NSW Practice Team Chosen for Victoria Match at Melbourne Ground
The NSW practice team selects MA Noble and 19 others for a December match against Victoria at Melbourne Ground. A Brisbane style list features players from Paddington Glebe Waverley and North Sydney with several omitted from the final twenty. War service notes account for players in khaki and the shift in interstate cricket plans as Sheffield Shield fixtures may be delayed.
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New South Wales
Nsw
Noble
Pooa
Iredale
Fit
Howard
Victoria
Melbourne
M. A. Noble
H. L. Henand
A. Dwyer
Paddington
H G, Pratten
J. D. Scott
A. Mailey
Hall
Middle Harbor
W Bardatey
R. Norman
Glebe
A. Ravgifle
W. G. F. Brown
Balmain
F B. Foresberg
A. Kippax
Waverley
T. J. Andrews
E.W. Adame
Petersham
He le Waddy
Central Cumberland
A. Punch
North Sydney
Bogle University
O. P. Asher
Sydney
Mic
Brown
Newington
Settington
T_K.S
Change to Six-Ball Over Gains Support in VCA Debate
The VCA debated changes to interstate matches proposing six balls per over. Proponents urged eight balls failed to win support from fast bowlers, while the majority backed the six-ball plan with caution for Sydney discussions. The MCC urged trial before England adopts ideas and suggested staged changes in ball count over time.
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V.C.A
E. E. Bean
Betre
Association
England
P. A. M'Alister
Thajerity
Sydney
MCC
Australia
Death of South African cricket great Major R O Schwarz in France
Cable reports the death of Reginald O. Schwarz aged 43 in France after influenza. An Englishman by birth in Blackheath, he starred for Middlesex and Transvaal and captained South Africa. A Bosanquet style bowler, Schwarz topped tours with 137 wickets at 11.79 in 1907 and shone in Tests against England. He later served as private secretary to Sir Abe Bailey in Australia, leaving a legacy in cricket and sport.
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R. O. Schwarz
France
Major Schware
Middlesex
Transvaal
South Africa
B. T. Bosanquet
Schwarz
England
A. E. Vogler
Reginald O. Schwarz
Blackheath
Cambridge University
Oxfordshire
Wisden
Bosanquet
Oxford
University
Lord's
Ranjitsinhji
M.C.C
Australia
Warwick Armstrong
Charles Kelleway
Schwars
Abe Bailey
Western Suburbs strengthen lead in Sydney cricket
Despite a quiet Saturday, Western Suburbs edged North Sydney to extend their top position as leaders. Balmain fell to Middle Harbour where bowlers J D Scott and A Mopsley starred. Rumors say Lieut. Austin Diamond may return to bolster Western Suburbs next season after a long voyage and limited travel earlier.
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Sydney
Western Suburbs
North Sydney
Balmin
Middle Harbor
J. D. Scott
Mopsley
Austin Diamond
Australia
Pope
England
Dick Lilley
E. J. Long
Middle Arbor
Eddie Long
Lieut
Diamond
Australian cricket notes highlight empire links and Waverley defeat
The article discusses Australian players and war veterans fueling cricket passion in the Empire, with remarks from Dick Lilley and others on H. G. Pratten and Lieut. E. J. Long. It covers a Rushcutters Bay match where Sydney lost to Waverley by 221, with Davis taking five for 49 and OConnor four for 46, fielding lapses in the final period.
Western Suburbs routs North Sydney by an innings and 12 runs
Western Suburbs dismissed North Sydney for a brisk lead and then batted on. C P King made 30 and B G Long 35 in the second innings as the Shoremen’s bowling, led by B W Dive with six for 66, dominated. A Murdoch, once a Gordon star, endured harsh luck with two centuries last season but five ducks in seven Shoremen games. A Ponch was out after a no-ball from Dive.
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Western Suburbs
North Sydney
C. P. King
B. G. Long
W.S
B. W. Dive
Ward Prentice
Dight
C. R. Hogue
T. Mackey
A. Murdoch
Gordon
A. Ponch
Gordon Triumphs Over Central Cumberland in Bowler's Day
Gordon earned a solid victory with C Freeman starring in three innings. Freeman took seven wickets for 69 runs in the match, including seven for 74 in the first innings and seven for 78 in Globe’s first innings. Meares added 30 while Merrily and H A McLean were 32 not out. Gordon faltered in the second innings as Bettington and Pye secured the 40 needed for the win.
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Gordon
Central Cumberland
C. Freeman
Frank Meares
Merrily
H. A. McLean
Bettington
Pye
Petersham Triumph as Williams and Bassett Steady Leads
Petersham secured an 83 run first innings lead over University as Campbell Adams Williams and Bassett built a solid stand. J Bogle 54 and J Sullivan 43 boosted University second innings, aided by five for 64 from T J Andrews. Ball at Manly saw Balmain fall five wickets short, with Ker mode’s seven for 46 and Scott five for 25 shaping the result.
