Adelaide crowd hails Grimmett Test triumph in progress display
Adelaide celebrates Grimmett’s performance in the fifth Test as civic and cricket officials plan a formal recognition during England v Australia match. Fans await chances for Pritchard Wills and Murray, while Adelaide anticipates more representation next season. J B McCarron praises Grimmett and his support for young players.
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Indus Bebbsistion Lige
Grimmett
Adelaide
Pritchard
Willsmore
Murray
P F Warner On Tate Lohmann Comparisons And Test Cricket Changes
P F Warner compares Maurice Tate to Sidney Barnes and George Lohmann in execution and temperament. He notes how batting has changed over five years with fewer risks and finishes. Warner argues Test cricket once finished more often, with greats like Trumper and Hill, while modern batsmen are pushers.
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P. F. Warner
Maurice Tate
Sidney Barnes
George Lohmann
Tate
Lohmann
Surrey
Fuat
Warner
Victor Trumper
John Brown
A. E. Stoddart
Ranji
Clem Hill
Joe Darling
A. €. MacLaren
R. A. A J. T. Tyldester
Arthur Richardson
Australia
University and Glenell Semi Final Thriller
The A Grade semi finals continued on Saturday with University beating Glenell by one wicket after Glenell posted 258. Lance Gun scored 112 off 290 minutes as the ninth man out. KensingtonSTurt posted 394 with Rymill 147 Stirting 137. Palmer claimed six for 1 against Adelaide, with critics noting his improved form after a trip to the eastern states.
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Glenell
Lance Gun
Kensington Sturt
Kensington
Rymill
Stirting
Palmer
Calta
Adelaide
Tuip
Victorians Beaten by Wellington in NZ Test Crib
The Victorians in New Zealand are ending a strong home attack as Wellington defeats them after Canterbury’s 426 runs. Otago’s second innings declared at two for 272 features Worker 121 and Alloo 71 with Soth not out, signaling Victoria Services struggle to trouble home batmen.
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New Zealand
Canterbury
Otago
Worker
Alloo
Soth
Wingham cricket note shows close first innings chase
In a partial match report W. M. Wood and C. Winishes top a list of scorers as Otago battles Victoria. Millar and Wallington contribute strong but late innings while figures for several bowlers and batsmen are noted, with Wallington's side trailing by 19 runs after the opening innings.
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Spnerceach Betes
W. M. Woodfull
Natin O
C. i
J. Elis
Bydaecy
Otago
Millar
Wallington Pub
Banks
Ailddiestone
Dempeter
Callig
McGirry
Barclay
James
Henderson
Brice
Wallace
Ebeling
Miller
Liddiewt
Willis O
Bartkop
Ellin
Mayne Woodfall
Liddicut
H. Austin
J. A
Liddicutt
KE. Millar
Tay
Mace
Wallington
Pennycuick's Century Leads Tasmanian Pennant Thriller
In Saturday's Tasmanian Cricket Association pennant games Hobart batsmen shone with R J Pennycuick scoring 156 for South Hobart against Bantera Suburbs. Green added 56 and Sidnmell 45 as Pennycuick hit eighteen fours and three sixes. Other results include North-West standout Eothead North-West’s 148, A O Burrowe taking 6.57, Newtown at Launceston Tamar 103 against South Launceston, and Launceston posting 234 led by A Fini 68. Devon 110 in flat innings, Uiverstone and Ema Bay matches noted amid premiership chase.
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R. J. Pennycuick
Tasmanian Cricket Association
Hobart
Bantera Suburbs
Green
Sidnmell
Pennycuick
Eothead North-West Ccuinat
A. O. Burrowe
Newtown
Launceston
Tamar
South Launceston
A. Sharp
P. Bugg
South
P. Bugs Lee
Launceston Scor
Bak
A. Fini
N. Martin
N. Findlay
Uiverstone
Ema Bay
Ett Devon
Memorial tablet for A. C. Bannerman unveiled at St James Church
The Rev Dr Micklem unveiled a memorial tablet for Australian cricketer Alick C. Bannerman at St James Church Sydney. The inscription honors his life as a faithful worshipper, dated September 19, 1924, aged 70, with many church and local figures in attendance.
