Last Lap of Australian Season Vic torians in New Zealand
In Sydney the close of the club season looms as three Sydney First Grade teams vie for the premiership. Waverley, North Sydney, and Sydney draw near top while others chase a title. Key players include Rock and Asher with rising stars and trials debated for NSW cricket reforms.
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University Defeats Kensington to Reach A Grade Final
In a decisive A Grade pennant clash on Saturday University defeated Kensington and will meet Sturt for the final honors. Kensington fell short after a rough innings collapse as Xeay contributed 90 not out and Edwards made 100 in 69 minutes.
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Sydney club cricket near title as University leads pace
In Sydney premier cricket, University sits unbeaten with 26 points ahead of Waverley and Sydney District. Manly lags but remains in contention. Paddington upset as Varsity chase 267, and North Sydney routs by Asher’s 7 for 54. Balmain and Glebe duel in a tight finish.
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Tasmanias Boy Cricketer Leads Scoring Tale in Hobart
In Hobart A Grade cricket Eastern Suburbs clinched the title. South Hobart posted 355 against New Town with Bermuda a schoolboy scoring 139 and Sidwell reaching 108. North West made 714 against Eastern Suburbs as W Driscoll added 58 and Saddam took 6-64. A fast rising ball from O Burrows injures Bid Nell, hospitalised for stitches, but Nell returned to score 108.
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Victoria v New Zealand Second Test ends in draw in Christchurch
The March 27 1926 Christchurch match between Victoria and New Zealand finished drawn with New Zealand batting first innings totaling 85 and 146 in two attempts while Victoria posted 84 and 25 for 2. Key performers included Mayne and Wallace for New Zealand and Willis Garrard and Cunningham for Victoria.
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Baneford
Sydney Club Premiership Match Reports
In Hurstville Mosman defeated St George by runs as they posted 171 in the first innings with key scores and overs noted. At Wentworth Park Balmain won by four wickets with Gray and McMillan contributing heavy with bat and Trenerry, Malley and others taking wickets before MecCanial starred with a 1 2 18 line. Gordon central Cumberland reports trials with Cantor, Edwards and Waddy delivering bowling support while Sullivan and Asprey added runs in the later innings.
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England to pay expenses for 1926 Rugby League visit
England agrees to cover New Zealand and New South Wales tour expenses and will take 70 percent of net gate receipts from each match. The deal aims to profit the visitors while maintaining generous terms, with future overseas tours under the Board of Control.
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League
French Rugby Clubs Brace For New Zealand Rules Shift
The Paris clubs Stade Francais and Racing Club de France are seen as historic rivals adopting New Zealand rules, including kicking into touch beyond 25 yards and line out throws from 10 yards. The piece notes French Army rugby, county finals, and a junior union meeting with finances and attendance figures.
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New Zealand
Manly and University Soccer and Cricket Scores Amid Tour Hype
The report covers Manly defeating Petersham by 20 runs after first innings send, University beating Paddington by 67 runs at the Sydney Cricket Ground, and Waverley edging Western Suburbs by 87 innings in a mixed cricket line. It also notes broad soccer enthusiasm across Australia as English tourists prepare to tour, with practice matches in Sydney, Brisbane, and Newcastle and the emergence of players from WA and Granville as potential national contributors.
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