond, besides bowling three, achieved several catches and stumps, including Quaife off Parker. The Observer lauds him as a standout selection for Australia, calling his week remarkable and worthy of notice. Newspapers credit him with enduring impact and potential in the sport.
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London
Hammond
Parker
All Blacks Defeat South Africa in Rugby Test
Rugby match at Elizabeth saw the All Blacks beat South Africa by 1 point 6 to 0 with the visitors leading 8 6 at halftime.
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ALL Blacks
Bouth Africa
Elizabeth
Australan All Blacks
Visiors
Water Sports in Ireland Tael Team Races Highlight Dublin Event
In Dublin on Saturday the Tael Team held swimming heats with many South Africa Australia New Zealand Ireland competitors. Events included women and men 100 metres free, 200 yards freestyle, and backstroke with several finalists advancing. Enthusiasm grew as records and strong performances contrasted Ireland’s athletics dullness.
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Dublin
Finsla
Mise Russell
South Africa
Mivs Rennie
Mixa E. Davey
Avstralla
Mike Bed Nard
South Aftica
Mise Lavery
Faeland
Mise Moetwee
Ireland
Aull
Canada
Lindaay
New Zealand
Grant
Scotland
Sampson fAmericay
Radmilovin
Walea
Hinland Watesya
Arat Teal
T. Boast
Australia
Bourne
Pranks
Sroteland
Anton
Spence
Macmanus
Englant
Morton
Treland
Moorhouse
Case
Ryland
Haron
Philins Canada
Morris
Miss Davey
Mie Nennie
Mise Laverty
England
Mise Millar
Mice Burset
South Mica
Miss Bedford
Sampson
America
Brooks
Fasland
Tindans
Black Hock
Tublin Ray
Ts ‘Peann Pammalttes
Clivelinn
Mom Panuler Ps
No Mandate The ACTU Resolution Labor Party Condemnation
A Park Pire Electorate Committee meeting and unions statewide reject the A C U plan to align with the Pan Pacific Secretariat. They state the AG TU had no mandate, defend compulsory arbitration, and oppose Communist participation in the Australian Labor Party.
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Ima
Wuanhnotsy
Park Pirie
A.W.U
Alh.u
A.G.T.U
AG T.U
A “Waite Australia
Australian Labor Party
Scotland Yard tests steel octopus to trap motor bandits
A United Serving report describes a device called a steel octopus that can catch a motor car with a web of wire and flexibly tenactes. It supposedly deploys in minutes and, once armed, can arrest a fast car within 100 yards and lift a light car off the ground. The system is carried by dying equipment and used in two sections for roadway mounting.
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United Serving
London
Scotland Yard
Captain Cook Sea Chest to be shown at Saferoom exhibit
The Tie Observer reports a leather covered sea chest with brass studs used by Captain Cook on the voyage to the Antipodes. The chest was reportedly given by Superintendent Cook to Captain Bilkliffe, later presented to Captain Elliott who sailed with Conk on several voyages.
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London
Capt. Cook
Antipodes
Cook
Bilkliffe
Elliott
Conk
Ouchre and dance night attracts sixty players in Pirie branch
More than 60 card players attended the weekly ouchre and dance promoted by the Pirie branch of the A.I.P. on Saturday night. Dancing followed the cards in the grandstand fagemem on the Memorial Oval. Prizewinners included: first lady Indy, Mrs Summoersforl. second Mrs O'flaloran. special Mrs Owen. first gentleman Mrs L. Davis. record Mr OG. Mackett.
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Pirie
Flying Wheels Tourists Trophy Race at London
Report on the United Service London tourist trophy car race detailing crashes, daring driving, and dramatic moments. Don wins the Daily Mail prize amid dust, fires, and high speeds with Cushman and Mason close behind.
A chaotic start as swimmers and wrestlers clash in Brisbane
Punctual start marred by faulty starter pistol and unsatisfactory whistle. Women’s 100m irregularities, delays from Davey and Rafael, Rennie and Rennie in close finishes. Davey’s 200m victory. Bourne leads in backstroke. Wrestling at City Stadium features Zarynom beating Winraw, Lindsay defeat follows with two falls in a five round bout.
