The Australian Cricketers On The Indian Ocean
The Australian Eleven finished preliminary Commonwealth games in Perth with century partnerships by J. M. Taylor and W. H. Fansford. They head to Coombe for further practice then Leicester for a May 1 match. The Otranto voyage from Melbourne drew large crowds and notable spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
J. M. Taylor
W. H. Fansford
Jelsuame
Coombe
Pail Renee
Pew
Leicester
Port Melbourne
Elvie
Rambling Notes on Australian Cricket Controversy Amid Stormy Debate
Ramblings discuss dismissals and protests in Australian cricket with references to 4T dismissals, 4 for 14 by Rader, Grimmett strain, and Surrey captain comments. It covers reactions in Aceraitia, county figures like Bennett resigning, and critique of play by Australian players. Also reports Western Australia vs Victoria practice, Captain Warner eyed, and Australia innings details plus upcoming Crownsville match and Sydney visiting Glebe players with Kippax and Roth Rock noted.
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Pender
Surrey
Tle
Yorkshire
Marta
Atetritia
Borsled
Anteynl
Alderman Bennett
Yorkshire County Cricket Mu
Eeltie
Moe
Merioaaly
Kportaman- Mair
Alt. Warner
TA Ferrinship
Abw
Filligno
Mud J. 5
Hobbs
Foor
Wenferenen
Wilfred
Tehodes
Yorkshirnmen
Xenemn
Rhodes
Wawke
Hoa
F. S
Fantinckano
Peel
Sthedes
Hie
Warner
York
Paddington Defeated as Glebe Rally Strongly at Hampden Park
A Hampden Park crowd watched Paddington fall 25 runs short of Glebe’s 661 at Globe. Opening batsmen provided a start but fell to steady bowling as Morcan claimed five for 47 and Glebe's bowlers dominated. Glebe’s late-order fight, led by Morris and Callaway, steadied the innings before Paddington were all out for 103.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autrauon
Holmes
W. i Tarissey
Olineld
Erasis
Focul
Beacen
Tennyson
Wo Denn
Brine
Die Bet
Farier Batkmen
Pires Mantis
Freemantiy
Mietorion
Evans
Wichardson
Korn
Mires
Paddington
Globe
Dumbal
Hampden Park
Borne Deven
Jostelow
Seriqusnean
Featcliffe
Morean
Gostelow
Joral Collanse
Deleon
Wind Woon
G—St. Walker
Gray
Ratcliffe
Rowe
Morris
Clark
Mair
Ulmont
Asher
Uek
Cireham
Wells
Graham
Peat
Jordan
Morxun
Callaway
Jon
Bquate Sangley
Almowt
bin Beiy
Nogtrat
Aforma
Shen
Wall
Morgan
Morkon
Orre
Hinlenath
Centennial Park
Winneot
Iocroa
Trree
Marrickville
Tisnidwieck
B.S. Smith
Selding
Amos
Thatcher
Meoley
Hogan
Randwick
Mandwich
MecNamee
Lutton
Aleo
Fitzroy
North
Fitzrey
Nyman
Wilkinson
Redrey
Nord
Fiteroy
Aarons
A. Wilkinson
Roedrop
Moteur
GLEBE
Fit Pune
Innview
F. Mair
A. Whitley
Boole
Apnai
Go Moerman
Nat Foskett
Nat
Walt Bid
O Callaway
Walker
Tataan
Walter
Tk Rowe
OL BP
Anher
Creham
Welly
Cal- Lawa
Shea i
Do Wall
Dle
Geny
Clarke
Marele
Victorian Bowlers In Good Form And Wide Scoring
Victorian cricket notes report strong batting feats across matches. Gordon led a 484 for six against Central Cumberland, Philippe struck 202 in 217 minutes, Watson reached a century with fast scoring, and Frendin added 102 in 90 minutes amid Keen bowlers and sharp fielding. Northern Districts edged Balmain by 2 runs in a tense finish as Loder and Burdon forged a late stand.
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Gordon
Cumberland
Phillipe
Watson
Brendin
Frendin
Wolid Nizle
Philllipe
Aix
Freadin
Balmain
Berry
Loder
Ando
Barden
Titherleigh
Tin Felts
Tueled
Wonster
Orlex
Bet
McElhone Honored After B W C A Meeting
After the formal boslonsa at the B W Cricket Association meeting on Monday evening, Mr A W Green lauded Mr W P McElhone for leading cricket administration in Australia. Justice Gordon praised McElhone for integrity, noting his lifelong liberal education in the sport and his steadfastness in pursuing what is right. The report also covers a cricket match with Vic Richardson scoring a century in 18 minutes and other scores from Norwood Oval and Port Adelaide.
