When Clem Hill and Victor Trumper Were Young
A retrospective piece examines the early careers of cricketers Clem Hill and Victor Trumper. The article discusses youth, schooling moments, and contrasts their early form and public perception before achieving fame. It references performances at Adelaide and references to the England series, highlighting formative years and notable matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Hill
Victor Trumper
Cassads Asp
Wileh
Ax Stuncrad
Clem Hilt
Aire
Petare
Salm St Perec
Tessier
Atalle
Reeiside
Mare
Bigneu
Reomthaahier
Trumeei
Jobe
Adelaide
Chersee
Tarneg
George Crier
Priileny
Australian Cricketers in the Postwar Era Debate
The article discusses postwar cricket plans involving Australia and England, with calls for stronger cooperation and reinvigorated tours. It references wartime strains on teams, potential matches, and leadership voices from England and Australia, including noted figures and military-linked players, amid hopes for renewed international competition.
Death of Frank Allan Victorian cricketer in Melbourne
Frank Allan, a renowned Victorian cricketer born in Germany, died in Melbourne on Friday after a long illness. He starred for Victoria and Australia and was celebrated as a hardy, influential all rounder with a notable English career before retiring. Survivors include family and former teammates who recall his aggressive bowling and powerful batting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allen
Linea
Qeriek
Allan
Roy
Victoria Tss
Test
Vietneiman
Cowie
Hhumser
Watson” Sort
Mr. Allan
Ital
England
Spafiorih
Bayle
Ate New Bank
Welchinen
Muedech
Sydney
Gregory
Charile Barner
Spatforth
Bertiein
Bovie
Horan
WB Midwinter
Ane
Conway
Au Vietartane
Wol
Murdoch
Baiey
Tatraciar
Sydney First Grade Competition Second Round 1917
Fragment provides a partial, garbled note on a Sydney first grade event dated February 4 1917 with unclear details but references a round and scores or times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Srount
Pandenozoh
Paddington Ascendancy in Spring Series Play
A garbled recap depicts Paddington and Paddington area figures in a shaky recount of a spring campaign. Mentions of teams, venues, and players surface with unclear names and fragmented phrases. The piece hints at a pivotal game at Ubisoft Brgy White and a desire to see a dramatic development unfold in Braney Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddington
Horandey Park
Detwern Peenbemen
Lyaner Diutrich
Sydney cricket and rowing notes from Melbourne era
A detailed sports round up covers Sydney and Melbourne matches with bowling feats by Watkins and others, notable innings by Darines and Landon, and praise for North Sydney and Western Suburbs. It notes retirements and a long career of Natwick Culley, plus a Melbourne report on Mrs Mordely and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatersham
Ion
Shanerr
Hans
Jan Sornath
Aspen
Anavens
International cricket match noted with Cape Town and Australia ties
A chaotic diary of a cricket tour recounts Cape Town and Australia clashes. It mentions Webster as wicket keeper drawing praise, and cites England and New Zealand players among a diverse group of visitors. The piece reflects on match outcomes, player form, and regional reactions amid wartime-era sentiment.
University Cricket Match Report From Perth Suburbs
A long score-heavy cricket report covers matches at East Perth Subiaco Leederville and Midland Swan. It notes player performances from North Perth Subiaco Leederville and West Perth with several batsmen and bowlers highlighted for notable scores and figures. The piece mentions University and Waverley teams, with results, innings totals, and individual contributions amid a dense, legible cricketing snapshot.
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Pen
Wan
York Yan
East Perth
Tony
Varsity
Clark
Nat Gat
Buretom
Athens
Robectoun
Biden
Aetna
St. Redeccaun
Midlana Junction
Michel
West Perth-Miron-Swan
Midland-Swan
Wett Peet
Hogue
West Perth
Watts
Subiaco-Leederville
Perch
North Pere
North Pere Repileng
J. Veryord
Frondam Seared
Foca
Leederyit Boet
Claremont
ATF
Serine
Cleremane
Wekers
Heuge
Remington
Pontiock
Pardon
Ingnes
Prevent
Hell
Bobere
Wignes
Neyo Peril
A. Christian
Ay Evers
Randell
Talliaac
Early Cricket Books surveyed in Australian history
A fragmentary survey of early cricket books notes The Australian Cricket Guide and The Cricketers Guide for Australasia by Willan Parrish, with references to Biers and Pat Fox and the Melbourne grounds. It highlights the first exickee publications around 1850s to 1880s, including club histories, match repertoires, and portraits.
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Exickee Publi Irolie
Auilegnon
Henry “Biers
Palliam
W. Pairfax
Melbourne
Addon
Adverneenenm
Hamay
South Wales
South Australia
Tor
Gluba
Corfica
Privace Walston
Encaliente
Eaacinens
Taylor
Dekker
Lave
Jatoourne
Biers
Patton
Price
Zand
Aye ‘Tell Gate
W. Daish
Ram
W. J. Dash
Willem
Ge Whey
Uth
Pataan Pirates
Sf Maines
Fornmendet Heads
Serta Hil
Cal Ood
Howehorm South Yar
Univer Snctaber
Shale'at
Gedong Sag
Balirat
Tiveny Thenly
Sydney
Grarldegere Sre
Austatisn Sud
Gouth Auvaalian Clube
Faith Australien
Union
End
Adestae
Smite
Sir Eewin
Aviiation
Grieves
Australasia
Willan Parriau
Auntralia
Araltiae
Sydney veteran recalls cricket lore at Domain ground
A Sydney veteran reflects on early Melbourne cricket culture at the Domain and Hyde Park venues. The piece recalls matches with Milary, Currency, and Marylebone clubs, notes figures like Joha Moria and Captain Ward, and discusses the 1856 ground opening and the Australian Cricket Guide edited by William Fairfax. It preserves a snapshot of long-standing Australian cricket tradition and notable players and venues.
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Braney Cricket Ground
Melboure
Tee Wien
Wien
Joha Moria
Wietoris
Tr Sydney College
Nam
Sydney Gramence Scheoul
Usder
Cape
Schontimalge
Ulm
James Mastin
William “Windever
Thaw
Cook
Hyde Path
Racecourse
Hove
Larry Villiaes Ang Wes
Richard Dover
Currency Club
Aver Hyde
Agaizet
Willebe
Ristice Bank
Metropol
Wr Tusks
Sim Sar Marriv Alves
Prawe
Golony
Cepin Ward
Brive
Haing
Tutians
Arturofdanore
Win. Doulton
Depuie Ward
Minty
Deniel
Edward Wondahole Ware
Richard Drivach
Pecs
Ystastone
Ane Howneh Welns
Sete Seociation
Ane Joulders
Grovind
Morrie
Mew Bours Flay Einae
Barly
Moreiowe
Lip Han Morea
Onnla Tawa
Ao Aericatroras
Ward
Avery Auperson
Nick
Viple
Fale
Albers
Megee Hi Thomson
R J. Black
MLC
Hen Hilliard
Gorman
Belcher
G. Jours
Fea
Warne
Cages Arene
G. Curtis
Th Darcy
J. Morrie
Keddie
Decker
Mr. Morrie
Erickner
Ligue-Calanel
End of cricket season plans announced for high schools and colleges
The article outlines the revival of cricket ties among high schools and colleges after a drought, with arrangements for wet wickets and match scheduling. It notes Sigh Schools association involvement and efforts to coordinate the College-Hower teams, plus activities for lower marches and cart staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gal
Sibuybon
Collegiate Schalk
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