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Micklem
A. C. Bannerman
St. James' Church
Sydney
Alick C. Bannerman
J. F
Russell
R. B. Massey
Charles Bannerman
Re. A. C. Bannerman
Messrs
T. W. Garrett
J. J. Kelly
C. W. Ry
Albert Gregory
Victor Cohen
A. C. Y. Miller
J. T. Pope
RB. J. Pope
A. Laver
England v Northern Districts match scoreline and players
In West Maitland on March 6 and 7 1925 England faced Northern Districts. Bell scored 42 percent in half an hour with two sixes and eight fours, while Hearne over yielded four fours. Sateliffs made a thin century in 2 hours 4k minutes. A White recently from Cambridge played for England with Bandham White Tate Tyldesley Kilner O'Brien Woolley Gilligan Hearne Aerali and others. Northern Districts totalled 157 and 7 183 with notable scores from Barbour Wells Bell Osland Johnston Tyldesley and Oakes.
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West Maitland
Bell
Hearne
A. White
Cambridge University
England
A. Bandham
White
W. Tate
RE. Tyldesley
BR. Kilner
Z ‘O'Brien
H. Sutcliffe
EB Woolley
C Welly
Oakes
E. F. Barbour
F. Cummina
G, Wells
G Bell
Osland
Fifth Test Match ends in Australia victory at Sydney
Australia defeats England by runs in the fifth test at Sydney played February 27 to March 4, 1925. Strong attendance of 109,218 with gate receipts of £5610 19s 6d. Key performers include J Ryd er M Gregory T I E Andrews H L Collins and C Kelleway for Australia and J B Hobbs H A Sandham E Woolley R Kilner M Tate W Whybsall for England. Umpires were B E Greshett and D Elder.
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Sydney
Collies
Australia
Grova
Gate
J. Ryder
Gilligan
M. Gregory
Ibw
Hearne
T. I. E. Andrews
C Woolley
Rail
Tate
Woolley
Kilner
England
J. B. Hobbs
H. A. Sandham
Grimmett Ac
PE. Woolley
E Andrews
Kallean
E ‘Malley
Grimmette
Test in New Zealand Demonstrates Strong Showing
A cryptic report notes a great showing by participants including McBeath and Cane in New Zealand. Names Viegoris, Otero appear among those mentioned in a brief sports style summary with limited readable details.
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Zealand
McBeath Mor
Otero
Victoria's Cricketers Face Final Round At Week's End
Victorian cricket notes the last round looms with Prahran, St Kilda, Richmond and Collingwood among the contenders. Ryder's 201 not out earns praise as Coppock and Monohan star for Collingwood, while Fitzroy and Northcote show mixed form. South and Carlton battle for a lead position as Nil.
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Pannent
Jin Taver
Tattine
Poe
Reat Terest
St. Kilda
Prahran
Collingwood
Ricor Ha East
Carlton
Pete Ore
Geom
Aga
Exsendon
Ryder
Coppock
Monchan
Hia
Sess
Pulla
Hamandy
Monohan
Bird
Keating
Jenkin
Mansfeld
Fitzroy
Carroll
Colt Congrave
A & Io
Lilley
Improved Horse At Ablen Park Draws Strong Show
Race notes report a bay mare winning the Purse and a double on Saturday. Andrews easily carried the Second Division Handicap on the horse, Foley rode to beat Lady Ciro in the Purse, Evodine ran well in Plate company, and three favorites Hydrant Wivenhoe and King Grist led a strong eight-event programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wivenhoe
Ablen Fark
Andrews
Foley
Lady Ciro
Wivenhes
Evodine
Plate Company
Apare
Harty
Hydrant
King Grist
St. George
Warrinilla
Acreste
Ronneratro
Seremoi
Gay Song
Arcada
King Marcocoli
Goober
Lady Brad
Brazen Boy
Chipilly
Eye Pleaser
Kunion
Palama
New South Wales Soccer Meeting Highlights Finances
