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SYDNEY, February 12. Sailed, Surrey, for New Zealand ports. SYDNEY, February 12. Th egolfer Jim Ferrier left by the Largs Bal for England, to take part in the amateur open championships, also other important championships in the British Isles. PERTH, February 12. At the National Swimming Championships, Australian records were established by the New South Wales
competitor, Kitty Mackay, ■who won the 110yds women’s free-style in 1.9, and 110yds women’s backstroke in 1.22. BULAWAYO, February 11. Rhodesia, first, 4 for 157. Bowling, McCormick 0 for 8; Sievers 2 for 22; O’Reilly 0 for 55; McCabe 1 for 46; Chipperfield 1 for 18. Match drawn. Slow scoring characterised Rhodesia’s innings, three hours’ play producing only eighty-six runs. Rain prevented play after tea.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 February 1936, Page 2
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