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Petersham
University
Varsity
Campbell
Adams
Williams
Bassett
J. Bogle
J. Sullivan
T. J. Andrews
F. Merchant
J. C. Barnes
Manly
Balmain
A. J. Hopkins
F. B. Anderson
Alexander Kermode
Cohen
Thomas
Scott
Brown
L. B. Gordon
Marley
Wall
Middle Harbor
Glebe fight at SCG as Paddington post 347
Glebe offers strong resistance at the Sydney Cricket Ground against Paddington who closed innings at 347 for 8. W Bardsley and T Faunce opened. Faunce bowled for 36 after a promising stand. Hendry, Bosward, Marin, and Gray contributed notable dismissals and fielding as the match progressed.
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Nyan Glebe
Sydney Cricket Ground
Paddington
W. Bardsley
T. Faunce
Hendry
Slong
Faunce
Norman
Bosward
Gray
Marin
W. Bardaley
Paddington Win After Slow Start In Tailend Batting
Left hander batted well for 51 while Linden fell early off Hendry. Wild showed form driving freely, reaching 219 before being dismissed. Defries and Tunbridge added quick runs as Brolly kept the end, Tunbridge notably expedient. Paddington finished 305 all out, gaining a 42 run first innings lead. Hendry took five for 107, Bosward three for 57.
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Linden
Hendry
Wild
R. Bardsley
C. Bell
Paddington
McGreal
Hyland
Sulivan
Tunbridge
Bosward
Col Waddy Praises Australian Light Horse At Primrose
Colonel Chaplain P Stacey Waddy told a large audience at the Red Crow rooms Primrose Buildings of life on active service in two sets of conditions a Winter in France and a Summer in the Jordan Valley highlighting the good work of the Australian Light Horse Captain Ernest Neel Brougham Docker receives the Military Cross for conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty during an attack Sydney University cricketers are praised for their war records with Captain Ded noted for university cricket performances in 1906 7 and 1908 and earlier inter-state games in 1903
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Qld
Melbourne
Melbourne Argus
R. B. Thompson
Cheltenham
Erascon
Cid
Pervicu
P. Stacey Waddy
Red Crow
Primrose
France
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Australian Light Horse
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Aam.c
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Sydney
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Death of Joe Callaway noted Brisbane banker and cricketer
Mr Joe Callaway died in Brisbane on Monday after spending two years there as an accountant for Nations Mutual Life Association. A member of the Sydney cricketing family, he excelled as a bowler and batsman and served as an official with Centennial Park Association. His career included 30 years with Nations Mutual Life and earlier time with the Carlton club alongside his brothers. His death is mourned by Sydney cricketers and the sport community.
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Brisbane
Nations Mutual Life Association
Sydney
Arthur
Ted
Joe
Joe Callawey
National Mutual Life
Centennial Park Association
Carltons
New South Wales Cricket Assoc Stall On War Chest Day
The New South Wales Cricket Association will again host a stall on War Chest Day in front of the Association rooms Bull's Chambers Moore Street led by Mrs Sydney Smith junior with assistance from several dames and Misses. Last year the stall raised 170 pounds from raises. Cricketers under the association are asked to send small donations to stock the stall for the day.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Victoria
V.C.A
New South Wales Cricket Association
Association
Bull's Chambers
Moore Street
Sydney Smith
E. A. Tyler
C. B. Cochrane
E. K. Bishop
R. C. Taylor
C. R. Topham
H. Hudson
G. Barnett
J McLean
New South Wales Association
South Australia eyes interstate cricket revival with New South Wales
The South Australian Cricket Association weighs renewed interstate fixtures with Victoria and New South Wales. Officials hint at home and away matches this season to boost interest, with Clem Hill possibly leading a tour. Ground and finance committees plan a December conference with the Board of Control, aiming to restore strong cricket after recent lull.
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South Australian Cricket Association
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
N.S.W
Board of Control
Algy Gehrs
Bruce Townsend
Pritchard
Richardson
Gould
Rundel
McCarron
Townsend
East Torrens
North Adelaide
Kundel
West Torrens
Trundler
Rawlings
Adelaide
W. Sturts
Barrett
Darling
Clem Hill
Hannela
Sydney
Clem
England
Aus
Williamson's Attractions Offer Evening Royal Comic Opera
A garbled advertisement lists nightly and Saturday shows at 2 p.m. featuring Williamson’s attractions and Lami’s Royal Comic Opera Company in London. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a theatrical program with comic opera performances and dates.
Soldier team for England to tour Australia debate
An onlooker argues the Australian Eleven should be composed of soldier cricketers for a tour of England, reflecting wartime sentiment. The proposal, to be reviewed by the Board of Control in December, emphasizes military players to honor Britain and support war effort funds, with logistics and management hints discussed.
