Australian cricket team leaves for England
The Australian squad departs Sydney for Melbourne at 7:30 am to board the Otranto, journeying via Hobart and Colombo, with plans to play in England and return to Australia. The report notes praise from readers, selections, and commentary urging balanced criticism of the team before the Test series.
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Crickityra
Sydney
Melbourne
Otranto
England
Hobart
Pring
Western Australia
Colombo
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Eielney
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C.A
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Melbournia Expres
Launceston
Frank Iredele
Public Service
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DL Martling
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C. Mannah
H. O'Meill
J. Telerrace
F. Chmater
J. Conroy
E. Davidson
Brdons
Mls
W. Learn
Sydney Cricket Ground
Coun Tomerres
Frhlar
Queensland's Star Cricketer Thomgaan Faces Scrutiny
An Australian cricket letter from Brisbane discusses Cecil Thomgaan amid critiques of his performance in the recent elude pinemalocemat ps match. The writer, under the pen name Mum. Cricketer, critiques Thompeon’s form, defense, and handling of bowling, while praising others such as Hirst Blythe and Kipows, and notes ongoing debates about selection and future coaching. The piece also covers related matches, public notices, and forthcoming tests in Australia.
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Bataman
Felr Pliny
Brisbane
Cecil Thomgaan
Nata
Src
Janetromular Peaders
Rania
Govan
Aed Abeerbabee
Thompson
Ireasinn Orem
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Thompeon
Ty Thompeon
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I. C
W. W. Armstrong
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Wamwort & Thompson
Qreepal
Wel
Hingeon
Bre
Detdeley
Marae
Worlfull
A. Hornbrook
Gregory
Ial
Primena Ila
Éundrowe
Yder
Everate
New Zealand
Hoenibreck
Howler
Hirst Blythe
Hia
Mocarinay
W. W
Woodfull
Boneford
Kippas
Warren Bardsley’s Big Send Off at Western Suburbs
The Western Suburbs club held a send off for Warren Bardsley with speakers including W. P. Moki and T. Gorrey of Concord Ald, praising his cricket career and considering him the greatest Australian left the country. Attendees recalled his influence as a teacher and player, and a toast honored his service to the club and cricket bodies.
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Hier
Bobb
A. Kippes
Ich
Millierd Anid
Erhod
Warren Bards
Thal i
Phry Ware
Gollen Amt
Autralians
Australia
Heraler
Fiveen
Wiladpad
Wedner
Bardalay
Bardaley
Subarte Club
Jim Truest
Rec. Herford
Everal Western
Darisley
Abd. Rathwell
Werterm
Subvairhe
Cumberland
Board of Control
N.A.W. Cricket Association
W. FP. MecEtbone
Ansociation
Far
Menurn
Bean
Huveh
Warren Bardsley
Aontralia
Warren
Tilard
Green
BSW. Cricket Association
bin Young
St George Club entertains N S W players in Sydney
The St George Cricket Club hosted New South Wales players in Sydney on a Wednesday evening amid civic courtesy from the mayor and aldermen. Officials and club members lauded the visit, hoping it will boost future representation in the Australian Elevens and praising the spirit of cricket and sportsmanship.
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Ing
George
Engehbisa
Sydney
George Cricket Club
Hurstville
Everett
Ald
Bindert
Mesers
A. Turner
J. Kaily
M. L Blue
L. Jobonon
Waverfer
Australia
Warwickshire
H. L. Im Pengsorntner
Georgs
Sod Smith
Council
St. George Club
Beenalt
S. Greith
Ig Ceawell Praia
Apie
Wisden's View on England's 1926 Ashes Prospects
Stewart Caine, editor of Wildden's Almanack, argues England may fare better in the 1926 Ashes due to three changes. He cites longer two day patchwork, a six-ball over, and better selection in Australia versus England. Caine urges a stable eleven, avoiding mid tour shifts, and predicts Australia may still be stronger in pace and stamina.
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Od Giliooett
Gogory, Malley
Goimmett
Gregory Wheo
England
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bin Stein
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Sydney Club Cricket match reports feature strong batting showdowns
Andrew Mintcliffe scored heavily as New Zealand players dominated Queensland and Glebe, with Paddington and Randwick’s sides showing varied form. George and Morgan posted big scores for North Sydney and Glebe, while Balmain struggled against University. Manly and Western Suburbs kept pace with steady bowling and notable centuries.
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Sydney
Andrew Mintclife
Zealand
Queensland
Pete Ee Meodal
Mitractive
Adelaide Club Cricket: Turbulent Weekend Standings Loosen
Fragmented report covers Adelaide cricket fixtures with mixed results. Sturt, University, Adelaide, and Colts contest top spots as high scores emerge in matches led by M. Richardson and H. Willamore for Sturt and University’s A. Woah. East Torrens weathered Port Adelaide, while North Adelaide Glenelg posted solid totals and Worrall led the bowling.
