Wales to-day, Don Bradman, the great Australian cricketer, established a new record for the total number of runs scored in first-class cricket by any Australia The former record was held by Warren Bardsley with an agercgate of 17461 runs. Bradman equalled the figure a few days ago when he scored 107 and 113 against Queensland.—Reuter. free kick, placed the ball to Kimber who, with a fine ground shot, netted from thirty yards out. (16 mins.)
This encouraged the Club and for a time they pressed, but Curtiss cleared to see the Army side attack. and Fulton, who seemed unable te do anything right, again missed a glorious chance to equalize.
Brown the right half was forcing play and sending along to the men in front of him lovely passes, but they could not get the ball to run the way they wanted, Hay was also doing some fine opening up work, but although the army side continued to write out numerous foot tall cheques, the Club's bankers, Gaberman, Jenssen and Greenberg refused to let them cash in on any of them,
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