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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 02, 1935
Page
14
An examination of pairs game strategy argues for open play and partner cooperation. The author recalls demonstrations at Tamworth and contrasts local rules with New Zealand and Australian methods, describing leadership, bidding, and the balance of control between leader and partner.
An Australian bowling report describes recent matches and standout players. It notes Jock Low and Timms among district contenders, Jack Chaparian's interstate debut, and Melbourne and Victoria opponents excelling in greens and rink play.
A fragmented note from New South Wales discusses bowling equipment and bowls sizing. It references Tamworth and mentions Hengell's mixture, weight guidance, and minimum bowl size. The message thanks a reader for correspondence and notes a preference for stronger tom and Queensland focus.
NSW wins the rubber 8 4 in a dramatic North Sydney series amid strong showings by Griffiths and Ridgeway. Victoria's Kennedy and Currey suffer in the final rubbers while Queensland battles back with Murray and Gould shaping key moments.
Tamworth hosts the Far Northern Carnival on Easter weekend with players from Quirindi Gunnedah Newcastle and St. George. Notables include Harry Holt Aubrey Murray and Frank Gartrell. Evening matches draw crowds as the Tamworth club leverages council support and local facilities.
A 66 year old widow describes seven years of muscular rheumatism and rheumatic gout. After trying Krunehen Salts she reports improved mobility and comfort, with claim that uric acid crystals cause pain and HKrachen Shits dissolves them to relieve rheumatic agony.
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