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Carlton
Wie
Wilson
Bow
View
Green
C. Hardy
Easendon
Dinmiuard
Davies
Eixte
Hichardson
Hardy
Longa
Long
Bowes
W. Bowes
B.W. Cricket Association
A. W. Green
W. P. McElhone
England
Cricket Administration
Australia
Game
Board of Control
John
Clayton
Equity Mall
Sydney Cricket Ground
Firren
Justice Gordon
McElhons
W. TR. Jonen
McElhone
Ehip
Atart
Cota
Scott
Semuedey
Coke
Jnndnes
Vic Richardson
Inet
Norwood Oval
East Torrene
Adelaide
Hirrien
T. Murray
Gorton Farele
Pritchard
Port Adelaide
Cheir Seroud Assay
Kennington
Port
Woerria
Chelstram
Shepley
Bowley
NOBW President McElhour Heads to England for Game
Ald W. McElhour, president of the NOBW, sails for England on April 1. The article recalls his 17 year association with Mr. KR. A. Calade and credits him and others with shaping NSW cricket governance and facilities. It honors the fighters of old days who supported Melbourne cricket amid government shifts.
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New South Wales
Runcer
Peel
Sydney
Lionel Manchee
King’s School
England
Hugh ‘Trumble
Melbourne
E. E. Bean
H. Denretem
C.A
Ald W
McElhour
The
NOBW
Cricket Sanodation
KR. A. Calade
McElhone
Mir. Meilhant
Mr. Green
N.s.wucla
Board of Content
Entiity
Trementer
Morteagi
Aseiration
Belbourne Cricket Club
Melbourne Club
Adelaide cricket semi final day features record scores and strong centuries
In Adelaide the semi final round of grade cricket showcased University posting a huge score of 20, five batsmen scoring centuries, while Port Adelaide endured a record low. Sturt, Pals, and University head to the season premiership decider starting Saturday. North Adelaide struggled as C B and L V Pellew and Gon went cheaply, W J Blake striking a brilliant 100 not out to lift University.
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University
Port Adelaide
Adelaide
Pals
University and
Sturt
Pbpemaateere
Tcosra
North Adelaide
C. BE
L. V
Pellew
Gon
W. J. Blake
G. McKay
Tasmanian Club Cricket completes premiership race
In Launceston and Hobart matches, Tasmanian cricket figures show Turbot results as clubs contest Northern premiership stakes. Old timer Frederick Podder dies near Hobart. Northern league games feature notable scores from Wilkins Bennett and Roth, with New Town and North West Hobart in tight chase. Launceston clinches the Northern premiership with 25 wins, while South and Tamar trails.
Sydney Cricket Premiership Round Ten Highlights
Sydney cricket round reports strong showings across Glebe, Paddington, Western Suburbs, Petersham, Waverley, University and more. Key results include Glebe beating Paddington by a fast innings, Western Suburbs defeating Petersham, Waverley edging Norman? and Marrickville beating Randwick by 107 in the first innings at Sydney Cricket Ground.
