Brisbane cricket club retirement sparks reflection on season
The report notes the retirement from Brisbane club cricket amid a season of mixed results and rising players. Leon O Connell is highlighted for expanding his cricketing powers while government support keeps green spaces for the sport. The piece lists averages and contributions from players including Ryan, Parker, Moyle and Badcock, and cites match outcomes against New South Wales and Victoria to illustrate recent form.
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Brisbane
New South Wales
Gawinst Nsw
Victoria
Josemchiecling
South Australian
G.A. Cones
W. al
Jeane
Wales
Queena
Elise
Cricketers Birthdays And 1939 40 Outlook In NZ NZ
A fragmented cricket obituary style piece lists birthdays and notable players, mentioning Sh J Welling and A. J. Richardson among others, with references to 1939 40 planning. It notes New Zealand Cricket Council reports, inter provincial matches, and a British, Australian, and New Zealand tour outlook amid selection debates and Queensland versus New South Wales results.
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Pus
New Zealand Cricket Council
Teport
Unland Shest
Wil Shevel
New Zealand
Inter Califiing
Leir
Peva Levavy
de. A. Simsih
Nowannear
Samnan
Interstate Colts In Sydney Reveal Great Promise
Randwick and Cumberland players shine in a chaotic report on interstate cricket in Sydney. Max Ward, McCauley, and Beuzeville lead a high scoring first wicket stand for Randwick while Mosman and St George post strong totals. The piece notes upcoming matches, Don Bradman’s unclear tour status, and changes to grade competition schedules as NSW clubs field young talent and veterans amid a broad state tournament.
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Gyoney Muembralin
Pensithons
Wil
Mosman
St George
Paddington
Petersham
Randwick
Pipis
Cumberland
Weertern Suburbs
Balmain
Glebe
Worthen District
Marriesville
Gordon
Manly
University
North Sydney
Waverley
Tnt
M.C.C
New South Wales
Adelaide
South Australia
Howlers
Don Bradman
Mantis
Sion
Spofforths
Turners
H.C. Chilvers
Agaihat
Central Cumberand
Silesman
Entece
Western’ Suburky
Eclose
St. George
Kendwick
Mrr Flekvills
Glota
Gerade
Glebe Poadese
Australians Open Campaign at Durban on Saturday
Australians in South Africa prepare to open their campaign at Durban against Natal. Skipper leads smiles as the team tours South Africa. Key players named include Mingleton Brown McCabe Darling Richenden Chipariel Midfield Oellly Geinewett KeeCormack Meetweoil-Hawith with Tiso Barnett Silvier and O'Brien in the lineup. two gentlemen are noted as outgoing.
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Mingleton
Brown
McCabe
Darling
Riehinden
Chipariel
Midfeld
Oellly
Geinewett
KeeCormack
Meetweoil-Hawith
Tiso
Barnett
Silvier
O'Brien
Queensland and New South Wales Colts Clash in Brisbane Test
The report details a Brisbane cricket match where NSW and Queensland Colts faced off, highlighting that NSW Colts must be 27 or younger and haven't played three Sheffield Shield games, while Queenslanders may have. Gulliver and fellow left-hand batsmen led a high-scoring day, with strong bowling and fielding efforts from both sides. the piece notes standout performances, late innings resistance, and upcoming fixtures across Cape Town Johannesburg and Durban.
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Brishanai
N.S. Wales
Ugo
Orange
Dubbo
N.S
Wales
Brishang Ethias
Scrattioo
Tt Ta
Cours
Romalret
Minetion
Oenth
Queensland
Neverthalest
Queaneland
Pinyera Chasan
Wall
N.S.W
Pes
Gulliver
Aide
Grima
Cook
Vala
Tach
Aler
Seonar
Inter
Griftie
Hynes
Mitchy
Yardcastle
Cockburm
Cricketers clash in volatile Perth weekend matches
Saturday pennant cricket produced high scoring and standout performances. Everett hit 100 for North Perth as they chased Fremantle, while Subiaco toppled University, and Queensland's clash with Mosman showcased Gulliver's 120 not out and Gunthorpe's strong both batting and bowling.
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Fremantle
Alexander
Premontia
Beet Perth
North Perth
North Bout
Everett
Hall
Wooltoklur
Subiaco
Perley
Clarnmont
Mt. Cowley
Oto-Lax
Enofa
Melkenzie
Impressions of Australian MCC Players in Addetnide Match
A long, opinionated summary reviews the MCC team’s batting and bowling talent. Barber, Homes, and others are praised for potential improvements, with detailed notes on each player’s form, strengths, and likely roles for the Australian lineup.
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Australia
Barber
Homes
Ron Oxenham Takes Honors In India
Ron Oxenham leads with strong bowling figures in India as TARRANTS fight for first Ig match win. Weinfeld Gill and A Alkopp show consistency. Oxenham's 42 wickets at 2.66 runs per wicket include best innings figures of 7 for 4 and 7 for 13, while Moir fos olen makes 16 and 14 in flat conditions. Tasmanian colt R Morrisby emerges with a promising 90 and 72 in Inatto fixtures.
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Tarrants
India
Gnivere
Priday
Weinfeld Gill
A. Alkopp
Oxenhans Fees
Moir Fos
R. Moorrisby
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