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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 28, 1935
Page
2
A disrupted OCR report details an opening South African tour match where Australia dominated. McGilivray, Easton and Read starred with bold strokes amid brisk partnerships and decisive bowling led by Baxter and Read, while Euston and Chilvers added solid support to an emphatic innings total as the home side posted a commanding score.
A fragmented report details MCC versus New South Wales with mentions of players Langridge Bieber and Emman. It notes left-hand hats and fielding strength, pace, and outfield performance, praising speed, accuracy, and defensive efforts while highlighting gaps in home team’s outfield and Weiss lineup.
Fingleton and Brown opened for Australia in Durban and rapidly built a brisk stand. Fingleton reached 50 in ten minutes, then blazed to 100 in just over two hours as Brown supported with rapid strokes. The pair amassed 400 for the first wicket in about three hours, with Darling and Richardson contributing later before Chipperfield closed the day strong.
Scattered lines describe stage events with praise for Ren erathy and Powall Wept Wwickore, highlighting their splendid performances and the audience’s reaction as the spell and serenity of the moment unfold.
Reported contours of a cricket match where New South Wales dominated the innings, dismissing opponents for a ten wicket victory. Notable players include McGivru, Couper, Smith, and Chilvers with key contributions by bowlers. The narrative mentions pace and control, highlighting a steady partnership and crucial wickets that sealed the win.
Inga rapidly climbs the leaderboard as play remains loose and eight late possessions create chaos. McCulia shows notable speed while others struggle with ball control and accuracy.
The Queensland eleven, young and bolstered by emerging talent, will leave Sydney December 1 to meet MCC in a Shield bout. Captain A McGuvray leads a lineup featuring Levy, Bansted, Shelby, Andrews, Hanson, Tatlan, Wyeth, Gilbert, Allen, Hardenail, and O’Connor Honour. They face trials ahead as they prepare to face South Australia and Victoria in subsequent matches.
Bradman scored a century in district cricket pacing a high scoring day at Fort Adelaide. He and Moyle added a 2 27 partnership while Hensington led a strong attack, Deverayn and Hind shared wickets, and West Torrens posted 38 after a robust field day. University nine chased but Colts, Reds, and others staged varied results as Prospent and Waller contributed for the visitors.
Glenelg posted 252 as their top score of the season with Richter and Wililamada excelling in East Torrens totals reaching 287. Plant for Sturt took 4-64 while A. Ryan bowled economically, and Vaughton kept wicket for Adelaide. District bowlers will compete in trials with prizes around £7, judged by selectors Doling Brotman and Aridgy.
An Australian eleven to face the M C O in Sydney next week shows strong Sydney favor. Selection favors scoring hook evidence over pure form with Lonergan left out amid controversy. Fallowsfield and several players show potential as selectors weigh batting and bowling depth for the Southern tour.
Fragmented OCR text records bowling hints and player names such as Riphas Waverley Gy Craig G Bornfold J Chagwyo Lei Elynes A Bennett A Cheeta and others, with stray mentions of matches, venues, and events, rendered in a noisy newspaper squib style.
A garbled report covers Cumberland boys in a cricket match with Crossan and D Wrode among batsmen, Te. Multimars and Haswell scoring, Landow retired on 42, and Tehirdaon Wimrin taking 3% figures. Five wickets fell as the pitch produced a mixed innings with errors and standout fielding.
A battered OCR fragment reports Tarrant's side touring India with mixed results. Mentions players such as Alison and Terant, with wickets, runs, and scores against various opponents. Names, places, and numbers are scattered, reflecting a partial cricket summary.
A fragmented account describes a testimonial cricket match to be played at Albert Ground on Christmas Day. Mentions players like Worml and references to Bowler prowess and team selections amid unclear European league context.
A lengthy cricket report highlights Ponsford and Rigg building a strong opening partnership of 33 runs for Melbourne University while Bromley, St Kilda, and West Coast figures contribute with notable bowling feats. The narrative tracks centuries, partnerships, and key dismissals, noting Davies for Carlton and Newstead's leadership as the match unfolds amid tense bowling and fielding.
A reader letter from a wife touts her husband's dramatic weight loss after starting Kruschen Salts for indigestion and heartburn. She says he now eats anything, has better digestion, and notes the product helps rid the body of fat-forming foods and impurities.
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