Bowls begin in Sydney with pennant surprises
In Sydney pennants, Hotswood and Warringah led wins, while Redfern defeated St George No. 2 and Ashfield No. 1 edged by one, as other results produced narrow margins and some runaway victories. Petersham versus North Sydney finished tied on 24 ends, with North Sydney two up at the time.
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Noch Sydney
North Sydney
The Twelfth Man in Cricket Memoir and Warwick Praise
A fragmented reminiscence surveys English and Australian cricket figures, noting skill and leadership. It highlights a captain’s role and admiration for players like Gregory, with emphasis on tactical insight and development of teammates.
Tasmanian Cricket Roundup From Second Round Matches
In the Tasmanian cricket feature, Emore Suburbs beat South Hobart by 186 total. Launceston Tamar posted 213 with Findlay 74 and Manning 51, while Launceston topped 2-46. Bowling highlights included O Carroll and D Dollg Newton delivering strong spells, and Véernttant steadying after early wickets.
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Bardley as batsman better in England than Australia
Athletic News discusses whether Bardaley shows greater prowess in England, comparing batting form and technique between the two hemispheres. It notes England’s faster pitches and Australia’s powerful front foot play, with expert opinion highlighting his favorable performance in English conditions and cautioning about reliance on behind-the-wicket runs.
Eliminating the luck in cricket and its ideas
The London Sunday Express argues for altering Test cricket by alternating innings to reduce luck. It notes England vs Australia tests, weather and rainfall impact, and cites past tours where weather or conditions influenced outcomes. The piece questions if changing batting order would lessen fortune's role in a match.
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London Sunday Express
America
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Australia
Sydney
England
Aingland
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English Team Wins Second Match in South Africa
The English side secured a victory in the second match against South Africa. Despite rough play and errors, Ke n g el ly and Geary led bowling while Atwil contributed, with South Africa totaling 221 while England reached 200 in the second innings.
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Referee Supplements On Sale Including Fees and Hours
A garbled notice mentions referee supplements offered for sale with reference to fees and a schedule around 8 o clock. It lists a generic pawn reference and various unreadable names, indicating a local sale or auction of official supplements with unclear details.
Australian cricket legends and famed bowlers in the era
The article reviews Australian cricket figures including G A Faulkner and NOBLE, praising Faulkner's 1911-12 tours and Noble's all rounder prowess. It notes Jackson’s batting, Noble's bowling excellence, and comparisons with English batters, highlighting records and key performances in early Test matches.
Victorian Bowler Blackie At Centre Of Debate
The piece discusses Don Blackie of St. Kilda and his status in Victoria cricket. It notes his age and form, praises his pace and off break, and weighs whether he should be included in the Victorian Eleven. Opinions highlight his experience, fielding, and judgment, with comparisons to younger peers and veterans.
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English Team at Ballarat Ends In Close Victory
Ballarat match reports a tight game with standout scores from Phil W and Trenthowen, Austin Binning, Beale, Niven, and Raven vie for lead. The final tally shows 115 to 185 as the visiting team edges a local effort in a competitive Saturday showing.
Sydney First Grade Premiership Menace in January Match
A fragmented report covers a January 10 1936 Sydney First Grade Premiership game with Tinteeraite defeating Sydney at Sydney Criskat run by Jrag. Scattered lines mention players like Rock, Te Aspro Et, Halisay, and Totten as contributing efforts, with partial scores and team references such as McCiedle and Davin. The text is garbled but preserves the event and some participant names from the era.
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Murphy’s Pile Pills Toon Ends Mystery
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a product name Murphy's Pile Pills. The readable bits suggest a historical ad or notice, but the text is incomplete. The item appears connected to a medicine or remedy context, with no clear date, place, or full details available.
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