Sporting Fixtures Highlight Local Cricket Lineup
Today's cricket schedule lists umpires and players in a dense roster including Sanders, diroyes, Messie, Seyfung, Bannon, Porter, Seal, Leane, Francis, Ghivell, Manifold, Walker, and others. Teams Solomontown, Laube, Belcher, Western, Mount, Armour, Ayers, Veitch, Johnston, and Patterson are mentioned among a long list of fixtures and officials.
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Piten
Sanders Amd Diroyes
Peich— Messie
Seyfung
Bannon
Porta
Seal
Leane
Francis
Ghivell
Manifold
Walker
Herea_Laces
Lawry
Oper
Solomontown
Laube
Belcher
Western
Mount
Armour
Ayers
Veitch
Johnston
Andy
Woods
Howe
Patterson
Allan
Racing Programme and Selections Amid Busy Card
A chaotic racing programme lists multiple divisions and plates including third class, capel hurdles, and steeplechase events. Notable entries include Unification, Cape Don, Puluor, Kerlamy, and Last Trick with various odds and weights across two thirds of the day’s event slate.
Central Association Opens Premiership Match On Globe
The Central Association schedules a premiership opener on the Globe with Imperials and YM Guild as the opponents. Umpires are V Kirkwood and W Allen from the South Australian Cricket Association. Players listed include Mogg Michaei Langs ford McGuire White Davis Willis Skeetan Sampson Worrall Ghivell for Imperials and O Lough Welford Boundy O Loughlin Howard Wyrnt Sam mers Sayner Madigan Wauphope Ryan Nolan London Grierle for Guild.
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Central Association
Globe Qoal
Imperials
Prematers
YM. Guild
Messrs. V. Kirkwoon
South Australian Cricket Association
W. Allen
Mogg
Michaei
Langsford
McGuire
White
Davis
Willis
Skeetan
Sampson
Worrall
Ghivell
Guild
O'Lough
Welford
Boundy
O'Loughlin
Howard
Wyrnt
Sammers
Sayner
Madigan
Wauphope
Ryan
Nolan
London
Grierle
Premiership contest continues in Biris Ladies’ Association
Report notes ongoing premiership struggle of the Biri Lully Gre Association with Gold scoring in their first innings and a brace of runs in the second. Green adds seven runs as players visit presses, aiding credit amid four wickets fallen.
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Gold
Green Som
Smelters and Hunters Club Meet Prep at Drills Hall
Local clubs across Smelters All Sports Association prepare with multiple teams and players listed for acid plant refinery and hunting maintenance bills. Pitches at 2 p.m. today and 9.40 tomorrow with Baptist Church departures at 1.20 p.m. from Telowie. Rosters include Vowles Benn But cher Fink Colman Morton Cou sins Wildlefron Mution Tee Pan and many others across Horsedrivers Nuwvin Eagan Mitghell Murphy Davies Willmuis Hobby Witehell Grentell Seance Pirie South Juniors and St Mark's B and A grades with Risdon Blue and Risdon Methodist noted.
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Horeegrivers
Hksekaunlths
Vowles
Benn
Butcher
Fink Colman
Morton
Cousins
Wildlefron
Mution
Lot
Grighton
Burns
Sly
Hyas
Dellansoue
Pirie South
Smelers
Ellison
Baker
Ellendale
O'Halloran
Jamieson
Brosastook
Veale
Davies
Taylor
Seyang
Williams
Grewer
Thompson
McGill
Burden
St. Mark's
Misses J. Bernhardt
Moonee Valley Selections Highlight Dual Assin Events
Friday racing at Moonee Valley Melbourne features two Tunis assisions among the events. Card includes VANATHAN HANDICAP CHILpEIMO, CALLIOPE HANDICAP first division, va VTE, TALLIOPE HANDICAP second division, ONOON'S LEAF, STEEPLECHASE, SIR GLEAM, MOONEE PONDS HANDICAP, ORMOLU, KSOLL HANDICAP, MISS ARROW, HIERWOOD HEIGHWEIGHT first division, DOUBLE ERWOOD HEIGHWEIGHT second division, ZAMIAR.
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Melbourne
Tunis
Elem Rece
Moonee Valley
Vanathan
Calliope
Va Vte
Talliope Handicap
onooN's Leaf
Sir Gleam
Moonee Ponds
Ormolu
Ksoll Handicap
King’s Rifle Medal at Williamstown Range results
Warrant Officer J D Shearim of Randwick Small Arms School led the King’s Rifle Medal and Army Championship at Williamstown Range today with 190. Set Legge followed on 156 while selections included Sel Milledge 147, A Coskeily 444, Pitman 109, Mortimer 188, A Jones 24, J Wilson 122 and RB George 84 among others.
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Melbourne
J.D. Shearim
Randwick
Williamstown Range
Set. Legge
Sel. Milledge
Vic
Set
A. Coskeily
Ns.w
Mtrooper Pitman
W.A
Warrant-Oilllecr
Labor Party Defeats Expulsion Demands at Adelaide Conference
Militant faction pressed to expel Premier Hill Attorney-General Denny and Chief Secretary Whitford or force resignation. The motions were defeated at the South Australian branch Labor Party conference in Trades Hall after a heated address blaming militants who allegedly urged unconstitutional methods.
