Colts Shine as Millar and King Compile Centuries
With seven rounds left in pennant cricket, Melbourne clubs vie for four places. Colts Millar and King produced centuries for a declare-allowing match, while St Kilda, Prahran, and Northcote chase critical wins amid changing fortunes and weather interruptions. Northants and South Melbourne face decisive later rounds as St Elmo’s bats falter and leaders seek breathing room.
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Narthcola
King
Miller
Edsesdon
Basth
Yoo
Melbourne
Abot
Manabee Teailmonial
Woodfull
Ponaford
Ryder
Marion
Billy
Mo Eritina
Enema
Scot
Nts
Enchy Cesk Nalthor
Don
Cimieatt
Fouth
Piteroy
Bt Kilda
Mortheots
Booth
Sainta
University
F. Baring
Northcota
Richmond
Carlton
Prahran
New Zealanders for England selection satisfy Dominion hopes
Wellington February 11. The selection for England tour raises optimism in New Zealand. Merritt, Canterbury’s young bowler, earns a call after strong Canterbury and Maori conditions form. Key bowlers Henderson and Henderson’s pace pair lead a balanced attack while veteran ex-captain Hew Zealand’s cricket future hinges on developing talent for the Plunket Shield tour.
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Belen
Wellington
Jenn Widnow
England
Hiddievion
Hortlang
New Zealand
Depuinle
Zaurav
Nowntree
Pawland
Chelee
Merritt
Canterbury
Merrie
Christchurch
Bolideys
Iaama
Oturo
Otero
W. R. Patrick
F. Williama
W. & Brice
Woellington
Hrica
Hendersod
Yast
Allecht
Shraud
Amith
Auckland
Meny
Matthew
Wall
Arutolans
Australia
Wew
Merber
Bachateman
New Zeeland Cricket Council
Bowie
al Townes
Upham
Fran
Aic
J.B Miller
George Milla
Aantratie Soa Isot
Ienale Poe
Ben Park
Auckland Cricket Association
O. Rowe
FT. TC Lowey
Nedesch
RE. C. James
J. S. Middleton
AL Bowhayoo
Badcock
Badcork
Kortiang
Batermar
Parc
A. D. Gillespie
Ile Tate
Dares
Dempster
Trine
A. M
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M. Henderson
Ehould
Pinger
Alumi
Vic
A. Mo
WBR
Brice Handers
Oliver W. Cunbingham
Board of Control meeting over Victorian tour issues
The Board of Control discussed the New South Wales and Victorian cricket issues with questions from Mr Oxlade and Mr Massie. Debate covered finances, publication of reports, delegation limits, and the timing of decisions ahead of the New South Wales and Australian XI arrangements.
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South Wales Cricket Associat
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Macartney
Rot
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Masnie
Patm
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Ars Nee Cear
Ehanze
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Chiee
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Feasonn
Bicknell
Smith
Ofes
Ted Ohber
Mr. Groam
Roy
Meanie
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Ophat
Roe Board
Masshe
Davey
North Sydney
Nelire
Wales
Marer
Bicknell Dave
Shan
Ballard
Boece
Comarm
Hada
Eke
Australians Repel O'Connors In Turbulent Century
In a rough cricket innings Australia confronts O'Connors as Malle y and Alexander top score with resilient centuries. Gregory and Malley shine in the fall of wickets before lunch, while Ponsford anchors a steady stand. O'Connor reaches 21 as Andrews and Macartney tighten fielding amid shifting bowling as the crowd urges longer batting.
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Thompson
Wee
Tea Everett
Willan
Willian
Ponsford
Almple
O'Connor
Smith Co
Prine
Malley
Ellis
Everett
Gremory
Myder
Andrews
Macartney
Smith
Streker
Gregorr
Queenslanders In Sport Cricket Lady Swimmers Rugby League
Queensland sports sketch reports a cricket premiership focus with Toombul leading, Souths and Varsity battling, and an exhibition day at the Exhibition ground. Details include Toombul’s Oxenham and Gengh opening, Davenport’s three for Souths, and a newler-induced casualty trend among Colts and Suburbs players during the afternoon.
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Tonmbul
Bae
Thors
Chen
Scutha
Coas
Ron Oaenhem
Soarths
Thompson
Toombul
Oxenham
Holteworth
Oaenham
Piercine
Chia
Southa
Davenport
New Farm
Vallexe
Maves
Hodge
Arche
Varsity
MacDonnell
Rugby Union Notes Rippas and Local Meeting Report
Rugby notes list players such as Weedall Evert Malley Williams and Ponsford, detailing innings, dismissals, and fielding notes. It covers a meeting in Upton on March 14, upcoming reunions for former players, and local election-like proceedings at town halls in March. Australia won by seven wickets in a listed match with detailed scoreline and umpire references.
