Victorian Shield Match Spurs Path to Title
The Sheffield Shield in Victoria features Woodfull’s 200 for South Australia. Rain interrupted play, aiding Victoria as Woodfull Tedder and Horder pushed the tally to a strong lead. The narrative centers on Victoria’s rising scores and the ongoing race with South Australia and New South Wales, with rain shaping outcomes and future fixtures in Sydney.
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South Australia
Victoria
New South Wales
Thiumpee Poink
Adelaide
Annie
Cmt
Woodfull
Teder
Mers
Momerion
Tae
Vietorin
Sydney
Wiehoda
Sith Avettalia
New South Wolen
Terh Winterien
Whith
Cheerful Pessimist Predicts Ashes Outcome
A ragged, partly unreadable note forecasts England to win The Ashes series. It references England and Australia, captaincy, batting and wet or dry seasons, with uncertain remarks about form and judgment.
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Aucerelia
Toteromtlonoh Ot Carr
Notts
Capilon
England
Australia
Duferior
Bowlida
Shc Thelding
Anu
Glain Hardiiy
Forest of
Che Cables
Ladies and Camket War Cranks in Wartime Cricket Talk
A chaotic wartime newspaper piece surveys gossip on wives joining their husbands abroad, then shifts to cricket and matches in Australia and the West Indies. It names players like Bateman and Langwith, mentions Queensland, South Australia, and New Zealand sides, and notes results at Adelaide, Brisbane, and Barbados with references to MCG and Woolloongabba venues. The prose blends satire with match reports and player praise, reflecting era sports and public notices.
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London
la Ney
Owhleb
Ali Ramualinrs
Sporkamen
Australia
Queensland
Hiiehano
Melbourne
Victoria
Adelaide
Dewley
J.T. Murray
Bouth
Lirishene
Bowth
Toe Chorling
Mae
Aiverge -Giffen
Clem
Jack Lyons
Fred Clark
Sydney
Wils
Will England win Ashes Amid Protests in Victoria SA Match
The article tracks turmoil in Australian cricket as Victoria refuses a match day plan, a no confidence motion against VCA selectors looms, and Ponsford's role is debated while England’s prospects against Australia remain uncertain amid weather and umpiring disputes.
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V.C.A
Ponsford
Woodfull
Enihiumnata
Firat
England
Woodulfe
Bay
V.ca
Vic
S.A
Prook Woolley
Bock
Manary
M. EC. Yeomane
Northway
Aly
Smith
Bore
Morticcote
Thia Association
Wifnir
Presa
Viayere
Gordon District Club Urges Kelleway Selection Despite Doubts
A Gordon District C.C. letter from secretary A. G. Moyes argues for G. Kelleway’s inclusion in the national team, praising his form and character while noting calls to influence selection. It claims club officials and Sydney Smith, secretary of the Board of Control, may be pressuring the selection committee to drop Kelleway.
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Gordon District
A. G. Moyes
Senda
G. Kelleway
Sen Han
England
Board of Control
Kelleway
Tia
Sydney Smith
Jun
Hon
Tress
Gordon District C.C
Association
Brisbane match report with mixed results and scores
In Brisbane on Saturday Wet Buburte failed to win. H T Piercey scored 100 of 1d while South Brisbane defeated the team at Bret Innings Toor. The side beat University by 10 wickets. Bowlers Horni brook, Oxenham and Noven took several wickets. Valley defeated Eastern Subirbe by 1d with J Face quhaz adding 110 runs.
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Hataman
Hin Ahell
Art
Tetera
Torbades
MLCC
West Indies
Barbados
Joner
Ch Challenor
England
Eos Abmanack
Bateman
Ingelowt
Beteman
Tarbados
W. Tk
Hammond
T. C
Jameno
How Smith
P. Holme
West Indica
Kent
Bar
Glousatershire
Tyannie Jungeo Neon
Brisbane
Wet
Buburte
H. T. Piercey
South Brisbane
Toor
University
Hornibrook Tok
Oxenham
Noven
Valley
Eastern Subirbe
J. Facequhaz
Victoria's 287 Run Shield Triumph Over South Australia
Victoria won by 287 runs in a dramatic Shield match after weather and injuries forced last minute changes. Woodfull and Ryder starred with the bat, Woodfull falling just short of a double century as L.A. fought back before rain and pitch conditions skewed the result. Grimmett and Hendry bowled well for Victoria, while Hendry closed with 8 for 30 as the South Australians struggled on a deteriorating wicket.
