Young Sportsmen Passing Out Leave Rich Memories
An obituary style meditation on how opening acts of youth in sport leave lasting memories. The piece honors Arch ie Jackson and other sporting talents, noting courage, character, and influence of young athletes who pass away, shaping peers and inspiring future generations. It reflects on mortality and the enduring value of honest effort in sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SI J. Joynton Smith
Phose
Jackson
Wil Ws
Barney Kelrin
Harry Searle
Clarence River
Sully
Anind
Snow Spragg
Forerunner
Dally
Les Dorey
Maitland
Tno
Reflections on Cricket and Season Prospects
Reflections on cricket discuss two tiny matches in Australia next season and whether England or another team will bid for players. The older players may revive form while selectors evaluate efforts. England has two matches left in Victoria this week and South Australia next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eingland
pot _ oye
Dineta
Gotu
Victoria
South Austenlia
Ing.latten
Cricketers Birthdays Across the Empire
The article lists many cricketers and birthdays from diverse regions including the West Indies and South Africa with names such as J. Camterell, A. MecConmba, Liiutfoot, Bettington, Whitfield, and Evers. It notes the sharing of fame across centers and reflects on experiences from the Old Country toward the West Indies and South Atlantic teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barquhoe
NBAY
Camterell CVI
A. MecConmba
S.A
Liiutfoot
G. Cole
Bettington
Osford
Keb
Sh. I
AL Whitfield
Anidecwon
Carroll
Pas
IL A. Evers
Nsw
Wand Wald
West Indies
Archie Jackson Memorial Tribute From Sydney Cricketers
Arch ie Jackson memorial observed by Sydney cricketers at a meeting of the Woolloomooloo club. Sentiment lauds him as a fine young man and distinguished figure in the sport. President AW Green and secretarys listed among organizers and speakers. Tribute honors his character and contributions to cricket in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Jackson
Ccicketer
Lis
England
Bath
Srigketer
Archie Jacksonjig
Sydney
Beliinishiy Denision
Tiestvick Club
Nir. G
Gayoy
Morth
P.M. Cash
SL. Gearre
Hon
Bheretades
Abel
West Australian scheme faces mixed reaction across states
Report discusses an interstate cricket proposal linking Western Australia and Tasmania as a means to boost the game's profile in multiple states. New South Wales resists, while Victoria and others show cautious interest, with calls to broaden interstate tours and create opportunities for players like Chipperfield to progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courkiment
Asi
Australia
New South
Wwes
Victoria
Toamonia
Western
New South Wales
W.A
Orleansland
Chipperfield
Chipperfeld
Debated term sparks controversy over sportsmanship in cricket
A discussion led by Mr J B Wathdy about a revolution supported by the New South Wales Association drew sharp objections over language used in cricket governance. The Board of Control conveyed concerns to ALG.C regarding body-line protests, while critics argued the move was contentious with little constructive value and risks retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wathdy
New South Wales Association
Board of Control
Australia
Wriddy
Boyce
Umpire Decisions Stir Debate In Grisbana Controversy
The article discusses umpire calls during a Grisbana match, noting tensions around decisions at the wicket and the role of the wicket keeper. It questions whether either Australia or another nation has produced better umpires, praising experienced refs while acknowledging disputed calls and long-lasting influence on the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brilbant
Une
Une Umiplne
Rinner
Grisbana Jk
Tang
Wind
Mangélde
Tve
Pingury
Menere
Buttliffe
Solcliffe
Fragmented sports passage on rugby greats and players
A garbled rugby focused fragment recalls past stars and eras, mentioning Uben sland, Veilien, and mid ele res tating. It references long gone greatest players and centers, with unclear names and events, leaving a hazy view of historic rugby greatness and team lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubensland
Veilien
Kleking
Sts Biweé
Vad Wieder
Vasd
Rugby Uno
Ubi Acrenbest
Unier
Wiefen Enet
Jaya
Umpire Change Brings G Mefo and G Baranéel to Final Test