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Western Suburbs
Paarton
Petersham
Coral
Jobnstone
Parnell
Mairfax Ta
Lont-Oomed
Waerra Ha
Western Auburns
Prayten Park
Trinview
jAeanew
Ceodeln Pet
Ay Faata
Dupin
Woatert Suburbs
Cy Wille
We Johnstone
H. Pank
T. Bardeley
G. Parnatl
T. Dale
Fur
H. Dupain
Gi. McRae
N. Wa’ Hot
G. Twreddale
King
Souwor
Orahem
Campbell
Morman
Waverley
AU Waverly Qval
Mosman
Inninen
Met
F. Fia
H. Wither
W. W. Chapman
O'Gonnor
J. H. Camber
Black Pol
Tibbitts
Baksettid
Roe
Gordon
Central Cumberlaxn
Chataweed
Central Cumberland
Firat
Ie Phillips
W. Heck
University
BT. George
University Oval
Mums
M. Salmon
Hoei
A. W. Roan
Fox
Mullackey IM
Voorhan
Bi. Georev
G_ Merriam
Balmain
AL Waiars
Hull
Innisessee
Serand Baninn Reiso
Thomas
AL Incheon
Th Wheatley
W. Tysharloteh
Dersian
Reeburk
Hunt
Grifin
Coogan
Etores
Northers
Frwt
Lauter
Achurch
Marrickville
HO l
Mealey
MM. J
Hogan
G. Amun
de Tyler
Grant
A. Dein
H. Aldertom
Maidment
Steele
Merchant
Randwick
McCloy
Donnan
F.ramen
W. J. McCrintal
Amith
Wabster
C. Ward
J. Onrwra
Bi Ton
McMamee
Amn
Fe Mealey
Thatcher
Premiership
Subarke
Waverley University
C. Camber Glebe
Marth Sydney
Marth
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ON the
Indian Ocean
Ofrante
Wedan
Omen Bhoes
Abi
Troroble
Pobn Howlett
HL Koshby
0. Reid
Tamania
Tom Strangs
HF. L. Collins
Bia
T. J. Andrews
Warren Bordeley
Alobart
Wryet
Clark Grimmett
Warren
Everett
Grimmett
HE West
Coline
Frermanik
Ryder
Hower
Taylor
Ponaford
Medline
Wendy
Fungr Banos
E. T. Upham
J. Fennneliy
Queensland
N. Phillips
Jair
Foukett
I Requelig
Did
Ratcliffe Pope
Glebe Bst
Tytherleigi
Tytherleigh
Nrorethern Districts
Protedy
Lunt
Wheatley
Gritfin
Jackson
Jac
Borare, Aee
AL Waeverity
Moamen
Comber
Block
Kippax
Fingleton
Tansett
Tng
Nix
Mogman
Mao
St. George
Marata
St. George Bate
E ‘Wardly
Tarnes
London
Boteman
Louden
Hawthorn East
St. Kilda
V.C.A
Be FE
Dean
Drs. BR. Mailer Robertson
Mawithorn-East
St. Hillda
Fitenoy
VLA
Fgrodsa
Tewan
Simmons
Terma. Ri. Kilda
Br. Kilda
Ponsford
Abgones
Blackie Eeoma
Hendry
Kilda
Sainte
Wallace
Welch
Alow
Tam
Cach
Batanans
Chanceleas
Lle
Ferguson
Ware
Gurbrie
Munro
Bod
Willis
Davin
Mullarkey
Garner
Breese
Nothiag
Varsity
Salmon
MANLY
North Sydney Oval
Taat
Dunlop
Harris
Jost
L. Gwynne
WEST
Prabrae
Ellis
Collingwood
Cote
Collingwenl
Seve
Northcote
Magplow
Rine
Mincham
Iwith
Hartkopf
Cosgrove
Coppock
Martkopf
Doe
Jugee
Griffiths
J. Duntingtom
Makin
Laiter
Hyes
Lhw
Huntington
Waertkipf
Noe
Organ
Civer
Hertkopt
Gamble
Wootton
Trawthorn- East
Stummpe
Flawker
Max Nart
Mitchell
SOUTH
Lad Yvek
Fy. Berreton
Teghreake
Aloy T
Cricksters
Wagner
Jeter
Pridmore
Wout ‘Torrens
Glenelg
Essendon
Adelaide Cricket
Anthony Horderns
Hutton
Metcors
Bloor
Nsw
Anthony Hordernesons Limited
Gp.o
Brickfield Hile
Tasmanian
Launceston
Northern
Tamat
Tasmanian Cricket Association
N.S.W. Cricket Association
Tasmania
Mobart
Clonorchy
Hobart
Frederick Podder
North Hobart
South Hobart
Ines
Bennett
Wilkins
Wilking
Arain
Gibson
Brain
Werton
Gideon
Roth Lant
Colt Trebilcoek
New Town
North West Hobart
North Weart
Rowbforth
Burrows
Hall
Bonth
Tomar
Launceston Hen
Eskeared
Bouth
Tamar
North Sydney
Rune
Plest Janine
L. Seynne
KW. Newman
B. Andrews
Trumper
N. Cohen
J. Beerle
Freeman
W. Bowers
Ko Weleon
Duolny
C. Harrie
McGrath
Brith
Hague
Halll
Gillirm
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