Why Was Tallon Unchosen in Australian Selection
A Victorian cricket match ahead of the Empire Games in Melbourne is set for Friday in charity celebrations. The absence of Don Bradman is noted as a possible nonappearance, while debate swirls over why Tallon and others were omitted. Names of selectors and players appear amid partisan expectations.
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Don Bradman
Mane
Qatory
Coura
Sydney
Fifa
S.J. Metmba
J. A. Pingleton
A. L. Haesett
A. G. Chiprechett
W. Rogers
B. A. Barnett
London
England
Cunningham Reid
Louis Mountbatten
Cricketers Birthdays and Australian Eleven Farewell
A jumble of cricket birthdays and notes on the 1933 Australian Eleven farewelling by the New South Wales Cricket Association. Mentions Don Tallon and other players, with remarks on the Ashes tour, Sydney Cricket Ground events, and New Zealand eleven expectations on home form.
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N.G.W. Cricket Association
Usher
Sydney Premiership Round Ten scoring details and venues
Readable portions show a clash of teams including Balmain and University at the Oval and Park venues. Scores list players with runs and wickets, noting key figures such as Paddone, Jackson, and Green. The fragment hints at a cricket scorecard with batting and bowling tallies across venues in Sydney's premier competition.
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Noy
Tal de Lawen
Cullen i
Payio
Sinie
Wlie Himase Hear
Ah Ny Tassa
Caneron
Ks O'Belon
Natwel
Penreton Ee
Dale
Price
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Arete
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Fitepatrick
Hesuvood
Crown TO
Gulliver
Enutoy XL
Wilsiag
Tuntetn Pal Winery
Sun Whs
Simona K
Stably
Hurt
W. Johns
Vaid” ‘Sia
Fix Fillowield
Atauiek Oval
ST. Crm
Terete
Gray
Yo Tee
Qreen
Byun
Witomell
St. Langbabtary
Tor Park
Waverley
Sib
A. V. Jackson
DO. Dames
Motil Ad
Byrdag
Paddoneton
He Dames
Pruner
Taare Trea Reolvas Oval
University
Vickey
Lashes
Unclear OCR Fragment About Gargoline Webhdee Banter
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Gargoline and Webhdee banter with Alora and Heres. Names appear garbled, preventing clear event or source. Summary captures only hints of dialogue and characters without discernible facts or context.
Grimmett's Spin Impresses At Age Sixty Six
Article reviews C V Grimmett's enduring spin bowling at 66 noting admiration from G B Fry and comparisons to earlier greats. Mentions Ward and Climie Grimmett’s late-career form, Evans of Victoria, and top bowlers from the 1870s to 1896 intercolonial era with wicket tallies and averages.
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Clarence Grimmell
G B
C.B
Clanvie Grimmett
Ward
Battsman Ward
Tue
Grimmett
New South Wales
Edwin
Peel
F. R. Spelfarth
YT. W. Garrete
Victoria
Evans
Angland
Lemat
England
George Giffen
I. i Spofforth
P. W. Garrett
George Patriot
Bhleid
Edwin Evans
Ate
Spearfort
Sutcliffe England Criticism At the Selection Meeting
Lord Hawke chaired a Yorkshire club meeting discussing England cricket selection. The president said Sutcliffe could help England win Tests if selected. Debate touched on Hamid Henderson and De with regard to ineligibility and the committee’s duty to a fair judgment.
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Yorkshire
Lord Bawke
England
Aviorrelio
Elinsen
Herbert
Sutcliffe
Hamid
Hendeen
Tallon Leads Wicket Keepers in Sheffield Shield Averages
Tallon the Queenslander tops keeper averages with 17 wickets from 68, 25 percent of against the other States. W A Oldfield leads dismissals with 14 catches, C W Walker 6 catches and 7 stumpings, Ben Barnett 11 catches 4 stumpings for 16 wickets. Walker’s figures exclude Adelaide and part of Sydney matches.
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Queensland
W. A. Oidfield
C.W. Walker Io
Ben Barnett Bt
Felly
Two Sydney Tests Set as England Tour Opens
When the English team visits Australia two Tests will be played in Sydney. By then the Hill should be upgraded to match other grounds in accommodation, a Trust priority. The new Members' Association backs the Trust’s push for government support and aims to actively press for ground improvements.
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Australia
Sydney
Smetranank
Frank Bryant leads Perth Premiership clash notes
Frank Bryant starred for Subiaco with 140 in a Perth premiership match seen against East Perth and Fremantle. Claremont, Mount Lawley, and North Fremantle also featured, with scores and player tallies including Everett and Luke.
