Newtown bats well in opener as Cowan shines with four wickets
Newtown opened strong scoring 148 with R Grogker 62 and A Gadleir 43 aided by Sadleir and Croaker. Cowan took 4 for 30 as Country were bowled out for 66. Lampe 37 and Michelmere 31 also contributed for Country before innings closed. South Wagga and Wagga draw after South Wagga declared 161 with Sly’s 69 not out, Wagga ending 68 for 2 at stumps.
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Newtown
Country
Cricket Ground
R. Grogker
A. Gadleir
Sadlett
Cowan
Lampe
Michelmere
Wowling
W. Cowan
W. Lampe
W. Short
A. Gilchrist
O Cub
Hoare
G. Mitchelmore
Ee Baker
A. Powell
Satay Ee
Roberson
C Croaker
Bundries
South Wagga
Wagga
Newtown Ground
Souths
Sly
Goscelyn
J. Burt
Patton M. Strang
Patton
Josselyn
Patton O Giffen
St. Beer
Hedditech
Leck
Beer
Lockett
B Grade Postal v South Wagga thriller ends in win
South Wagga chased Postal's modest total and held on to win by four wickets and three runs. C Fawcett was dismissed early, while Lockett shone with key bowling and late wickets. Foord remained not out, and Primmer contributed a crucial score as the match swung on tight seam bowling and small partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal
South Wagga
C. Fawcett
C Byrnes
Lockett
Barlow
Begley
Slocum
Beazley
Woodward
Allan
Byrnes
Foord
Primmer
Bishop
B Lockett
Bowling: Woodward Foord Fawcett Hill Douglas Primmer Darfow
Woodward 1/90 Foord 628 Foord 0/18 Fawcett 0/18 Hill 0/7 Douglas 6/1a Primmer 6/10 Darfow 3/8.
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Woodward
Foord
Fawcett
Hill
Douglas
Primmer
Darfow
Hardy's v. Newtown Soldiers' wicket match result
Hardy's led by Angel and McGrath while Newtown's A Edwards and Myles top-scored. Final: Hardys 4 wickets and 7 runs by etc. Newtown all out after Dowling Dowsett and Burt bowling. Hardyn wins by 2 wickets and some runs.
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A. Edwards
McGrath
Flavell
Burt
Wi Myles
A. Brown
Dowsett
F. Clifton
A. V. Whiteman
W. Inelis
Angel
St. Ferguson
Goldsworthy
R. McGrath
Dowling
A. Merath
W. Burt
I. McGrath
Kember
A. Hardys
M. Angel
Brown
Myles
Inglis
S. O'Halloran
A. McGrath
Weaslip
Tin
Bundrieg
Victorian girl bowler dominates English women cricket lineup
In a Victorian match, the English women were bowled out for 119 as Antonia, the standout bowler, claimed 3 wickets for 24 runs. England’s Snowvall opened, with Ketells Maclagan and others dismissed by Antonio, while Deane Morsehead and Ketelis also contributed figures. Bowling figures show Antonio 5/21, Deane 1/3, Morsehead 1/4, Ketelis 1/12, Paluses 1/28.
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Antonia
England
Snowvall
Ketells Maclagan
Palmer
Hide
Antonio
Childs
Clements
Antoni Partridge
Hchards
Archdale
Morgzehead
Turner
Taylor
MD Larty
Deanis Liebert
Spear
Deane
Morsehead
Ketelis
Paluses
Victorian Girls Score Well in Match with England
Victorian women cricketers posted 251 for 1st innings against England’s 110, led by Misa Antonio with 43. Miss Maclagan claimed 4 for 34 as England struggled.
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Melbourne
Victoria
England
Misa Antonio
Miss Maclagan
Oil doys v Lake at No 2 wicket innings
In a batsman heavy scoreline Oil Doys tallied 115 all out with Benn 41 Barrand 2, Boyton 37 Inglis 19, Harvey 9 and Andrews 0. Walker, Graham and Wild sparkled in bowling with Wild taking 3/24 and Graham 2/22. Lake Albert reply started Angel 4 not out and Graham 4, Watkins 3, Jerrick 0/ not out as Lake pinned, with Holgate 0/2, Barrand 0/5 and Andrews 0/9 among bowlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
D. Graham
Jerrick
Wild
Lake Albert
Orst
O’Farrell Cup Team Named By Wega Association
The O’Farrell Cup Wega Association plans a strong team to West Wyalong tomorrow to pursue possession of the cup. Wagga’s lineup includes captain M. Cusick and players Sadleir Bly Galv’n Griffin Mould Burt Strange Leck and K. Campbell among others.
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Wega Association
West Wyalong
Wagga
M. Cusick
Sadleir
Brown Bly
Galv'n
Griffin
Mould
Burt
Strange
B. Leck
K. Campbell
For Your Friends Away Post them the Wagga Express
The Wagga Express presents this week’s news in a single issue and details postage rates. Within the Commonwealth a single copy costs id, with the same rate to New Zealand or the British Isles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagga
Commonwealth
New Zealand
British Isles
Poisoning suspected in NSW sheep herd collapse near Natandera
George Blacker of Tomwth Park Yanko reports 2100 ewes from Hulleton suffering poisoning like symptoms after grazing near Carrathool. Stock Inspector Yeomans conducted post mortems confirming poisoning as the cause and awaiting analysis. Grasshopper balls spread ten to fourteen days prior, rain to blame for washing poison into ground, some waterholes may retain poison. Four horses in droves were affected but recovered.
