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E. A. McDONALD KILLED IN
MOTOR ACCIDENT
London, July 22.
E. A. McDonald, the famous, Australian, and - Lancashire Inst bowler, was killed in a motoring accident near Belton, Lancashi early to-day.
McDonald's car callided
AUSTRALIAN HARD COURT CHAS
Australia on
another vehicle ande werved bedy a gres
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through the railings into a field
McDonald was injured, but limp
Sydney, July 8
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Edgar Arthur McDonald, whose there are difficulties end came with tragic suddenness is the strain, alread like that of young R. P. Northway a on feading players year ago, was only 45 years of age. can abstain from ent
m but then He was born on January 6, 1892, at the championships not have a Launceston, in Tasmania, which has great value. Then, there is the also given C. J. Eady, and Badcock difficulty in finding
gap in be to Test cricket
tween other fixtures of old standing.
TASMANIA'S GREATEST But McDonald was quite the greatest cricketer produced by
INTERPORT
Tasmania and also one of the very SWIMMING
greatest that has represented Aus-
tralia in Test cricket. As a fast TRIALS TO DAY
bowler he ranks with the greatest the world has known, having been dangerous on any kind of wicket.mers
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were only separated by He started his cricket career with touches in their first trial, and al- success for West Launceston Club. though Marques was beaten by only In 1910 he crossed over to Melbourne 12-5ths of a second, I still think that and began playing for East Mel Enrique Chan will again win this bourne Club. A year later he evening and make the Interport played for Fitzroy Club. That led team.
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first appearance for Australi England at Adelaide he opened bow ling with Jack Gregory, but did no thing notable. He took wicket providing Norman Lee with for 78 and 2 for 95. In the fourth equal chance against si Test at Melbourne he took 1 for 46+
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TIONS of the Sale by Public with great sue Teakwood dressing table with long Auction to be held on MONDAY, cess. In the summer of 1933 he mirror, $25. Then came the 1921 tour in Eng took 92 wickets, mending 9 for 281 Teakwood sideboard, $17.
the 16th day of Angust, 1937, at 3 land when McDonald and Gregory (against Todmorden.
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of Tom Richardson and Lockwood up, a finent easy
had a Test side so great a pair finess
of fast bowlers. In the 5 Tests he pace
took 27 wickets, and in all his record ver was 150 wickets.
After
des
so brilliantly in try England McDonald gave Australia too a shock when he accepted an offer Mc
to qualify for Lancashire. He first
played for that County in 1924 and from then till 1931 he dismissed over
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