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Expert Tuition -- The art of diving to the off is demonstrated to a class of young cricketers at the Middlesex indoor cricket school at Alexandra palace by Harry Crabtree, former Essex cricketer, who is now MCC Chief advisor for youth. At this £6,00 school, officially opened by Sir Pelham Warner, free tuition is given to promising lads by expert amateurs and professionals. January 09, 1953. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Score Boards. January 6, 1932.

Rain's innings. - The covered wicket at the Cricket Ground to-day. December 15, 1930.

Souvenir copy at the world's record aggregate cricket score N.S.W Vs Victoria at Sydney Cricket Ground 23-30th Jan 1909. Sovereign copy made Feb. 2, 1909. June 21, 1949.

Using a squeegee on the rain-sodden pitch for the Fourth Test at Old Trafford. September 11, 1930. (Photo by Sports & General Press Agency Limited).

Pads: The new (held by Keith Miller, (left) and the old (held by Ray Lindwall). Note protecting flap on the newer pad. September 26, 1949.

A New Concrete Cricket Pitch -- Left to Right: Len Muncer, of Glamorgan; Bill Edrich, England and Mieddlesex; and Eddie Ward, of the Chiswick school demonstration the easy laying of the concrete sections of the pre-cast cricket pitch. March 04, 1949. (Photo by Sport and General Press Agency Limited).

English Cricket Record Broken By Cambridge University Players -- J. G. Dewes (left) with G. H. G. Doggart, in front of the score board, after their record breaking innings. Playing against Essex at Cambridge, G. H. G. Doggart and J. G. Dewes, of Cambridge University put up a new English cricket record scored 429 runs - Dewes 204 and Doggart 219. The previous record of 398 was held by W. Gunn and A. Shoewsbury and was set up in 1890. The Cambridge captain declared at the end of the day's play - with the score just 26 runs short of the world record. May 9, 1949. (Photo by Sport & General Press Agency Limited).

"Come War, Come Rain - We Must Have Our Cricket" "O" Dradman! The score board at the Brisbane Cricket Ground at the fall of the third wicker yesterday was historic. February 7, 1940.

Won twice in a night - Trinidad - born Percy Lewis, British amateur featherweight champion, fought twice in a night recently and won both times. He outpointed Spaniard Pineiro at Wernbly, donned a track suit and dashed to Shepherd's Bush, where he beat Clem A'Court. Here he lands one of his many straight lefts on A'Court. November 30, 1952. (Photo by Paul Popper Ltd.).

Young Gildo, Filipinos featherweight who makes a return to Sydney to night at the sports *****. He is to meet *****. April 04, 1939.

Queensland V England At Brisbane Cricket Ground -- Leyland had a life when he snicked off a fast ball from Gilbert to the wicket keeper. The ball hit the latter in the stomach, he doubled up with pain and his chance was lost. February 13, 1933.;Queensland V England At Brisbane Cricket Ground -- Leyland had a life when he snicked off a fast ball from Gilbert to the wicket keeper. The ball hit the latter in the stomach, he doubled up with pain and his chance was lost.

Sport Cricket Equipment. October 28, 1945.

Boxer Dies during about -- Lieut. Charles Potter (white shirt) of the police rescue squad attempts to revive the unconscious Bobby Burton, Pittsburgh boxer, who died a short time after he was knocked down by a fighter of the same name from this city. The Rev. Galliano Cavallaro administers last rites of the Catholic church at left. At right is Dr. James Flanagan, Boxing commission physician who first sought to revive Burton after he was floored by a right hand punch to the body in fifth round last night. Policeman tries to revive the unconscious Bobby Burton, knocked down by a fighter of the same name. A right to the body did it. Burton died. October 31, 1946. (Photo by AP Wirephoto)

Weighing-time at the N.Y. State Athletic Commission is 12 noon. An official does the job. April 01, 1949.

Boxing. May 03, 1932.

Charlie Dunn - Boxing. January 07, 1954.

Segregation And Integration - Schools, Students, Universities - America. September 09, 1955. (Photo by Look Magazine).

Australian In Olympic Final : Australia's T. Bruce (404) competing in the final of the Long Jump at the Wembley Stadium. July 31, 1948. (Photo by OPA Photo).