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Misa Davey
Sher
Pearce
Miss Rennie
Econda
T. Roast
Bourne
Lousti
Elea
Brisbane
City
Zarynom
Winraw
Lindsay
THRRBLE STOR PORT AU PRINCE Hurricane Force Winds Reported
A damaged fragment reports a storm in Port au Prince with hurricane force winds. The scene mentions Torrentisi rein and that about 00 persons are affected. Details are unclear due to OCR issues but indicate significant weather impact in the capital.
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Port AU Prince
Hajil
Gaturcny- 1 Ds
Torrentisi Rein
Kosciuszko Mystery Still No Trace
Sydney reports on the Kosciuszko ascent disappearance of Evan Ryan and Laurie Seamen. Despite three aircraft and several search parties, no clues. Captain H Reed calls to end further efforts. Rupert King remains hopeful of finding them alive.
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Sydney
Evan Ryan
Laurie Seamen
Dean Juliet
Sheman
H. Reed
Rupert King
Witte
Protestants Protest Resolution in Adelaide Rally
In Adelaide the Protestant Council of South Australia convened a rally at the Exhibition Buildings where a resolution was carried unanimously. The group denounced New South Wales Government for allowing a Sydney parade and warned it contravenes the Puritan Processional Act of 1901 and risks sectarian tension. Secretary J. G. Woodham condemned the government and urged equal treatment for all faiths.
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Adelaide
Gundy
Protestant Council of
South Australia
Ciligens
New South Wales
Sydney
Protestant Federation
7. G. Woodham
Leg Before Rule Cricket Experiment Faces Delays
The Observer notes the leg before rule proposal will gain support but be delayed until 1931 due to 1929 South African and 1930 Australian visits. Dominion players and English counties may not practice or play under differing rules, risking Tests. If summer weather clears and grass returns, the experiment could prove unnecessary.
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United Service
London
Observer
Southfricans
Dominion
Argentine Wheat and Rye Acreage Forecasts for Buenos Aires
The Minister for Agriculture estimates this year’s wheat sowing area at 6 260 000 acres, oats at 1 200 000, and rye at 400 000 acres, totaling a 321 000 acre rise. The figures reflect an expanded crop plan for Buenos Aires region.
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United Service
Buenos Ayres
Minister For Agriculture
Mailbag Robbery in Canada Ends in Fatal Farm Shooting
In Vancouver on a Saturday robbery gang steals £2000 from mail bags aboard a Canadian Pacific train near Romford station. Two clerks forced to yield cash. Bandits flee, car crashes into a ditch near Waubamik. Farmer Tom Jackson is shot dead during the confrontation, and the Laird brothers defend their car, wounding two bandits. Police pursue the robbers as villagers alert authorities.
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Vancouver
Oo Fermen
Romford
Yealnat & Wall
Tom Jackson
Laird
Jackson
de Lands
Motoring Tragedy as Train Strikes Truck
Melbourne report details a fatal motor truck collision with a goods train at a level crossing near Pakenham. Mrs M Bedout, 35, of Gardena, died. several others were injured including Leonard Hester Bovich, Eric John Robbing, Roy Robbins, Victor Arnold Bauld, Frederick Hook, Miss H Lodd, Rose Lodd, and John Stewart Orr.
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Melbourne
Tust
Trtunk
Pakenham
M. Bedout
Gardena
Leonard Hester Bovich
Eric John Robbing
Jacera
Roy Robbins
Victor’ Arnold Bauld
Frederick Hook
Whyalla Fancy Dress Ball Aids Gatholle Building Fund
A fancy dress ball at Institute Hall on Thursday August 16 raised funds for the Gatholle building food. The hall featured coloured beams and decorations and attracted many attendees in varied costumes. Prizes were awarded for original, best and group outfits with performances by The Whyalla Gand under A Wiltin and Reg Johnson providing music.
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Institute
Gatholle
Whyalla Gand
A. Wiltin
Reg Johnson
W. Mildoan
M.coper
Nady
Boxing Assault Halts Constable After Set Up
Mounted Constable Gorton was assaulted while arresting a man on August 11. He and Constable Bardon were taken to Port Augusta Hospital with severe head and facial injuries. Sergeant Gasmler and Mounted Constable Gatlin pursued others to Iron Knob, returning with Raber and several Englishmen. The group faced remand until August 27 with a bail hearing before Mr Measip J.P.
