England's Recovery at Adelaide in 200 Not Out
Report on Adelaide Oval match where Arthur Richardson scored 200 not out and England’s innings featured Whitty and Prichard. South Australia bowled well but England's batting, led by Richardson, resisted, with lively strokeplay and notable fielding, as spectators enjoyed a sunny, buoyant day of cricket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Richardson
England
O Nahimert Heman
Chele
Fmt Realty
Adelaide Oval
Adelaide
Whitty
Prichard
Tate
Ware Mehiy
Ane
Naif
Donan
Englane
Gilligan
Sovar
Amiralis
Howell
Fiat
Atm
Gavurday
V. Richardaasu
Eaur Fisordust
Tartenellery Bowilerg
Gillican and
Idea
Richardson
Waal
Hegena
Ueme
Pray
Fogheima
Wwe
Wade
Baccackera
Jncidiy
Urermet
Weise
Serena
Minh
Strudwick
Bowles
Elaine
Ater
Nek
Rishaaney
Siena
Eolae
Wilerwtin
Wes Slee
Eancral
Cole
Boure
Eleeniv
Faneaae
Gina
Mowltner
South Australia
Wigan
Teaan
Merry
Ak Ina
Bf Passrany
Grin Femmlim
Htavmace
Hay
Iain
Asia
Buaea Pae Eg My Alte Oe A Wi 4 Cay Et Bey Rok Ce Ak, Noe, Ube
Moray
Breland
Hearne
Saranetsai
Nn Nowe
Premaiarim
Wesley Mower
Teutven
St. Wee
Sydney
John B. Hobbs
Erie
Boumilery
Atalliog
Tyrol
Warwick
Hobbs
Jim
Henry
Xeon
North Melbourne
Wickes
Carling
Cartion
Cation Toay
Sele
Hansen Ine
Dominics
Baixad
Garton
Kilda
Tascaar
Aes
Second Day Cricket Test Delivers Slow Batting and Big Scores
A muddled account describes a second day where Richardson and Bainbridge built a 100-run stand in about an hour, Hobbs and Farrell bowled effectively, while Hutton and Sutcliffe provided solid defense. The day ends with South Australia 239 for 7, Richards 60, and a cautious battle between bat and ball shaping the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitty
Richartman
Hobbs
Hemats Fowlers
Hobba
Sutcliffe
Ani
Odd fragmentary sports report with match result
An incoherent clipping reports a cricket or similar match ending with a nine wicket win and notes attendance and receipts. It mentions players, teams, and scorers in a garbled style with many unreadable phrases and names.
England Grips the Game as South Australia Collapse
South Australia’s second innings collapse follows England’s firm grip on the match. Moray Hearne’s bat shines at 78 with late support from others as Australia falters after a strong bowling display by Grimmett. Final score details and key partnerships are noted as England press for a decisive lead.
Rincon Ri a Saturday Event Noted
Fragmentary text mentions Rincon and a Saturday event. No clear names, dates, or details to specify in a full card.
The Fortune of War and Hobbs Story In Australia
Victor Richardson and Hobbs feature in a dramatic cricket tale. The narrative recounts Hobbs and teammates facing England with high tension, a late collapse, and a dramatic dismissal showing the era's competitive spirit. Names like Warwick Averstrong and En gland figures appear amidst field notes and match recollections.
Tasmanian Cricket Match Report And Team Notes
The report covers Hobart area play with South Hobart and Eastern Suburbs amid scores and innings totals. It mentions Tasmanian Cricket Association plans, a conference leading to a four district alignment, and envisages selecting a team for a forthcoming match, with Me John Swan as chairman and Kr Weight in discussion.
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Tasmanian
Arpurseok
Batamen
Hobart
Satur
New Town
Igtaia
Az Ana
Howton
Watson
Eighe
Beleg
Rot Innnings
Eocand
Knock
Hanjafield
Damament
Enoch Taebare
Aoroh
Hebare
OD. Green
Crowbar
Aera
Mateoes
Launceston
Divytch Cab
Tasmania
Theeferce
Myers
Shae
Feues
Welly
John Swan
Fragmentary OCR note on names and renumbering confusion
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Adelatsa or Aural entities, references to fake lime, Hewell, Ranier, and a renumbering issue. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or positions to form a fuller summary.