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Bowen
Oaetiarmorae Rae Tae
Hi Centr
Sturt
University
Adelaide
Thermesiyan Aligike Tn
Essrvbanad
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A. Harker
Minde
B. Bellew
East Tarrene
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Thale
J. W. Worrall
Sydney Premiership Ninth Round Highlights 1926
Readout of round nine in the 1926 Sydney Premiership with Cumberland, St George North Sydney, Manly Marrickville, Balmain University, Randwick Northern Districts, Glebe Western Suburbs, Petersham Waverley, and Gordon districts showing scores, key players, and notable performances across multiple venues including Sydney Crichtat Deana and Hurstville. Names include RL Jones, Vincent, Waghorn, Fearcett, Wheatley, O’Neill, Mayne, and many others.
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Faddington
Sydney Crichat Deana
H. Cran
A- T
Rawe
Central Cumberland
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G. F. Wateford
A. Hall
Denmaadt
H. Crannay
C. Leabeater
L.lanhester
N. Walker
M. Bunlay
St. George
Jone
C. Mullathey
Waghorn
Laiden
Ughan
Fearcett
W. Barnax
T. Hughes
K. Corpe
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Balmain
Wheatley
Thomas
A. Jackson Iu
B. Faber
P. Fergumon
W. Triberlei
WF. Roehoen
D. Vanowa
J. Fisher
Mayne
Phinstan
Nephilow Iss
Ross
Murrin
WB Mele Morihern Mlemeth
Leder
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Achwreh Ih
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Berkle
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Tasmanian cricket report shows early season results
The article details Tasmanian cricket matches with players such as A B Crowder and A Trencileork noted for high scores while C Lacanfar and Brain star in fielding. It records performances across matches at Laimeadtion Tamar and E-Ti with Eak and Hurler among key bowlers and premiers South Lainoden closing on top.
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Lone
North Hoe Hare
Seturdey
Hobart
A. B. Crowder
A. Trencileork
A. C. Teen Agar North Wat
Vinnie
Eak
Tarmar
Vertican Wale
P_ ielde
Keonean Sey
Agulmat Bouth Lainoden
Serare
Menning
Mwelnot South
Instant relief for indigestion with Binuratel Magnesia
A historical notice promotes Binuratel Magnesia as a quick remedy for stomach pain and acidity. It touts instant relief, claims most indigestion stems from excess stomach acid, and advises checking the wrapper for the trademark before purchase.
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Rome Birthdays and Celebrations Highlight Names
Readers note birthday announcements and celebratory notices from Rome covering individuals with names and dates, featuring local families and community acknowledgments. The fragment mentions various names and months in a concise social column style.
Gordon's Send-off at the Dreadnought Theatre
A Friday night gathering at the Dreadnought Picture Theatre Chatewood welcomed members of the Gordon District Club and other attendees to farewell the Australian Eleven tour party. Guests included officials from the New South Wales Cricket Association, club officers, and supporters such as Mr. W. A. Ulme ng Abree yrs, Mr. Forsyth mayor, Mr. Moyes and Mr. Kellaway. A presentation of a cheque accompanied the departure plans for the tour group.
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Chatewood
Gorton Disteiet Clb
Meners
Mavith
Minteer
Cui Marwinney
W. A
W. PB. MacElhonn
New South Wales Cricket Association
McElhone
BR. J. Black
T., Forsyth
Willoughby
Brdney Smith
Charles Eeeny
Dm. Me
Cricket and cricket match results from Wellington and Auckland
Fragmented sport report notes matches in Wellington and Auckland on uncertain weather. Mentions teams including Old Boys and Parnell with scattered scores and players such as McGirr, Beane, and Finlayson. Poor OCR yields unclear lines and partial names amid showers and slow scoring.
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Fenmting
Duara
HM. McGirr
Mar Outy
EL ‘Beane
Das Benga Snes
Pater F . M. OF. Michalls
Petene
Belen
A. Finlayson
Petene Lietuts
Kilburmle
Ute
Metebeo
Auckland
al Iy
Scordne
Cooper
Aga
Rast Grafton
Hocepusl
Parnell
Font Tern Wiehemn
Bbelitehureh
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Hiscarton
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Haines
Harriss i
Australian club marks unique record in 1821 and 1988 events
Real reads quote from Mr. Smith praising the Gonton lab and noting a club record unmatched by others. Padsington fielded three men A. ae Trumper and J. J. Kelly across events in the 1400 1002 and 1005 team events, highlighting the squad’s historic lineup.
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Gontonlab
Padsington
A. Ae
Trumper
J. J. Kelly
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