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Pennant
Melbournn
Victoria
B.A
Bouth
Australia
Melbourne
Wieterle
Beran Innthern
Wu Roodfuta
Rinhardaam
Whitty
Bansdoww
Fritch
T Mithel
Hendry
I. Ryder
Scott
Lave
Sonatov
Banspore
Rishart- K. Millat
Thompson
Murray
Ebeling
Alackie
Bsundrieg Wa
Hicherd- Whitty Lata
Bit Grimmett
Randall
Ho Murray
Worl
Ryder
Wortfall
Ain
Ecore-Hoans
Woodfull
Woodfulls
Wondfull
Waterloo
Wien
Richardson
Belding
Whitey
Inter Mtyder
Leu
Love
Raneford
Thoreford Twkee
Grimmett
Howlie
Bome
Cele
RK. Miller
Mita
Teneford Gto
Millar
Randell
Bolue
Blackie
Stort
Rainford
Flendry
Blakkie
Tiackie
Vic. Richards
Bin
Ajr
New Zealanders tour ends with district cricket results
New Zealanders arranged two Northern District matches in Mawenstie and Marikund. The first match ended in a draw with New Zealand 221 for nine, debut star Weed taking five for 18 in the second innings. In district cricket, East Torrens beat Henley and Sturt edged Port Adelaide, while Adelaide and University recorded notable wins as the season's tests resumed.
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Mawenstie
Marikund
Newcastle
Dr. E Ue
Lowry
Cunningham
Bluet
C. Cameron
Allo
Hom
Johnson
Morrineey
Allen
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Alleate
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Alloo
Alleatt
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Jaumen
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Bell
Oliver
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Allaopp
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Bramble
Mbeon
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Nun
Allcott
C. MacBeath
Patrich
T Cuoanil
Fast Torrens
Henameton
East Torrens
East Torrene
ITA
Mensington
Palmer
Sigving
Eat Torrens
H. Bhipley
Keneineton
H. March
Cloenely
Wrenman
Falconly
Glenelg
Sturt
Port Adelaide
University Bed
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Westerners
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Wara Ha
B. Pridmore
Ak Adelaide
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Adelaide
Wickens
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Clacke Grimmett
Dominion
Wellington
T. Ce
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W O'Bram
Grimmett
Bowler
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Unclear cricket match notes with chaotic phrasing
Fragmented OCR style report describes a cricket innings with scattered names and events. Scott ran and hit shots while wickets fell and fielders misplayed. Abex Ander, Rymill, Loth, Love, Hendry, and Beate are mentioned amid errors and unclear stumps and dismissals.
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Scott
Abexander
Rymill
Loth
Feria
Mikked
Beate
Blackie
Bateman
Hendry
Local netball clash ends with Glebe victory over home team
In a tight match at Oval Mosman the Glebe squad defeated the home side after a late run. Evie Hull led the visitors with strong scoring while Hunt 30 Thensparns 20 Pemle 2 Clark 27 and Peckett 26 starred for the home town.
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Mmiaaine Wal
Aipa
el Smith
Galen
Sydney Veterans Meet Colts In Sheffield Shield Warmup
Sydney cricket scene features veterans and colts in a Saturday practice day at Frotten Park, with Petersham and Western Suburbs contests. Notable scores include Lang 44, Campbell 2 43, and Vernon 8 34 for Petersham, while Waverley Veterans edge Randwick College in a separate clash before large crowds at Waverley Oval.
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Chile
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Paddington
Manly
Gordon
Waverley
St Fiooree
Halmalh
Balening Randwick
Western Buburha
Went Park
University
North Sydney
University Oval
Globo
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Marrickville
Central Cumberland
Sydney Cricket
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Mowman
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Pone
Ivory
Frotten Park
Patersham
Platera
McCras
Feneth
Western Suburbs
Geerol
Tanekrer
Wee
B. Lang
Willie Google
I. Campbell
Vernon
Peters Sham
Sahdwick
Gregory Sm
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