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Gorton
Constaple Bardon
Pari Augustx
Gasmler
Sydney
Gatlin
Port
Sydney Stadium
Iron Knob
Weik Raber
England
Hon A A Kirkpatrick Dies in Adelaide
Adelaide reports the death of Hon A A Kirkpatrick at age about 60 amid a long career in labor government and as Agent-General. He was connected with the labor industry and political movements and an early member of the Typo Graphical Society. state funeral planned for Tuesday morning.
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Adelaide
A. A. Kirkpatrick
Maring
Labor
Paters
Lahar Industrian
Fraphical Society
Petition against York Archbishop appointment stirs Protestant protest
A large petition, supported by the League of Loyal Churchmen and Protestant Alliance, denounces the Archbishop of York’s appointment. It claims he would promote Catholic influence, oppose Protestant reform, and urges the King to withdraw consent, arguing the choice breaches the Royal prerogative and Reform principles. It cites York’s debated stance on Catholicism and prayerbook revisions as evidence of risk to the nation’s religious settlement.
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London
York
Tanterbury
House of Commons
League of Loyal Churchmen
Protestant Alliance
Commons
Biiion
Ster
Canterbury
Constable Bird Brutally Kicked by Mob at King's Grotelan
Constable Bird was knocked unconscious while arresting two men near King's Grotelan. A mob watched without aiding him as he was punched and kicked to the roadway. He was moved to the hospital, admitted, and later regained consciousness.
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Sydney
Constable Bird
King's Grotelan
Arareda
Potter Station
Cyclist killed in unlighted grave accident
Melbourne report says Alfred Smullhorn aged 24 was driving a motor cycle at high speed when he crashed into an unlighted excavated cave on Garden Road Northgate Saturday. He was hurled about 20 feet and landed on his head, death instantaneous.
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Melbourne
Man Arrested Over Unlawful Entry at Motel
Adelaide police report a 23 year old laborer arrested after an unlawful entry at the Excelsior Motel in Brompton. A woman in the room heard noises and saw a man hiding by the door with hands over his face before help was summoned. The incident occurred Saturday afternoon and involved Miss Huckendorf and Miss Pruncis Willis.
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Adelaide
Noisay
Excelsior
Brompton
Misa V. Mockendorf
Atlhe
Toeave
Hlilding
Conversion Loan Won Closes Subscriptions in Canberra
The Gommanwesha War Convers won Loum 7 and will close on Wednesday August 2. After close of business on nottay, the Treasury will not accept further cash subscriptions for the conversion of bonds maturing September 10 next. Treasury officials announce the right to close the loan and refuse more subscriptions was reserved when the prospectus was issued. Dr Earle Page comments reflect the aim of full subscription to the loan by Wednesday.
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Canberra
Earle Page
Prince George Welcomed by Quebec Officials on Canada Visit
Prince George arrived in Quebec to a greeting from the Lieutenan Governor, military officers, and Admiral Ayde, commander of the M.A.S. Australis. He then proceeded to Vancouver to meet the Durban entourage and continue the voyage.
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Valied Servier
Quebec
Prince George
Canada
Ayde
M.A.S. Australis
Ied
Alred
Vancouver
Kellogg Treaty Protest by All America League Members
In New York on a Saturday, members of the All-America and Imperium League demonstrated against the Kellogg treaty. Posters reading Down with the Kellogg take peace treaty and Hands off Nicaragua were displayed as they jeered at the Secretary of State aboard the docked vessel. The te de France won sailing as the protest occurred.
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United Service
New York
All-America
Impediiistin League
Te de France
Kellogg
Nickragua
Secretary of State
Coursing Club Meets In Pleasant Weather Weekend Event
The Gledstone Coursing Club held its annual modeling over Wednesday and Thursday in good conditions. Several hares were seen but difficult to prize, winnings shared and refunds issued to non-runners. Secretarial duties performed, judge and officers noted. A young man in black cloak and Miss Pragunse featured in events. Police search for missing person Newman’s car noted.
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Gledstone Coursing Club
St. Peters Church
W. L. Sarees
Police Sq
Newman
Beal
Dreger
Veps
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