Harvester Cricket Club progress noted in industrial league
Mr John Downing reports Harvester Cricket Club making steady gains in the industrial competition. Club members praise management encouragement and foremen support. Donations listed include McKay, Melon, McMay, Bergusin, Gillespie and Gallagher with small sums.
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Harvesters Cricket Club
John Downing
WOT
Ralph Melay
Pelhweng
McKay Prop. Ltd
McKay
J Melon
Peter McMay
No McKay
P. B. Bergusin
Gillespie
Gallagher, Spicer
A. Meiien
G. Baker
Cmeh
Dewnaning
Harvesters triumph as Whitfield leads against Barnet Glass
Harvesters secure a confident victory over Barnet Glass with Whitfield scoring 60 including a six and five tours. Barnet Glass bowled out for a small total as Gurwood and Fenton shone with bowling figures in the first innings. In the Harvesters innings Whitfield again starred with 60 and Kirk made 62 while Gurwood and Fenton shared key wickets.
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Woak
Harvesters
Whitfield
Prewitt
Kirk
Barnet Glass
Sho
Barnel-ilass
Watson
Helmes
J. Stephensoh
Dildh King
Darnel-ilass
Gurwood
Ated
Holmes
The
Simpson
Wis Stephenson
Innnings
J. Whitfield
Else
He Finton
Leseberg
AO Prewell
Fenton
Roberts
White
de Fenton
Birwood
Tntal
Howling
Curwood
Trample on A.N.A. Defeated by LOU.F. by Innings and 46 Runs
The LOU.F. defeated A.MAL last Saturday by an innings and 46 runs. LOU.F. received strong bowling from N. Donald Maxby Owens and M. McKenzie with Donald and Maxby also effective bowlers. A.N.A. suffered injuries to Carew and Sean, preventing them from batting in the second innings. Scorers list Moses Howlett Curtain Douglas Dempster Carew Howard Bult Duxon Roach Kinnersley with seven extras.
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Lou.f
A.mal
Oun
N. Donald
Maxby
Owens
M. McKenzie
Donald
J. Maxby
ANA
Carew
Seanor
An.a
Moses
Howlett
Curtain
Haxby
Douglas
Lb Haxby
Dempster
Howard
Bo Donald
Bult
Duxon
Roach
Sea
Duyon
Ob Donald
Motes
Waxby
Lolos
Be Dempster
Homer
Bh Dempster
Bo Seanlon
Jeffries
Liew Dempster
Hy Howleth
Oh Kinnerstey
Unclear bowlers struggle marked by partial innings and absences
The snippet records multiple innings with names Donald Owens Dempster Waxby Kinnersley and others, noting dismissals and scores, absent players, and remnant terms like first and second innings. The متن appears fragmented with inconsistent punctuation and unreadable portions.
Rechabites Defeat Druide In Winning Display
Rechabites easily overcome Druide in a match marked by Patten’s 7 wickets and Laffan’s all round contributions. Druids bowled well with Ellingsen taking key wickets as the innings faltered, leaving Rechabites with a strong total and the win.
MU Defeats Gradderh By An Innings And 44 Runs
MU dominated Gradderh across both innings, bowling out the opposition cheaply and declaring early in the first, then enforcing a large follow-on lead. Key contributions came from Wills jun and Evans with several wickets and useful scores, giving MU a convincing victory by an innings and 44 runs.
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Imate Wis
Graddoeh
Ow. Walls
Mat
Direen
Taminos
Gay
E Oy
Beans
Wills
Graddock
EK. Wills
Criteh
Houston
E Evans
Walls
Green
Evans
Stride
Wilsen Sen
Wilskonm
Bo Guy
Ph. Barker Mor
Sundries
Ty Botal
Fae
Bh. Walls
Critel
Walsem Juin
Hear
Be Heute
Wilsem
Fin Gradderh
Wilson
Pearce
Bb Craddock
Crile
Be Craddock
Blakey
booStrite
Piampeon
Craddeck
Smath
Iy Mason
Kilto
D. Allison
Bofal
Stowling
Strofe
Gy Totston
Craddech
Sunshine Strikes Back As Melbourne Wins First Innings
Returned Soldiers meeting: Melbourne branch defeats Sunshine by 75 runs on the first innings. Melbourne 100 in first innings with Burrow 39 and King 22. Sunshine replies 25 with Shaw 11. Melbourne 144 all out, Grant 38 Shaw 36 Clayton 13 not out Eason 11. Melbourne held 60 to win. time ends at 51 for 3. Eason 6 for 51, Grant 3 for 26.
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Melbourne
Sunshine
Shaw
Oow
Grant
Clayton
Eason
Burrow
King
Scobie
Shaw ii
Bowling and Bowling McDougall in Melbourne Innings Report
In a terse score note, Jowell posts 6/19 for Sunshine with McDougall 5/0 and 46 for Medougall 5/46 as Melbourne halves produce 51 in second innings. Edson claims 4/40 with Grant in AFL context.
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McDougall
Jowell
Sunshine
Amines
Medougall
Melbourne
Innnings
McDoougall
Edson
Grant
Afl
Spalding's Match First Win At Signal and Telegraph
Spalding's secured their first win of the season on Saturday, defeating the Signal and Telegraph. Wickers and Orins led the Spalding team with notable performances, while Duggan and Romnon were among the standout players for the Telegraph.
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Spalding
Sparling’ S
Ayaa
Newell
Hades of
Sienal
Peles Raple
Thea Efocient Catering
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P.T.A
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le Jiames
Ellingsen
Rinnerstey
A. Brown
Od. Evans
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Ul Victoria
H. A. Steers
Ee Puaer Peers Sunshine
Seconary
Mr. Steers
A. Baxter
Mutual Store
Flinders Lane
Mba
We Specializ Trouseaux
Hampshire Road
Alf. Lowe
Welman
James Hall & Sons
James Hall
Howald F. Halil
L.L.B
J. Geoffrey Hall
Lombard Buildings
Quern ST
Central
C. Farabach
Irving Street
Footscray
Station
Anderson St
Yarraville
Hall
Andrew Fox
Williamstown
Sunshine Technical School
Derby Road
Corp
Joinery Engineering
Eleo
Elec
QEO
Baxter
Walter A. Warne
Barkly Street
Birmingham Street
Footscray 9
A. E. Bowdern
Australia
England
America
Europe
General Electric Company
the Colonial Gas Association Limited
Paisley Street
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