Charlie Dunn. January 08, 1954. (Photo by Bryan Douglas Cameron/Fairfax Media).

It's said only a packed Madison Sq. Garden like this made Jacobs smile. December 01, 1950.

Rev. Gordon Powell at St. Stephen's church MacQuarie St. November 11, 1953.

Barbara Mansfield. February 18, 1940.

Ad Wolgast & Battling Nelson. March 14, 1937. Apx. 1916

Sport Boxing Action to 1949. March 17, 1948. (Photo by International NewsReel).

Arthur Cripps as he was when middle weight champion of Australia. January 23, 1930.

Prize-Fighting as it was in 1960 and Boxing as it is Expected to be in 1980 - Pat O'keefe (right) with Bill Knight, as the prize-fighters of 1960 with the referee and seconds. A novel boxing set was staged at the "Ring" Blackfriers Road, when a tournament was held for charity.Pat O'Keefe, the old middle-weight champion, with the aid of a sparring partner, gave a representation of prize-fight in 1860.The pair fought in the clothes and under the rules which were the custom in that year.Late O'Keefo returned with his partner and depicted boxing as he expects is to be in 1960. January 16, 1933. (Photo by Central News).

Marbles -- A La Whitey Ford -- Using Baseballs in a novel game of Marbles, pitcher Whitey Ford plays with his two-year-old son, Eddie, at the Ballplayer's Glen Cove, L.I., Home. Ford recently returned from an Exhibition tour of Japan with his fellow New York Yankees. How can you miss with big "Marbles" Like Those August 12, 1955. (Photo by United Press Photo).

Carly Rainey, Delaney. April 02, 1934.

SP-Baseball-American-Boston Red Sox. July 11, 1951.

Getting It In The Neck - Punkten (left) and Nitzschke, both from behind the iron curtain, Hammer each other in their Middleweight contest in the European boxing championships now being held in Berlin.Both boxers seem unable to look each other in the face and if Punkten doesn't open his eyes he'll find himself drawn onto a lovely left. May 30, 1955. (Photo by Paul Popper Photo).

Ewart Potgieter, a 21-year-old farmer from Vryheid, in Northern Natal, South Africa, who tremendous size (7ft 2in, 3181b) make shim the Union's newest ring sensation. He won his first fight inside 30 seconds of the first bell. August 03, 1955.

Cathy Thomas pulled no punches in three rounds with Sam Smiling. The crowd thought Sam did. June 30, 1954.

Young Athletes "Tune Up". 19-year-old Colin Tucker, of the Thames Valley Harriers, who is fast making a name for himself as a javelin thrower of merit, seen receiving a few hints from Mr. W.L. Plumridge the A.A.A. Honorary Senior Coach of the Thames Valley Harriers, during training at Alperton Sports Ground. Four other javelin throwers watching intently are (left to right) D. Tucker of the Thames Valley Harriers; M. Ruder of the London Olympiades: V. Kay of Middlesex Ladies: and D. Coulter. January 13, 1955. (Photo by Fox Photos).

Sand Flies as B. Burstin, arms out and head after a 44ft. 1½in. jump in the Hop, Step and ***** the University Oval. May 25, 1954.

Best Foot Forward A jump ahead of the forthcoming athletic season is London girl hurdler Pamela French, of Spartan Ladies' athletic Club. She is seen taking a hurdle in fine style during practice on Tooting Bec Common, London. April 7, 1954. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Australian Boxer Brothers-in-Law in England For Series of Fights. Jack Solomons talking to Eddie Miller (left) and Terry O'Toole (centre) at his gymnasium. Two Australian Boxers, who are brothers-in-law are in London, at present training at Jack Solomons gymnasium for a series of fight engagements. They are Terry O'Toole a prominent lightweight, and Eddie Miller, feather-weight champion of Australia. May 1, 1947. (Photo by Topical Press).

Trio For America -- A close up of Miss Pat Smythe (24) with her two horses Tosca, the grey, and Prince Hal (brown), which will accompany her on her forthcoming visit to Canada and America, at her home at Miserden (Glos). Britain's a leading horsewoman, 24-year-old Pat Smythe is one of a team of three riders being sent by the British show jumping Association to America and Canada this Autumn, where they will meet teams from Chile, Italy, Ireland, Mexico, the Argentine and perhaps Spain in addition to "home" teams representing America and Canada. September 21, 1953. (Photo by Fox Photos).

