Cricketers in Sydney Show Promising Form in Week's Response
A readable report outlines cricketers in Sydney developing well as they respond to Gallipoli calls amid fast runs and shifting form. The piece highlights players like Healy and Glebe’s Cullen in a tense domestic scene with mentions of Newell, Mack, and other cricketers striving to prove core strength, while noting the ongoing test hopefuls and coaching pressure.
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Gricket
Sydney
Gallipoli
Sabek
Easen
Wwe
Australia
Anid
Lion Tonwlere
Aris
University Colts Triumph in Sydney Cricket Match
The University of Sydney side delivered a vigorous performance at Redfern Oval, overcoming Redlegs with stout batting and sharp fielding. Notable innings included a 98 by Roy and a standout 50 by Bambley, while Petershain's bowlers and fielders kept pressure on their opponents throughout a long, tense contest.
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Bydney University
Rediony
Melbourne
John Lions
Redlegn
Vor
Varsity
Whem Varsity
Redfern Oval
University
Eat
Esfurdey
Galtwood
Roy Park
McKelson
Asptes Cbs
Sale
Arash
Sean
Lal Grove
Acta Delsat
Sydney First Grade Competition Highlights
In the Sydney first grade competition, the report mentions Waverley and Brain Waverley with scattered text. Key names appear garbled, but the snippet references a game context and player mentions amid unclear OCR data. The fragment suggests match action and team identifiers without clear scores or outcomes.
Western Suburbs Triumph In Gruelling Club Match
The report details a tight cricket contest where Western Suburbs defend convincingly with notable spells from bowlers and key batsmen. George Jurian and For Bilder opened strongly for the visitors, but a late middle order collapse saw the home side struggle. J Mose delivered a big 73, while the Western attack dismissed most rivals, leaving Suburbs with a commanding position.
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Gordon
Wenern
Gardon Ah Chetnween
Gonion
George Jurian
Bilder
Emer
Mincarvney
Hings
Sun
Macartney
Isymersas
Pretty Lee Wings Elders
Ehicien Secrult
Faimain Giniriet
Muaden
Andy Mall
Bottoeiner
Ang ‘Tyadie
F. J. Mose
Ttio
Sin
Gerion
Byers
Taylor
run-Letiers
Close Battle at Rushcutters Bay in tight club match
Middle Marbor and Sydney District played a closely fought innings at Rushcutters Bay with both sides producing steady batting. We highlight key contributions from Nery, Weeney, Bull, Ward, and Carter as the match swung between the sides with multiple wickets and cautious, then assertive batting.
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Rushcutters Bay
Marbor
Sydney
Rush
Culters Hay
Tian Wickeys
Viernes
Willidie Warrior
Marshall
G. Wright
Nery
B. Bull
Murgusil
Lefely
Asher
Fuieedsle
Sa Renulayis Dell
M. Cullen
Yaker
Rgking
Ward
Behuain
New Zealand Cricket Council Elects Life Members
The New Zealand Cricket Council at the annual meeting elected three life members for their service to cricket in the Dominion. Recipients include E Heacore Williams of Napier, Fr Wildine, and Mr. Smith, noted for long-standing contributions.
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New Zealand
New Zealand Cricket Council
Naa
Dominion
E'Heacore
Williams
Napier
Wildine
Fether
Rapuael
Austeen
C. Re Sroud
Nanager
Grice
Mr Smith
Mr Smith, One of the Saundaes of the New Zesiana Re Ang Rts Real Bon
Wan
Ot Manly
Hie Dowling
Nature
J. & Barrett
New, Zealand Council
Cricket notes and personal notices from Sydney clubs
A fragmented cricket missive covers scores and players from Sydney clubs, noting nine wickets for 16 runs by Not Out and Barnes, local performances by Glebe, Paddington, and Western Suburbs, plus veteran mentions including E R Foster and H W Lae. It also records a marriage in Brecon and a German Army tidbit, with broader World War I service notes and sport chatter.
