Cricket News and League Cricket Developments
Australian cricket laws face updates after MCC meeting at Lord's with changes for rain days and following innings. English league scene features E A McDonald in Lancashire and Bradford Leagues, plus Nelson's Australian bowler hire and crowd figures showing Lancashire as the leading league.
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M.C.C
Lord's
Australia
Imperial Cricket Conference
Nelson
Tityrus
Bradfon
ER. A. McDonald
Enfield
Cecil Parkin
Lancashires
Bratford
Lancashire League
William Barlow
Sgurea
Barlow
Adminion
Bradford
Victor Waddlove
Priestley
Finney One Piece Working Boot With Long Wear Guarantee
A durable boot crafted from box hide with a specially selected sole leather. Available in men's sizes 5 to 10 and youth sizes 1 to 4. Price listed as 23 shillings 6 pence for youth pairs.
Sydney Premiers Baseball Echoes Close to Nightfall
Patchy play in Gydn saw Waverley Premiers fall as Leichhardt and St Crone battles extended. High scoring innings and strong fielding defined the day with Lambert, Tambert, and Frankpatrins among top hitters. Waverley’s lineup was weakened by missing players as Marrickville and University Burwood sides also produced notable efforts.
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Leichhardt
St. Crone
Elie
Preestone
Ferrfax
Enc
Sainte
CL Tambert
Fitepatrins
Franks
Arietrong
Seeichhart
Lambert Etmick
Valmarris
Lambert
Pane
Enfield
Talingo
BULLS
Marrickville
Telnich TN
Lan
Griffiths
Ala
Graham
Hodgern
Leenm
Robins
Greele
Colina
Etlum
Menry
Inkville
Marks
Anderson
Robinson
Gorton
Orden Rowland
Raprey
Jarvie
Weabels
Armstrong
James
Gi Campbell
Jawood
University
Burwood
Luke's
Francie da
tever—Waddington
Moriarty
Francis
Mack
Dagetti
Mould
Gealth
Panton
Williams
Lyhe
Creber
Beoren
Tal
Waverley
Kiora
Bathurst Sydney road race opens season with big prizes
The Bathurst Sydney road race announced as The Weferse and Arrow Read Race aims for September with £30 first prize and £10 10s fastest time. Open to New South Wales riders with wide interest from Victoria Tasmania Queensland and possibly New Zealand. The League of Wheelmen and Cyclists Union opened with a 10 mile handicap, fastest time by A Maier 26mn 51.5s. 56 riders entered. 45 started. R Bellamy won by about 200 yards with 30mn 25s actual riding time.
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New South Wales
C. M. Cutcliffe
League
Victoria
Tasmania
Queensland
New Zealand
League of Wheelmen
Cyclists’ Union
A. Maier
Dulwich Hill
Langford
Auburn
Gret
R. E. Mages
E. Hickey
P. Ryan
H. Paulston
Gaulinien Sydney
C. Burness
J. A. James
FR. Black
R. Rowe
R. Bellamy
J. Erskine
F. Clunes
R. A. Munro
Moeskops Dominates Pre London Trials In Three Heat Win
The report notes Moeskops defeating Bailey and Mii of Italy in a three heat match at Nice. It covers Spears missing a Hei Hill race on Good Friday due to a prior Italian engagement, Hans Ohrt substituting, and mentions ongoing world championships plans, Paris Roubaix results, and Tasmanian rider Keefe's return.
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W. J. Bailey
England
Herne Hill
Eng
Moeskops
Cmarmooe
Hans Ohrt
Europe
Bailey
Carneyt
Elon
Mowskopa
Toyde
Bert
More
Fanna
Balloy
Belf
Pola
Moegizops
Polite
Rat
Ponti
Paris
Italy
London
Mii
Nice
France
Bob Spears
Hei: Hill
Hans ‘Ohrt
Ohrt
Pete
Aare
Spears
Cace
Schillen
Polo Gossip Revives Pre War Countess of Dudley Cup
Polo gossip reports revival of pre war polo in country centers led by the Countess of Dudley Cup. Matches include Tamstang defeating Tally Ho Club 11 to 3 at Gunnedah and Young beating Goulburn 4 goals to 0. News notes a Moree team likely to compete at the festival in Lelug and details on Wellington inter district results and club officials.
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Wondehsh
Gunnedah
Tally Ho
Tamstang
Quirindi
Coloml McCartney
F. Hopkins
Howe
Cilgendra
Coola Olobie
Patrana
J. M. Allison
John Meiaster
David Wait
Reubee James
T. Lf. McMinter
Asiee Mewrs
C. Allison
Mosse
T. W. McMddter
Alian
D. L Watt
Stevenson and Smith Set Week Long Billiards Duel
Ex champion Stevenson to meet Frank Smith in a week long match as preparation for a later clash with Fred Lindrum. Weather and illness hindered form. Stevenson showed strong depth in sessions at the Champion Rooms Bathurst Street with several high breaks. A lively correspondence column critiques pro play and public interest in billiards. The Lindrum showdown looms when the two weeks of play end, with expectations framed around form and pace on the new rules.
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M. W. Stevenson
Ene Gegen
Rank Smith
San
Fred Lindrum
H. W. Stevenson
Frank Smith
England
Stevenson
Franklin
Champion Rooms
Bathurst Street
Walter
Sydney
Obe
Lindrurm
Ashfield leads inter-institute championship by large margin
Reports from the inter-institute championships show Ashfield Interstate Champions dominating with a decisive 30 to 8 win, placing Marrickville and Woollahra in bracket positions. Glebe Leichhardt and Bosvil trail, while the strong suburb clubs back Ashfield through notable patronage and upcoming State Championships. The State and Metropolitan Championship nominations will be requested soon as association fees remain modest for continued competition. The Hotel Australia Handicap features strong performers including F Foley and McPhee, with several clubs planning larger events and more competitive heats across the season.
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Ashfield
Fantique
Ica
Wth
Marrickville
Woollahra
Glebe
Leichhardt
Bosvil
Chorley Winn
Vollarthy
Publiy
al le
Williama
Wardeane
Hotel Australia
Otant Gefent
Pit
F. McPhee
Ian
W. Foley
Agai
Wih
Etovenemy Aslifel
Aduineloo
Pigeon Show Highlights Strong Entries at Springwood Meet
The Pigeon Homing P. and P. Association held a Saturday show at Springwood with Sydney No. 1 Roselle Hyde District Club among 00, BOO. Birds released at half hour intervals, two failed to return due to a hawk. Notable exhibitors included W. B. McKenzie X.Y., J. S. Tennant, G. Odham and F. Wall. Maori Rugby League team outpaced by Sydney clubs in 77 point loss.
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Sydney
Roselle
BOO
Hyde District Club
James
Middlestate
NSW, Poultry and Pigeon Association
House
Horners
Aienne
J. Ward
Howse
Wornley
Leichhardt Club
Alec
W. B. McKenaie
Mr. J. Goer
May Alao
W. Wi
Ce AL Iaetey
D. Laoeelis
Ad. Ph
Leichhardt
Walpole Island
Goa
Mallee
Lalchard Club
Local Auction Seeks Berm Health Item Details
An auction notice from Gale urges buyers to submit more health related particulars for a Berm item as the sale lists eight tables and two years in the order. The notice specifies a private location at 700 Leaeeteve Bathuew and invites bids by prospective purchasers.
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Orler
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