Australia's dramatic victory in the first of the five Test matches has received nothing but praise in England. It is frankly admitted that the losers were fairly and squarely beaten by better men. The bowling of O'Reilly and Grimmett is applauded, and ...
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Article : 268 wordsHammond, apart from snicking Wall dangerously for 4, was a model of patience until he lunged forward to play a short ball from Grimmett which came straight ...
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Article : 81 wordsA special committee has been formed by the State Ministry to arrange entertainment for officers and seamen of war[?] which will be in Melbourne during ...
Article : 270 wordsPerhaps the chief virtue of the Grimmett-O'Reilly combination is that it induces O'Reilly to adhere to slow, medium pace, in which he excells, whereas if ...
Article : 438 words"The Blackshirts offer no apology," the leader of the British Union of Fascists (Sir Oswald Mosley) declared at a Fascist meeting at Shrewsbury. "The ...
Article : 202 wordsGrimmett and O'Reilly returned with the score at 134. The stubborn defenders each kept a blamelessly straight bat, declining the smallest temptation. In ...
Article : 75 wordsThe new American war debts Note was received too late for Ministerial consultation or for newspaper comment. Lobbyists state that the British Government ...
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Article : 105 wordsThere was a tense atmosphere as Geary entered for his second attempt to save England. In the first over from Grimmett he reached forward, and barely snicked ...
Article : 77 wordsFrance's official notification or default was received to-day. It is now believed that only Finland will pay in full on June 15. Italy may make a token payment. ...
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Article : 129 words"Like a Jules Verne story," said the chairman for the day (Mr. Ernest Turnbull), describing the thrilling narrative which Miss Jean Batten told yesterday ...
Article : 511 wordsClarence V. Grimmett, it is said, has become England's "public enemy No. 1," and William J. O'Reilly "public enemy No. 2," by their performance against England ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Article : 79 wordsResults of matches in which Australian women players are competing in tournaments in England were:— Beckenham.—Mrs. King (Eng.) d. Mrs. ...
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Article : 104 wordsWhen play began on the last day of the first Test match the weather was fine, cool, and cloudy, and it improved to beautiful sunshine as the day wore on. At no ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Thu 14 Jun 1934, Page 9
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