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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1934
Page
8
Fragmentary tally shows Teeten with 197 points defeating Oman 48 to 12 at Lealon Nubendera. Ganmaln and Sunmdera appear in results with small scores. Matus led the scoring with the highest mention in the fragment.
City football and rugby league results from Sydney with Wests defeating North and Fists beating Newtown. Rugby union sees Manly and Northern Suburbs winning with scores noted. Australian rules reports North Line over Sydney and South Sydney 17 19, while other lines reference East Sydney and clubs like St George and Parramatta with scattered numbers.
The Blake Cup game between OLE BOYS and MINtin ended 40 to 2 in favor of OLE BOYS. Northertewin fielded a full side while MINtin finished with eight men. The piece criticizes late draw policies and warns the competition could fold if plans aren’t adhered to. It notes Rugby League’s stance on Blake Cup and urges younger players’ encouragement to sustain the event.
The Gouy Nine Judiciary Committee at Albion Hotel on War Monday night ruled Gundagal and Young winners over Cornwundu in the Gleeson Shield contest. The decision followed questions about Russell and McManus not being residents due to a 28 day absence from Coota Moundra.
West Wyalong rugby notes Teague states Group 1X suspended Coot Soundra from all games this season including next Wednesday Maher Cup match.
The Federal Attorney General Mr Wintham, back from the goodwill mission to the East, expressed satisfaction at the warming of the wires on Australian policy. He said misunderstandings were removed and statements abroad did not injure Australia. He urged severing political control of state departments to preserve public goodwill.
Australia posted their tour’s lowest score in the first innings against Northamptonshire, with Bradman and teammates struggling as injuries and misfields hampered progress. In the second innings Australia halted Northamptonshire’s reply and the match ended in a draw after nine wickets fell.
A century old match narrative shows Teal cricket’s volatile fortunes and the uncertain outcome for Australia, highlighting a narrow victory and lingering doubts about future results amid tense play and public commentary.
To-day's match sees England's Dentemen facing Australia at Lord's with team changes. Captain Wyatt leads a lineup including Robina, Walters, Pataudi, and Livock, while replacements Havara Brown Turnbull and Allen join. Umpires F Cheater and J Hardstat named for the second Test at Lord's amid timber fever.
J B D Hobbs denounces gloom clubs formation while recalling England’s still held show. The 1930 Trent Bridge Ashes win by Australia hints England’s bowling weakness. Grimmett and O Reilly cited as matchwinners England lacks. Gilligod writes of domestic storms in Notts per severance stoking bad feeling in the championship.
In the Maher Cup match at Wast Wyalong Gundagal beat Gundogni by 10 to 4 at halftime. The game was fast and heavy with tecque. West Wyalong coach Casey was tackled as police intervened to separate players. Also, Mr HH Glanville, new Sydney control officer, is noted after promotion from Junee. Leeton defeated Temora by 1 point to 5 with gate takings listed.
A 1900 Hereford cattle mob from Charleville travels via Miedeay and Doningion to Marpeco Station. The herd, in fair condition, formed the main traveling march as they proceeded along the route.
Australian mule competition advances with Newtown to face Collingwood at Bolton Park and North Wagga meeting Newtown at North Wagga. Dranguluty travels to Man'soplah. Newtown sits bottom of the poll, Collinguilis second. Northe Wagga's clash expected to be best, having one loss. Teams listed with players and emergencies, all to assemble at the Great Southern Hotel by 2.18 for instructions.
The Wagga Cycling Club plans a 10 mile road race on Yarcutta Road tomorrow. Handicaps list riders such as Williamson H Young B King M De Groot R McDonald W Munro C Hil S Dew ery C Mallen W Mitchell Newnamm Waite M Olear Horridan and others with varying start times.
Riverina Hockey Association announces Temuramona to contest the second round against the Wagga Teschers at Bolton Park tomorrow. Kickoff is at 3 p.m. with Teachers team members Berry Ken Cullen Gordon Edwarda Belton J Walker W Wicker H Masterson Bondletts Broadhurst and reserves Cuskeily Hunt Crabtree. Ground reported in perfect condition.
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