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Subiaco
Ldugéluet East Perth
Claremont
Marshall
Weet Perth
Morth Perk
Everett
Luke
Fremantle
Mount Lawley Fost
Frank Bryant
North-cret Fremantle
Sydney Cricket Gossip from the Yard: Saturday Toss and Scores
Sydney cricket gossip notes multiple players and clubs across Marrickville and Glebe. Edson and Solomon set high scoring marks with a 143 and a rapid 144, while Denton, SmitsPatrick, Lash, and McCabe shine for Cumberland, Paddington, and South Sydney. A moment of silence honored T Rankin and two vice-presidents at Marrickville Oval.
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Srane
Marrickville
Cumberland
Marrickvilla
T. Rankin
L. A. Callaway
F. W. Grant
Don Bradman Dominates With 38 From Two Overs
A fragmented match report notes Don Bradman scoring 38 off two overs for Kensington against Prospect, as Glenelg and University clashes produced low totals and notable bowling figures. Keith Robinson, Ron Hammence, and Len Darling feature in varied performances across the day’s play, with West Torrens and Adelaide contests highlighted.
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Erve Walthe
Glenelg
Cough
F Adelaide
White
Roberts
Belne
Watts
Ron Hammence
West Torreon
Collis Drink Ward
Avery
University
Battirday Weed
Muna
Eric Lenorgan
Erfelet
Len Darling
Star
Wleleta
Tallon Faces Oldfield In World Keeper Race
The piece argues Bright Tallon may be overlooked due to age as Oldfield dominates talk of selection. It notes Tallon’s strong last season, compares him to rivals Barnette Walker and outlines Tallon’s batting, averages, and innings while criticizing selectors for omitting him.
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Oldfield
den Tallon
Oldie
Qatar
Tallon
Eeneon
Australis
Hedr
Barnette
Walker
Ring
Barnett
Tallon Innyverage
Rine Behlind
King Tstlon
Phould
Engalrednto
Pebortors Wekowl
Roncona
Tite
Wien
Suh
Mime
Marks Dominates Opening Drive Session at Coogee Oval
A. Marks built a strong start against St George at Coogee Oval, reaching 60 in around forty minutes before Koening's pace balling hit 150 in two hours. Most of Marks drives were through the off and many boundary shots shaped the session, suggesting he could be among the top batsmen for the State eleven.
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Aring
A. Marks
St. George
Coogee Oval
Koening
Wixeles
Marks
Sydney cricket home rising in George Street plans
The NSW Cricket Association will erect a new home in George Street north with 63 ft frontage on the ground floor and 70 ft height, including a basement four shops at ground level and a cricketers club. Architect Frank Buckle drafts a wide scheme with offices across the street during construction. The piece recalls early Australian cricket meetings and notable figures in Sydney's cricket history.
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N.S.W. Cricket Association
George Street North
Frank Buckle
Wdteentele Echeme
Ariniket
Sydney
Cricket Association
Aston's Exchange Motel
Spring Street
Gregory
Association
Victor Cohen
Phillip Sherkian
Ble
Ad Texte
ASLP
Soclety
Johm Gibson
Deymrtoent of Education
Charles Beal
Meerings
Thorpe
Oxford
St. James’ Church
King Street
Willam AcKhene
Victor Cohan
Gerd Gowrie
Tasmanian Suggestion for Combined Team Against Australians
A Tasmanian suggestion proposes a combined Tasmanian Australian side with four Australian cricketers from the Ghelish visit to Tasmania. Debate centers on costs, loyalty, and whether matches in Tasmania should be retained or dropped. Randwick bowler Ryan Griffin had a strong outing against St George, taking six for many.
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Thea
Invita D. Tallon
Lee B
G. Gregory
L. O’brien
Tasmania
Fae Orlelet
Attio ‘Skelihood
Tostmnania
Gryan
Randwick
Ativka
St.George
England Chooses New Australia Tests Loom Large
England mourns the omission of Grimmett and Oldfield as Australians name a strong side. Critics in London debate replacements while editors debate the selectors choices and England’s fading hope for the tests.
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Grimmett and Oldfield
England
Grimmett Lurking At Cover Point In Test Crises
The article discusses England’s batting strength and weak bowling depth, noting O Reilly as best medium pace bowler while McCormick’s stamina is questioned. Whittle and Want are unknowns. British writers doubt an Australian Ashes recovery, predicting a challenging series with England organized and capable.
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G. W. Grimmett
Grimmett
England
O'Reilly
E. L. McCormick
Whetwood-Smith
Charles Bray
Londo
Bera
Les
Engleherteiot
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