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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 09, 1935
Page
5
Local notes describe odd fragments mentioning a tool and items linked to Ath and Gers. The brief lists spaces and names without clear events or outcomes, leaving readers with unclarified references and no confirmed actions.
Australia claims the King's Cup eight at Henley style event with ALF crew led by Disher. NSW seeks victory on the Nepean course over six states as Jubilee year honors.
An Australian sportsman letter from Calcutta discusses India’s sport scene. It praises players like McGrath and Bromwich, notes hockey expansion to New Zealand, mentions Australian interest in Crawford, and reflects on racing figures and venues across Adelaide Melbourne Sydney.
Australian players face uncertainty as W A Oldfield may miss the Johannesburg opener due to turf matting. The controversy centers on matting used to cover the pitch, potentially altering conditions for the South Africa series with two tests set for Johannesburg and others in Durban and Cape Town.
The article discusses potential disappointments in the planned South Africa tour by the Australian cricket team. Don Bradman, W. A. Oldfield, and manager decisions loom large as to whether Oldfield will join, with summer vs winter absences affecting lineup.
In Colombo the Australian team led by McGrath defeated Ceylon 6-0 and 6-5 in singles as McGrath's powerful mixed strokes and angled volleys troubled the hosts. Crawford and McGrath then beat Pinto and Dr Gunasekera in doubles. The Ceylon Observer notes the Australian duo look fit buoyant and ready for Monte Carlo and England as Davis Cup efforts continue toward Wimbledon and the French championships.
The article discusses a proposed cricket match in Sydney as a tribute to a renowned player, with calls for authorities to organize a double-match and possible tour considerations. It notes uncertainties over Clifell’s touring schedule and potential South Africa affiliations, amid financial and participation doubts.
The article argues for shifting the Head of the River to the Nepean River selecting a better single course. It critiques the Parramatta course and suggests holding a single day event to avoid repeated heats. It calls for schools to compete in eights and fours on one day for fairness and reduced strain.
Michael Conroy set an Australian high jump mark at the Melbourne Exhibition Grounds era. The veteran notes that a 1935 crowd witnessed his 6ft 2in victory over Barratt and then another jump to attempt the world record. Conroy recalls the events with teammates and the era's athletic milieu.
The Sydney rugby league premiers with country born stars include Lisite Mead born in Mosman and Cleary from Bathurst. Victor Hey hails from Liverpool, with other players from Gonlhuen Connambla Cootamundra Narrandera and Queensbeyan. The team is described as credit to their district and champions in style and play.
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