Andrews andrews bensted record run spree in nsw vs queensland
Sydney report details a record opening partnership as Andrews and Bensted smashed all comers for New South Wales against Queensland. Innings totals reached 494 with New South Wales ahead by 176 at stumps after Brown and Fingleton dropped catches and Queensland fielding proved costly. Gallant stand by Andrews and Bensted pushed NSW past prior marks, with strong support from Woolf and Lee as the visitors fought to avert a complete collapse.
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Sydney
Andrews
Years
Queensland
New South Wales
Brown
Fingleton
Queensland vs New South Wales cricket partnership records
Fragmented report describes a match where Andrews and Ben vied for wickets, notable seventh wicket stand, and record performances by Anita Vere and others. It references figures, averages, and highlights from the series with mentions of Brisbane and Melbourne venues and notable players.
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Gallaual
Lester Queensland
Eery Mistilkelihoue
Mewouth
Wales
Erins the
Quinne
Ioeni
Adres
Datingere
Bam
Goa
Imac
Fe Povun
Apo Fk
Apo Fk. Me Drove. Raagatti
Teak Seompanion
Larwood
Agri Opleman
New “South Wales
Putin
Sven
Andrews
I. Tanatns
Queensland
New South Wales
Avdoes
Temannible
Pring Ranisingh
Epaney Maren
Andrews Ang
Anita
Rookine Ang
Cy Mozart
South Wales
Meath
Anand Anietfinia
Mantels
Partormanen
Hal Ng
Brain Bose
Autre
J. Yaw
Admipiotrator
Kom Molde
Sine. Mail Oy
Ana
Willy Sn Sewrene
Ube
Eames
Siever
Alten Tor
Aurea
Winery Mar
Pe Damen
Geenart
Cuthombsin
Brisbane
Victoria’s 83 runs give outright win in tight chase
Melbourne report outlines a high tempo 37 minute innings with Victoria securing an outright victory thanks to a rapid 83 runs. The match featured strong bowling and fielding while key figures from South Australia faced sustained pressure, and Victoria capitalized on short overs to cement their win.
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Melbourne
Autre Ao
Grice
Uhesa
Rigg
Monk
Bouin Ainge
Fermi
Bantnerman
Victoria
Balsnuert
Sudan
Wien
Avery Ball
Besley
Hinton
14 Girls to Practise for Australian Test XI
The honorary secretary of the Australian Women’s Cricket Association announced practices for 14 players selected to represent at the second Test. Four new players have been added to the list, with training set to begin next week at a Lake site.
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Bydney
Auterallan
Waldinn
China
Matek” Seaney
Tor
Jon Fat
Lab- Nevill
Deptal
Play in intense heat at Melbourne championships
The Australian tennis championships at Kooyong and Albert Ground faced a brutal sun as players struggled through a 10 day event. Britain’s C P Hughes showed form to win singles while Brugnon and Boumasu teamed for a strong doubles showing. Women’s singles opened under mid morning heat with Queensland players competing alongside South Africans in doubles.
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Melbourne
Joowry
Kooyong
Albert Ground
C. P. Hughes
Great Britain
Brugnon
Bouasus
Cumtminge
Crattead
Malcolm—Kirby
Miss Hartigan III Withdraws From All Events
Melbourne January 2 Joan Hartigan withdraws from all events in the Miss Hartigan III tournament. The noted player cited fatigue and announces plans to rest and reassess participation. Her withdrawal reshapes the singles and doubles draws and opens opportunities for rivals.
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Melbourne
Joan Hartigan
NSW Retains Linton Cup in Taxi Services Race
Nonsensical OCR text discusses NSW retaining a cup in a transport related event. Mentions Linton Cup, Traf ic Services, and various garbled names and places. Core meaning unclear due to transcription errors, but the core item is NSW retaining the Linton Cup in a transportation context.
Adelaide Match Highlights and Local News Roundup
Queensland defeated in a puzzling report with scattered notes on players and teams. The fragment mentions Adelaide, Avelaior, and Mer Bingl18 DP Torstedi with unclear context and dates amid a metropolitan taste event and a public notice.
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Adelaide
Avelaior
Aks
Torstedi
Erreei
Croquet notes on women players and opinions
A fragmentary report discusses women croquet players and observer Colonel WB SM Bry. It mentions women lacking assurance, names several players, cites support and critique of their play, and notes some reactions from officials and observers.
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WB SM Bry
Tose
Fe Ray
Adee Sirvenson
Efi
Powis
Alec
State Championship Swimming Carnivals Mixed Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a state championship swimming event with scattered names and phrases. The readable bits hint at venues, participants, and results but remain incomplete and jumbled. The piece reads like a garbled schedule and result teaser from a regional state meet program.
Hedley to Day Handicape And Selections Sneek Jee events
Fragmented notes recount racing and selections with unclear names and places. Mentions “The Sancaps,” “Cova rat Alone Pama Pele,” and a list of race entries with scores and dates unclear. Names, dates, and locations are partially legible, suggesting a local racing card with multiple events and bets.
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Lin Andy
Secund Conte
Fanny Boyz
Cava
Pee Bloom A
Jock Mireur
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