Australia Triumphs In Classic Second Test By 111 Runs
Australia defeated England by 111 runs in the Melbourne second Test, led by a stellar O'Reilly and Ironmonger bowling display. England, starting 43 for no wickets, collapsed to 96 all out as bowls dominated batsmen. Bradman stood firm for Australia with 103 not out, and the ground witnessed a rousing celebration as the bowlers subdued England in a memorable match.
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England
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Layland
Wall
O’reilly
Third Test Australian team unchanged for January Adelaide
The Australia squad to face England in the third Test at Adelaide on January 13 was announced. Captain W M Woodfull leads with vice captain Richardson. selections include D. G. Bradman H. Ironmonger and W. OReilly.
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Solomontown housewife wins second Test Scores competition
Mrs Hornby of 37 Horner Street Solomontown wins The Recorder second Test Scores contest with four closest estimates to actual totals. Entrants judged coupons showing high totals. Hornby consistently predicted Australia and England scores on the Melbourne wicket. Two guineas prize awaits at The Recorder Office.
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P. Maen
Australia
the Recorder
Surity
Melbourne
Adelaide Bank Clearings Rise Slightly In 1935
Adelaide bank clearings for the year show a modest increase over 1934. Total figures rose by 106,874 pounds to 6,000,000 plus, as analysts noted improved activity across the financial sector amid cautious economic conditions.
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Mie Weavious
Fines for Liquor Driving and Beer Offence in Melbourne
In Melbourne James Stubbs an Adelaide storekeeper visiting on holiday faced charges for driving under liquor influence after a collision on Little Bourke Street. A police examination described him as heavily intoxicated, with the car damaged. He received a 300 pound fine. In Adelaide another man was fined 200 pounds for being on hotel premises with beer consumption and similar offences, plus 4 pounds costs and a cancelled car permit.
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Third Victory To America As Quist Beats Van Ryn In Test
Adrian Quist of South Australia defeated Van Ryn to give America a three to zero lead on the final day of the third tennis Test at Memorial Delve courts. Vines won his match, leaving Australia with seven matches to three in the series as Australia had earlier lost in Sydney and Melbourne.
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Amechek
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Melbourne
Desert Rescue Efforts Hampered by Rain
A desert rescue attempt planned for today faces disruption from expected rainfall. The target, possibly near Victoria Desert, is a boggy area where Patrick Whelan and Pilot Baker planned a daring operation. If rain totals reach half an inch, safe descent could be jeopardized.
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Federal Revenue Buoyant With December Increase
A Melbourne Treasury statement shows December receipts totalled £3,217,400 with £244,000 above November. For the festive period, year to date receipts reached £17,280,107, up £2,688,083 from last year and £3,400,107 above the Budget estimate.
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Every Progressive Business Man Test It This Shipping Week
Every business man seeks higher output and revenue and calls on The Recorder for aid. The message urges testing efforts this shipping week to boost efficiency and results.
Massive five hour blaze drills 700 firefighters near Georgetown
A major fire two miles south of Georgetown on a hot day saw over 700 firefighters respond within minutes. The blaze burned thousands of acres, destroyed wheat crops and grain, and caused heavy losses. Firefighters worked through the afternoon with water tankers and local volunteers sustaining operations into the night.
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Inorgetown
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Yaska
Bee
Gore
Smallacombe
M. McAuley
Messra
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Noonan
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Lyona
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Adelaide
Adelaide Prepares for Third Test Match
Adelaide awaits a surge of visitors for the England test match with estimates of 4 000 to 5 000 travelers arriving for the event. Temporary work and local spending are expected to boost the city economy by tens of thousands of pounds, with hotel and boardinghouse operators anticipating substantial earnings.
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Maeslay
England
Tsios
Sir H S Gullett To Resume Duties In Cabinet
Canberra Tuesday reports said ill health might force him to relinquish the Portfolio of Customs. Sir H S Gullett stated he expected to resume duties by month end, a view shared by his medical advisers. If unable to work he would resign, he said.
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Gulllett
Expert Cracksmens at Work Melbourne Bank Robbed
Melbourne bank robbed of money and jewellery believed to belong to a cue Yomar. Three pistols stolen. Neighbour heard a motor noise. robbers used oxy acetylene gear to force entry through a barred window and prised open the teller and manager doors. They carried a safe blowing kit and left a burned hole in a floorboard.
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