Jack "King" Solomons, the ***** given encouragement to both Scotland Peter Keenan world champion Vic Toweel after the weigh-in of their ***** scrap in Johannesburg last January. Keenan last ***** over the 15 rounds. March 4, 1953.

Kirk and manse behind him, the minister looks toward the green hills far, far away, ready to find a golfing sermon in every stone and bunker. He goes around in an approximate 90. November 18, 1953.

Champ Arrives. Gus Lesnevich the world light-heavy-weigh champion with Jack Solomons (with cigar) at Southampton ***** his arrival from New York in the Queen Mary. Lesnevich will take up training quarters in readiness for hit fight with Freddie Mills at White City. To keep up his strength during his stay he has brought tins of tennis and fruit juice. July 2, 1948. (Photo by Mirror Feature).

Hollywood star Richard Boone who will appear in Kangaroo Kid had a work-out at the McQuillans Gym with Harry Hayes who lights Irvin Street at the stadium this Monday night. November 27, 1950.

L.K.S. Mackinnon Stakes. 1. Rising Fast, 2. Ray Ribbon, 3. Electro. November 01, 1955. (Photo by The Herald & Weekly Times Ltd.).

Jack Gardner - New British Heavyweight Champion -- A fine action picture as Gardner (left) evades a terrific right swing from Woodcock. After one of the most thrilling contests seen far many years Jack Gardner, a 24 year old Leicester farmer, became the new heavyweight champion of Gt. Britain and the British Empire, defeating Bruce Woodcock, who returned at the end of the 11th round, in their battle at the Earle Court Hall, London. November 15, 1950. (Photo by Sport & General Press Agency, Limited).

Brother Watches Over Brother Brother who looks after brother is Vincent, who is seen with Walter Cartier, the American middle-weight, who has arrived in London for his contest against Randy Turpin at Earls Court on the 17th. Picture taken today at Solomon's gym. March 9, 1953.

Australian Tour Opens - General view of the match in progress with Worcester Cathedral in the background. The score at the end of the first days play was 232 for 9. Sunshine greeted the Australian Test Side, when they opened their first match of the tour at Worcester against Worcestershire to-day. Cricket enthusiasts, 14,000 strong (5000 more were shut out) gathered on the ground to watch the Aussies in their first match in England since 1938. April 28, 1948.

At 16 He's A Knock-Out -- A new picture of Danny Sewell, the sixteen-year-old heavyweight school boy boxer. Danny has already taken part in two professional contests and on each occasion he knocked out his opponent in the first round. January 27, 1947. (Photo by Reuterphoto)

Shackleton - Cricketer. April 12, 1950. (Photo by Pictorial Department)

Williams Homer Eliminates Yankees -- Ted Williams, Boston Red Sox left fielder, crosses home plate after hitting a home run in the first inning of the Red Sox-New York Yankees game at Fenway Park in Boston, Oct. 2. Reaching out to congratulate Williams is the Red Sox third baseman Johnny Pesky, who scored on Ted's homer. The Blow, which put the Red Sox off to an early lead over the Yankees, proved to be the payoff blow-enough to eliminate the Yankees from the pannant chase -- as the Yankees scored only one run in the game which the Sox won 5-1. March 10, 1948. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

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Fiji R. U. Star for St. George -- Orisi Dawai, captain of the 1954 Fijian Rugby Union team which toured Australia, may play for St. George Rugby League club this season. Dawai has told the St. George club he is willing to pay his own fare to Australia. He has already obtained a visa to leave Fiji, and the St. George club is trying to arrange a landing permit for him. Dawai, who plays both centre and wing, was an outstanding attraction during the 1954 tour. May 13, 1954.