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Adelaide
Labor Party
L. L. Hill
W. J. Denny
S. R. Whitford
Trades Hall
Austr Titt
Aeleemes
Hye
Jades Hall
Wil
Sperah
Waterside Award Interim ruling on union shipowners deal
Commonwealth Steamship Owners Association filed today for an interim award under the Seamen's Union pact. The case centers on a 1925 written agreement with Federated Seamen and its dissolution when the new Seamen's Union of Australia was registered. The court will hear merits before any award.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth Steamship Owners’ Association
Tnes
New
Seamen's Union
Menaies
Federated Seamen's Union of Australia
Commonwealth Steamship Ovcuees’ Association
New Sea~men's Kiniin of
Australia
Maney
Yeanion
Fat
Jude Dethridgs
Peace Moves Hampered by Rioting in India
(United Service) CALCUTTA Thursday. All India awaits the National Congress in Karachi next week while communal riots in the United Provinces disrupt efforts led by M. Gandhi to settle Hindu Muslim tensions. In Agra one man died and several injured. in Mirzapur district Muslims were killed.
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United Service
Calcutta
All India
National Congress
Karachi
United Provinces
M. Gandhi
Agra
Mirzapore
Wintry Weather Closes Day With Sharp Evening Showers
A pronounced cold spell affected yesterday afternoon and last night as showers fell throughout. The evening brought particularly sharp precipitation and a reported 44 points registered for the day.
Australian Public Service Salaries Tax Proposal Debated
In Canberra Friday the Treasury revealed only 400000 of 27000000 pounds paid to bondholders was taxed. Government rejects reducing pensions. Public Service salaries tax to start at three percent with a 250 pound exemption. Fiduciary currency legislation touted as central to plans to reduce unemployment and balance the Budget. The plan includes 40000 to 50000 immediate jobs and extending the Commonwealth Bank to regulate deposits and loans. Dr Earle Page urged a change of government and touted a potential 15000000 pound French gold loan at four percent to be repaid over 40 years. Debate adjourned.
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Treasury
M rScullin
Commonwealth Bank
Jentre
Country Party
Earle Page
Australia
France
Trams Crash in Sydney Leaves Dozens Injured
Thirty injured after a tram collision in Sydney on Friday. More than fifty people were hurt, with two admitted in serious condition. One tram slowed to avoid a car when the following tram struck. The rear tram driver escaped serious harm by jumping clear. A man suffered a fractured spine and two women sustained broken legs.
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Sydney
Elizabeth Atesst
Ofty
Roniaht
Avoit
Walliston
Eek
Transport Act Preference Clause Opposed in Senate
The Senate defeated a motion by 20 to 7 aimed at disallowing regulations that grant preference to unionists on the waterfront. George Pearce urged repealing the Transport Workers Act, while Senator Barnes defended the government policy. The waterfront has seen no disturbances since the regulations began.
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Senate
George Pearce
Barnes
Adelaide Tramways rationing of staff approved by judge
In Adelaide Melbourne Pridgy rationing of traffic employes of the Municipal Tramways Trust was ordered by Judge Beeby in the Arbitration Court. The measure covers six months and was opposed by the Tramway Employees Association. Evidence showed wages after deductions near £3 10s a week with costs largely for house insurance. manager warned revenue fell and 20 percent cuts could lead to dismissals. Beeby granted the application.
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Melbourne
Pridgy
Municipal Tramways ‘Trust
Adelaide
Beeby
Arbitration Court
Aix Momne
Tramway — Euplayes' Association
H. Randell Aivirman
Howe
Pasmienta
Ways Trust
Ned
Jude Reby
Vacant Senate Seat Discussion At Labor Meeting
A meeting of the party will decide if the Parliamentary Labor Party nominates four candidates for the Senate vacancy caused by Senator Chotan's death. A half suggestion may push Likers toward a prior claim by the Country Party, which has selected Mr A. C. Barman as the agily candidate.
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Adelaide
Labor Party
Senate
Chartan
Country Party
A. C. Barman
Forbes Tragedy Inquest Hears Shooting At Peckham Home
Sydney Friday evidence given at Forbes inquest into the death of Robert Hill who was shot at John Peckham’s home on March 10 Peckham was committed for trial on a murder charge The alleged police statement says Hill pulled Peckham’s wife onto his knee prompting Peckham to fire then search for a knife to cut Hill’s throat but failed Police report Peckham was very drunk when he surrendered.
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Sydney
Forbes
Robert Hill
John Peckham
Peckham
Ffi
Hi Place
Hill
Communists Riots in Dusseldorf Turn Violent
Rioters attacked the Town Hall as police clashed with a mob of Communists. Knives and revolvers were used injuring three officers. Police opened fire, seriously wounding seven rioters, two of whom died later.
