State Eleven Overhaul Due: N S W Wins By Innings
Sydney report states New South Wales defeated Queensland by an innings and 115 runs at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Queensland collapsed after 177 in their first innings while New South Wales posted 552. Key players include Dey and Rogers for NSW, with Queensland showing weak batting throughout.
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Sydney
Queensland
New South Wales
Sydney Cricket Ground
New South
Dernsihe
Queena McMee
Rusiner
Queensland Bowled Out After Fading Show In Perth Match
A chaotic scorebook entry shows Queensland struggling as Brown and Cook top the first innings with limited support. O'Reilly and Carrigan shine for New South Wales as wickets tumble and the fielding errors mount.
Fragmented OCR Summary From Historical Page
The readable parts mention numbers and letters with unclear context. Names, dates, and places are not decipherable, leaving only scattered figures such as 43 61 95 119 36 30 21 percent and 257 260. The item resembles a damaged listing or notation page with no cohesive narrative.
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Rowling
Einawul
State XI Men on State XI Men for Clubs
The southern lineups for the State XI men are shaping up as several players such as D. Wail and L ant G. Lockie are expected to reappear for club games ahead of the seventh round. Notable changes include the inclusion of Bilis and I. Mowsory Vial- Tey and the absence of Gultormben Tana as teams prep for upcoming matches in Toowoomba Crecetlies Brimtond Grounds and Western But urbe ty University.
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Hing
Q.C.A. Aeventh
D. Wail
Toowoomba
G. Lockie
A. Carrigan Oti
Toowsbul
Matohew
Brimtond Gricket
Gols
Laige
Inns Park Alley
Orentumn
Bilis
I. Mowsory
Buck Cron
Gultormben
Tana
Camtein
Wil
Miler
Bsc
Waiane Wil
Southern Race Acceptances Saethaeae caseriee aiainictrtaneinieaciatied
Sparse readable lines show fragmented data on a race acceptances list and tides. Names and places are unclear, with multiple garbled terms and missing concrete facts to confirm a cohesive event or outcome.
McCool Tops Averages in Queensland Eleven
Data in readable form shows McCool leading averages as Queensland’s cricket team breaks a string of losses. Law, White, and Ot A combine for steady scoring while McCool’s top form lifts the side.
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Queensland
Lawsal
Wyniowine
BurnsPatrick clash headline from Sydney papers dominates page
Queenslanders visiting Sydney for the Burns Patrick clash are highlighted in dense commentary. The piece weaves in names like Quist Bromwich Hopman and Craw n Smith while noting coverage by Sydney and Brisbane papers. The article blends opinion, player mentions, and broadcasting ties with a focus on the event’s prominence.
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Jim Vine
Sydney
Burns
Patrick Clash
Queensland
Pacriek
Fleer
Hiatt
Evra
Trent
Linniy
Byanney
Inakluys Aniacel
Greenaland
Saint Harman
Dennis
Rey Tor —Rammys
Cublinentators
Tve
Melbourne
Janueliniera
Adrian Quist
John Bromwich
Slerman
Dixon's Urge For Runs in Messy Test Summary
The report depicts Dixon pressing for runs amid chaotic play as bowlers struggle and multiple players fail to convert. Don Tallon shines late while Dixon and Bevan contribute, yet the side battles to convert starts into a decisive lead in the match.
80 Horses For Creek Card Delights Race Fans
Charles McQuillan notes a field of 80 entrants for the B.A.T.C. seven race program on Saturday with prize money of £1850, highlighting contenders in the First Division Handicap and Port Raider form, while discussing midweek racing prospects for the metropolitan area and potential favorites among several noted horses.
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Charles McQuillan
B.A.T.C
Rom
Bahar
Port Halder
Alder
Sting Fm
Cbtlaten
Harare
Stable plans on visit to south stable plans on visit to south
Charles McQuinessy reports tentative Queensland participation in autumn carnivals in Melbourne and Sydney. If plans hold, trainer W J Shean may send Crerke, Maa Leesh, Fest Leo, Auncralla, and Sandgate horses to Caulfield on February 16 and Sydney's Randwick on April 27 for a strong showing. Benin may skip Melbourne, focus on Sydney events, with possible policy shift affecting Rapahoe and connections.
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Charles McQuinessy
Queensland
Melbourne
Sydney
Caulfield
A.J.C
Randwick
Ieany
W. J. Shoan
Etn
Crerke
Maa Leesh
Tivation
Rapahoe
Sidley
Dome
Shean
Filipinos for Davis Cup in Brisbane behind the scenes
The report outlines Philippines participation in the Davis Cup era, with mentions of Bevis Cup team plans, player prospects, and preparations. Names like Garvie, Ampou, and Frank Wovaley appear amid references to training, selection, and venue changes in Brisbane for the lifting of lighting and night court arrangements.
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Philippines
Eybidetio
Ane
Ink
Kavales
Amerion
Deak
Thei
Garvie
Pal
Laurie Green
Ager End Son, Plies Ltd
Pat Canaghan
Mise Atayoiu Weimars
Mhembere Orn
Shanaplonahipe
Brisbane
Eires Greyhound Export Trade Seen by Telegraph
A Dublin Daily Telegraph correspondent reports a shift in Eire s greyhound racing and export trade as breeders face high costs and reduced profitability. The piece notes rising training and veterinary fees, with dogs moved across the Atlantic for breeding and racing, reflecting tensions in the industry and changing market demand.
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Gigzaston Daily Telegraph
Dublin
Weelaveil Goes To The Country In Handicaps
Doyle presented the horse Weelaveil to owner Mr. M. Fusgernis of Munguad yesterday. The owner and trainer discussed racing on grass at Toowoomba rather than nearby tracks. Wild Buck won the trial handicap and may be entered for Ascot later with trainer Tas de.
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Weelaveil
Aprainer
Doyle
Weelavell
M. Fusgernis
Fort Ladle
G. Benn
Toowoomba
Wild Buck
Grag
Ascot
Tor
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