The annual meeting at the Sports Club chaired by Mr. S Stack reported the association held a credit balance of £860 despite a £372 loss tied to the Canadian tour and other causes. Mr. J Lincoln was named a life member in recognition of 25 years of service. English League results noted Woolwich Bolton Tottenham Aston Villa Bury Everton Manchester City Newcastle United Sunderland and West Ham Leeds draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Stack
J. Lincoln
M Wien Association
New South Wales Association
Woolwich
Bolton
Tottenham
Aston Villa
Bury
Everton
Manchester City
Nott's County
Mewcastie
Stee
Mott's Porist
Sunderland
West Ham
Leeds
Northern District Turf Meet Highlights and Entries
The Northern District Turf meet features a busy Saturday with Maiden and Handicap races at Singieten. Prudent Squeess older form remains a key factor in the four furlong Maiden, while Lengfast seeks a win in the Final 2 handicap and other entries include Newesadle Bisake Pro Sea and King Pied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squess
Singieten
Tae Rutile
Eppmas
Lengfast
Lacien
Gosford Races Maiden Handicap and Placing List
At Gosford on Tuesday March 10 the Maiden Handicap over 4 furlongs featured Bache form riders and Belora or Good Cheer with odds 5 to 1 and 8 to 10 to 1. Flying Welter Handicap followed with a field led by Snipers, Fairy aged, and others including Apmathe and Other Starters. betting ranges noted and Doreen and Sunpore among contenders. The Onoioe Handicap included Zolveraien and Gentile with several other runners. Died Oe Doe Bi Bird or Castile among the entries, won by length and a half in a brisk clock. The Y Handicap listed Miss Teal and Frederick as top contenders with a close finish and Times recorded. Three-Year-Old Handicap closed the card with Fortafest prevailing over Diamond Flame and Fortafet or French Pesay among the favorites, with time noted. Stewards’ Mile saw Rawans Rock and Paganini among leading runners, with midrace shifts and final placings.
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Bonkform
Bebe
M. Bulliven
Don Barita
Grra
G. BR. Robinson
Belors
A. Hilter
Linmill All
den Bache
Bebosform
Tom
BR. James
L. J. Hynes
Legalise
Juan ‘al Pa Can
User Poe Do
Kunal Lares
Stsucilharbor
0. Spencer
Aeridorus
T. McNamara de Be Craven Oer
Cracknell
Zolveraien
Bunca
Sym
Ail
Bird
Ue Ao
Basti
Gentile
A. Desally
Diamendoma
D. Q’connor
T. O
Abbott
Trish Harmony
Marsh
Spyea Wadewood
Grundy
Sarwoes
Durmecdy
Peaceful
Thower
Sullivan
Shepherd's T
Hiller
Castile
Diva
Inc
Jenetha
Beco
Ranohonr Stacy
O'Conner
Frederick
Ponren
David Wrathall
Lise
Fredericke
Tims
Fortafest
Fortafix
Manifest
Aig
Redan Sn Bn
Waukerphpat Thy
Syrs
Orrell
Barre
Rawan‘'s Rock
Ames
Piartera
Orange J C Races On Day Two At March 7 Meet
Second day events include the W N Moulder Plate for furlongs with odds listed for contenders such as Nocturne and Perfect Sw. The Orange Cup features BARBATTA by Tok Varese and other entries like Mexican Maid and Hermina with notable betting and times noted. Handicap races conclude the card with entries including Wirisa Miss Sin and Coma Rese among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange J.C
W. N. Moulder
Sir Dim
Battin
Dean
Sir James
O Bend
Imindee
Cano
Welkin
Polaris
Simpeon
Aueee
Frre
Bertman
Hermina
Iatamin
Barbatta
Tok Varese
Apiteien Grek
Frese
Davileon
J. Boater
Imia U Diva
Tyauua
Waiteh
Watersn
Wirisa
Miss Sin
Gabe Be
Coma Rese
Handicaps and Betting Mark a Crowded Grafton Card
A jumble of race handicaps and betting odds names multiple runners including Diva Ada Kero Lady Val and Heather King with prices and placements. DI Dupe Air Dighter and Bluefers feature among several starters with odds noted. see GIL Wellings and others in the lineup for 5 furlongs.