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Barnes
England
Bedworth
Kerall
Exhor Geober
Weal
Minoeir 4Hd Guaile
Ain
Amin
Redfern
W. Dunn
Satuday
Gordon
Western Suburbs
Jubilee Oval
Glebe Point
Teuton
H.W. Lae
Middlesex
Ariifectes
County of London
Abe
Spain
Ellava Gosd
Valenciennnes
Abere
Lee
Ehud
Faye Uehe
Twan
Valenciennes
Hanover
Wiras
Indere
War support voices in Australia and Empire effort
Sydney Cricket President Mr JH it Pratten voices strong imperial support from London to Australia, urging unified funding and shipping measures. He notes Prime Minister Andrew Fisher and Senator Pearce pledge aid, with calls for practical steps to sustain war production and public sacrifice across the Empire.
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Jh.it Praitan
Gruber Club
New South Wales Cricket Association
Taterstage
Selman
Ruurala
Mr. Pratten
Chilaren
Foufie
Landon
Khabl
Egypt
Malta
Mary J Aicatian
Ard
Wore
Inilvacy
Eouna
Sanupieah
Denewaleme
Whely
Holman
New In Wales
Sno
Ana Reeitt
Jorsl Coats
Pearce
Andrew Fisher
Torre J
Londom
Kitchener
Sitkaly
Tully
Trede
Whartiedsret
Fo. Pediat
Tanfand Shipping
Nacional Berg
Pratten
Irons
Tome
Mle Ogiajon
Ohat
Empire
Umpire Woes and Odd Calls Across Several Matches
The report recounts amusing and disputed umpiring moments from multiple games. Analysts discuss calls such as a ball ruled in or out, a hit ball referenced as Saturn’s tee, and a “lost ball” ruling. Players and observers debate whether fielders or umpires misapplied rules, noting a few controversial outs and close plays.
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Megs
Searle
Ste
Melborne Cricket Round Sees Close Contests and Standouts
Melbourne cricket rounds highlight South Melbourne 228 against Fitzroy with Cannon claiming all early wickets, North Melbourne struggle to 67, Prahran bowler Buchie eight for 67, and Essendon facing a strong 210 by Melbourne aided by Barrell and Carroll. Blackburn’s bowling and Sydney connections noted as key factors in varied results across the round.
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Melbourne
Acemikely
Marendon
Fite Toy
Seninsy
South Melbourne
Kive Tone
W. Cannon
Tckowons
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Tigi
Armstrong
Ranstors
Vaughan
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Warwick
Annetrong
Armptcong
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Mayne
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Mealy
Park
Bariog
Car~ Kerk
Kieran
Rantford
Bewsel
Carrall
Cain
Siphon
Wi Aton
Bannan
Mohievach
A. Brown
Vabghen
Lord
Rush
Woodheides
Abu
Tommy” Warne
Cohen
Lanlan
Vernon Ravalord
MCC
Lanraat
Sewart
Warne
Devine
Cam
Seine
Wich
Sim
Green
Tige
Brunswick
Feapali
Ubte
Ezcrea
Ateer Manning
Dun
Laure Melt
Carian
Blackte
Prahran
D. Bhuchie
Northcote Berman
Yeomans
Bailey
Fund
Dalp
Vine
Blackie
Collingwood
Bee
Ele
Tebe
Bahan
Toneala
Cannon
Finlay
Richmond
Gray
Sesson
East Melbourne
Essendon
Carroll
Olweinen
Egat Melbourne
Allen
L. McNauchton
Baring
Sori
Vervewle
Mublebac
Barrell
Carsoll
George Spietz
Adelside
Metbourmigna
Wiesels Fox
A. Re Simme
New Zealand
Maid Seain
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Incomplete readable text shows garbled phrases likely from a late page item. Mentions names Mandell and Ainge and Tate context, but no clear event, date, or outcome to report. cannot determine a coherent news item from the fragment.
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Ian Sen
Tate
Waad
Mandell
Early cricket world faces war time strains and injuries
Fragmentary notes recall senior players amid English cricket during wartime. Mentions include Sir Timah OBrien's return from Maymooth, a veteran cricketer's seizure at his Bristol home, MCC actions, and several players such as King Reeves and Hawke. Financial mention to Fred Ayres’ heir noted.
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Vernon
Eam
Timah O'Brien
Maymooth
Den
Fragt
Bristol
Kiewe
Grave Island
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GJ Thompson
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