SUTCLIFFE OPENS WELL FOR ENGLD IN FIRST TEST
England and Australia clashed at the Sydney Cricket Ground in a bright opening day crowd of about 27 000. Woodfull won the toss for Australia and opened with Ponsford, while S. Hird replaced as 120 ahead of the test as the teams were announced. Voce bowled a bumper to Woodfull who fell for seven as Ponsford faced a controversial no ball before being dismissed. Verity and Hammond and others bowled tightly as England fielded.
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Sydney Creket Ground
Ironmunger
Lef Hander
End S. Hird
Australia
W. M. Woodfull
Pumaford
V. ¥. Richardson
F. Kippas
J. McCabe
J. Hinkleton
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Oldfield
CV. Grimwell
T. W. Wall
WJ. O'Heay
Nagely S. Hird
England
D. R. Jardine
Satellite
Roe
S. Wyatt
WR Vammond
Nawab of
Patawdi
L. E Games
G. C. Allen
H. Larwond
Voce
H. Verity
Paynter
Woodfull
Coum
Paddington
Ponsford
Australia Innings Highlights From The Test
The scorecard shows Woodfull Anws and Ponaford among top scorers, with close dismissals by Larwood and Voce. Grimmett and Nagel took key wickets as Allen, OReilly, and Wall contributed runs. Fingleton retired after a finger injury while enduring a tough day at the crease.
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Australia
Fiat
Anws
Ponaford
Lapwood
Pingleton
Allen
Larwood
Kippax
McCabe
Mannwond
Voor
Oldfield
Ames
Grimmett
Voce
Nagel
Taewood
Il Oreilly
Lamten
Hammond
View
Verity
Hanincand
Wagga Express Rail Motor Resumes Saturday Run
The Narandera to Wagga Rail Motor schedule resumes on Saturdays with the Wagga Express. Departures include Narandera and stops at Grong Grong Matong Ganmain Wooloon Coolamon and Marrar with return to Narandera and Wagga launches.
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Histon
Junee
Wagga Rall
Grong
Matong
Ganmain
Wagga
Fom
Coolamon
Narandera Wi
Narandera Coe & Return
Wagga event details for visiting English team and public closure
A damaged text outline describes an international visit by English cricket players to Wagga Wagga with broadcasts from Melbourne and Sydney. It notes official play times, a half-day holiday for Wagga, entertainment plans, and special trains, with invitations to Board of Control members and mentions of local park and venue arrangements. The article references local businesses and crowd expectations around the event.
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Boptleen
Amabie
Tony Ke
Melbourne
Lofeahine
Mie Rarie
Bydney Dabona Hvill
Australia
Pop. Ware
Mnager
Board of Control
Robertson
Wapga Distret
N. B. W_ Creiket_Asanele lion
Heve Glay
Wagen
Cap'tal
Association Ance ‘i
Uxteland
Southern Districts team and scoring board update
The article notes the Southern Districts team selections and recent cricket ground updates. A new scoring board by Maples will display individual batsman and bowler analyses, with attendants J Geffney and J Huden on duty. Attending officials include A Andrews Barker and J Puller for the Southern Districts.
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Maples
Beckwith Street
Hatemen
Mestre
J. Geffney J. Hudeon
Meanie
A. Anedrews
K. Barker
J. Puller
London Observer Notes England Bowling Atrocities
The Evening Standard lauds McCabe and Rich arizona for stopping the rat while booing Larwood continues. It notes his three valuable wickets and warns that excessive praise could lead to dangerous onfield incidents. Lord Hurts criticizes overdramatic pumping and favors a fuller pitch. Tate’s form is cited as a potential threat to England’s partnership with McCabe and Richardson.
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London
Evening Standard
McCabe
Richarizona
England
Larwood
Hurks
Voce
Tate
McCabe Richardson
Adventare
London House considers measures to coordinate passenger raffle
Four measures designed to coordinate under waifled control of the passer ger raffle of London in being considered by the House of Commons.
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London
House of Common
Bradman Declared Unfit For First Test
Bradman, ill with a sore throat, was withdrawn from the opening first test after medical examination deemed him unfit to play. Substitution fielding replaced him as reporters in London noted sympathy for Australia and concern over the team’s strength.
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Conral
Hradman Showld
Ole
Ted Bee
Hin
Aradnian i Jn
No Test Insurance For NSW Cricket Arm
Unclear report notes decisions on insurance for the New South Wales cricket effort. The text references a past view and a decision process affecting the Test team, but the exact actions remain ambiguous in this fragment.
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Wagga Life Raving Chub
Wagon Lawn Tennis Club
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Leeton
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