Only Victoria Has Attractive Holiday Cricket Match
The Referee outlines holiday cricket prospects with Victoria as the sole strong contender. Anecdotes on famous players and war fund references appear amid reports of English players’ wartime contributions. The piece notes dramatic stories of champions and the influence of the war on sport and national pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Weaving War Time Cricket and Empire News
The article surveys cricket during wartime across Australia England and Hampshire. It notes remarkable Fielding and batting feats by stars like Haggin and others, discusses Australian and English exchanges, and highlights memorials and changes in county and club roles amid conflict. It mentions reserve cricketers and secretaries in Hampshire and Cambridge, and reflects on the impact of war on sport and national pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine
Amoseuon Vie
A.C. Glucemsom
Conidera
Ida
Che Ehirmyan
Inmannesbuce
Qld
Ano Menbay
Hern
Ieee
Ericketers
Rick
Mr “Luckon
London
Hempshire Cebny
Wes
Royal Naval Reserve
Assistany
de Rustell Hencral
Stekel
Tm 1903
Ie Club
Maundy
Sperling Lite
Hampshire
Warswickstire
Nedbee
Bacon
Couybal
Hampehrey Rugby’ Union
Jansen
Vewel
United Services
Southaverpton Trajanalapers
Pacrew
Holiday Cricket Topics from The Saturday Referee
A historical recap discusses the season’s top grade cricket, noting unofficial standings and forthcoming revisions. It highlights leading scorers Warren Hardaley and others, with averages and runs, and comments on the old versus new systems for official competition resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
Alee
Warren Hardaley
SBS Ac
Inninen
Toa
Wa Unga
Fine Mel
AL Sy McGee
Galloway
Barnsley
GT Ruinae
Not Out Notes From NSW NZ Cricket Council Misses
Notes by not out recounts a jumble of cricket and bank news with names like Dee WP Howell Maphad Tremlett and Arthur Malley. It mentions a Gallipoli injury, a Commercial Bank manager in Maniste Shelf, a state cricket match, and an Australian athlete nicknamed Prodigal. The text blends sports, finance, and personal injury in a fragmented late era page item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
WP Howell
Nsw
Maphad
Crecket Council
G Tremlett
Wickpam
Crmeral
Cumberland
Soblent A. Mapes
Bbworth
Sheridary Man
s—Arthur Malley
Treaerey
Padaingvnnian
Gallipali
Commercial Bank
Manista
Tee
Murdoch
Peere Bile
Wroin
Shaw
Morley
Rae
Nina
Rigteen
Lenemgie
Cis Castain
Gregory
Blackharn
Billy Ayade
Dave
Buttons Turned To GoLn Thedas Of Aytion Day
A patriotic cricket event in Melbearte drew crowds as a small army of workers performed their parts with love. Reports note a miniature Button Day in the city and mention funds raised and plans for further civic displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GoLn
Aytion
Melbearte
Willy
Erickee
Rowoelsian
Oval
Miegga
Itia
Ceuta
Dardanelles
Austins
Waverley Municipal Coon
al Deverminad
Weserj Jey District Cricket Club
Sealy
Butane
Medical Students and the War Impacting Australia
A long excerpt traces medical students and doctors in Australia joining the war effort. It notes the need for skilled medical men, the potential value of trained doctors overseas, and debates on mobilizing medical staff. The piece discusses policy views, imperial needs, and the role of doctors in wartime health care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye
Paone
Australia
Thas
Caius
Clare
Trinity
Cane
John Colbie
Cambridar
Busby
Medical Council
Betiouy
Aerith
England
Tasmanian Cricket Ends In High Scoring Draw
A detailed Tasmanian match report describes an East versus West contest with abundant runs and long batting stands. Key figures include Ware compiling a top score, Wis 210 not out, and bowler Hine taking five for 72. South Hobart contributed well with Shown fielding and notable performances by Wickes, Rushforth, and Davcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ke Ware
Watt
Dee
Fostie Rion Wickes
Muontes
Faey
Rushforth
Boyg
Eran
Tan Bataman
South Hobart
Rat
Sng
HS Sith
Leancemas
Ft. Tynon
Graaile
Iubied West Launceytan
Whart
REMINISCENCES OF J M BLACKHAM AND CRICKET HEROES
A sprawling reminiscence by RAMBLER recalling J M Blackham, famous matches, and Australian cricket legends. It weaves memories of Kennington Oval, notable batsmen and bowlers, and a tribute to Worthy players like Jack Blackham and Murdoch.
