Britain Retains Davis Cup With Convincing Win Over United States
Britain wins the Davis Cup Challenge Round against the United States in a decisive display. The piece lauds J P Perry as a premier player and notes broader sport ties within the Empire, with commentary on cricket and future matches in Australia and elsewhere.
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Walter Lindrom
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France
J. B. Crawford
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Maori Rugby Union beats New South Wales in Sydney clash
The Maori Rugby Union team impressed in Sydney with fast, hard hitting play. They edged New South Wales by one point, despite both sides scoring tries, and the Maori won the series 2-1 after a dramatic first test and a stronger finish in the later matches.
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Loss of Proportion in Cricket Board Critique
A historical critique argues the Australian Board of Control drifts from the spirit of cricket, urging intimate knowledge of the game and empire ties. It condemns barring Woodfull and others, calling for reason and unity among cricket authorities and players.
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Board of Control Lacks Authority Over Sheffield Shield
The article argues the Board of Control has no authority over Sheffield Shield matters and urges restraint on selective tours. It contends the Board is overstepping, condemns autocratic tendencies, and champions broader democratic representation for Australian cricket governance.
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Williams Woods and McKivatt A Rugby Pair in NSW
Freddy Woods, a diminutive yet sturdy Wallaby and NSW representative, played 34 state matches and 12 Australia caps. He paired with Chris McKivatt in Sydney and with Tasker later, delivering quick passes and solid scrummage for Northern Districts and New South Wales from 1905 to 1914.
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Why C. F. Walters Is Not Playing For England
The article discusses C F Walters missing England tests versus South Africa due to injury rumors. Penny Hendren notes selectors want a stronger aggressive batsman to open with Sutcliffe, suggesting Denis Smith’s return could shift Walters out. Walters may be sidelined for a prolonged rest, with 1936 hopes tied to his recovery.
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After 24 Years Oxenham Veto Sparks Cricket Upheaval
The Board of Control rejected Oxenham from India selection after 24 years of first class service for Queensland. Critics say the enduring all rounder deserves another look as tensions rise over touring hopes and accountability at the board.
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England
New Zealand
South Africa Shines in England Tests as Five Match Rivalry Grows
The article reviews South Africa's strong performance across four Tests with two wins and two draws, noting batsmen and bowlers making key contributions. It previews the fifth test at Kennington Oval starting August 17, and compares the innings and outcomes to England's results, while highlighting the upcoming Australia series and the emerging talents in South African cricket.
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