Wellington open indoor cricket season ends with 13 run win
Wellington dominates the opening cricket season with a 13 run victory at home. Shand and Wigram star with bat and bowl as New Zealand players show form for future tests.
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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
5
Wellington dominates the opening cricket season with a 13 run victory at home. Shand and Wigram star with bat and bowl as New Zealand players show form for future tests.
A garbled report from Epping notes a horse event with references to Tremendous maneuvers and various named figures. The text mentions racing outcomes, participants such as Arles and Doverum, and a cluster of unclear actions, with multiple digressions on dates and locales.
Fragmented text describes unclear scene with names and dates distorted by OCR. Key readable items include mentions of individuals and a location, suggesting a local notice or brief item. No coherent events or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
A fragmented article discusses cricket players and regulations, mentioning amateurs and professionals, remuneration, and wartime constraints. It notes opinions on training, seating, and regional practices, with references to governing bodies and the evolving status of players during conflict. It cites terms like "amateurs," "professionals," and "remuneration" in a broad historic context.
Wesley senior footballer 15 year old B. Gravenall earns a scholarship after standout junior and youth athletic showings. He captained under 14 teams, won titles in sprint events, and starred in pole vault and relay efforts amid a strong school program. The piece notes his early athletic rise, competition with rival schools, and continued promise in track and field.
A long fragmented report covers Crimson’s victory at Kyenton Williamstown track and related odds, with references to participants, stakes around £2200, and mentions of bookmakers, local officials, and upcoming races. The text references Sir Camroon, Mr. Mosler, and Victoria connections, plus various race names and horse names framed within a dated meeting.
The fragmentary OCR hints at a timeless scene with names Forth Fremantle and Thy Sesich linked to an upcoming event. Details are unclear, but the piece signals preparations and a formal gathering.
In Melbourne area Tattersall Club plans new additions for its building amid efforts to raise funds. The proposal includes a construction cost near £18,900 and a May start, with committee members including Cooper and Burke noted. The project aims to expand premises similar to existing Melbourne clubs, reflecting a push by senior members to advance the building program.
Fragmented OCR describes horse training and racing actions including furlongs and distances at Melbourne training events. Mentions Relate Male rag and Bees with riders and sailors referenced in fragmentary terms.
The article profiles Duke P Kabanamoby of America, highlighting his competitive swimming career and past training. It notes his aim for national championships, recent results, and peers like Johnny Weisatuillar as contenders in the field.
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