Development plan for Australian second elevens cricket
A historical proposal urges establishing a tournament for minor states and Sheffield Shield seconds to develop rising Australian cricketers. It outlines two divisions, scheduling, travel, and progression rules, aiming to create regular, beneficial match practice and foster talent for future England tours.
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Fdr
Wi Lam
McRoss
Morricaville
Twich
West Australia
Taoranta
Queensland
RSW
Victo
S.A
Australia
Tocrania
Victoria
Adelaide
Perth
Launesston
Melbourne
A.anged
Civiciana
Cricket notes reflect Australian selection and England tour talk
The piece discusses E R Mayne and team selections, Lord Harris on the England Australia position, and opinions on bowling strength. It covers Australian and English cricket prospects, commentary on H L Collins and C G Macartney, and notes on Test gates, players like J L Kendey and A G Jones, plus related domestic matches and figures.
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Enthisigne
Surwise
Las
Bert Tie
Jduiiuteun
B.sayne
Anne
Nernibeook
Moriimee
R. L. Park
Victoria
E. R. Mayne
Burt
Hogar Mayne
Mayne
England
H. L. Collins
C. G. Macartney
Wilfred Rhodes
F. E. Woolley
W W. Armstrong
Lord Harris
Australia
Marylebone Selection Committee
Suchessea
Andion
J. B. Hobbs
Charles Kelleway
J. L. Kendey
J. M. Gregory
Rrenichy
Gregory Bimacle
Aip
Gummer
A. G. Jones
Sydney
Test Match Umpiring Dialogue Sparks Broad Debate
In Athletic News commentary by Tityrus the Victorian dispute over barracking at the Melbourne Test prompts officials to deny police protection. The piece defends umpires and urges players to respect authority while recalling historic umpiring controversies and the role of Old Father Cricket in maintaining order.
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Bendigs
Jacknaith
Love Lane
Australia
England
Bean
Victorian Cricket Association
Melbourne
Association
Board of Central
AGS
Bendigo
Dot
Beng
Bendizo
E. Rockley Wilson
Wilson
Waddington
Jones
Winchester
Rockley Wilson
Australian Cricket Board of Control
Beckley Wilson
Lord's
Richardson
Lohmens
Giffen
Enulon
Australa
Harry Trot
Syd
Grogey
Trott
Castle
Tom Hayward
London
Jit Phillips
West
Agoin
Nottingham
R. G. Barlow
Renjitsinti
Barlow
Ington Oval
Pron Bardsley
John Mosa
Hobbs
Eney Gins Bardeley
Everal
Ion
Dean
Cricket
England in Test cricket faces critical scrutiny after early defeats
Sporting England faced widespread doubt as the touring side suffered heavy losses. Prominent voices in London urged confidence, praising Hobbs and Fender, debating captaincy changes, and predicting a possible comeback in the remaining Tests. Australia’s team then swept New Zealand fixtures with strong batting from Ransford and excellent bowling by Hornibrook and Liddicut.
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England
A. C. MacLaren
London Sportstan
M.C.C
Hobbs
Bardsley
Collins
Hearne
Pellew-Gregory
Hobbo
Dougiva
Parkim
Douglas
Fender
Surrey
New South Wales
J. W. H. T. Douglas
Wilson
Courtar
Woolley
SCHOOLS SPORT AMONG THE G P S
At the annual Great Public Schools meeting a report praised a stronger year and the Same Oficials will lead next year led by president C Maughan. Newington figures dominate in rugby and cricket circles with J M Taylor singled out for a celebrated catch. Old Boys Rugby Union elected officers and GPS ties deepen among NSW clubs.
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A.A. of Great Public
Hir
C. Maughan
K C
King's School
C. A. Buchanan
Spain
St. Joseph's College
E. F. Waddy
B. Jarvie
Newington
Reginald C. Cowlishaw
G. H. Jackson
R. A. Bubb
G., Hughes
Ric Kelynack
Mr. Elvy
H. E. Budden
Hoge
A. J. Phillips
E. Bardsly
A. Prescott
J. 8. Abbott
R. Pettit
H. Johnson
P. Nolan
K. Roseby
A. ©. Ellison
Lawea
Major G. Short
Newcastle
Mesers
P. J. Reid
Tenterfield
R. Brownlow
Dubbo
Cyril R. Wise
Gunnedah
J. A. Spence
Bathurst
A. A. Moffatt
Longreach
OLD ‘Boys
Old Boys of the Great Public Schools
Rugby Union Rooms
Mesars
H. C. Blaxland
H. A. Marka
C. Hodges
C.E.G
King's
A. N. Hall
R. Lawson
N.C
D N. Shadferth
W. A. Gordon
Seotay
P. A. Elterahow
Treeeures
Sawyer
Robertson
Gallen
Quote on cricket fairness and stoic spirit
The excerpt recalls Arthur Shrewsbury’s response to an unjust out call. He says he accepts outcomes as they come, taking the fat with the lean, and urges cricketers to be speculative yet calm and reasonable amid disputes.
