Thorny and Chivers Seize Narrow Shield Victory
Thorn took five for 23 and, with Chivers, spearheaded a vital Northcote win against Essendon. Richmond’s strong second innings led by Tom Carlton’s four for 19 helped topple Essendon, while Collingwood and Richmond battled for semis spots. Health and match details pepper the day across VCA rounds and Brisbane notes amid a busy cricket slate.
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Binns Stuns with Breezy Century in Sydney High Win
K Binns fired 126 with Seventeen boundaries for Sydney High in a stirring opening round victory over Riverviery. He shared a 100-run stand with Tineen as BR Cawsay added 47 and Riverviery struggled to 13% before Shore prepares for next week. Strong bowling by Way Wearne Haley and Lang kept the rival in check as Shore targets an outright win with crucial cameos from Werley Coulton and others.
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Heywood shines as Norths pace past Hobart in cricket clash
In Bish School cricket league action Heywood scored 66 for Technet and took five wickets, while North Sydney Tech bowled well as Marth Sydney were dismissed for 128. Williamson led Merth’s attack with 9-14, and McDonnald posted tidy figures in a high standard day of play before a swimming carnival halted the Hurlstone match.
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Hurlstone
Wort Street
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Hurlstone Black
Lastool
Bradman century fuels district cricket and Torrens draw
Bradman scores a hundred in eighty minutes and 110 in 02 minutes with 16 off, powering Monsingien to 3/290 declared and a win over University. Sturt- Torrens draw ends tight as King and Heart-Hold add 85 for the eighth wicket. Walker withdraws due to finger injuries, Horsell to replace him. Three Pope brothers hit centuries for YALGA, Sydney 119 Harley 101 Ray 117 not out.
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Amy Pope
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Marine VT
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Yalc
Sydney club cricket season opens with bold clashes
Sydney club cricket opens next Saturday with matches including Waverley against Petersham and St George versus Cumberland at Wentworth Park, Glebe meeting Randwick, Manly at home to Paddington, and North Sydney at University. Oldfield and Hynes miss Balmain, while Waverley and Petersham look set for an intriguing duel as Petersham show strong batting form and Glebe’s C. Richeson leads with 42 wickets in sight of a high-scoring season.
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B. Adrian
Randwick Dons
W. Ellison
Jeffery
Varsity
Marrickville
North Sydney
Wiliu
Apare
Jimeatrongton
Ate Onderver
Prien
Wesney an All Black wing shown as all round sport
A W Wesney famed All Black wing three quarter is highlighted as an all round sportsman. He has played water polo for Southland and was runner up in New Zealand men’s diving, while also representing Wa province in onpulget feld. He starred in Gundlin at the Otago Surfing Championships and is linked to Randwick club activities with a Townsend meeting at Town Hall Randwick on March 1 and training at Coogee Oval from March 7.
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Wa Province
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Sydney
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Randwick
Lnte
Coogee Oval
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Atkins
Part Played EB team season praised by officials
The report credits the EB team with a satisfying season highlighting forwards and Cyril Towers with feeding alda, plus Windon and Meagher for coaching and leadership. Len Palfreyman is praised for his selector role as the club notes Ajax Marks and Vic Sinclair for their control. Randwick posted £79 6s 10d, £28 above last year, and Griffiths from Wellington may join Tokomaru Bay officials to retain talent.
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Cyril Towers
Alda
Keith Windon
Wally
Len Palfreyman
Wigan to Tour Australia in Rugby League Season
Wigan Club under Mr. Harry Sunderland is set to enliven the Australian season with a visit after winning its second RL Cup match. The program includes matches against New South Wales Queensland and Combined Country with key dates listed for late June to July. A New Zealand team selection by D B A Stehr will play three matches in Auckland before England duties, boosting both nations’ rugby league profiles.
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Canterbury
Bankstown
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North Sydney
New South Wales Club Premises Celebrated by English Rugby League
New South Wales Leagues’ Club premises praised by English Rugby League secretary New Jersey’s Harrie Millar thanks H. R. Miller for Gemutual photographs. He lauds the enterprise and notes the project as a memorial to Harris Millar’s venture and trust. He wishes a well earned rest and hints at a possible visit to Australia.
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Australia
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Townsville Rugby League seeks playing coach applicants
Townsville Rugby League invites applications for a playing coach to join the league. Interested candidates should sign terms and conditions with F. Wagner the Hon. Secretary by March 1, 2009. Filndera Street, Townsville.
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Rugby leaders call for new blood and change
Mr R Savage attacks league stagnation as Balmaly Rugby Club meeting notes a push for fresh leadership and less interference. Hob Sivige argues long-time service justifies stepping back. W Mally and others urge clearer play and fewer petty whistles to let brilliant players shine.
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England in Glasgow draw crowd dreams and plans
A J Boyd notes Scotland expands Hampden Park to host larger crowds for England games while Wembley may soon hold 286000. Discussions touch on 1944 Olympic ideas and international teams like Palestine and India. Comments from George Graham and officials reflect cautious optimism about attracting top matches in Britain.
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London
Chelsea and Blackburn Lose in English Cup Replays
Chelsea and Blackburn exit the English Cup after a 1 4 loss at the Arsene ground following draws with Cheleon 3 1 and 0 0. Blackburn beat Sunderland 1 0 in extra time. Earlier Cup meetings ended 1 1 and 6d. The Saturday Cup draw pairs Cheleet Grimsby Wolverhampton Everton Hudderafield Bleckburn Portsmouth v Preston.
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Blackburn Rovers
Sunderland
Grahame Emerges for Huddersfield in Rugby League
The Australian Grahame, now in England, is praised for his half back play and attack with Huddersfield. An old follower compares his striking style to Johnny Rogers, noting Grahame captained Huddersfield in a 1 to 6 win over Wakefield Trinity.
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England
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