Victorian cricket notes and Evans knock for 65
A crowd filled Bendigo as Ted Evans burst into form, bowling and batting brilliantly. Ned Gregory led a strong Victoria lineup, while Vic torian selectors debated peers including Joe Gudtes and Charley Boonerman. The piece recalls old timers and a vivid match scene with figures like Bree, Breevone, and Sydney cricket personalities, highlighting a stormy, nostalgia-filled day in early Australian cricket history.
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Conqueror of Cricket Honored in Annual Report
The eleventh annual report of the Teaneyasl Cricket Board notes a distinguished award to Lieutenant George McCue Bin for his heroism in the war. It praises McGubbin and acknowledges the young athlete as a conqueror, with calls for recognition of brave deeds by the younger generation amid wartime courage and achievement.
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A Glorious Record of Transvaal Cricketers in War
A fragment recounts Transvaal cricketers who served in the war with several fallen and wounded. It notes which men were lost on service, in Africa or Europe, and mentions Australian players and Frank Lyewoo with references to New South Wales and broader national teams.
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Europe
Auacraien
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Victoram
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Australie
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English Indian Quadrangular Tournament Recap
The report covers the Quadrangular Tournament among England India Mahommedan and Parsees. Tarrant shines for England amid rain interruptions and a drawn match as Hindus chase runs. Major Gret Sinenp and others feature in a brimming display with notable scores and a 600 run show.
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Merhie Orr-Chickertr and the Patriots of Old England Rugby
An article reviews the cricket and rugby career of Merhie Orr-Chickertr, detailing his early days with Bedford School, appearances for Bedford Town and Cambridge, plus stints with Yorkshire, the Gentlemen, Melbourne CC, and England lineages. It notes leadership roles, captaincies, and a long career spanning 19th into 20th century, highlighting his influence in Australian and English clubs and representative teams.
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Ramblers Cricket Notes Fourth Round Ruined by Rain
The fourth round of the Exdoey grade gainty was halted by rain after a partial start at Seurdey. Three matches reached decisions on the Ara innings with wins for Pauldington Peterahiam and Waverley, while Sydney-Middle Harbor faced intermittent play and detest University, as Waverley and North Sydney fought over a tense chase and Warton and Baker led Shoremen efforts amid a rain-affected day at the grounds.
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Cricket and Bowling Match Notes Across Sydney Grounds
A fragmented report covers bowling results and cricket matches around Sydney venues. Highlights include Lord's 68 and a 208 total by Gordon at the Sydney Cricket Ground, with notable contributions from Harte, Harvey, and Breder. Concerns over weather and incomplete innings appear alongside cross-town results and upcoming fixtures.
Referee Advertisements Promote Business Reach Right Readers
The Referee explains advertising here brings measurable returns. It targets the right people at the right time and in the right way, offering value rather than charity. Advertisers pay for a spot and gain exposure across Australasia’s sporting paper network.
Notable cricketers and military service noted in Perth match
A fragmented report highlights half a million readers per issue and mentions players including Eamereen, the Balesain star, and Truce Jones’s son returning to West Australia after front-line injuries. It notes a cricket match at Perth with a veteran Blue Mountaineer and a 100 off a long partnership with J. Mackay.
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Unsuitable OCR fragment on a children’s cough remedy
Fragmentary OCR text promotes a so called remedy for children’s coughs with mentions of ingredients and warnings. The readable parts are disjoint and unclear about product name, manufacturer, dosage, or official guidance.
English Rugby Union Stars Aid Service Team Victory
The article covers wartime rugby among English Northern Union players led by notable figures such as Mareld Waguatt and Private St Wagstaff. Grove Park A.S.C. defeated Marchant Taylors School with strong attacking play, despite heavy opposition. Wagstaff and Captain A Mixon sparked much of the scoring, with Wagstaff noted for leadership and Nin pace. The piece highlights the wartime context, crowd support, and the widespread involvement of servicemen and Oldham clubs in postwar style play.
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An unclear report describes a rugby or sports match with 20 goals and 26 trims, noting Private Goonow’s 20 deflections and mentions of players Put the ball over her and Soa race. The piece references a Northern Union three-quarter and potential greats in rugby, with scattered names and phrases.
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Anzac memories and Australian football notes from France
The article recalls T. J. Richards and Capain Middleton reflecting on British actions in France. It highlights the Big Wallaby forward’s five rushes and mentions Richards, a well known Australia player, with ties to soccer and the Victoria game. It also notes Donsld Mackinnon’s appointment as Federal Director and other wartime civic references.
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Huddersfield Faces Setback as War Echoes in Rugby Notes
The report recalls Huddersfield’s tough match against Leeds at Hever ingly, noting a large defeat and wartime disruptions. It mentions players like Rogers and the impact of the conflict on club form, with emphasis on home strength and the broader wartime sports context.
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Leeds Lath Suffer Defeat at Hull in Gusty Match
Leeds Lath, representing Leeds Clut, fell 11 points short at Hull on October 16 in a tight contest. Reports from Maguire and Carbere note limited representative players and difficult formation issues for the away side.
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Celtic Win Glasgow Cup Final in Glasgow
In the Beatus League standings Rangers lead with 14 and Celtic, Airdeleanlant Morton 33 each. Celtic win the Glasgow Cup final against Clyde by 2 goals to 1 amid a tense match that extended to extra time, Clyde equalized once but Celtic regained the lead. Clyde’s late pressure could not alter the result.
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