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George Blacker
Tomwth Park
Natandera
Hulleton
Carrathool
Yeomans
Thots Club Seeks To Save Teams For Sunday Matches
The note asks sporting clubs to forward team lists to the office for Sunday matches, requesting early submission each week and indicating this instruction appears in the Saturday edition for timely publication.
Flour Tax Legislation Introduced in House of Representatives
Legislation introduces a flour tax of £2 12s 6d per ton for 12 months from January 7. The tax applies to all flour manufactured after that date and to stocks over 1000 lb on January 7, with exemptions for bran not fit for humans, unsold taxed flour used in other products, certain export and charitable uses, and flour for specific manufacturing needs. Monthly returns required for tax assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
N. Territories
Farm accident leaves man crushed under wagon near Lockhart
While helping with hay at farmer Lindsay Crowe's property near Wagga, a hay load sagged from a wagon. He jumped clear but was knocked down as the hay fell and the wagon wheels ran over his feet. He sustained severe injuries and was admitted to a private hospital in Lockhart.
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Lindsay Crowe
Orangeline
Wagga
Lockhart
Interstate Tennis Triangles In Melbourne Matches In Rain
Inter state tennis ties among Victoria New South Wales and South Australia were played in Melbourne on Thursday two days after rain delayed play. Results include Crawford and Thompson for NSW defeating Quist and Turnbull in doubles while players from SA NSW and Victoria contested singles and doubles with multiple sets and rubbers tallied for each side. The day also featured the Victorian championships starting late due to weather with Crawford recording a walkover.
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Victoria
New South Wales
South Australia
Melbourne
N.S. Walesa
Crawford
Nsw
Quist
Thompson
N.S.W
D Schwartz
Bromwich
N.B.W
Turnbull
Howe
S.A
Huxley
Mia Hopman
N. S.W
Miss Griffith
Misa Coyne
Miss Collison
Man O'Halloran
Miss Ryan
Misa Martgan
Miss le Messurier
Brisbane Tennis Australia Wins Early Singles in International Match
Brisbane hosted the international tennis event with Brisbane Australia triumphing in the first two singles. McGrath defeated Kirby 6 4 2, Cummings beat Maler 3 6 6 0, Menzel overcame Moon with set scores 6 2 and 6 9. A large crowd attended as Menzell from Ceecho beat Grinstead of Queensland 6 2 6 3.
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Australia
Brisbane
Vv. B. McGrath
D. V. GG. Kirby
Africa
R. O. Cummings
D. E. Maler
Spain
Menzel d Moon
Menzell
Ceecho
Grinstead
Queensland
Matches at Newcastle Exhibition Tennis Contests
In Newcastle on Saturday Boussus of France defeated Dunlop of Australia 6 4 6 2 while Chrystal of Australia beat Brugnon of France 4 6 6 1 6 2. The Wales state championship ended last weekend, with official quarters judging profits from the events totaling £3438, of which the LTA of Australia will receive £1170. Saturday takings reached £1625.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Boussus
France
Dunlop
Australia
Chrystal
Brugnon
Wales
L.T.A
Big Golf Purse at Lakes Course Two Days 72 Holes
American professionals competed for a large purse in a two day 72 hole event at the Lakes course. Leaders after yesterday include W Bolger New South Wales with 73 142 and Harry Cooper United States with 74 49 143. Other scores featured C Wood United States 70 74144 Runyan 73 TI-144 Kirkwood 146 Kelly 148 Richardson 145 Shute United States 149 Naismith Victoria 148 Thompson United States 249 McKensie 150 Siegel 151 Ferrier 152.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakes
W. Bolger
N.S.W
Harry Cooper
U.S.A
C. Wood
P. Runyan
J. Kirkwood
M. L. Kelly
V. Richardson
D. Shute
U.S A
E. Naismith
J. Thompson
U.8.a
W. McKensie
L. Siegel
J. Ferrier
Wagga Express Seeks Reports on Sporting and Social Events
The proprietors of the Wagga Express request full reports of all sporting body events and social functions, including telephone tips. Arrangements with postal authorities will bill such telephone calls to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagga Wagga Express
Arsenic Mix-Up At Cowra Farm Causes Illness And Deaths
At a Cowra district farm a mistaken packet of arsenic was confused with baking powder. The farmer fed rabbits and later used the arsenic in tarts, making the family ill. Everyone recovered, but the next morning thirty turkeys were found dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowra
Rabbite
Wade Argeing
Printed by Dunstan for Dey Express in Wagga Wagga
Printed and published by Charles Wilmot Dunstan for the Dey Express Newspaper Company Limited at the Company’s Registered Printing Works Johnston Street Wagga Wagga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilmot Dunstan
Dey Xpress” Newspaper Company Limited
Johnston Street
Wagga Wagga
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C Gilchrist
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Short
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Finare
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Wheketa
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Campbell Opal
Kirby
J Beer
J. Mould
Lees
Galvin
Hunter
Bly
Soutit Wagga
Woodwarn
H Barlow
MY Chambers
Stobbing
Williams
Barlow Bearley
Hardy’s v. Newtown
Hardyn
Holgate
Watkins
Boyton
Barrand
Andrews
Wagga v. West Wyalong
Stan. Edwards
P.O
Baylis
Lorne Street
Junee
Harvey
the- Mag
D. Huxley
Gilchrist
Thompson d. Quist
Tunball
Schwartz
Sproule
Hassett
Thomas
Holloway d. Howe
Ewin d. Kehwartz
Tonkin d. Harvey
Miss Buck
N.S.W. v. Victoria
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Hattersley
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Hopman
Miss Coyne
Bellamy
Chitty
D. Bellamy
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Bear Mussen
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