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Stories OF
G. R Hazlitt
W.G
Wien
Pelaer
Rneiané
A. Jephson
Schwere
Welles
Ath
Huh
Tne
Generel Kenting
Baoglie
Kehr
Wwe
Baeby
Beit
Gm Warlett
Padange
Ena
Humes
Grie
Hagin
Eve
Katt
Ram
Aimee Wena
Thea Masih
Ron Fone
Avery
Fey Machen
Bit Haris
Kopland
Heen Snoner
Nave
Arf
Navy
Woolley
Dean Ware
Paloma Haelitt
Tite
Uae
Betty
Nile
Nacariney
Cameron
George Vivent
Neuel Tor
Kooland
Aluders
Ebelleve
Ahemara
A. Macharen
Warner
Pat Tangs
Speer
Avra
Maxor
Ame
Tod Te Wrraawek
Arrows
Nrelieiers Cricker
MCC
Ut Crithey
Tip
Melbourne
Therionette Shane
Sara
Vaiahandi
Lake
Enliet
Sexson
Ana
Reborn
Bray Hsimese
Apnoreniy
Barwa
Bini
Grimady
Dietrich
Marvive
Josep
Robert Lincain
Satunday
Lincoln
Millis
Emyy
Lilece
Wong
Boca Clark
Tye
Capla
Stoney Ara
Reggie Cartel
Mattias Risin
Siter
the Canterbury
Katy Cate
Crete
Glasvestersuire
Yorkshire
Chaloner
South Africa
Davite
Cambridge
Erie
University Cricket Club
Gellecs
Tin Dior
Eadion
Grisket Club
Tas
Sod Auohomy
JM. Blanckenberg
Capetown Inseimatvanalerie Bnter
Heline Raelttenmwnt
Vabury
Afrvan
Rasineys
Blanchentarg
Wicketa
Ayant
Breelish
Atest Volk
Murphy’s
Eel Poe
Liewerane
Guy D. de Masanhor
Ilan
Arthur Wacarihur
Tellaw
Besilscouna
Sod Worter
Nores Wall Bien
Jeninaoa
Thomas Fowell Buxton
Seomer
Seiier
Bauth
Arid Wan
Lancashire Csitknar
W. Tyldelay
North Lencashire Ranent
North Lanes
Liverpool
Tasmanian
Bataman
Tassie
Welen
A. &. Davcy
Heavy Australian Light Horse
Forbes
J. M. Blackham
Spoff
Cliffes
Wink Wat
Carbre
Collinsatredt
Ore Duke of Portland
VRC
Jen Werreenes
Rrvan
Uhanlmanaly
Methunene
Alleroord
Snarteman
Simremac
Fedleweal
Bernard
Berne
Las
Jack
Hiv Kroteran
Mr_ J
Carlton
Kennington Oval
Anahelia
Vadtaran
Carita Blackhian
Orassian
Harry Boyle
Alfred Evelon
Jack Lyons
Spoforth Suzneer Lucan
Gerosn
Terinea
Wicker
Boytey
Aioe
Ie Bling
Oul
Dite Avatcalia
Eagily
Harry Towied
Abe
Alek Haanerman
Tom Garrell
Matsie
Bueland
Bowley
Helsing
Paeie
Rvsielt
Bod McLeod
Puxhie
Lyons
George
Aml Tully
Halaman
Barver
Roellam
Grerre Gillen
Charlie Turuye
Hillery
Gowled
Goaree Alpeie
Bonner
Spotard Fhoyiey
Rade
Uieorge
Giffen
Vic Toneny
Atkycumi Chlckster
Howler
Harman
Auatraton Shuw
Amd Souid
Foot Shop Aptiiy
Nien
George Amansst
Auceranans
Tom Garren
Tom
Kenmingon Oval
George Alice
Thadenersal
George Batley
Jack Bessie
Teichander
Tyamute
Gallothead Brigade
Svataue
Jel
Howe
Google
Ronal
Whamar Steran
Costes
Amd
George Palener
Gay. Me (Eafermnaneg
Mactlener
Gomsrune
Popace
Barmerman
Vane Walters
Sydney
Walters
Victorias
Ities & Good Amives
Etuchica Continuine
Caround
Wurra
Shieshi
Rari
Fsb
Rarnaiber
Wayral
Peat Daan
Ge Bower
Somaey
Ingina
Albert Bask
Wits
Fannop
Jack Conway
Bouth
Melber Dryandaall
Eembmavan
Jac Widig Gadew
Deancly
Te Jollinont
Phila
Beviey
Sosa Aa
Cormidor
Hornby
Binley
Bryow Abana Cstarhet
Ieee Oe Rivtieen
Fee Sk F
Feniy
Saeed
Natuman
Grace and
Trumper
Mackhan
Biza
Lia Presines
Viet
Tom Geil
New South Wale Amd
Che Mace
Chathie Bannerman
Stel Iowck
Thar
Vhuihar
Arida
Alice
Chae
Tito
Gruhn
Charlie
Pelpce
Mos
Formtae
One Hut
Roan
Aarne Shevleh
Prety
Tieelhere
Parra
Clun
Megee Eseysge
Cartier
Walcomed
John ‘McCarthy Bravehass
Conteanesie
Anthony Horderns
Athacia
Price
Anthony 1
Hordern & Sons Ltd
Brickfield Hill
Sydrey
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