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  4. Hurwood, New Queensland Bowler, Bidding for Australian XI.

    (By "NOT OUT") A few weeks back, when discussing the Australian fifteen for England, it was mentioned that the big matches then to be played might bring to light a fresh player or two, notably a bowler with strong claims for selection. This ...

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  5. TATT'S CUP WINNER, TRAINER AND RIDER.

    Trainer K. Duggan and his apprentice, J. Goldstone, were associated in their biggest win to date when Jeypore (right) captured Tattersall's Cup at Randwick on New Year's Day. Jeypore is a four-year-old by the Queensland sire, Highfield, and is just striking his best form. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. Ideal Cricket Teams

    Readers of the "Referee" will have noted that one has said from time to time that the ideal Australian team for England should include two high-grade left-hand batsmen and one, at least, slow-medium, high-grade, left-hand spin ...

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  7. DOUBLE FOR CHALLENGE—ANNIVERSARY

    With the Carrington Stakes as a guide to sprint form, the Challenge Stakes is usually regarded as a little easier to pick than the average big handicap. Whether it will prove so on this occasion remains to be seen, but it is certain that some of those who figured prominently in the Carrington, are likely to be well in the picture again. However, a non-starter in the Carrington in Remora reads as good as anything on Christmas form to commence a ...

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  8. AMAZING DON BRADMAN.

    By scoring 452 not out, Bradman has set the tongues of the whole, world wagging. He has eclipsed Ponsford, the machine. But Bradman is more than a machine. He has the audacity of youth, and, if he has not the peerless grace of some of the great masters, he makes rungetting so easy that he ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. QUEENSLAND'S BOWLER

    Despite record-breaking by D. Bradman, A. Hurwood, the Queensland medium-paced howler, established his name in Sydney by his bowling. Throughout the match he kept such an even standard of attack that everyone in Sydney seems to agree that Australia does not possess a better all-round ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  10. BRADMAN SHOULD GO EASY

    DON BRADMAN will be well advised to ease up' in his cricket as much as possible. He has played so many big innings this season, in some of them scoring at an extraordinary pace at periods, that if he is not careful he will become stale. This, of course, is hot a season of Test cricket, ...

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  11. CARRINGTON SECOND

    TWELVE months ago, Whitta followed up a second in the Carrington by taking the Challenge Stakes, ...

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  12. FOR MELBOURNE

    Considering Greenstead was beaten into second place in the Challenge Stakes of 1922 under 10.8, it is not ...

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  13. How Bradman's Big Break Was Compiled

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  14. CARRIED BAT THROUGH.

    The Tasmanian batsman, J. Atkinson, has twice gone in first and carried his bat through an innings for his State against Victoria. He is becoming a rival ...

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  15. COMPARISON OF TIMES.

    In making his 452 Bradman scored much faster than Ponsford had done in his big innings. He passed oPnsford's 437 in 6 hours 46 minutes, Ponsford having ...

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  16. SOME BIRTHDAYS.

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