A late sidetall suggests Grishane may alter umpires for the fifth Test, but G Mefo and G Baranéel will officiate the final Test starting tomorrow in Sydney. Their performance in the onfire series has been highly satisfactory, with host umpires noted for fewest errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grishane
Ville
G. Mefo
G. Baranéel
Sydney
England Surpasses Australia in Bodyline Test Notes
A Brisbane and Melbourne match report recalls England’s win over Australia with body-line bowling, praising Umpires and pace attack while noting sidelines chatter in London papers. It highlights Larwood’s bowling, poor fielding by Australia, and England’s decisive chances in Brisbane and Melbourne. The piece also surveys Richardson, Bramley, Bradman, Darling, and captaincy remarks as the series shaped opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
England
Sustedly
Australia
Richardson
Bramley
Littis Poliai
Bradman
Darling
Ponstord
Larenis
Thom Miletell
Wien
Dayling
Iter
Bardsley
Jenaford
Anth
Bromley
Shaw
Leche
Will Deyvélon
Troninoneen Ae
Fis Imal
Don Blackie
Wall
Hue
Ond
Essler
Sydney
McCiuht
Nanal
Gromioy
Sant
Jardine
Woodfall
Melis
Australia Dominates Test Series With Strong Bowling
A detailed critique notes Australia’s superior teamwork and discipline guiding victories under harsh conditions. Key players are praised for steady batting and fast bowling as England struggles to adapt on varied pitches. The article highlights captaincy, fielding improvements, and the weather’s decisive role in the Adelaide Test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Grindzno
Adelaide
England
Eloven
Mayers
Birlabane
Ponsford's Test omission noted in chaotic report
A jumbled cricket write up centers on Don Ponsford and his first innings dismissal by Ly Lupwood. It criticizes positional errors and missed catching chances, noting poor faith in his defense against fast bowling and detailing several dismissals, including leg behinds and catches.
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Ponsford
Rami
Biishara
Ly Lupwood
Hicup
Ferity
O'Reilly
Bromley
Wes Adtal
Avtratia
Anatraelio Mee Howe
Ha Fae
Enile
Voce
Larwood
Winn
Lila Wielet
Feg
Halle
Sos Calght
Allen
Jardine
Fine Point
Lerinomd
Squera
Gond
Dehorning Dairy Cattle Favored by Victoria Meeting
A Kyabram meeting heard veterinary surgeon Mr. Rad(dack) urge dehorning dairy cattle to improve milking ease and reduce mastitis risk. Speakers from Northern Victoria noted milking shorthorns as common dairy cows, while New South Wales discussed water projects for domestic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyabram
Vic
Raddack
Farmers' talk on soils and irrigation schemes
The article discusses irrigation plans along the Edward and Woakool rivers, with cost estimates around £624,000 and partial funding. It notes farmers' interest, soil concerns about overuse of superphosphate, and discussions of fertilizer practices and weed control. It mentions butter industry issues and proposed policy steps to assist farmers and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Woakool
Edward River
Cricket Test Portraits From Australian Tour
The piece surveys bowlers and batsmen including Paynter, Satterlife, O'Reilly, Leyland, Rich arson, Bradman and Larwood. It notes Bradman as top scorer, Larwood’s pace, Woodfull’s leadership, and the Australian team’s struggle and resilience across innings in Brisbane and Sydney.
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Tite
Youll
Emmet
Nick Worde
Paisie
East
JC. Davis
Queensland
London
Tengilahnen
Aspheah West Loomis
Bagley
Tosenyel
Ana Trenlion
Zenplain
Harding
Seo
Cericket
Lord'a
Sydovy
Alesbourns
Belshone
Malhourne
Molbourne
Morstratinau
Woods
Wvocn
South Whales
Afelbourne
Sore Daimnen
Raver
Lave
Croud
Drummoyne
Australian XI
Ant
Whilekithe
Uke Enel Uedlen Played Great Parts, and Sheee
Thrdine
Payer
Linrw
Lin Belsbane
Rodands
Neachos
Drst
Elaver
Jamine
Elka
Austentin
Pest
Farmers’ Party
Palmerston Morth
Umbrialie
New Zealand
Jersey
Austria
N.S. Wales
Vna
Woater Riverina
Mans Happy
If. E. O'Brien
Bendion
Vietoriai
O'Brian
Prowse
Smith
Inaho
CampAleny
Wind” Lps
Weile
Stepa
Sethiamer
Jasper
Ad Oitingham
Connell
Lye
Gaedradiebes
E. Burtonshaw
Buciowiedend
Counall Aevitation
Traverve
Notthar
Mountains
Tralian
Paynter
Calye Bateman
Paassibis
Saterlife
Tordime
Leyland
Bowland
Velwrin
Richarison
Farhans
Hia
Larwood Don Bradman
Larwood Délingant
Ty Rielardvon
Bart Thas
Taylor
Eradmian
Larwood Willy
Richard
Belge Bone
Belue
Adelaile
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