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Berlin
Dusseldorf
Strike at Broken Hill Hotel Workers Out
Broken Hill workers refuse wage cut. Eighty three hotel employees quit deliveries from trading manufacturers and town hotel keepers refuse to offer work, triggering a strike after rejecting the final proposal on a Spartan week.
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Broken Hill
Sir Hubert Wilkins Polar Expedition Appeal
Sir Hubert Wilkins of United Service New York plans a polar expedition aboard the Nautilus. He is to speak at Navy Yards in Philadelphia and seek recruits from adventurers eager to join the voyage aboard the Jules Verne inspired ship.
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United Service
New York
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Phila
Navy Yards
Duc
Jules Verne Jean Cres
Wille
Alleged Libel Suit Involving Newspapers Ltd
Supreme Court action seeks 3,000 damages over alleged libel in an article about Robert J. McMahon, a 96 year old motor mechanic. Detective Bruce contends the piece wrongly implied he had wrongly tried to convict a man. The Crown entered a nolle prosequi and McMahon was released.
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Melbourne
Supreme Court
Bruce
Smith's Newspapers Ltd
Une Mabel
Robert J. McMahon
Mena Grimts
McMahon
Smong Olffer
Ormond Tragedy A Complete Mystery Unfolds
Inquest into Adeline Haxyt Wilson 16 is told of sightings and family tensions as witnesses place a man near her home before her death. Eyewitnesses describe a body found behind bushes on January 9 and alleged threats by relatives. Coroner rules death by strangulation and homicide by an unknown person.
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Purther Ferns
Adeline Haxyt Wilson
Indoroner
Ormong
Leslie Burgues
Ormond
Gio Wilkons
Edward HM
Melton Avenue
Wilkon
Milda Gray
Wilsons
Wilson
Frank
Fin Sigis
Mn Atruggie
George Graham
Wilenn
Ted
Halice
Scott Arate
Hrath Wilson
Pallee
Uroki
Margnero
Doconsnd
Ike
Miss Hogan's Place
A Wilson
Alsot
Bruce
Frank Wilson
Bruse
Wilton
Missing wares on Alexander Street report theft
An early Friday incident on Alexander Street details a theft: a quantity of aqua wax missing, valued around £130, with the lock opened and about £2 in small change taken. Local observer Str. Pred ville confirms the time frame and loss.
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Aabesenetat
Prindilly Alepmater Soest
Predville
Laura Jockey Club Nominating Meeting Announced
Laura Jeetey Chen and Qenere remind members nominations for the Easter Monday meeting of the Laura Jockey Club to be held with the secretary at Laura on Monday next, March 23, at 8 p.m.
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Laura Jeetey Chen
Qenere
Tramneta
Laura Jockey Club
Laura
Air Fatalities Reported In Three Pilot Tragedy
United Service reports a fatal air crash off the seashore at Marion Airfield in 1500 feet of altitude. Capt Ceccon and Lieut Da sone, both decorated with Air Forces Crosses for a 10 March flight, perished alongside Cal vd 38. The pilots vanished after the plunge, with Lol. Mudderena noted for polar rescue efforts.
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United Service
Marion Ai Pa
Cal
Vd 38
Ceccon
Lieut Dasone
Burned to Death in Air Force Crash
A witness saw Pilot Omar Angel killed when an Air Force plane crashed during aerobatics over London. The aircraft spiraled and burst into flames after skidding about 20 yards following a faultless lift. Strong, incinerating fire engulfed the wreck.
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United Service
London
Thursby
Killen
Omerr Angel
Air Parry
Rour Inday
Central Africa to Britain Mail Sails Faster by Rail
A dispatch from London reports a mail run from Central Africa to Britain arrived at Croydon nine days after departure, saving 3,414 miles and cutting time by three days compared with surface transport. TheUnlled Service note highlights rapid overland routing to the British capital.
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London
Nie
Gentral Mira
Britain
Croydon
Ndwy
Tai
Kingsford Smith to Receive Memorial Trophy in London
Commodore Kingsford Smith will be the first recipient of the memorial trophy for outstanding demonstration of land air and sea transport possibilities. His Atlantic crossing record and Britain to Australia rights are cited as achievements leading to the award.
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United Servicer
London
C. Kingsfor Smith
Kingsford Smit
Britain
Australia
Conservative Win in St George By Election
The United Service reports a Conservative victory in the St George by election. Duff-Cooper narrowly defeats Independent Conservative Potter as Balawin leads the party’s charge amid backing from Lord Beaverbrook and newspapers controlled by Lord Rothermere.
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United Service
London
St. George
A. Duff-Cooper
Ernest Potter
Sially Balawin
Ernest Peter Nas
Lord Beaverbrook
Lord Rothermere
Robbery At Richmond Drapers Stolen Goods Worth Large Sum
Thieves entered Head and Sons Ply Limited drapers in Richmond by a skylight and lowered themselves by rope to steal gold valued around two thousand pounds. The shop lies a short distance from Richmond Police Station. They ransacked the premises taking the finest silks and luxury fabrics.
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Melbourne
Head & Sons Ply. Ltd
Drapers
Richmond
Prema
Rishmond
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