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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 04, 1935
Page
24
Griffin, the left-hander, scored 78 after tea as Westerners bat against Paddington on a lively pitch. Bowling by Burt and Bombelli slowed progress, with Pad dington's F.B. Wella and G. Davidson contributing, while Chipperfield and Noble offered fielding highlights.
R A Nutt joins the Centurions as Wendell Bill scores heavily on tour. The report notes strong batting and bowling performances with Jed McCabe and Brown contributing, and a century reached in the match. Weather and local conditions at Lismore are mentioned as affecting play and attendance.
A chronicling of Fordham's standout performance against Gordon, detailing prolific scoring and key partnerships. The report highlights Fordham's reach beyond the ordinary, noting his impact on the game's momentum and collecting significant runs, with mentions of teammates and bowlers contributing to the total.
The Western Suburbs aim to end the season strong as they chase a record year. Coach and players push hard to develop the youth, setting a high standard for the club and others in the league.
A mis-timed drive yielded a fast wicket as B.C.G. TL struck early. Alu MiGilweny batted for Cor Oh, missing one or two opportunities to leg. Ten overs in, three wickets fell, with Nee reaching 24 before a well-aimed Pall toss dismissed him. Hunter Beudrey scored a four from Scott, offering a rare bright moment.
A garbled cricket match summary references bowlers such as Burt and Simmons, with scattered names like Chinperfield, Weatden Suburbs, and Petersham. The text mentions overs, wickets, and scores in a fragmented melee of phrases and partial events.
The fragmentary report describes a cricket or sports match with players Falke Giaikeen Noriherti and others. It mentions old GPS boys and a rally of plays, but the text is garbled and many names and details are unclear.
Cricket fans watched an entertaining display with Toowoomba taking a strong lead as Christy Hoja struck 10 fours in a rapid innings while Worster and Allew contributed key bowling figures. The day ended with Toowoomba scoring 297 and holding the edge.
The Board of Control has not announced a squad for South Africa though Austrian selectors propose sending fifteen. Some states oppose increasing the number, while discussions foresee a core group and a few specialists including a wicketkeeper and a bowler.
In a one sided contest J. Ryder and Rigg both reached centuries as Collingham posted a dominant performance. Ryder tallied 102 with Rigg close behind at 102 to propel Collingham to a commanding victory.
Widespread results on Galup day see Belbourne and Wichoend defeat Piterey and Charden to advance to the Victorian Cricket Final. Eyders boosts his season average to 84.2 with a 500 run total. Collingwood’s win featured hard hitting from Lt. Grange who scored 46 with seven fours and three sixes.
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss individuals Bert Oldfield The Skipper and other names with scattered phrases about events, locations, and dates. The garbled prose references Perth and a list of people, but concrete facts are indiscernible.
Torrens led early but Westfield surged in the final minutes to secure a close win. Key moments saw Torrens needing only two baskets to tie, while Westfield capitalized on late tallies. A. A. Ryan of Adeline and C. L. Bodcovk for Adelaide also featured prominently in the other results.
J Miller leads the Western Suburbs club with a 600+ aggregate and eyes eclipsing A Marks as rival scorers falter. S.J. Burt captains Western Suburbs with 62 in a late innings stand, while Balmain’s Moly hits 95 in half an hour as the day’s scoring surge slows.
Melbourne posted 287 for 5 with Darling scoring 114 and Rigg 96 not out while Collinsworth Murphy held the bowling to 2 for 46 as Victoria and Collingwood pressed the Dual for the VGA title amid slow scoring and late-innings drama.
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