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Marylebone
England
Board of Control
Australia
Great Britain
Europe
Gordon Campbell
Sydney First Grade Matches Summary
Sydney first grade fixtures feature Western Suburbs beating Petersham and Middle Harbor overcoming Balmain. Other results include Paddington defeating Glebe while North Sydney and University records show mixed outcomes. Waverley and Waverley respond with strong scores as the season progresses.
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Middle Harbor
Purelngton
Lumpdenstern Y Waverley
Waverley MN
Miley Y Loiverity
Univeraity
We Subered
Time Please revival dazzles Tivoli Theatre audience
The Time Please revival at Tivoli Theatre on Saturday night delivers varied sketches and strong performances. Barry Lupino leads as William the waiter with Beatrice Holloway and Charles Albert supporting. Miss Holloway charms in multiple sketches while Hugh Sleyne and Fred Monument provide solid turns. The revival aims to run through Saturday with Madame A. as a highlight and Miss Starr delivering a powerful Madge A. performance.
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Tivoli Theatre
Wall Es
Revim
Barry
William
Incement Maughier
Lupino
Mies
Beatrice Holloway
Charlce Albert
Miss Holloway
Pamedians
Promse
Mils Bego
Hugh Sleyne
Fred Monument
Ethel Bennetto
Noel Gilder
Marie Eaton
Madame A
Peave
Orda
Mural
Shy
Miss Starr
Madace A
Sho Ta
Madame X
Excerent
Sit
Frank Murvey
Trumbland Art
Luis Kiet
Miso Wets
Otelligens
Marioly Marcia Clarke
E.W. Morrow
J. J. Atholwood
Hertha Ba Jetgel
Arthur Sivan
Wlwa Dweater
The Wing Theatre Hosts Airey Evening Of Plays
A crowded Wing Theatre program features new dramatic works centered on Miss Hunwerford and Tel Candie with ensemble cast including Mr Allan Boone, Miss Keelox, and Miss Muggly Moore. The evening includes Mr George Edwards and Mr Frank Hawthorn among others, plus a versatile concert by Nellie and the Tom Hall ensemble. A theater gala marks a lively indoor entertainment push amid peace celebrations and soldier parades.
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Millmay
Hunwerford
Allan Boone
Tel Candie
Matly Cartin
Mrawebsky
Pete
Ammieral
Keelox
Cole
Ethel
Ja Aubert
Patras
Monae
Dares
Waters
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George Eedwards
Frank Hawthorn
Howie Parkes
Miev Murtie
Everdodty
Thabel
Peicel
Oreluetra Trust
Uwe Nellie & Concert
Tome
Periape
Mir
Frits Mert
Momartse Ororture
Marri
Eyes of Youth at Palace Theatre Delights Audiences
Mim Felice Folin stars in Eyes of Youth and The Pigeon at Palace Theatre tomorrow. Cast includes Altre Meintone praised for his performance while infections hit the company. Gerald Menon leaves Peg o My Heart troupe, and several performers suffer flu.
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Mim Felice Folin
Viuth
Lyones
Altre Meintone
Othe
Yori
Abe
Hia Fine Ec
Wellington
S.2
Gierald Menon
Ielding Min
Jonain
Minsur Allgood
Tie Etat
Tydary
Burlesque Show Draws Crowds at The Playhouse
Last night the 1b piece Pharrot Pie and the premiere of Pés and Mr Sydney Juteen at Truth drew large crowds at the Palace. Sydney Jaaven and Kennedy Allen performed clever travesties while Wan oltrhumorres ecened and The Bogey delighted audiences. A fresh program will replace the current acts with matinee on Saturdays.
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Pharrot
Playhouse
Pés
Sydney Juteen
Palace Theatre Tonight Adopts Seventh Week Schedule
Palace Theatre presents a mixed program including motion pictures and live acts. Listings mention multiple venues in Sydney and a nightly show with diverse acts, with patrons urged to phone for details.
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Palace Theatre
J. Umd
N. Tait
Tay
Sydney
Amd
Palace
Ll. Mowern
White Rose
Wellington Amateur Operatic Society stages Gondoliers
Wellington November 7 the Wellington Amateur Operatic Society under the deon evergreen Tanpollard have been practicing The Gondoliers at the Grand Opera House. The team have made excellent progress and performances are expected to please local audiences.
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Wellington
Novemer
Woder
Deo Evergreen Tanpollard
Selerm's Welder Race Attracts Theatrical Roar In Mall
A garbled report notes Selerm's welder race drawing crowds at the Tennezan Mall. Allen Moon is linked to Chrettan or Hobart as the event's most theatrical attraction, with spectators forming lines near the pavilions and hoards of curious patrons.
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Selerm
Tennezan
Mall
Allen Moon
Chrettan
Hobart
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