Kangaroos seem cheerful enough about the match against The Rest tomorrow, as they discuss tactics with coach Norman Robinson at the Cricket Ground yesterday. Players are (from left) Mick Crooker, Duncan Hall, Arthur Collinson, skipper Clive Churchill and Brian Davies with Charlie Gill in front. Norman Robinson on left, who ***** aged the 1953 Kangaroos on tour ***** England is seen her with some of the leading players in the team. They on Mick Crocker, Duncan Hall, Arthur Collinson, captain Clive Churchill, Brian Davies and, in front, Charlie Gill. Robinson is seen giving the players some advice before one of their big matches. April 14, 1953

Following his unlucky fourth in last Saturday's Oakleigh Plate, San Domenico is at the top of his form for tomorrow's Futurity Stakes at Caulfield. He is shown returning from the track, carrying his trainer. Bill Kearns. March 07, 1952.

Lions Win The Third Test - Bryn Meredith, Welsh Hooker of the British Isles Side (the lions) throws out a protective screen as his scrum half Dicky Jeeps, gets the ball from a line out in the third Rugby International, in Pretoria, September 3. Britain beat South Africa 9-6. Chris Koch, the Springbok forward, his face contorted with effort, tries to break past Meredith with Bertus Van Der Merwe, the Springbok Hooker, at right. September 16, 1955. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

To Play Queensland - The New South Wales Rugby League team, which will play Queensland at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday. Back row, from left: Beaton, Conlon, Pearce, Stehr, McKinnon, Gibbs. Front row: Nolan, Dawson, Tottey, Prigg, Lewis, Williams and Norman. June 10, 1937.

Charlie Smirke, the Darby Munro of the English turf has a part in a racing film. Here he takes a "stirrup cup" of tea between shots at Alexandra Park. August 8, 1950.

Another Win For The Algerian - Cliff Anderson (British Guiana) sends over a right as Hoacine Khalfi (Algeria) ducks. Undefeated in this country, Khalfi ran out the winner on points over eight rounds. Picture Empress Hall last night. October 29, 1952.

Duke Of Edinburgh at Harringay Boxing Tournament -- Johnny Williams misses with his left as Agramonte sways back. Johnny Williams (Britain) V. Omelio Agramonte (Cuban Heavyweight Champion) at Harringay to-night. December 04, 1951. (Photo by Paul Popper)

Competitors line-up for training, at Folkestone, for the English Channel swim in August. From left, Kenneth Wray, Peter Claydon, Edward May, Godfrey Chapman, Robert Leitch, Fred Gill, Brenda Fisher, Margaret, Feather and Jenny James. June 17, 1951.

Luis Castillo boxer at Dunleavy's - At the ball. November 20, 1951. (Photo by Gordon Herbert Short/Fairfax Media)

Mexican bantam weight boxer Luis Castillo, who arrived in Sydney this week. He is to oppose Australian champion, Jim Carruthers. October 27, 1951.

White Nose, one of the only two Cup runners that the critics give a ***** creating an upset in prospects. November 12, 1931.

G. Zuddas has K. James ***** rope. September 09, 1954.

George Zuddas & Bob Sinn. June 23, 1954.

Wodalla, test - galloping at Flemington early today, convinced his owner he could not start in the Melbourne Cup next Tuesday. But Jackie Purtell, who is riding Wodalla in the picture, will ride Rising Fast, the favorite, in the Cup and in Saturday's L.K S Mackinnon Stakes. October 28, 1954.

U.S.S. Coral Sea. January 10, 1952. (Photo by Look Magazine).

Melbourne Cup Finish. This is how Wodalla won the big race at Flemington ***** afternoon from Most Regal and My ***** Wodalla had recently won the ***** Valley Gold Cup and ran second ***** the Caulfield Cup. Picturegram. November 3, 1953.

Boxing At White City -- Gardner on right gets home to Brions stomach in their fight at the White City last night. June 05, 1951. (Photo by Daily Mail Contract Picture).

When Fishers Meet - Billy Conn (center), chats with middleweight Mickey Walker (left), and Freddie Mills (right), British light heavyweight champion, in a dressing room at his training camp in Greenwood Lake, N.J., June 12, where he is in training for his forthcoming bout, June 19, with Joe Louis. June 12, 1946. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Conn Shoots A Left - Billy Conn (right) bounces a straight left off the jaw of sparring mate Mickey McAvoy during training session at his camp yesterday as he gets ready for his 15-round heavyweight title bout in New York city June 19 against Joe Louis. June 13, 1946. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Torrential rain flooded many of the U.S.A. 6th Army men out of their tents in northern New Guinea and gear had to be salvaged with the aid of bell-tank rafts. Corporal Bill Roberts of Kentucky is shown paddling his gear to dry land on a belly-tank. June 23, 1944.

