South Africa Seizes Fifth Test Lead At The Oval
South Africa moved ahead in the fifth Test at Kennington Oval aided by a 214 run fourth wicket stand between TH W Taylor and H G Deane. The English attack without Larwood Tate and White troubled the visitors but South Africa built a strong position on a true pitch after rain. Taylor top scored with 185 not out as South Africa declared near 2500 runs, while England, chasing, faced a tough day as bowlers Meiklejohn and Vincent struggled for breakthroughs and several batsmen fell cheaply.
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England
Go Doone
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Lee Sasmeal
Loo
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Crewie
Quin
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Shrime
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Wales
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MEER
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Shane Ihard
Mort PE
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Mr. Morning
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Wolfieton
Geil Tank Mare
Wellington
Hetwork Kolbe
Lowery
Kelbouen
MecWhinnnel
Hytultoi
Mayers
Lundine Sete
Honr
Mhay Gag
New Zealand
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Gloaming
Georgia Young
City Ohi
Randwick
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Thad
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Elas
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Sargeant
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Rmark
George Uett
Waasuk
Ly Tohuwtow
B. Schofield
Cinmins
Ivery
Tere Lund
Ethan
Eintsliler
Boelow
Mr. Marries
Belburn Glas Wellington
Aed
Eigm
Daiwa
Ward
Dr. Boll
Merrickhllt
Billy Bull
Brown
Queenyfoud
Storey
Ty Elbebourt
Magubticon
Tod” Burton
Aborr
Wrother
Burry
Indispueirion
Camptell Town
Brisbane
Sboull & Hin
Club Cricket Controversy Delays Premier Season Plans
The association debated aligning one club to meet the 16 premier season seed, with Victoria versus New South Wales in Sydney. Delegates urged stricter oversight of youth players while critics argued elite cricket should stay accessible, sparking protests over first class eligibility and attendance.
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Rsp MG. Wulee
Association
Hed
Lie Oltier
de Chita
Torgligh
Tomas Tunnet
Wew Soulls
Wales
Pho Ier
Yuruhy
G Clink Erickators
Tegaus
Australis
Victoria
New South Wales
Bydney
Amd
Anetra
Board of Control
Mora
Melbourne
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Obituary and Cricket Tribute to Arthur Gregory
The death of Arthur H. Gregory occurs after the passing of his nephew Sidney Gregory. The article recalls his cricket career for New South Wales, his role in Sydney cricket circles, and his funeral at New South Wales. It notes his association with Warwick Greens and his long involvement in the sport. The piece also honors his character and contributions to the game and his church service.
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Yaty Sud
Arthur H. Gregory
Sidney Gregory
Arthur
Iml
Chatswood
Arloe
Wits
Warwick
Ee Wits
Rae
Lowlia
Waheed Yilaigael
Aug Vietoria
Eesbenel
Nail
Sydney
Moris
New South Wales
Shaw
Chickis
Mites
Arthur Gregory
Timon Agninet
Warwicks
Nehay Heat
Jewaty
Yankees Show Aussies How To Play Ball At Multnomah
A detailed match report from Multnomah shows the American team's batting and fielding overpowering Australia at the Show Ground Moore Park. The Americans impressed crowds with sharp throwing and clever catching as Moltonimay’s lineup dominated early and late, with standout performances from Williams, Grayson, and Sherrott. Australia struggled to respond as Multnomah carried the tempo through the second week, while weather and crowd energy added to the atmosphere of this first Test.
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Bintalla
Roedeuet
Americ
Aarey Dillon
Beneball Pris
Barly Piextutle
Wid Wits
Iy Newey Lst
Log
Apueleculay
Agetratia
W. Mort Pj
A. McThothfey
FE. Abbonil
A. Bromortel
Miller
G. Williams
TE Parkin
Kennett
Donnan
Multetamal—Sox
Belme
Stary
Abigail
Slim
Tammerich
Yankeeland
Beau Branmels
Portland
Moore Park
Seals
Australian Cricket and Soccer Notes From a Turbulent Season
Fragmented report notes players like Gregory and Sydnee, mentions South Sydney, Waverly, and Sydney Grown. It references fielding praise, Batte diffs, and a broader section on Australian cricket and continental tours with names like W. Smith and Collinaspercat, set around September events.
Mr E E Bean Retiring From Cricket Board Founders
Melbourne cricket world notes the retirement of E E Bean a founder and long time executive with Victoria and Commonwealth associations. Amid praise for his 30 plus year service the piece highlights his role on the board committees and the shift in governance while referencing other Australian cricket figures and recent match results in England and Australia.
Coach Seeks Steady Ground In Tumultuous Season
The report sketches a chaotic scene around a football and baseball situation. Mentions several figures and factions, including a coach and players, amid confusion about strategy and leadership. The piece hints at restless fans and shifting plans as teams struggle toward a home start.
Fragmented OCR sports note hints at team strength
The readable bits suggest a team is stronger now with improved speed and form. Names appear tangled but indicate a focus on key players and upcoming contest expectations.
English Cricket Averages and Probable See-saw in Queenland Offer
Fragmented report outlines English batting averages led by Hobbs and Gore with talk of strong bowling by G. Geddant and Rhineman. Mentions Queensland Association offer details and potential coaching plans for an Australian to bolster bowling while Surrey's cricketer is favored to progress, amid uncertain form and selection dynamics.
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Bel Knelish
Gretlao
Hobbs
Surrey
Gosling
Bey
Tdi Hobbess
HD Gore W
Hiemiryone
Yan
Bert RH
GS. Wyatt
Dulowpatal
Gatilita
Doe
FL Tytterley
White
E. Geddant
Rhineman
Docot
Queensland Association
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Q.C.A
PARTY FOR ENGLAND DURING CRICKETERS VISIT
During a visit by England’s cricketers a party from Metrukin department will attend in Enaland while the Eleven counter. The party aims to view matches and listen to songs of the world’s beauty. Local officials plan events and introductions for guests including Mr. We He Broth of Hale's Balbdinen Melbourne.
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C. M. Boyne
A. Teoteime
Ladore
Barnaloy
Waddy
Lee
de Pour
Mosare
Jt. A. Oxdnde
T. Bowl
Old Floyer
Crepory
Melbourne O
Melbourne Creket Olah Nngual
Leo Cusney
Ste Edward Mitchpil
A. Bopebyen
Charlie Borreying
Lattet
Enaland
Enickat
Willie
Hale
Balbdinen
Colinmentresty
Melbourne
Best Game of Bowls Reignites City Rivalry and Debate
A Sydney City bowlers scene features discussion on club conduct and standards, highlighting a clash between City and Marrickville members over practices, hosting, and governance. The piece notes strong players, visiting dignitaries, and a push for better youth training while praising local club culture and the sport’s growth.
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