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MILITARY FUNERAL FOR CAMERON (UKITED PEBSt ASBOCIA7TOK—COPTEIGHT.) JOHANNESBURG, November 3. Five thousand people attended thf military funeral of H. B. Cameron, tho South African cricketer. There wer« 500 wreaths. A salute was fired, and the bagpipes played a lament. Leadins members of all branches of sport attended. The 500 wreaths included thos» from General J. B. M. Hertzog (Prima Minister), General J. C. Smuts (Minister for Justice), Holmes's team in Australia, and the Australians wh<» are on their way to South Africa. TARRANT'S TEAM REACHES BOMBAY (BJIIIB PJUSB ASSOCIATION ~„OFTBI«HT.) BOMBAY. November 3. Frank Tarrant's tci.m vf Austr; cricketers has arrived. They v.-ere given a reception on behalf of the Maharajah of Patiala, the Nawab of Bhopal, the president of the Indian Board of Control, and west of India states. FRIENDLY MATCH In a match at Barrington Street Park, Ashby, Bergh's defeated the Monarch Cricket Club by 96 runs to 41. For Ashby Bergh's, Columbus, with 40. was tha highest scorer. Bowling tor Monarch, R. Black took three wickets for eight runs, and C. Schultz two for 20. R. Crowther (19) was the highest scorer for Monarch. For Ashby Bergh's. Moore and Smith were the most effective bowlers.
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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21622, 5 November 1935, Page 14
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