Cricket Crisis Touches Empire as Australian Officials Fret
A political flare in London and Melbourne erupts over a cricket dispute between English and Australian authorities. Prime Minister Lyons and Cabinet ministers chase a Board of Cricket Control chairman by car seeking a resolution amid fears of damage to Australian credit and Empire bonds. Bruce urges settlement while officials withhold details of private talks. Gratchley asks that the term unsportsmanlike be withdrawn.
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London
Melbourne
Syuney
Labor Daily
Lyons
Latham
Senator Massy Greens
Defence
George Pearce
Board of Cricket Control
A. Robertson
Lsen
England
Australia
Stanley Melbourne Bruce
Bruce
Robertson
Commonwealth
Gratchley
Mr 4 R Henry Honored at Geelong Show Life Member
Among the horses, Mr 4 R Henry, famed authority on horses, judged events at the Er brook Carnival and holds judging roles at Melbourne and Geelong shows. The Geelong Agricultural Society made him a life member for ten years of service, with hopes he may judge at Bunshing Gymkhana on February 18.
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R. Henry
Melbourne
Geelong
Geelong Agricultural Society
Henry
Keilor Shire by election settles council seat
Keilor Shire Hall polling on Tuesday elected James Henry Dooly to replace Dr A E Nash. Dooly won by a single vote over Robert Jonathan Wallis as three informal votes were cast. Dooly is a resident and garage keeper in the shire.
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Tullamarine
A. E. Nash
James Henry Dooly
Robert Jonathan Wallis
Dooly
J.B
Wallis
Sunshine and M.A.Looe claim decisive cricket win in Melbourne
Sunshine won by 110 on the flat innings against M.A.Looe in Melbourne. Notable performances include Haxby with 38 for M.A.Looe and Perry taking 5 for 61. P.A.F.B. struggled, finishing 114 all out as Schmidt and Miller opened for P.A.F.B. and Haxby dominated with the ball.
East Sunshine Defeats Harvesters Seconds In Narrow First-Innings Loss
East Sunshine battles Harvesters Seconds in a two-innings match with East Sunshine bowling for 111 in the first innings while Harvesters reach 111 with Hobbs 25 not out and Coulsell 65. Whitfield 18 helps East Sunshine claim the win by runs on the first innings as Donald leads with 5/36 and Peeler 7/89.
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Owens
Donald
Walal
Byrns
Stephenson
Coulsell
Sutton
Harvesters
Hobbs
Whitfield
Burns
Peeler
Sunshine defeats Essendon in late season cricket clash
Returned soldiers Sunshine clubs beat Essendon at Essendon ground by 22 on first innings. Sunshine 102 led by Grant 33 Rennie 30, Pickersgill 16. Essendon 80 with Giles 28 McAllister 44 Drinkwater 10. Sunshine bowlers Sutherland 4 for 21 Grant 6 for 35. In Sunshine second innings Davies 16 not out Ellingsen 13 Rennie mu an all day brawl noted but weather delays reduced play. Richmond batted to 197 before declaring, Gleeson 70, Ghepgand 24.
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Sunshine Club
Sunshine
Grant
Rennie
Pickersgill
Giles
McAllister
Drinkwater
Sutherland
Sunshhine
Davies
Ellingsen
Rennie Mu
Ada
Richmond
Gleeson
Ghepgand
Chronic Grouchers On the way to a four back to celebration
Ralph Clinton, long resident, walked from tt n station to his birthplace and recalls old times. Merchants warn of trouble as preparations for a back to celebration loom, noting economic gloom and fears of future misfortune. Visitors from St Albans attend Sunshine Progress Association meeting to discuss making Sunshine a thorough suburb and potential shire changes.
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Ralph Clinton
Ttn
St. Alben
Menars
B. J. Laxford
A. W. Tong
L. Bell
C. Cox
St. Albans
Braybrook
St. Albana
Melton council to discuss farmer weighbridge complaint
Dr Leake protested at the last Melton meeting over charges to farmers at the lock bank weighbridge. Three tons, weld, should be weighed for shilling. The matter will be discussed at the next council meeting.
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Leake
Melton
Lockbank
Rennie shines as four wickets fuel title draw
Rennie bowled very well taking four wickets for 21 as Sunshine and Brunswick fought to a draw. Grant 30 not out, Pucheragill 28, Mikle 1, King 16, Davies 11 starred with the bat. The match ended in a draw with Sunshine to meet Brunswick at Selwyn Park on Wednesday.
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Rennie
Grant
Pucheragill
Mikle
King
Davies
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