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Arthur Shrewsbury
St Saat
Toowoomba Defeats A.3. Wales In Local Match
Toowoomba won against A.3. Wales at Toowoomba Athletics Ground on February 43 19S. Mekenea starred with multiple wickets and runs as Toowoomba dominated both innings. Strong performances by McKenna, Chamberlin, and Randall helped secure the win in a high scoring contest.
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Toesoomnty
NSW Football League to Play Victoria at Metheerat Ground
The NSW League agrees to a Victoria match on August 14 at Metheuat Cricket Ground. The game begins a home and away annual series between keen rivals. South Adelaide FC offers a best and fairest gold medal for NSW players. Erskineville and Hampden Ovals secured for future games for several years.
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N.S.W
Ruprawertatlys
Ictoria
Metheurat Cricket Ground
South Adelaide F.C
South Australia
Erskineville
Hampden
Queensland defeats New South Wales in Brisbane cricket match
At Brisbane on February 18 1981 Wales and Queensland played a first innings total seven. England v New South Wales drawn at the Sydney ground. Notable performances include J Bheppard and Moore contributing in the second innings for Wales while Moonnor Reagan and Andew features for New South Wales. Umpires were W Curran and A C Jones.
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Ofenmann
Ihw
Mandell
Farquhar
Ee Howe
L. Moonnor
Bardries
Ramdeil
Meandrew
W. Raye
Iandell
Marlen
A Andrkes
Wandelt
Thatcher
Rweoll
O'Keefe
A. T
Pigeon Racing Club Marks Mount Victoria Meet
The New South Wales Homing Club held a Mt. Victoria race with results led by J. B. Tennent and J. A. Tennent. Weather caused a one day delay and several fanciers donated birds to war work sent from London to Keynt, now under Government Carrier Figesh Service care aiding communications during wartime.
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Mt. Victoria
J. B. Tennent
J. A. Tennent
BH. Wiles
Arity S
London
Keynt
Fom N.B. Wales
Eh TL
Clarke
Figesh
Ismalin
Jerumiem
Better man could not be found in Australia pigeon show
The article reports on Australian pigeon show dynamics with discussions of entry limits, judging fairness, and federation debates. It notes three federations forming in Sydney, police permits for pigeons in England, and a Belgian society honor for Antwerp Hornio with record sales and breeding. It cites sales records at E. Sk. Jackson’s and a dramatic two-day endurance flight from Rushden to Lerk, plus local Liverpool and Ringland pigeon boom and Frank Beaurepaire link to swimming.
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J. M. Taylor
Old Newingtonians
Dr. Bardsley
Taylor
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Sydney
Melbourne
Bracher
North Melbourne
Kelleway
Bateman
Newingtonian
Tom Horan
John Healy
J. Healy
Australia
Wien
Hms
Uberlureks
Law Federation
Frdney
St. Georg
Douphty-street
Lertnbut
Ard
Ailte
Wis
Antwerp Horn Io Society
Data Om
Mone Jurnay Wis
E. Sk. Jackson
OC. Clark
Rushden
Ab Lerwick
Helland Teles
Howe
Huahden
Pigeon Rees
Liverpool
Ringland
Creckaine
Fishing reports across southern streams and coastal bays
The notice compiles trout in Kosciuszko region and Snowy River conditions with water discoloration from late rains. It notes fine catches at Het's Camp and Kiandra, limited by cormorant removal efforts, plus kingfish at Port Stephens, pariah mackerel, bream, snapper, gatfish hauls, and black bream biting along the Hunter River.
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Kosciusko
Insenor
Snowy River
Long Corner
Spencer's Creek
Eucumbene
Het
Tumut
Kiandra
Wertes
Chidgey
Port Stephens
Squire
Myall River
Hunter River
Fullerton Cove
England and New South Wales Match Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a England versus New South Wales match with mentions of green paint on pickets and muffed catching, indicating a spectator or venue detail amid a sports event report.
Ives Shines All Rounder Prospects for Sheffield Shield
W Ives starred in a strong all round display against Queensland, with club and interstate form this summer pointing to a future as a versatile Sheffield Shield player. The performance suggests he could become a key all rounder for the team.
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W. Ives
Queensland
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