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TESTS WILL BE REMEMBERED. (Australian Pres* Association.) SYDNEY, March 1. The “Herald,” commenting on the tests, says: The series will be remembered for a number of incidents, many of them unpleasant, both on and off the field. England had more dependable batsmen and a shock attack which unsettled our own men, and up to' the fifth test was better served in the field. Unquestionably the leg theory attack did a great deal towards cramping Bradman’s style. TRIBUTE PAID 'TO JARDINE. (Received tlhis day at 9.20 a.m.) •LONDON, March 1. The “Manchester Guardian,'” paying tribute to jardine’s strong character, and ruthless captaincy, says that no general on a battlefield waged war with more than 'his grim consistent purposefulness. Such hardness an c b realism may nbt make for isweetncDs, but b lj ng victory. The paper- describes Bradman a® transformed from a.n adding machine to a dauntless trafficker in fortune. HOKITIKA JUNIORS V..ROS&. The Hokitika A. to travel to Rctss on S'undnv -'.s as follows : —Hughes Mitchell. Stapleton, Olson, Barnhill. Adamson. .Tolley (2), Diedrichs, Toohey and Hoffman.
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 March 1933, Page 5
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