Not Out On Club Cricket In New South Wales
Keen public interest marks the 1915-16 NSW club cricket season in Sydney a brisk non premiersheep campaign with a queer close Balmain tops the standings while locals report active divisions and strong crowding amid wartime duties. The piece notes wartime impact on sport, suggests players rallied for morale, and highlights continued aspiration for a vigorous season despite restrictions.
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New South Wales
Queer Close
Han
A. Ratcliffe
A. Ma
Ratcliffe
Bairvaiy
Waverley
Hy. Ryan
Nevok
Victorian Cricket Association
War era cricket at balance as clubs rearrange lineups
Amid wartime pressures the cricket season faces upheaval with players shifted to military duties. Waverley and Balmain battle for supremacy while Western Suburbs and Sydney teams post decisive wins.
Varsity Triumphs In Dull Sydney Cricket Test
The Balmain side fell cheaply in poor light at the Royal Agricultural Ground as Varsity bowlers, led by Maley, pressed for an outright win. Early innings saw Balmain 3 runs, with Campling and Manley among the steadier batsmen before fading conditions. The day ended with Balmain 106 for five, and the Varsity seeking a decisive finish amid fading light.
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Waverley
Gordon
Ay Chiefswand
Tom Maward
Norman Callaway
A. Kipper
Preeman
Ty Ford
Kippax
Howsed
Sheppard
Elyine Arvi
Balmain
GLEBE
Sydney
Sedvey
Rushcuttery Bay
Deter Roiume
Irmines
Glene
Racketer
Thas Ver Bom
B. Norman
Maclay
Etiee
Watoing
Culrikht
Manly
Haeker
Wainad
Adams
Anish
Mersisent Ain
Takin
Varsity
Wae
Pha Schau
Moraine
Etmur Malley
Baimasn
University
Campling
Haraman
Manley
Wilen'rd
Aly
Clube
Royal Agricultural Society
Soruck
Eccapen
Gossip From the Cricket Field 1911 12 Season Highlights
The report recalls Petersham star players Warren Bardsley J M Taylor and T J Andrews with big scores and wickets for the season. It notes Balmain and St George displays, first grade strengths, long service awards, and a shift toward baseball experimentation in Victoria. It also mentions university players and a political parliamentary reference to sports policy and leadership.
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Dany
Campbell
Andrews
Petersham
Universit
Parsons
Mosmar Middle Harbor
Mosman
Bardsley
N. Callaway
Forour Innises
Shoe Batwines
Warren Bardsley
J. M. Taylor
Tj. Andrews
A. Emery
St George v. Balain
Blachgrave
St George
Balmain
Cricket Ground
University
I Biggs
Una
oWlery
John Scort
Arthur Matley
Dormer
Waverley Defeat Balmain Amid Contested Cricket Match
A chaotic report details a cricket match where Waverley defeated Balmain with a late surge. Key players Campling, Best, Riley, and Taylor contributed, while controversy about umpiring and a disputed over may have altered the result. The piece notes the finish as tense with claims of missed opportunities and unequal advantage.
Sydney Under Ground No 2 Crackles With Friday Cricket
Visitors were hosted by local authorities and a match was set to be played at Sydney Under Ground No 2 on Friday. The Wendistle district vows to defeat the Sydney boys in what should be a lively capital cricket sight.
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Nowners
Marcy Betwen
N-Levy
G. Saukey
J" Mair
W. Cipsan
AL. Lone
Sydney
Fue Perigoe
Bats
Rain’ University Tealrh
Sydney” Critel
Balman
Petersham
Universi
Wavertey
St Chettwood
Sydney Boys
Mandfomele
Association Football Faces Wartime Club Struggles in Sydney
War pressures strain Sydney football clubs as Glebe Drummoyne and others battle to field representative teams. Drummoyne struggles with a depleted pool from Britain while Glebe faces similar shortages. junior reservoirs and school programs are explored as the association plans to start the season on May 3 with matches against Newcastle.
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Sydlney
Om Sauligny
Crickes
Divrete
Splandia
Beiter Dowde
Newey Wean
Eld Agorr
Shlea
Shane
Sydney
Tumor
Glebe
Drummoyne
Clarionsis
Giettict Club
Comipelling Association
Ots
Soécér Msn
BL Easton
LS. Kellys Forest Lodeel
Newcastle
Seston
Reece
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Sydney Freeman
Perio
Paule Sud
Ceyelan
Cappapail
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H Dupain
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John Scout
Paddington
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Ainsier Ae
Gorson
Ave
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A. Hansen
Anti Noth Sydney
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Albert Hopkins
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Sayle
Fancy
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Ie Seftle
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Okt Rete
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Maley
Atrest
Warseick
Crad
Riley
He Redfern
Erwin Q
Stan Resulcus
Aare
Walser
Yetley
Western Suburbs
Milne
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Simon
Runi Tamer
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SEML
Cohen
Syria
Vandross
Middle Harbor
Sarina
Sam Pier
Joh
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Patriotic Fund
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Banter
John Portus
New South Wales Cricket Actors
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Matson
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Liertahan
Jackson
Lord Allerton
Hewlenshire
Yorkshire
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Yorkahire
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