13 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
1
Two planes collided in midair leaving one pilot dead. Authorities say the fatal crash occurred during a routine flight, and recovery teams are investigating the circumstances surrounding the collision while observers report smoke and debris in the area.
London evening news reports two Royal Air Force aeroplanes collided and crashed at Upavon Wiltshire today. Sergeant Frederick O’Meara was killed. The other machine piloted by Lord Malcolm Dougine Heanaldton ditched. a crew member survived by parachute. Sergeant Creemis, piloting the other plane, died.
Newspapers debate the Nottingham Test with Australian and English fans weighing chances. Veterans like Mabel and Woodfull, along with officials, offer mixed confidence on Australia’s bowling and batting, while weather and coin toss are cited as big factors in the outcome.
A fragmented 1900s cricket column reviews England versus Australia prospects at Trent Bridge. Grimmett’s form is praised while Archie Maclaren notes England’s lack of tests conquered by Australia in wet summer conditions. Reader quotes include Jim Hartley on England’s chances and Grimmett’s strong showing amid doubt over England’s lineup.
A garbled 1911 article discusses weather impacting cricket form and selections. Names repeatedly appear as players and journalists debating strategies, with references to England and Australia and varying forecasts for future matches.
Fragmented OCR recounts Kingsford Smith story and Australian aviation debate with references to leaders, newspapers, and public notices. It mentions hotel accommodations, spectator access, and mixed sentiments amid evolving coverage of international air feats and national pride.
Fragmentary account describes Navy and Oldfield players facing pain and fatigue during athletic tests. Mentions Monrece, Muttingham, and mounting strain as players struggle to move and perform.
The 4 o clock morning bulletin notes fine weather with a slight change and heavy overcast conditions in areas including Antreia and New Zealand.
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