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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
2
Bradman has not yet begun scoring in the Adelaide match after four innings, tallying 124 runs with a best of 17. Badcock leads the scoring so far, while other players like Tu Puluday and Celestus contribute modestly as the team trains for a stronger second half.
In a staunch display Scaife shows top form as Smith leads a decisive victory. Early bowling changes unsettled the batting with tight spells from Welch and Hale. Highlighted by strong fielding and disciplined bowling the side posted a commanding total.
A garbled 1935-era piece references an APBA bombshell in speed boating with scattered names like Mr F Daly and Lt. Emerson AP. It hints at racing events, dates, and multiple entities but the readable text remains fragmented and partially unintelligible.
Fragmented text references names such as Paray and Medes and a gala event with employees at a venue. Details are garbled, but hints at attendance, roles, and a plan or tactic. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are discernible.
A garbled account recounts a drawn or slow paced cricket test with players from Nottingham Derby and Paddington noted amid confusing references. Mentions of captains and bowlers, scoring bursts, and a long day’s play hint at a tense contest with multiple teams and venues.
Fragmented OCR text reports Gilbert to be tended in view of an New South Wales cricket match. The garbled lines reference a player, nursing, and match preparation amid unclear details and misread names.
Tasmanian teams are set to send two entrants as Queensland finalizes arrangements for the Foster Cup. The report lists expected participants and notes tentative matchups and locations, with emphasis on regional representation and upcoming scheduling.
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