Our Boys in England Contests by Not Out Club
Cricket report from a gala tour describing Our Boys in England games and fixtures at Keowie Tselandy and Sydney North, with notes on captaincy, batting and bowling figures, and reflections on players such as Becks and Wickes. Includes wartime context, team strength, and later letters from Captain Hogue and Lieut. Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Boys In
England
Sydney Boys
Ory
Wes
Keowie Tselandy
Uetweeh Bietin
Auntraligns. Gov
Acheund
Kaagle
Betceer
Bt Far
Betanael
G. Pracan
W. Hocker
Barbour
Aussralia
Harbour
Larursia
Elie
John Ayer Wiessing
Paddington Defeated In Rain Abover Tests Wickets
About one hundred enthusiasts watched University Oval as Paddington faced University in a rain affected match. Despite early resistance by Batters and steady bowling, Paddington were set to follow on after 40 overs and trailed behind. a late burst by Yates and Reed kept hopes alive before rain ended play with University in a commanding position.
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Aparslan
Wales
Ish
University
Eightia Eng Bock
Briel
LY Bonen
Bay of Biscay
Quetrstand
T. Sosward
Paddington
Owovan
Ty Peddington
Gordon and Western Suburbs Oversom at Bratten Park clash
The report details a high scoring cricket fight where Gordon battled Western Suburbs. Key figures include McKew Maclean Dive and Martin who finished with 63 not out, while Thatcher Murdoch and Trumper contributed with late efforts. Suburbs faced dropped chances and tight bowling as Dive delivered critical plays to set up a dramatic finish.
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Oversom
Gordon
Bratten Park
Tinasdey
Prentie
Walid
Murdou
McKew
MeKew
Orrang Mar
Taylon
Breen
Martin
Western ‘Suburbs
Dive
Bisicher
Stow Tor
Euburbe
Od Myers
Larabie
War
Ayers
Taylor
Am Howe
Fate Kind at the Finish
Ambiguous fragment describes a finish outcome with names and events unclear. The text mentions a group led by an unnamed figure and a tense turn during competition, suggesting a dramatic conclusion and possible disappointment for a team or players.
Fragmented match report with scattered player mentions
A scrambled account describes a game with Renary and Thain involved, scores around 32 and 18, several players like John Sta eling and Ratcliffe noted, and references to Tor ist and Waverley. The passage mentions North Sydney at the BEG and a tense finish with difficult exchanges and multiple participants.
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John Staeling
Adare Wa
Ratcliffe
Vishal
Seth
Amiething Fries
Mueang
Wis Waverley
North Sydney
Waverley vs Sydney Cricket Match Report At Waverley Oval
The home side Waverley faced Sydney at Waverley Oval in a tense cricket contest. Carter Basle and Haworth starred with the bat, while Kippax and Carver bowled effectively as Sydney struggled to chase 149. Haworth and Rehitech sparked a late burst before rain interrupted play, leaving both sides on edge and risking outright defeat.
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Hanson Carter
Susie Goten
Toy Manley
Waverley Oval
Exaily
Pinge Poiny
Mgainet Sidney
He Carter
Tim Basle
Stack
Kippai
Carver
Letore
Haworth
Alvraye
Darcy
Teworth
al. Howard
Kippax
Owa
Sydney
Cricket Odds and Ends Defected Teams and Surprising Scores
In a muddled report from Sydney cricket, Middle Merbor suffered defeats across four matches with multiple outragings. North Sydney Sydney Glebe led the winners as Bail Was eet rolled. Heavy runs around 4.40 in Bye ney suburbs saved a team from outright defeat. The weather, summer heat in Sydney and approaching winter, influenced play. Notable fixtures mentioned include Waverley v Igerubam, Michie Haztar v Gorgon, Paddinaton v Syil gy i Harapden Vacs, and references to Glebe, Norah Sidney Balmain, and the Sydney Cricket Grounds. Dockyard bowler Messenger starred with five for seven, while Welle took 3 for 23 in a resilient display. The piece also touches on Australian politics and war-era context.
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Gret
daligdayare—Waverley
Igerubam
Forgrater
Tighstone Food
Michie Haztar
Gorgon
Laswwood
Paddinaton
Syilgy i Harapden Vacs
Norah ‘Sidney
Balmain
Sydney Cricket
Breunds
Hobart
Wellington
Derwant
Breathes of Patriotism In Toowooraa War School Magazine
The Toowoora warrummer school magazine highlights patriotic spirit among students and families. It notes many boys, including five from one family, serving in khaki, with Aubrey praised for gallantry. It reviews cricket and football, discusses The Youre at Aviation in War and Commerce, and reflects on wartime education, duty, and national resolve.
