England Holds Advantage at Lords in Second Test
England ends day two at Lords 299 for five as Leyland 95 and Ames 44 stand with Wood and Chipperfield starring with ball. Australia’s Grimmett struggles while Sutcliffe and Hammond falter. England lead on first innings 425.
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Opening batsmen set the pace in English innings
The opening pair Walters and Sutcliffe faced strong wind as Grimmett and others bowled well. Walters built a steady 82 with support from Sutcliffe before the innings ended at 130, Chipperfield dismissing key batsmen and Walters reaching a proud half century in 100 minutes.
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England and Australia Team Lineups in Ailed Test
The document lists players from England and Australia for a cricket test match. Notable names include Wyatt, Woodfull, Sutcliffe, Grimmett, OReilly, and Lindwall among others, with several unsure spellings and partial initials indicating a historical scorecard or lineup snippet.
Fine Weather For Test
London observers note a fine start with favorable conditions as the English left hander shines at the crease. He bats brilliantly with no chances offered, proving a continual worry to bowlers and fielders who shift to adapt to his stroke play.
England Test Scores First Innings Overview
The Scores England first innings lists Walters 82, Sutcliffe 20, Hammond 2, Hendren 13, Wratten 33, Leyland 2, plus Sunil 4 and others, total 288 all out. Fall of wickets shows key collapses with bowlers Wall, McCabe, Grimmett and OReilly among the wicket takers. Grimmett 6/74 the standout figure.
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St Jarding on Quiet Test as Woodfull, Chipperfield Shine
D St Jardine praises Woodfull for utilizing bowlers and notes Chipperfield's surprising success. He calls the Lord’s test unusually quiet and worthy of applause for focusing on cricket above all else.
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England Firmly Resumes Test Credence On Day Two
Grimmett OReilly and Chipperfield bowled solidly as Leyland Ames and Watt stitched a 62 run partnership. Chipperfield bowled 22 overs five maidens for 43 runs and 3 wickets, while England edged toward a big total with Leyland and Ames scoring freely and a 79 run partnership in 65 minutes.
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Lord's Oval Tests Hold Historic Cricket Averages
The Lord's ground has long favored Australia. In 38 years of Tests there Australia has 6 wins, England 4, with 5 draws. England has not won a Test at Lord's in 38 years.
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Victorian United Country Confers On State Policy Rift
The United Country Party of Victoria withdraws from the Federal Country Party and convenes a conference to reassess policy. Victorian President Hocking notes Dr Page's proposals have merit but the State body must shape next election strategy.
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Larwood Defends MCC Spirit Against Political Influence Claim
Former MCC secretary Larwood ridicules claims of political meddling in MCC conventions and says he will not play in Tests. Sir Stanley Jackson declines comment, calling Larwood’s statements harmful to cricket. A Burnlee Club deputation offers Larwood a professional post as Arthur Richardson's 8-year contract ends in September.
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Leg-Theory Bowling Ban Considered by MCC Committee
The Morning Post reports two MCC committee meetings debated leg theory bowling. A final ban appears likely after the Tests, though no official confirmation was obtained. The captain of the national eleven is expected to implement a quiet ban.
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Marylebone Cricket Club
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Brewster Rolls-Royce Sedan Bypasses High Price
Rolls-Royce Amer ica introduces The Brewster sedan using a Ford V-4 engine and 127 inch wheelbase on a Ford chassis. Production plans include two sport models, with a price point lower than competing Rolls-Royce cars in America and similar to Ford V-8 De Luxe Sedan pricing.
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England
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Vote for Defence Budget Aims for New Cruiser and Batteries
The Federal Government plans to vote 4,000,000 pounds for defence this year. Funds will buy a new cruiser to replace HMAS Brisbane, install modern batteries at Sydney Newcastle and Fremantle, and provide heavy anti aircraft batteries.
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