Australian cricket in Europe and Naples tour notes
Australian eleven in Europe today as Sydney season ends and they reach Naples. The English press debate England will likely retain The Ashes. The tour will cover Italy Switzerland and France with trains through via Dover and London. Players like Grimmett and Noble feature in discussions on form, while early outings include Pompeii and the Eternal City.
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Naples
London
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Snes
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Bunntiful
Kent
Bowdon
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Auatralinny
Dempster Named Coach for New Zealand Cricketers
The Star NZB reports G A Dempster appointed coach for New Zealand cricket, bringing fame as a top batsman. He will lead in Wellington and England campaigns, with a mission to boost the team’s form. The move follows earlier successes and tied to fundraising and home support. Also noted is the passing of Jack Woods, a Manly cricketer of earlier days.
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Spofforth
Hrookiuiga
Charlie Turner
Cees
Matty
Uriver
M. A. Noble
W. Armatrong
Jock Woods
le Wax
Bammy
Elartia
Lotter
Manly
Tack Woolf
Mumblers
C. T. T. Turner
Ste Don Boron
KE. T. Kelly
Ironk Wolsho
Outur
New South Wales
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Cieb
Wellington Association
Dempster
Pgs
New Benland
Batamium
Elo
Wil
Wellington
Kas
Towin
England
Wellisuton
Ming
Noble
Dock Gregory
Fao
Jack Woods
Photographs For Sale From Sunday Times Referee Arrow
Copies of photographs featured in this issue may be purchased at the Company office located at the corner of Brisbane and Goulburn Streets. These include images from The Sunday Times Referee and Arrow.
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Sunday Times
Arrow
Brisbane and
Goulburn Streets
Sydney bowlers honored season with strong fielding praise
Reported praise highlights good fielding as a key asset for Australia as they move toward the Tests in Adelaide. Dr Ren Robertson notes batsmen look solid and bowlers meet expectations, with fielding deemed the pivotal strength for overall success.
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Adelaide
Ren Robertson
Thornton Wrote It Sentiment For World Of Sports
A fragment reflecting Thornton's even temper in a game atmosphere and the idea that sports are secondary to life shows through in accompanying notes. The piece hints at the writer's belief in restraint and perspective during competition.
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TG. T. Thorntor
Erickotar
Primary school athletics meet names and results scattered
Fragmentary OCR lists many Sydney area schools and streets with scattered matchups and names such as University Glebe Randwick Manly and Marrickville. The garbled text hints at a primary school athletics program with numerous competing teams and participants without clear outcomes or scores.
Mosman Dominates Season as Three Teams Tie for Second
Mosman, Sydney clubs, and rival teams clash through a long season, with Mosman posting only one defeat in 15 matches and several standout performances. Andrews and Phillips lead scoring, while Glebe and Jubilee Over show mixed form. The report highlights key innings, bowling figures, and close finishes, noting Mosman’s overall supremacy and the tight race for second place among University, Gorton, Petersham, and other clubs.
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Fister Tromper
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Mc Mackay
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Dove
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Aleassay
Eve Nell
Tom Andemws
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Manly
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Gorton
Mcllwurne
Tin Benson
Clehe
Sydney Premiership Polo Result and Details 1929 30
Sydney premiership polo details include Mosman victory at Rawson Park Manly and several matches featuring Sydney teams against Geelong Hobart and local clubs. Notable players and scores appear with unclear OCR data but Mosman is highlighted as winner and Rawson Park venue noted.
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Glebe strong in domestic match with notable batting spells
The report highlights Glebe players led by Tan and Urinlere as they posted strong totals and built a steady innings sequence. Notable performances include a 110 and 04 by Taninet Urinlere, with Burrow and Cumbarkaysdl contributing, while Waverley and St George players featured in other key displays. Bowler A. Marks ends season with a bright 70 not out for his club, and Waghort’s double for St George dominates mentions alongside University bowler Wobla’s three and five wicket haul.
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Trampden Love
Mosman Amison
Nina Beil
Mide
W. Wi. Bassett
Moo
Bettngien
Wells
W. Hunt
Balaain
Roeboek
Balmain
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Northery Disteiaty Intrlander
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Loriverity Botanm
Mateh
Paddington
Marrickville
MM. Waghort
St. George
Waverley
Tve
M. Ua
Wobla Togel
Art ' Ai
W. Ross
Witters
Northern District
Erlekat Gorh
Shore Wins G.P.S. Cricket Honors
Shore wins the first sale of the 130 competition for the cricket club from Hatshad on Wednesday. Sydney Chuete and Nowington lead the bowlers and batsmen with notable scores and averages, reflecting Shore's all round strength. Nowlington, Ston and other players posted strong innings while Barker led the bowling with 24 wickets.
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Hatshad
Wednewday
Sydney Chuete
Cremmnr
King's Sehtootjie
Nowington
Noewington
Leading Sydney Averages First Grade Batting and Bowling
A fragmented report lists top players in Sydney first grade cricket with emphasis on leading batting and bowling averages. Names such as Hunt, Forester, Gordon, and Heydon appear amid scattered club and regional references.
Australian hockey selections debated at meeting
A meeting of the Avwatentbant Honkdy Association discussed the proposed Australian team to compete in a colonial event. Walter Tathwell urged acceptance of a veto over the selections and announced dates for trials, with May 1 set as the nomination deadline.
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Walter Tathwell
Suva
Lsnee Sy
Auman
Sandhe Slevin
Tisthewell
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