Career of W G Grace Over forty three years
The Referree reports on the long career of W G Grace spanning more than four decades. It details his influence on Australian cricket and the broader game, noting achievements and lasting impact in the sport.
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Reminiscences of W. G. Grace Reminiscences
A long reminiscence recounts W G Grace’s cricket career and life. It recalls his role as captain of the English team, friendships, and rivalries, with anecdotes from tours and matches. The piece notes Grace’s influence on peers, his wartime and postwar era presence, and his enduring legacy in cricket lore.
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Story of a dramatic scene and local cricket memories
An elderly woman screams as a tall man exits and strangers flee. The narrative shifts to a cricket club setting with W G Grace and Fred Grace discussed, including practice anecdotes, travel, and family notes about Grace’s descendants and cricketing lineage.
A Few Notes From Not Out on Cricket Figures and Events
A garbled column notes cricket figures and events across New South Wales and Australia. Mentions Lord Jersey, BEC presidency, Transvaal Cricket Union meeting, Sir Abe Bailey, and delegates debating league pay, funding, and board decisions. References include Jersey, Sydney men, and Oxford context with gifts to the British government.
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Grace’s Unmatched First Class Record Across Three Decades
The record details Dr. W G Grace’s unprecedented feats in first class cricket over thirty seasons, totaling 55 035 runs with an average of 40 43 per innings and 2779 wickets at 18 12 per wicket. It lists centuries and key matches across venues like Lord's and The Oval, highlighting his dominance and enduring elite status.
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Death of Gereve Rignold Ha mzlitt
The Australian cricketer Gereve Rignold Hazlitt known as Jerry Massiva died at 27 after a week of illness. He was popular at The King's School and once a leading bowler for Australia, with 28 wickets in seven Tests and a memorable England tour. He left a wife and two children, and his death saddened peers and fans.
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Sydney onside edge over Melbourne in bowling display
The Sydney attack dominated the Melbourne bowlers with precise onside strokes and sharp fielding. Reminiscences highlight Sta fe Maslies bowling, Beight's promised form, and notable Test appearances by Hazlitt, plus memories of Gilbert Grace and other cricket figures.
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