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Wichelos
Hewell
Peters Ranier
Povey
Victorian Cricketers Hit Slow Wickets Across Grounds
A Melbourne match report notes heavy slow pitches on FH Road grounds hinder Batmen with few scoring chances. Prahran's 82.6 percent guide marks a cautious balance as key players like Hartkopt and Meir struggle to establish early dominance while Melbourne side shows mixed bowling gains and late innings resistance against North Melbourne.
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Atmout Winderstaime
Ee Erie
Prahyar
Ener
Mney
Bajine
Fragmented Irish rugby note hints at Scotland and New Zealand link
A garbled wartime era rugby item mentions Scotland and New Zealand with London implications and a frame about fans at home. It references a return cord, an emigre context, and asks about a notable question on players and misheard lines.
The Rifle Commonwealth Match at Raodwick and Losg Bay
A detailed report on marked men from Raodwick and Losg Bay engaging in rifle trials, noting variable winds and high scores by Foose and others. It covers race results, scores, and team representation, plus related health and transport updates from Sydney to Trulock and local hospital news.
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Raodwick
Losg Bay
Ae Sopris
Lone Bay
EB Sheppard
Wavertey
Boyde
G. Williamsee
Richarde
Cwevertey Ad
Rettinghim Charramattays
Eure Tareetuy
Ci W Petigrew
Er Batt
G. O. Danielle
Poverehian
Austeansa Weanie
Launcestan
Burpace
Nate Weipate
Ami Bops
Yarela
Ile Rotes
Trulock Sydney
Wara
Alfred Flospitat
Lithgow
Mary Ferenda
Eiken
Harbor Trust Chairman Selection and Local Clerical Mentions
The text notes Walter Loveridge appointed as chairman amid mixed references to Sydney Buarttne and Watley Loverane, with mentions of university ties and public service. It references roles as keeper and flagger, and suggests a debate over leadership in a harbor trust context.
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Me. Water
D. Levernon
Bath
Sydney Buarttne
Bert
Seickne
Eecome
Iesya University CO
Sudoagy
Comblnae
Aastatis
Watley Lovertane
Soma
Iva
Public Service
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Yablaeley
Eusileh
Rishaedson
Lee
Benet
A. Bighardbon
Aly
Tyldesley
A. Richardwan
Himsil
Apthun
Sa Abla
Mpin
Yeaterday
Englund Ih
Suelo
Aftertaneas
Taklagy
Pi Say Sunipdase
SAUYW
Setubet
Tedonall
Asineh
Mather Due Eerie Gs
Einconere
Wechont
Amy
Soren
Victoria
Hiedry
Aastekde
Mendry
Amd
Benaford
Uaeeed Seth
Psitine
Clone Fm
Tarrant
Liv
Pari Poe
Nan Hove
Bellarship Baing
Auserefia
Guiane
Pearce
Somart
McMillan, Deery & Co., Ltd
Wydmay Bfort
GM_CTHEEThess University
Svoree
Victor Richardson
V. Owaner
Sydney University
Bowie Falk
Enturcay
Misil
Peetage
Nsw
Interstate
John Hun . Pote
Sts
ES Wales
Binle
St. T
Coltina
HB. Minart
Millsgrieyy
Cape
Bartaley Gersburke
Maearbiey
Ooidenh A. Poe
Nora Alm
Sanatico
Ree
Torgan Oa
Sane
Terelsary
Mayen
Tivusweraicys
AP Borg Inner
Terelvitels
Welln
Hibe
Hoole T
Ae Plenty
Breda
Wren Eleven
Gana Tou Beisgasnet
Feoerbernera
Joasches
THE
Victorian’ Cricketers
Ditheartennis
Manohan
St Kilda
Ranran and
South Tire
Melekel
Aspen
Java
Adi
Sibson
Prahran
Mowonor
Nome Te Colllonroast
Hartkopt
Seovel
Fowler
Aide
Aimesy
Collinavioad
Wien
Ayerayry
Winmbar
Boerne
Fefoourne Uhrte
Museen
Eppa
Ifaertog
Baring
Raneford
Cris
Duyigee
Rayson
Alana
Serviceiess
Falien
Detrayiga
Earowdon
Accra
Ann
Ontel
Rugby Union Scots
London
Chonan
Ireland
Seins
Oxford
Gill Howell
Bias le Ee
RAI
Harbor Trust Chairman
Walter Loveridge
Amt
Ager 'Sane
Hereé
Morar
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Menora, Regaire and Caakrers
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