Snowy Robins. Ace Choclate being helped to his feet ambulance man signals for help. July 1, 1953.

South African Success: G. Hunter (on left) of South Africa photographed during his Olympic fight with Scott of Great Britain whom he defeated in the light heavyweight final. August 13, 1948.

Two Incidents that led up to the dramatic abandonment of the N.S.W.-England Rugby League match yesterday. Left: Englishman A. Burnell, in the second half, protests to Referee A. Oxford, on a report made against him for an alleged breach by a touch judge. C. Pawsey, who captained England, tries to restrain Burnell. Above: Pawsey again intervenes, and waves back English players as he explains to Referee Oxford ***** version of the incident. July 14, 1954.

Types of People - Tibetans. February 19, 1949. (Photo by Horace Bristol, East-West Photographic Agency).

Lines for Rugby Union test pictures: No. 1 Rival centres Alan Walker (Aust White Shorts) (NZ) at left scrimmage for the ball. At inside centre, one favored position, Alan Walker races M. Goddard (NZ). July 01, 1947.

"Wodalla" Racehorses. October 13, 1954.

Jimmy Millette (left) boxes with Benny Evans. February 28, 1948.

The Young One two -- Heavyweight twins prepare for battle -- Boxers have been known to appear 'in duplicate' to their ***** opponents. But here's double that anybody can see twenty-year-old heavyweight ***** Henry(left) anf George Cooper are pictured at the Tmomas a 'socket Gymnasium, old kent Road, London as they train for Kent professional debut next month. The auburn-haired brothers are to box at ***** on September 14. August 28, 1954. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

England V. The Rest At Canterbury. T.P. Smith (Essex) edges D. Wright (Kent) into the slips. Bedser (Surrey) fields the ball and appeals for a catch, but the ball had grounded. The Test Trial continued to-day (Thursday) at Canterbury, with N.W.D. Yardley of Yorkshire leading England against the Rest, captained by S.C. Griffith of Sussex. July 11, 1946.

The Jimmy Carruthers camp claims its "spies"learned a lot about Mexican Luis Castillo's fighting prowess and style this week. Here Castillo, 4ft 11in, in one of the queerest rigouts seen in a Sydney gymnasium, measures up to promising Kevin James, 5ft 9 1/2in, at Dunleavy's. December 28, 1951.

Luis Castillo - Mexican Boxer. October 28, 1951.

Cross Channel, Swimmers At Folkestone. James E. Clancy of Lichfiels, Peter Claydon of Northampton, Fred Gill of London, Back row L-R. Robert Leitch of London, Edward James May of Dartford, Godfrey Chapman of Weymouth and Kenneth Wray of Southampton. June 17, 1951. (Photo by Daily Mail Contract Picture).

Cricket. M.C.C. v. The Australians At Lords 1st Day -- Bradman caught behind the wicket by W.J. Edrich when he had made 98. The bowler was Captain J.H.G. Deighton. June 17, 1948. (Photo by Sport & General Press Agency, Limited).

They'll Knock 'Em From The Old Kent Road -- Henry Cooper (on left) and his twin brother near their Old Kent doing a little roadwork near their Old Kent Road training quarters. Both are heavyweights. Jim Wicks, Manager of 20 year old boxer Henry Cooper, has refused an offer of $5,000 from film stars Donald Houston and Stanley Baker, for a half-share of the contract of Cooper, who comes from Bellingham, Kent. Henry is the identical twin brother of George Cooper, who is also a boxer. January 10, 1955. (Photo by Reuterphoto)

Luis Castillo. November 28, 1951.

Channel Swimmers At Folkestone Baths. L to R. Eileen Fenton (Yorks), Enriqueta Duarte (Argentina), Jenny James (Wales), Major Zirganos (Greece), Ned Barnie (Scotland), Antonio Abertondo (Argentina), B. Chapman (Weymouth), Daniel Carpio (Peru), and the Egyptian team. July 19, 1951. (Photo by Daily Mail Contract Picture).

