Australians Start Week Against Leicestershire in England
A long, unreadable OCR story discusses the Australian team’s tour plans, meeting Leicestershire, and the broader context of the England campaign. It notes travel, venues like Eden Park, and remarks on hospitality and fan enthusiasm for the Australians during their 1927-28 or similar era tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Thermars
Eparemien
Hetuncare Willams
Lear
Sydney
Eden Park
Auchlan
Australia
Australan
England
Rnvercargilligi
Vitmisce
Te Town
Howard
Cyiebel-Graund
Bateman
Vernon Ransford
Thax Queenaland
NB Wales
Hha Bean
Victoris
Tatmania
Cobionwealth Association
Didenssian
Mrc
Sydney First Grade Premiership Stats 1920 21
fragmented text discusses Sydney cricket figures and opinions from London sources about Kirkwood Abe Mitchell and other players. mentions performances, age and form, with unclear conjecture on future selection and domestic versus overseas perspectives.
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Sydney
Ashes of Sporting Journalism Reflections and Reader Letters
A reader letter dated December 1 1980 laments limited coverage of English cricket history in sport journals. It discusses W G Grace and W B Hearne era figures, mentions Trumble and Burr, and hopes current players like Hales and Barnes bolster England’s edge as the club recovers.
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John
Ibton
Jinny Ninglt
Allen
Yuene
Thas
Trumble
Burr
Cricker
Guearvat Tiel
Wobbe
Trumble Blount
W.G
BS Peery Wiliamiy
Bydnar
Thie
Tne
Wwe
Clouse
Inchuslan O Hales
Vary Mead
Hang
Barnes
Referee Picture Supplement in Australian Cricket Echoes
The Australian Cricketers paper notes reflect on Ashes memories and early Manchester tours. It recalls past figures Bardasey and Ransford and a lively match with over bowling, praising wartime leadership and education, while mentioning Greanry and Hey Trinh Chusun Lahn in a reminiscence tone.
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Sporting
Melleway
Manchester
Bardasey
Ransford Sa
Australian Cricket Review Promises Bright Season For 1924
A fragmented account highlights Australia’s cricketers’ prospects, praising AC MacLaren and S. K. Barnes as key figures. It notes the premiership intent of the division, tallying results against Gordon, Paddington, and others, with top individual figures including 184 by Farrell and 146 by Lowe.
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Maczaren
Bla
Austeatia
S. K. Baruen
Aterdom
Majchan
Midile Harbor
Drattict
Windert
Maneaaoreastul Seston
Gordon
Paddington
Baltrain
Gentral Cum
Berlbiol
Re Farell Walnut
St George
P. Lowe
North Sydney
F Ames
Trainfinws Outrage
Dingudny
Whale
Stuns
Crowded Sydney soccer season opener features royal crowd
King George and the Duke of York were expected as 1900 plus players hit the field for the metropolitan season. Tottenham Hotspur and other teams faced mixed results with large crowds and evolving grounds as plans for international fixtures and insurance for players dominated football news.
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London
Football Association
Sydney Seagon Grarte
WIEX
Acs
Aram Newcastle
Maiiena
Lithgow
South Conte Assacia
Cameraa
Armidale
Auinnin Erik Wan
Pullen
Fuenbone
Mura
Hha
Australian Football Season Opens with Intra League Plays
The report outlines the start of the Australian football season with interclub practice matches ahead of the official opening. It notes interstate participation, strong crowds, and plans for premiership competition, including Queensland and New South Wales fixtures, plus administrative developments and league communications.
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Sydney
Biouil
Angitians
Phayery Wat
Fea
TCA
Queensland
Wither
Leslie 9Ventana
Veuin
Bate
Urney
Ince
Victorien
South Australian
Tasmanian
Ballarat
Cileainny Diuttice
N.S.W
Albury Border
N.S.W. League
Avdovil
Victoria
South Autrate
Wat “Austral
Tammenin
Rae
Asemsem
Fana
Burehanara
Keehane
Patie Pareonane
South Victoria
New South Waley
Sfield
New South Wales
South Aurelia
Solin Australia
Kato
Waa Willembrdty
Stbmt
Mr Yan Sab
Tyany
Welive and
Queesland
Jalerc
Tate
Picaet
Leriwan
Polo season opens with interclub gymkhana clash
The polo section holds a weak opener as interclub gymkhana unsettles Monaro district with heavy attendance. Notable players include Ryrie of Mattes Station and teams from Duntroon and Cooma, with remarks on active service links and regional interest in the sport.
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F.A
New Zealand
Leichhardt
Cachete
Naval Dachyisd
Balmain
Georeish Clube
Lathhardt
Wes
Toa Dockyard
Sunlight
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Cooma
Ryrie
Mattes
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Hare
Tlanten
Ety
Hepburn
Bevfevion
Womble
Battle Beant Fouth
Maslin
Lidenfield
Sands
O'Mare
Alien
Duntroon
A A. Campbell
Culiningham
Oorna
C. Becienen
Coon
Ouigol
Cran
Allen
Tisheat
Marden
Davin
Canberra
Eatiphalt
Col Auhann
Beslewe
Aunwichors Hall
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Gregney
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Robinson
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Pitt-Street
George Street
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