Victorian and New South Wales Consider Classic Shield Match
Discussion of best Victoria and New South Wales teams for a future Sheffield Shield clash. Highlights Batting averages led by Hassett and Sievers, with young players like Ebeling showing promise. Proposes Easter match between strong elevens and notes potential obstacles and benefits of such a contest.
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New South Wales
Minua
Younter
Hane Ebeling
Bnghead
Sydney
Melbourne
Victoria
Victorian
Pillowfield
N.S. Wales
Wictoria
Fingleton KK
Mise
A. G. Cheatharny
T. Taear
Ft. Boattie Rt
H. Gregory
J. Motabe
Ay L. Hassett
K. Tabingon
J. Ledward
G. Chipperfield
W. Ponraan
Vv.fackreon
B. A. Barnett
I. G. Lieh
M. Sievers Ll. Hynes
B.L Ebeling W, A. Ol
Hae
England
Thorgnes
SNELN
Wits
MM. Sievers
LJ. Wheling
Gregory
Phint
O'Brien
Darting
A. Wyeerick
Mia O- Thiat
Lindward
McLouk
Li Masset
Ted
Top NSW Shield Averages Highlight Season Stars
Fragmented report lists NSW Shield leaders with Neve and Walen near the top. Mentions 607 runs and averages around 8.7 for several players, including McGate and Benge. Indicates notable performances across teams and venues, though OCR errors obscure full names and details.
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Walen
A. Mattapon
Kile
McGate
Tay Vem
Not Out 45 As Sir Julien Cahn Team Open In Colombo
Not Out 45 helped Sir Julien Cahn's team chase a home total of 207 in Colombo last week after the opener fell at one wicket. Rold Amudge made a solid start for the visiting lineup shielding the innings.
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Julien Cahn
Rold Amudge
Colombo
Dlirsicsal
Cricketers Birthdays and Tour Outlook
The column lists cricketers birthdays and upcoming matches with notes on players like Mudge and Barbour. It suggests Mudge could develop weight and strength on tour and remarks he may become a strong all rounder if improved. The piece reflects warm weather in Ceylon and previews Victoria and Queensland fixtures.
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Ceylon
Mudge
Tingland
Mudgee Tour Cricket Matchups Amid Turbulent Windy Conditions
The report describes a chaotic cricket tour with Darvale Hust leading a team touring Enetor to play Mudgee twice and Gulgong. A strong lineup includes R Robinson and G Alletti among others. A charity match fundraiser for the Valley Rat Club faced captain's decline due to cricket premiership duties. The piece notes unsettled weather affecting play and hopes Sydney players can open the wicket for visiting teams.
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Mudgee
Oy Darvale Hust
Enetor
Ab Mudge
Gulgong
Mr. Hunt
Tenis
Midsea
Uhera
Witldon
Sydney
R. Robinson
Gondunh
A Cheewyn
Rundivick
G Alletti
J. Lincoln
B. Cook
Baniy
I Lawes
Nouth Sydney
Eric Bull
Ivor Stolees
J. Alexander
V. Fairfax Neville Green
Brian Webb
L Zinurl
Balmain Favored as Cumberland Poised to Challenge
Balmain appear the team to beat as Sydney weekend fixtures loom, with Cumberland’s Crossan shining in a strong showing. Bowler Hunt struck decisively at 4 for 3 and West’s McMahon led Mosman with a solid 50s tally, while McGilvray battled to stem the tail in a tight club match.
Brisbane Test prestige sparks debate on Test status
The report discusses possible moves to relocate the Brisbane Test to Melbourne, noting the financial impact and supporters in Queensland. It covers reflections from cricket officials, club players, and the role of Test matches in promoting regional prestige.
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Lans
Brisbane
NSW Cricket Association Demands Conditions For Waddy Tour
A Sydney letter from James McMillan of Mackay critiques New South Wales Cricket Association terms for a proposed Waddy cricket tour to Queensland. It notes resistance by NSW and Queensland bodies, details proposed financial guarantees, per diem limits, and required full audited statements before and after the tour, and questions the necessity of the conditions.
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New South Wales Cricket Association
North Quesnalind
EB. L. Waddy
James McMillan
Mackay
N.Q
Harold Haydon
Dasr
New South Wales
Queensland
McAlitlan
Woiddy
Mir
Aculely
M.59v.c
Townsville
Mortis
Tasm
Sydney
Waddy
Ili
Queensland Cricket Aveoekton
Townswe Gricknt Association
Wes ‘Bron
Histeliarch
Soe
Tommi
Weysott
Canteubuery -Vtagg
Viking
Melmnink Pensee
Hotela
O.G.A
Wally Lo
Wally Lo Tila
Recelplen
Atch Country Association
Controllinus
Ana
Wihotien
Witty
OCA
QCA
Troy diMeult
Atea
McMillan
Chin seppBla Tin
England bound women cricketers sail from Sydney to tour
A Australian women’s cricket squad led by Mrs Peden sails from Sydney on Saturday aboard the Jerva Bay for London, aiming to beat England in three three-day Tests at Northampton Blackpool and The Oval. The party, training at Langridge, includes M Peden as captain and B Paden joining in London. monthly training notes emphasize discipline, shin exercises, and neat attire for the tour.
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Australia
Sydney
London
Hasta
Frianda
Peden
M. Paden
Peetfelt
Fremantle
Mize B. Peden
Cieth
M. Peden
B. Paden
Johm Paden
Langridge
Holland
Bunea
Old Land
Northampton
Blackpoval
The
Oval
Bradman Sets Multiple High Scoring Records This Season
The article lists Bradman’s numerous cricket records including top aggregates and averages across first class, Test, and Sheffield Shield play, with scores such as 270 in a Test and 192 in a Sheffield Shield match, plus eight centuries this season in Adelaide district and other district matches.
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Bradman
Zooimpy WE
Victori
Australia
Queensland
Adelaide
England
Queensland Cricket Association plans major Brisbane ground upgrades
Queensland's cricket body moves to modernize the Brisbane Cricket Ground with a four-year program. A covered grandstand will be built along the outer side parallel to Stanley Street, seating 2200, with new Turnerlite lighting and additional exits. Some improvements to start next cricket season, aiming for completion in 1940, as tests may still be hosted.
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Weensland Cricket Association
Brisbane Cricket Ground
Stanley Street
Brisbane
Sona
Improvementa
92 Years Old and Fit as a Fiddle
An elderly man, ninety two, is praised for vitality after taking Kruschen Salt regimen. The anecdote claims daily tea-time use cleanses the internal system, boosting liver and kidneys and delivering healthy blood and energy throughout the body.
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Mra Agw
ATV
Uvey
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Edward & Elizabeth Sts
Thewighoat
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Victoria Run
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Roy Rowe
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J. Minter
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Alendar-Svorca
J. C. Armatrone
A. Wright
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Willian Bull
M. Bert Oldies
A. G. Chipperfeld
Jy Rathourne
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J. Hoghan
L. Keller
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M. Read
B. M. Salmon
J. Wiseman
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Inclides
J. McCabe
W. Yi Oreillys
Hy Finglston
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Gar Waddy
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N. Mc. Larty
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M. Jeguet
Hazel Priteherd
Oustaniline Bata
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M. Flaherty
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Warmen
Samo
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