Cricket Results From Sydney First Series Final Scores
Sydney cricketers enjoyed favorable weather as the first competitive matches closed. Centuries by Alan Kippax 107 and Archit Jackson 110 led Waverley, Balmain's J Foskett 121, while J Arleyn and B Andrews posted 73 each. Bubb took 6-44 for a standout spell, and notable bowlers included A Hale and Nicholls. Marrickville beat Northern Suburbs. Cumberland fell to Western Suburbs. Glebe mustered a win over University of Cumberland.
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Hall Football Club celebrates undefeated season and cups
The Hall football club completed an undefeated season in inter-district play, defeating Gunning Yass Braidwood Queanbeyan and the Federal Capital teams. They scored 182 points while conceding 63 across twenty matches, collecting the Walsh and Resch Cups and shaping a growing club history with former stars and rising juniors.
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Adelaide Cricket Match Opens Under SACA Control
Delightful weather in Adelaide set the scene as matches began under the South Australian Cricket Association. Notable performances included No 1 Williams and Adelaide slow bowler Mert, with Inkster the keeper stumping six batsmen.
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Great Public Schools Second Half Season Opens Briskly
Sydney Great Julie Schools started the second half with a dominant total, defeating Sydney High School by a wide margin. Campbell led with 229, Whylt 103, and Terry 106, as the team posted 649 for seven. Newington 289 beat Bouts 155, while Church of England Grammar 811 edged St Joseph’s College 171. St Ignatius closed at 240 for seven, and Sydney Grammar stood at 6-1.
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Melbourne season opens with high scoring cricket
Erstwhile Billy Wonsford led St. Kilda to 188 in Melbourne season opener while Jock Ryan topped the century with 176 for Collingwood. Carlton, North Melbourne and others posted notable totals as the day featured fine weather and strong batting across the district.
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Cricket results from Brisbane rain affected matches
In Brisbane most games were drawn or interrupted by rain last Saturday. Toombul beat Celta 6 173 to 181 while Kelvin Grove 5 283 drew with Eastern Suburbs 6 65, South Brisbane 8 100 drew with University 3 128, and Valley 1 98 beat Western Burra 6.
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Noble to Play in Australia and New South Wales Match
The Sydney test between Australia and New South Wales will start next Tuesday as a testimonial for the blind cricketer Proud. Ill health keeps H L Collina from leading, so the task falls to M A Noble. His reappearance is anticipated by fans.
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Australian racing notes from Melbourne and Randwick
ALC Eprom winner Vaals falters on debut in Melbourne as Textile and Beauhania beat him in the Toorak Handicap. Limerick’s strong form amid spring races is noted despite a setback, Pantheon takes Randwick Plate in easy style, and Pantheon chases New Zealand Cup favor while Limerick’s Spring meeting tally climbs. Final odds and standings highlight Derby and Cup favourites including Vantheen and Pantheon with several leading horses touted for upcoming races.
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Youth Triumphs in Champion Championship Final
The youth event in Sydney last week crowned J. McQueen of Cammeray as champion, defeating noted players Apperley and F. G. Murdogh. McQueen posted rounds of 78 and 74, showing promise and likely advancing to higher levels, a valuable addition to the championship ranks.
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Queanbeyan Teoma Club Defeats Canberra Team In Sunday Match
Sunday practice matches open Country Week prep in Queanbeyan. Canberra visitors led by six games after two pairs, but Queanbeyan won the final pairs, with mixed results in the listed doubles contests.
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Racket Pairings and City Listings Across Queanbeyan Canberra
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