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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1933
Page
8
The report from Brisbane notes the Sheffield Bhicia water between Queensland and Victoria commenced yesterday. The home team started well with FM Lew delivering a splendid 103.
Brisbane report details a chaotic cricket innings with Woodfull failing to repeat Sydney form. Ponsford and Righe gunned the score with a late stand as Mor Queenaland and others toppled. Oxenham led a Queensland bowling burst while Bundries and Darling contributed. Woodfull and Wyeth scored but fell short as Victoria chased a target with strong help from Oxenham and Riga.
The following have been chosen to represent New South Wales for the Warlthorn tour. A Kippax captains the squad including 4G Badman W Brown H Chit ork J Singleton W Howell Sun F Mair S J McCabe W a Oldeld W J O'Reilly K Rawe. The team will leave Sydney for Melbourne on December 11.
Maw and Landy face Soeety Newtown til 11 Mula Roadk funds listed Chaplnss Byrnes Duwnin Peach Paton Ilone Stew art Spruce Brucit Thomson Duwin Noth Wagen Sports Chih vy. Turonting at Seventta for Murray Galvin cup Sunday 10.30 Wagee Juniors K Blattery captains. Returned Baldera F Sioux 20.30 tomorrow Bolton Park Returned Solnie G Wenbrook Kert French Marrand Edwards Vincent Gregson Diver Ravage Satelime Murdoch McCoullough Weod. Banks at Bolton Park 11 oclock. Victorian Team invited to Wagga an effort to secure watt from Victorian Sheffield Shield cricketers on Wednesday January M. The Victorian team is playing 10 Sydney January 26 to 90. may return journey to Wamen.
Wagga continued its first innings to 244 as Newtown’s bowlers fought back, with W Money and J Bear keying a recovery. Strong bowling from Wunsch, Fitzgerald and Hoare limited Newtown, while J Beer and A Badtelewin contributed with the bat. Final: Newtown’s innings ended with several not outs and partial totals, as Wagga pressed for a result in a tightly contested match.
In a weekend match South Wagga set Country 183 to win after a first innings 405 for South Wagga. Country replied with 179 then South Wagga chased again, with key wickets from Strang and Galvin. Bowling figures show Strang took 7/39 as Country fell short, securing a dramatic draw.
The article records an uneven Lakeside cricket fixture with Angel, Kilpatrick, and Fawcett excelling with bat and ball. Key scores include Angel and Slocum top performers plus Kilpatrick 2/29 and Fawcett 4/4. Final summaries show Walker and Graham bowling threats and several runs by miscellaneous batsmen.
South Wagga players led by Benaley, White Brown, Lockey and Dingell defended wicket heavy overs as Newtown struggled. Record shows innings totals for Bowlin Citton Whiteman Cli ton Brown Lockett and others with runs and dismissals, final figures listing bowlers Whiteman Cli ton Brown Lockett and Lockett among others.
A fragmentary score summary lists points tied to innings and outcomes. It notes Witt’s first innings performance and mentions a first-innings defeat, a draw, and fortelt as a possible result. The legibility is poor and several terms are garbled.
O'Farrell Cup team Waxsa to play district willying at the cricket ground Wasgi. M. J. Cusack captains with Sly Robinson Browne Strang Griffin Price Kenneally Burt Hiltos Galvin Garvey 12.
The Postal Cricket Club prepares for the Pastoral Cup with a squad including Cowal Boy ten Hoadley Barbe Moxey Blat tary Beer Climpion Pulver Hedditon Hale 137 Postal WAgKB and capt Patrick Core Slocum Faw cett Campbell Cuntisen Woord Richards HU Alle Thompson Troy 2. The match will be played on Postal wichet or the Pastora Cap.
The seventeenth anniversary of St John s Church of England Coruna was celebrated on Sunday with epwciat service by the Bishop of Riverina St Hulse MA who preached at both morning and evening services to large congregations. The rite of confirmation was administered to thirty candidates at the evening service. A confirmation service was also held at Mulwula on Sunday morning.
Copy for changes of gon track advertisements must be sent by 4 pm Tuesday for Thursday lane and by 12 noon Friday for Azure Day event.
Mire. Mary Teresa Burkre a resident of Wagan for over forty years died after a long illness aged 62. She was the wife of Mr. Charlen Buckle of R Beckwith Street and survived by two daughters Mrs. B Young of Parramatta and Miss Kathrine Buckle of Waexs.
The s afer noon rink program at Bolton Park saw Dalgliesh Bowyer Glenn Meads four beat Jems Tanner Donley Balt 40 19 while Williams Hannell Hennessy and Westman defeated Rea Lulty Graham and Bellum 23 27 and Waddell Symes De Groot Lane beat Crowker Harrie Bassett Heldel 29 22. The WuRka Club’s greens hosted Kalegl Sutherland Johnatan McDonough and Buckman xyb Wenk Anderson 28 22 with Pimblen Cowen ranktin Latin Weast Guning Stevenson Blake yilt vhetmere 28 17. Ellis Collins iy Tat Mwray Citivan Brunskill 33 16. Percy Lawrence Wast Mughrs beat Weedon Sweeney Mons Snod erase 29 40.
Moyes McGrath of Wager boxed Jack rein of Western Australia in a keenly contested bout at Fitzroy Stadium. McGrath’s clean and effective low punching gave him the edge though McGrath steadied in the final round as his opponent pressed for a knockout.
The young North Wagga player Ted Davis has been offered one cut with Hawthorn and may move to Melbourne Rest week. A wary footballer, he bundles splendidly and should do well in Melbourne.
The new S90 W Clan at Noth Wages, led by Buck Ridge as president, advances community sport. A cricket wicket is ready for practice, with plans to establish Lenin courts and build hockey and football teams for winter.
Printed and published by Charles Wilmot Dunstan for the Daily Tapipan Newspaper Company Limited at the Companys Registered Printing Works Johnston Street Wage Warga with an official notice imprint indicating publication authority and location.
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