Alan Kippax Appointed To S C G Trust
Government announces Alan Kippax appointed to the Sydney Cricket Ground Trust. Noted as a respected former scholar and long-time trustee, with cricket figures including Moses, Noble, and Einphx connected to the board alongside administrator Oxide.
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Alan Kippax
S.C.G. Trust
Alan
Sydney
Grouna
Hy E H. Massle
Trust
Moses
New Sydney Cricket Ground
Alan Faulknor Kippax
Botany
Cricket Gossip from the Balmain Match Report
Balmain batsmen struggle against Bradman bowlers as Olata scores twice out with a 70 average. Western Suburbs collapse to 10 at Parroania, while Bombelli and Miler push for next wickets. Glebe and University shows mixed form, Melbourne pace brings pressure, and Ponsford eyes Victoria’s record runs.
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Free Olata
Balmain
Keene
Bradman
Stan
Parroaniata
Bombelli
L. Miler
Jak
Ide
Angwe
Cengon
Sydney Premership Mighth ROUED January W Wat Ta
Fragmented score string shows references to Sydney matches at Randwick North Sydney Oval and Jubilee Oval. Names such as McGuy Hi Cohen and Neale appear with partial scores. Weather notes and incomplete team listings suggest a multi-venue sports roundup with cricket or Australian rules context.
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Watt
Paik
Bone Ghegtham
M . McGuy
Hi. Cohen
Mudagion
McCeul
Neale
Chieethass
Randwick
MeGynna
Pelton Toll
Northein DaSvWaene
Fie BC
G'Bamielt
Je Faroe
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Far “Waveielicy AL Parramatta
Gextilal Combe Fine Vout Lanett Wepre Soumure
Te. Miller
Westmont
Mor Sam
Dh Seiden
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Portey
Celt
Didiis
Mi le BI
J. Nee C
Wehard
Drlaune
Walle
MeChetha Golf
Conmally
Mlephday
Bynes
Villey
Gippsland player Riley lauded for swift defence and future promise
The report praises Riley from Mittagong GUVEN for polished defence and sharp footwork in a promising display against Gordon. Observers like Bert Oldfield and Charles Winewitney compare him favorably to greats such as Sunny Jim Mackay, Ned O'Reilly, and Mick Simmons, predicting a strong first-class future.
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Riley
Pardon
Mick Simmons
Don Bradman
Stan McCabe
Bill
Oreilly
Ham
Tiley
Sunny Jim Mackay
Sydney
Rey
Bert Oldfield
Mosk
Charles Winewitney
O'Reilly
Cricket notes from Sydney and suburbs score lots of runs
The report highlights high scores for Sydney clubs including Manly Waverley Randwiele and Marrickville with hundreds and near-centuries. Notable players Leahy Seddon and Dale contribute big innings while Mollie Dive joins New South Wales women. commentary mentions Law son and McCabe watching, and names several clubs and grounds across the period.
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New South- Wales
Adelaide
Amalgamated Wireless
Ashfeld
Sydney
Migs Dive
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Sydney “University
Ritchie's Hat-Trick Leads Opening Day Cricket
G P Berleketore Sigurd and Wollongate stars led the day with multiple wickets while O Pisch topped scores with 40. Waren vol. Mudd, Whe, and G Blaxland starred in decisive spells, with Blaxland making 47. Ritchie delivered a notable hat-trick for the F against A, as Cristoran of Sydney’s High excelled with 7 43 in a spin dampened attack.
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G.p.berleketore Sigurd
Worth Brichton
Batemen
O. Pisch
Wollongate
J. Donaldson
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Bradman 107 Helps SA Reach 881 For Eight At Brisbane
Queensland bowlers led by C Christ troubled South Australia early in Brisbane. Bradman restored innings with 107, supported by Williams 65 and Grimmett 41 not out as SA reached 881 for eight. Christ's 80 overs yielded 67 runs and three wickets, while Queensland’s fielding and bowling fluctuated under ideal conditions and strong winds.
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C. Christ
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Chamnion
Queensland bats break down in rugged partnership and collapse
Williams and Grimmett built a steady 100 partnership before Grimmett fell to Rogers for 46. Williams carried his bat for 75, outstripping others, while Cook and Christ spun a steady start for New South Wales. Be gat Loxton and Rogers led Queensland with four for 28, Tallon and Baker offered resistance, and Grimmett closed with eight for 46 as Ward faced poor luck. Bradman’s side pressed ahead, declaring with 203 runs lead and strong attendance figures marking a profitable test series finale.
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Witkela
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Awing
Magera
Govan
Williams
Jim
Dixon
Queensland
Brown
Ota
Rogers
Badenek
Walte
Beamence
Hockatt
Townsville
Tallon
Warke
Grimmet
Grimmett
Willams
Sydney
Belle
New South Wales
Cotton
Allen
Gat Loxton
Bradman’s Second Century Shines in Queensland Match
Bradman held stage Tuesday to complete a second century in the match. His 118 in two hours twenty two minutes was sound and solid. He reached 874 runs in representative cricket for the season, maintaining his high form against Queensland.
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Lne
Queensland
Breadman
Hin
Grimmett the Batsman 100 Stand for Last Wicket
Weathered cricket notes recount Grimmett joining R G Williams for a 100 run last wicket stand in Brisbane. It touches on his 100 wicket tally for South Australia and lists notable Shield and interstate performances including 1929 Adelaide 71 not out and 1924 Victoria spell of 1 for 12 and 8 for 85.
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Queensland
Inter
Brisbane
R. G. Williams
New South Wales
Adelaide
Victoria
South Australia
Set Ngeana
Wolli ame Lincoln Scores Big in Shield Ambitions
Wiliam ocoln scored 112 and 101 in two innings as Staffield Shield hopes rise with two matches left. Walter contributed, Cook claimed 4 for 103 in the haul of eight wickets. Queensland ended day 5 for 129 as Allen starred amid a tense finish.
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Williame Ocoln
Walte
Cook
Queensland
T. Allen
Tireless Don Om Bradman in Adelaide scene clash
An odd Adelaide report claims Don Bradman faced a taxing double-country match against Queers land and spent the evening pacing a meeting while his neighbor noted evening flies and a lawn cutting at six. The account, from Our Adelaide Office, mixes stray details with sport and social activity.
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OM Bradman
Queersland
Advinide
Wight
Don
Gengen
Yeateri
Adelaide
South Australia Triumphs as Ward Stars in Rain-Interrupted Test
The report notes Ward bowling well to claim four of five wickets for 623 runs, with Grimmett on 29 and Grimmett’s 31 wickets at this stage. Owing to rain play was resumed late on Wednesday afternoon as Yeensland secured an eight down for 16a, Ward ending with 6 for 6, giving South Australia the win on test timings.
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Ward
Grimmett
Yeensland
South Australia
Young cricketers score 100 in Wallaby minutes at Albury
Albury reports rapid scoring in youth cricket with Kim Gulson of Lavington amassing 340 runs off the first over in a remarkable display. TheBorder Morning Mail notes players from Lavington, Marrickville and Waverley among promising juniors as NSW, Victoria, SA, Queensland contest the Shield with several matches remaining.
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L. Lankaster
Albury
Kim Gulson
Lavington
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