Cambridge Win The University Boat Race -- The scene as the two crew approached Hammersmith Bridge with Cambridge on the left. After shooting the Bridge Cambridge gradually pulled away to win easily from their rivals. The annual Boat Race between the Oxford and Cambridge University eights was won by Cambridge with a margin of at least ten lengths. March 26, 1955. (Photo by Sport & General Press Agency Ltd.).

Oxford Has Britain's First Leviathar -- ***** Its way to the Oxford University boat club to-day The gangway for the coach is seen in the center. A 18-pared coaching hunt called, at ***** and built specially for the Oxford University Boat Club was launched to-day (Tuesday) at the Iffley boathouse of Mr. George ***** the Oxford boat-builder, and rowed to the Boat Club. It was manned by old Oxford rowing Blues. The leviathan is the first of ***** to be used in this country, though several are in use in America. In addition to the places for 16 barsmen, there is room for a cox and a coach, who can move up and down the noat by means of a gangway which ***** the middle of the *****. November 13, 1951. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

This baseball's hurtling at you at 100mph according to American claims for famous "steamball" pitcher of the last decade, Bob Feller. ***** most of the leading US pitchers are suing ***** perimenting with it. ***** first tried the slider during Service games ***** the war and began to use it in serious baseball ***** he returned to the Indian in 1945. When an ***** injury in 1946 slowed down his once overpowering first ball he relied mainly on his exceptional curve and improved control. Last year he topped the American League with 22 winning games, which restored him to baseball's top pitching salary - 55,000 dollars. January 01, 1952. (Photo by Look Magazine).

Long hours of gruelling practice enable the girls to form the geometrical figures that make water ballet so spectacular. March 25, 1953.

Neck And Neck Battle in Cross ***** Race. Tom Park the American swimmer prepares for his channel swim on the beach at cape Gris Nez this morning. Tom Park, 31-year-old American champion and Abdel Heif, 27, of Egypt ***** battling stroke for stroke. He Cross-channel race which ***** at cape Gris Nez early this morning. Is swimmers started ***** he French coast in this annual race which is organised by Billy Butlin, the holiday, camp owner. August 15, 1955. (Photo by Paul Popper Ltd.).

Alf Blater (left) Phil Zivick (right) towel at *****. January 3, 1935.

Big Crowd In Stadium For Title Fight : New York City's Yankee Stadium is filled, June 19, with an estimated 65,000 persons for the World's Heavyweight championship about between Champion Joe Louis and Challenger Billy Conn. Louis retained his title by knocking out Conn in 2 minutes and 19 seconds of the 8th round. June 19, 1946. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Triumphal Progress -- The triumphant Cambridge crew carry in their boat after their sixteen lengths victory in the 101st inter-University Boat Race on the River Thames from Putney to Mortlake to-day (Saturday). Background, the beaten Oxford crew wait to bring in their craft. Cambridge, after leading nearly all the way, finished the course in 19 minutes 10 seconds. March 26, 1955. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Swimming Pool Where You Can Watch Under or On Top -- The spectators can watch the swimmers from either under or above the water-line. A swimming pool with under-water windows has been opened at Gloggnitz in Australia. It was opened recently on the occasion of the Australian Youth Swimming and Diving championships and is regarded as the most modern open-air swimming pool in Australia. This is a real fish eye view of swimming. Unlike fish, however, you can keep dry and warm while watching the swimmers enjoy themselves under water. August 5, 1954. (Photo by Paul Popper Ltd.).

Dark Blues In Training -- A study in expressions from the Dark Blues as they train in rough water at Wallingford. From left they are: M.I. Ross (rowing in place of Gobbo who has influence): E.V. Vine: J.M. Wilson; D.P. Wells, a new "Blue"; R.D.T. Raikes: J.G. McLeod: E.O.G. Rain. Although J.A. Gobbe, The Australian President of the Oxford University Boat Club, has selected his crew for the Boat Race, he has not finally decided upon seating positions, and the Eight are still being "re-shuffled" during training, to ensure that the best possible combination meets Cambridge. February 24, 1955. (Photo by Fox Photos).

Boxing. August 07, 1933. (Photo by Central Press Photograph)

Try to get behind the ball, then you can't miss. October 1, 1947.

Cricket. May 23, 1951.