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Diva
Ada Kero
Lady Val
Ada Keron
Pra Imin
TER
Simpson
Calton
Strong Mac
Rae Lord Melvor
Heather King
Gil Wellings
Min Sdege
DI Dupe
Air Dighter
Dupe
Ayre
Bluefers
Walboid
Mim Mae
Snow Prince
Signteieeks
Graftonatus
Lowe Percels
Simpeco
Belve
Balve
Aston
Mundane Wins Maiden Handicap at Tenterfield
Mundane trained by Warren Mills wins the maiden handicap at Tenterfield-TC on Saturday over a furlong course. Patina finishes close behind by a head with High Swing and Curundl among the other runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenterfield T.C
Mundane
Warren Ail Maser
Tyre
Magen
Deleolight
Curundl
Patina
Tima Imin
Fattening of sala stock and dairy trade note
W Allison discusses long standing issues in stock fattening and Argentine markets. He notes repeated concerns about unhealthy practices and the tendency to sell stock rather than improve fattening methods, reflecting persistent market conditions over decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Allison
Bess Mandorset
Argentina
New Zealand Athletics No Trouble Produces Crest Athletes
A garbled passage references New Zealand and athletics, noting athletes and ethics amid unclear context. The readable fragment mentions New Zealand, crest athletes, and questions about ethics without concrete events, dates, or names to anchor further detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Terry
Queensland cricket scene shows topsy turvy standings
Queensland cricket reports turbulent times with Toombull and South Brisbane leading in a tight table. Valley trails. Metropolis versus Ipswich looms next week, and tours to the Western District promise Easter activity. Tito Warwick’s planned visit and lingering retirement chatter color the scene as FAREEES ATHLETIC ESCORD notes drive the season forward.
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Srveres
Toombull
South Brisbane
Valley
Metropolis
Ipswich
Roger Hartians
Wan
Queensland
Easter
Tito Warwick
Bad Bailing Weather Sets Off Engrossing Brisbane Regatta Day
Racing restricted by heavy rain as Latona defeats Lakatoi and Caress in yachts, Wave wins the Junior Dinghy Championship, Ivy leads Waterloo Bay race with Malva and Adina close behind. Three mile Ipswich swim planned for March 7 from Ipswich wharf to Booral Butter Factory, Lily Venning ill from Melbourne tour. Tennis selection committee named St John Stewart and A Thurlow amid district prep and Moon’s uncertain finish this year.
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Brisbane
Latona
Lakatoi
Caress
Wave
Waterloo Bay
Malva
Adina
Ipswich
Booral
Melbourne
Lily Venning
Tennie
Messrs
St. John
Stewart
A. Thurlow
Moon
Victorian Amateur Athletics Championship Victors Named
The Melbourne Suet Ground meet crowns champions in shot put discus and javelin with distances and placings for notable competitors from Victoria and Sydney. Winners include J. Spott Glenhantis and A. Brouder with event records and margins of victory noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Berond Dar
Victorian Ag
Fede Bemce
J. Srpott Glenhantis
I. W
Chadder
A. Brouder
Benham
Dintanes
A. Welens
B. Mason
Heathers
Bolan
Asker
Mores
Qin
Manly
Gisteves
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North Park
Wellington
Virginia
Arom Peat Es
Crete
Major Dramem & CO
Lomdgn
Northern Districts
E. BP. Hemndren
fHdfield
J. W. Hearne
R. Kilner
Ponsford
Follines
M. W. Tate
W. Whybsall
St Oldfield
Grim
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Kelleway Liat Collins
BE. Greshett
D. Elder
Jack Ryder
Polleteae
Ae Ees
Beath Mel
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Ellver
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Ae Ae
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Periars
Tor Whee Ha
Richmond
Thouble
Trundlera
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Amsteur Turf Club
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Brisbane Tattersall’s Club
North Ad Racing Association
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Townsville
Reese
David
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William
Corals
Germude
Tattersall's Club
Tattesall
N.s.w.’S Annual Meeting
A.B
Sydney Cricket Ground
New South Wales
Lear
Beauford
Gosford
Junee
Wolfe
Taylor
Bowlders
Hed
A. Richardson
Hartrops
Kelleway
St Beast
Kelieway
NEW Zealandes
Traveller
Eligorichs
Goa
Sander
Maidon
Aps
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