Australia Victoria Test Whispers and War-Torn Cricket Revival
Readable factions describe New South Wales and Queensland selectors naming a large squad for a return match with Victoria to start Saturday at the SCG. It discusses Met selectors praise for G Macartney and notes injuries and omissions and the strength of slip fielding and the need for improved batting and captaincy.
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N.S
Wales
Victoria
C.G
Ca. Carter
A. Ratcliffe
W. Kerdsley
Kippax
A. A. Mailey
Jr. Klacnnry
J Bogle
C. Kelleway
C. G. Wincartney
A. Punch
W. Ives
BH. Tienerry
End
Norman
South Australia
Br. C. J. Torer
F. O'Keefe
J. Hogle
G. Macartney
Macartney
Ward Prentice
Sydney
C. V. Single
E. Trenerry
University
Hanson Carter
Charles Kelleway
Aelders
H. L. Hendry
H. Carter
Ratcliffe
Carter
J. Bogle
J. Torer
T. J. Andrews
J. TD. Scott
N.S. Wales
E. A. McDonald
Middle Harbor
ALF
Victor Trumper
E A. Tyler
N.S. Wales Cricket Association
Surrey Cricket Ground
Tyler
Association
South Africa
Cypher
G. A. Faulkner
G. C. White
P. E. Sherwell
J. H. Sinclair
R. Schwarz
J. Pegler
H. Taylor
Australia
Burt
Durban
A Soldier Team Beats Victoria in Melbourne Match
Rain delayed the ALF Victoria match on the Melbourne ground until Friday afternoon. The soldiers played the opening day with substitutions and earned generous gate receipts while Willis scored a century and Lampard bowled effectively in the second innings. The Governor-General attended, and Collins and Stirling led the bowling as Victoria were sent in to bat.
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Melbourne
E. J. Long
E. Bull
J. T. Murray
L. Ferguson
A. E. Liddicure
A. E. Hartkopf
R. L. Park
Victoria
Collins
Armstrong
Maye
Stirling
ALF
Melbourne Argus
Fitsroy
H. Russell
Fitzroy Cricket Club
W. Cannon
Fitzroy
J. Worrall
Allan Hill
Clem
Rymill
East Torrens
Adelaide
W. Stirling
Victorians lead after batting against Soldiers in Australia match
A lengthy report covers colonial cricket actions with Victoria totaling 270 for a 75-run lead over the Soldiers. Ellis finishes 52 not out and Carlton 36, while A. W. Lampard claims seven wickets for 99. The ALF and Victorian XI later dine together as squads are named to tour New South Wales and Tasmania.
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England
Sesson
South Africa
Chatham and District
M.C.C
Barnes
Jung
Hobbs
Rhodes
Mead
Hearne
Douglas
Woolley
Colling
Hills
Watal
Wanderers
Lord Hawke
Alf
Wost
Oater
E. Pellew
Collins
Gregory
Lampard
Gregors
O. Mw
UW My Treoavawl
Tranevaal
Transvaal
Il Ff
Treuraal
South Afria
Tota
A. BE. Relf
C. B. Willis
Tasmania
Western Suburbs
Walter Rothwell
The
Arrow
N.S. Wales
R. F. Harvey
C. B. Cochrane
W. Rothwell
Kingston
Sorrels
Kettering
New Norfolk
Southern Tasmanian League
Excelsior
Bagdad
Huon Association
Margate
Xa Bons
Ave
K. Homey
Kethrell
Brown
Tha Telfard
F. Tipping
Null
Dowling
M. Hans
W. Brown
Tanttell
Harvey
A. Caschurmad
Pierpool
H. D. Austin
Ashburton
Canterbury
N.Z
Christchurch Sun
Foster
Wellington
Feldsman
Hart
H. B. Whitta
H. Watson
A. Grant
Whitta
Brice
Ferguson
McDonald
Ellis
Carlton
A. W. Lampard
A.lf
Melbourne
H. V. Hordern
Australia
Teied
V.C.A. Selection Committee
N.S.W
Armstrong
Park
Mayne
Dean
Fremantle
Ransford
Keating
Ryder
Cody
Moyes
Shea
Sandford
Onions
Johnson
Rayson
Cohen
Richardson
Down
Sheppard
Grimmett
Frank Laver
Adelaide
Townsend
A. Richardson
Port Adelaides
East Torrens
North Adelaide
Rundell
Gordon Campbell
E. McCasron
Sturt
Glenelg
Wilsmore
W. Richardson
West Torreng
University
Smith
Nottage
Bridgman
Bowle
Fisher
Jons
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Anderton
Shinshali
W. Fhrockweil
Jobin
Carew
Jay Jaukscokar
D. Beale
fRauth Africa
Leorge Pourbe
Edney Deiversity
Dr. Bop
Arbour Say D
Nonna
King OF Aid
Buenos
Widger
Crag and
Aitken
Myans
Major Wartern
Willis
Natal
Capetown
Kelleway
Weasley College
Geelong College
J. A. Prowse
Prout
Audi
Sydney Grammar School
Sydney Church of England Grammar School
Barbour
N.swc.a
Oxford Hotel
Bright Cricket
South Awotralia
Whitty
Bidney
Bateman
Alee
N.S. Ar
Andrews
Kipper
Hendry
Hatamen
L.A
N.3.w
Docker
Cargehe
Aie
Boring
Oldfield
Pellew
Sterling
Aoland
Africa
R. A. Duff
R. B. Minnett
C. G. Macartney
Norman Callaway
Gormon
Petersham
North Sydney
Waverley
Balmain
Paddington
Middle Ee
Central Cumberland
Glebe
J. Baragwanath
South Melbourne Cricket Club
Victorian Cricket Association
South Melbourne Cricket Ground
An Express
Tom Richardson
Surrey Star
Albert Cotter
New South Wales Express
Ernest Jones
Trenerry
Treferry
Baring
Willie
A. C. Maclaren
Peilew
Liddicutt
South Australan
Taylor
Sydney Regory
Lemper
Richmond
Decker
Armatrong
Silanes
Jd. M. Gregory
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Anthony Horderns
Anthony Hordern & Sons, Ltd
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Commonwealth
General ‘Bank
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Rabaul
New Britain
London
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Pacific
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Denison Miller
Sydney Fire Office, Ltd
Pitt Street
Gordon Milne
W. W. Armstrong
C¢ Docker
Gregory E. BR. Mayne
Tirewory
Winning
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Winning Keating
Collin
Gregory E. Liddicut
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Gregory Ferguson
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C. E. Pellew
Carlin AM Taylor
Liddlegtt
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Sir Zouonash
C. H. Brand
Justice Cussen
Grant
Russell
Canon Aeay
E. E. Hon
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Cussen
Admiral Grant
Australian Navy
Admiralty
John Monash
A.L.F
Cricket
New South Wales, Sydney Cricket Ground
Thane Sbedale
W. C. Asociation
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