15 i i i, eng. arai forms walthonah bin snath Javas Kad v v 9 Ca, Gth, 82, Fast Bowling of Ward Safi no official quotations to that effect, Aceh" Em tT ate were paid and Main Factor ry many regrets were voiced at London, Nov: Prices: from $1. to $3, Special Scenery and Costumes N. M, SOKOLSKY, Producer Booking at Moutrie's and Theatre Symphony Orchestra A ing form, the "F" Company of the si at Forest Hills. It was the final many, Whi turn came to reply, Although ing at home, Cam-With Welborn again in fine shoot-ancient as ace The controversial match occurred the loss of a very good friend of Fourth Marines obtained a comfort- Adelaide, Nov. 8. of the 1933 women's national cham-|+he Major did so most modestly, bridge U were severely able lead in the early stages of the The New Zealand team which tour- Pionship. At that time she had throwing the bouquets back at his trounced by a Acadef: match against the "E" Company of ea Britain last summer met with a|orgone play in the Wightman cup colleagues in Shanghai sport. mical in a Union match the same regiment which finally evere defeat to-day against South matches because of "sub-acute un: mhe rousing singing of "For He's ° The of 32-28, The winners jumped to ai, paved the way to a narrow victory Aus: Masia og ten On, stable fifth lumbar vertebra symptoms. The rousing singing, of "For Hes The visitors triumphed by 25 flying start and tallied ten points to main cause of the heavy set- ing Miss Jacobs, causing her tojên exceedingly pleasant function. superior riter, t 2.30, 5.30 and This malady overtook her while play- 4 Jolly Good Fellow', rounded off [points to 9 after ing all-round
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Following that the leaders made ten the fast bowling of Ward, who claim: games in the third set his, of more to finish the half by 20-9. ce Tou Sry for ked Of aa course, deprived "the other Helen" The second two quarters saw an {ne second. 7 SHOE, BID us ae N: a rants innings and seven wick 2 i an outright victory, and became Sis cohen Moe to te ale ce] TE E O 3 igraat converstlonel topis Matz the "F" cagers to continue their ag- 7 The top scorer of the match was that "Little Poker Face" could iveness. Summary:—Badcock, Australia's young opening have gone on and served faults and a h a tt, f. pts. bat who contributed 114. Don netted serves from her rival. Any-Momi an g ft £ pte] Bradman was out before he could way, here are some of the things M i Nittinger å © 0 &|get into his stride, scoring only Wills says about the match: Funk 1 2 8 è eleven. "My feeling was one of surprise Miles 2 1 1 5 The scores were: New Zealanders hat T hed reached the semi-finals at Carter BOR 151 and 186. Sowh Australia 331 all. My mind would tell me re 73 2 5 28 land seven without loss—Reuter. to go, but there was no answering
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