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Adsor
Wardnedington Town
North
Kyde Rey
Mach
VMLC
A. Hall
Ilebe Balmain
Tmain
Ppnferanes
Eelection
Tba Fortes
Thompent
feNemes
Morgenhozia Villame
A. Jones
A. Williams
Australia
Rugby League Matters in Sydney and Queensland Delay
The Avitgallan Board of Chantesl in Sydney considers a possible English club tour while an English representative team may visit. In Queensland, delegates from the Queensland Board of Control and WRL discuss division matters. adjournment occurs as issues remain complex. Tonight hosts the referees association annual meeting to set dates for herbultural Ground events. The Pole Association accepts official choices for an International cap with Hurlingham Club as pre matches.
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Avitgallan Board of Chantesl
Sydney
Snoon
Henly
Queensland
Cusenaland
N.8.w. Rugby League
Miebueh
Widulieh
Phillips
Mewra
Wy Kuder
J. Bleyensott
J. Tennyson
H. Sunderlands
Queensland Board of Control
Queensland —.L
Referses’ Association
Temporanie
Itagueat
Dalmain
TRA Pole Association
Hurlingham Club
Icta Ae
Berate Meadow Mk
Medias
M.S. Markunda Defeats Opponent in Intercity Match
Report from the voyage via Perth Fremantle and Melbourne notes the M.S. Markunda travelling with Mewers WoT Parata and Gemmell as manager, in an intercestgame at Zalekectiam, where the schooner defeated ALF Foros.
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M.S. Markunda
Mewers
Parata
Gemmell
Ha Maori Fem
Ja May
Oteemerrow
Perth
Fremantle
Melbourne
Zalekectiam
Victorian Athletic Championships Highlight Lane’s Dominance
C J Lane of St Stephen's Hackney leads a strong Victorian meeting with easy wins in the pole vault and flat races, while A J Watson matches a record in 129 yard hurdles. O Halloran struggles against adverse weather as Whyte dominates the mile, and Max Krogsr impresses in pole vault despite a weak pole.
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Gsturday
C. J. Lane
BE Stephen's
Hackrry
Eprinte
Mea Kesgar
A. J Watson
Birdlee
W. M. Whyte
Lane
Victoria
Cherpien
Sattinge
Wee
Weatrott
Oltenhuntly
O'Halloran
Heamer
A. Plliston
Glanhently
Queensland
O'Halloran Bart
J. Lane
Grishane Inc
Helen
Thyarus
Watson
Wuteou
Endae
Heichter
FL Winder
Thacham
Wyong Races Maiden Handicap at Grafton
The Wyong meeting featured a Maiden Handicap over four furlongs with Face Powder winning by three lengths at Grafton, in a tight finish with Face Powder just ahead of second and third. Flying Hardcap went eight furlongs with Llleniar and others chasing, while other events saw Nappy Valley and Welter Handicap races, including a protest noted after the win.
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Grafton
Mckenna
Palerine
Trimants
Ruane
Msty Maid
Ellie
Bo Canny
la Giftan
Bonne Harris
Emin Facec
Flying Hardcap
Lleniar
Ogilene More
Dugilla
Syra
Etting
Ieus Boy
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Eve Tenier
Oh Tod Thoath
Tisec
Wolaral
Lary Syoe
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Willecane
Momblegar
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McKenne
Trish Harmony Cenet
Gurerwaer Ntl
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Black Magynia
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Imi dTeer
Steetied
Pune
Tovertle Hanley
Conttrim
Lady Mildred
Simpson
Fakir All
Nam Duke Roy
Grobe
Worthy Breede
Boltings
Tel
Fakir
Cyrus
Polo Notes Sparsely Clear on Breeant Clays Cup Event
Polo notes report a disrupted schedule as the Breeant event clashes with the Gooch Cup and other commitments. The Army and India team planned for December 1, while large entries from pets or competitors were expected, but details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Isda Omlampoon Smi
Army
India
Lece
The Referee Scattered Word Competition Rules
A scanned advertisement outlines The Referee scattered word contest with a prize of £1 1s. Readers must submit correct solutions on coupons with name and address. Entries open for multiple weeks, deadlines listed, and winners announced in The Referee.
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Bydner
Sunday Times
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