Untitled cricket match report fragment with McNamee heroics
A partial cricket narrative describes McNamee scoring 180 with 13 fours and one six, amid a lengthy innings clocking 227 minutes. The text details missed catches, bowlers like Fox and McKay, and partnerships with Richardson and O'Brien, amid tense fielding and aggressive scoring before later overs.
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Rage Ae
Shikari
Dington
McNamee
Phillips
Cartney
Fox
Hrien
Er Mekay
Kant Toll
Lea Alrive
Brien
McKay
Cricket innings report with McKay takes three wickets
A damaged score note follows McKay's spell as Grimmett and Scott bowl tightly. Macartney threatens late, but McKay undercuts a catch. Kippax and Gwynne contribute brief stands. Innings collapses hinge on McKay's bowling figures as 180 runs mark nears with key dismissals and fielding errors noted.
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Grimimett Richardson
McKay
Williams
P Williams
Gecartmey
Aioe
Urimenett
Berwever
Macartney
Macartnna
Gwynne
Jack
Grimenett
Scott
Biewaie
Singen
Sect
Csuah
Grimtavit
Partneteg
Morgan
O'Brien
Fox T
Schaieder
A. Hichardcom
Aumreia
F ‘Ox
McNamee
McNamee Cowhed
B.W
Phillips
How
B. A. Richardson
C. Inkster
Mawartmey
Kippax
Seote
AE Yockwon
C. Loketer
B. BleKay Oo Hown
Stp
Tne
Cemaee
J Morgan
Crininen
Osborne
Grimmett
Oriete
McKay Sandella Sc
Cue
Sk Ae Sa
VALHAE Wins in Breezy Inside Course Race
The second race of the day saw Valhae win on a windy Sunday afternoon with flakes and heavy breeze across the inner course. Neary, Talay and Overiattl trailed as changes peppered the field while Pro bably mai bet was open and easily beaten.
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Toreest
Neary
Talay
Value
Mai Bet
Barstow Takes Six Wickets For 1 Cent In A Grade Cricket
Brisbane news reports A Grade cricket resumed after rain with soft wickets. Barstow took six for 10 in his first innings as Toombul posted 11. Watts took five for 10 for Western Suburbs. Other scores include University 71, South Brisbane 9 0 4, and performers Davenport 4 for 17 and O Connor 7.
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Thurlow
Grant
Easern Suburbs
Davenport
Gall
Cols
Valley
Maver
Harwood
Alley
O'Connor
F. Hutcheon
End of Tour Maoris Homeward Bound
London January 7 Maori Rugby team members depart Enaton amid cheers. Manager Mr Harris praises England and France for kindness and reports high play standard and strong prospects. He notes limited prep time but marvellous form reflecting well on the team and future tours.
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Sydney
der Groodstead
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Kenwood
Sareenidale
Montpelier
Shwesta Iro
Banibeha
Frofford
Melbourne
Hurdies
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Rouveret
Lina Banh
Crake
Lotharia We
Tressillan Funkarky
Hampden T
Ranarde Fernehannis
Baralba
Dudiey
Paine Lamson
London
Enaton
Harris
Vie
Eogland
France
De Wavilland party plan Australian build site
London reports the De Wavilland party including Meners, H de Hevillewt Taylor and others announce intent to select a suitable Australian site for a build. The first alignment will begin soon with a plan to follow in Wehrakey. The Australian price for Moth acceptance is 40 25 versus last year's English price of 8.10. The factory is organized to use Australian mule parts and will import components from England.
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London
de Wavilland Party
Meners
H. de Hevillewt
Taylor
Aremin
Wehrakey
England
Seizure of Nicaragua Sparks Debate on War Intervention
In a January 4 note from Arc, the Letter in Volute cites U S support for Nicaragua seizure as a declaration of war. The piece frames Washington's intervention as a major escalation while praising the action as a necessary global stand.
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Aris
Kel
United States
Nicaragua
Reparations talks wrap up amid cross channel claims
London reports the British Treasury has completed negotiations on German reparations with a £912 million fine. Paris cites a state revenue of 3 million pounds and a French casino yield of 140 million francs, led by Deauville and Le Touquet. Also noted are rugby and racing snippets and Thomas Lipton’s status.
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London
Auction of Household Furniture at Myers Residence
Woodward and Calder advertise a public sale of superior household furniture and effects by A. P. Myers at the upstairs residence on premises next Friday the 14th inst at 8 pm. Auctioneers A J Deper Lil announce the event and list of items forthcoming.
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A. P. Myers
I-Street
Gordonvale
Tatersilie
Aushuie Hall
Royal Society of
A. J. Deeper Lil
Will
Om (Wi Pte Sonat
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