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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
24
A cricket roundup notes Hendren leading Middlesex with high averages and a 46 year old still performing. It highlights records in the club’s receipts, England and Australia touring chatter, Indian team possibilities, and Waverley match views with crowds cheering at the ground.
In Brisbane and Melbourne Alan Klpyax is tipped to feature under a new captaincy as cricket circles discuss selections for the touring side. The piece notes Roemer’s stance, hints at historic loyalties, and praises the batting craft of Klpyax amid boardroom voting and regional loyalties. Alan McGilvray is poised to lead Queensland’s team in Brisbane, with promises of strong bowling from the medium pace specialist.
Australian Eleven's lone representative J H Fingleton starred for Waverley at Lidcombe Oval as Paddington posted 322 for Bowen wickets. High scoring other than Paddington was scarce with steady bowling by Tay Me- Name and AB Certaln. Robin son and Gorton impressed for LA, while Randwick captain W Byrne set fielding for tight runs. The article highlights crisp drives, strong offside cuts, and hints at potential Test prospects for Robinson amid a rain-softened pitch and a crowd at the fence on the northern side.
A review notes the Splendid Year Book 1934 35 issued by Mr Har old Heydon for the New South Wales Cricket Association at sixpence. It covers Test and first class season records and praises the book as the best yet. The article also reports on Wentworth Park, MCC matches, and notable performances by players such as M. C. C. Ogle and A. Broner, with commentary on batting, bowling, and fielding across multiple NSW clubs and venues.
A report on cricket birthdays including A O Dueteone and G T Nob Inpon, plus notes on Western Suburbs and Northern District players. It covers new bowling methods, young bowlers, and key performances by Caldwell, Smith, and Trumper era stars, underscoring a healthy pipeline for future state teams and club cricket across Sydney grounds.
In October 12 play across Milly and Trumper Park venues, Sydney teams competed in the third round. Notable performances included Green and Ford for their side, and contributions from players like W. Ivea, Kittle Ty, and Adrian with several scoring bursts. Additional action at Wentworth and Lidcombe Oval featured Glen Ian Payne and Warriewa players, while Mosman and Manly clubs posted mixed results amid the busy round.
The Warpath Sydney committee chaired by R.G.M. Boyce outlines ground inspection to produce high grade cricketers. A temporary ban on Kensington and other venues is imposed pending improvements. Reforms target the Paverley wicket and Cogea Oval under review with Saturday crops praised but more work needed.
Everett, an Australian fast bowler, topped Gordon's second innings with notable scores and pulled wickets for Gordon. The report includes scattered stats from University Oval Coogee Oval and Twick venues with players like Govan, Horns, Ford, Leiden, and others, detailing limited overs and bowling figures amid fragmented lines.
A Goulburn Lad asks for bowling book recommendations. The letter cites works by Australians such as C. T. G B Turner The Quest for Bowlers RJ A Massie and Eric Kurlour titles include Bowling The Making of a Cricketer and Trick ing the Bratman. The writer praises these volumes for practical bowling guidance and notes several other titles and authors.
Reports from a Saturday matches feature hard hitting innings by C L Hovcock and strong bowling as Kensington, Adelaide, and Sturt vie for wins. Team scores include Adelaide 100 and 3-180, Torrens 7-103, and University Jost 5-45, with multiple players such as G Williams and A Dawline contributing notable performances amid tough bowling conditions.
The Australian team plans to travel from Sydney to Melbourne and Adelaide by Sunday night to form squads for the South Africa series. Players including W. A. Oldfield, J. H. Pingleton, and W. A. Brown prepare for matches in Perth amid strong club support. The Australian Broadcasting Commission, led by Eric Sholl, will broadcast ball-by-ball commentary across national stations, promising engaging summer cricket and expert analysis.
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