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Stiegl
Aubrey
Tls
Achest
Muni Bey
George Bo Barbour
RR. P. Barbove
Bey
Krow Gidei
Melbourne Cricketers Keep Heat On In Busy Match Day
Victorian cricket coverage highlights Melbourne’s strong position as they chase victory over East Melbourne, with standout batting by Beventon and solid bowling by Trommonger. Notable performances include top scores by McAlister and Bratwaring, while Prahran and South Melbourne push for improved totals. Subplots involve Collins and Carlton, with sun and conditions shaping key dismissals and fielding.
Australian Football and Rugby Triumphs Across War Era
A fragmented report chronicles rugby league and football matches, including the Australian team and Imperial Forces fixtures, noting wartime players, military honors, and club pride. It highlights the Rockhampton region, local clubs, and figures such as J Lee earning the Military Medal, with reflective mention of casualties among WWI players.
War time rugby and football notes in wartime clubs
Wartime notes describe rugby and football activities among clubs and supporters. Mentions players, Army service, and reduced competition. References Portsmouth footballers, Ladies Football, and a disrupted season due to war conditions.
Bravest of the Brave Rugby Starces in War Hero Chavasse
The Liverpool Bishops sons distinction in war and sport is noted with Captain Neel Chavasse awarded the Victoria Cross posthumously to his brother Rev C M Chavasse honored by the Mili Mey Grove. Oxford days as rugby winger and future Liver pool club links are sketched amid a British league and France notes.
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Hogue
Oliver Hogue
Gisbo First Grads
Mag
Shay
Ana Ahres
Cacen
Te Cairo
Ghestian Sporting Bso
Pred Searle
Surrey United
Ting
Gussie
Bre Cf
Les Bathers
Getrae
Datur
Harcy Jeaull
Hat Tellen
Ime
Sand Field Ambulance
Gepenslan
Fudderapeld
Ha Og Oy
Fcrma
Tre
Plicai
Liverpool
Dr Wasse
Neel
Chavasar
C. ‘M. Chavasse
Atfaelic News
Oxford University
Print
Lambewee
Steinttal
Yarkshire
Alcs
Oxford
Liverwool
AMD
St Helens N.C
Walon
Lady Footballers Revelry Shown by Lone Sportsperson
A September 29 report notes a revel connected to women footballers, with the Lone sportsman illustrating aspects of Australian race culture and public interest in the event.
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Lone van Sportfsman
Beauty's Favorite Tale Rendered in Muddled Text
A fragmented OCR style note features unclear phrases about beauty and tears, with scattered names and bits like Riyert and Gre auin. The garbled lines resemble a stray column snippet lacking coherent facts or a resolvable event.
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Macy T. Meike
Nlneland
Watdy
White
Delanery
Helen
Gretson
Tguien
Tsa
Svike
Eltmeser
Larsen
Lee Scott
Garden District
Adaeem
Han
Liewt
Scott
Adney Grammar School
Ute
Adeaide
Schon! Spasi Oo
Epugin
Bucen
Cecil Cleay
Petersham
Beco
Ed Matthews
Wey
McRae
Avewar
Austratia
Cumberland
Bed Core
RogAne
Melbourne
Érlehey
Mat Bille
Abel
al Nirchgrove
Sas Bo
Gordon and Western Suburbs
Malnain
R Bowlat
Speyiad Deen
Taler
Benoa
Sydnee
Rehitech
Kine
Malworth
Sietmine
Ron Irdney
Ale
Waverley
Toby Land
Byeney
Perlians ix
Wickers
Une
Newaut
Tonal AY
Colgan
Howey
Ole Re
Ale Som
Dockyard
Messenger
Welle
Booth Dests
France
Sydney v. Waverley
Ronnierk
Borley
Fine & X Crogary Ma
Victoria
Mick Armistromie
Jack Rotor
al Farina
Perl
Fevap
Jae Staunl
Tormerly
Garis
Garce
Rckot
Fuviar
Ares Ya
Kila
Yue Izet Thay
Essenan
Paves
Beventon
Upard
Beven
Qautes
St Wilea’s
Fiders Ie
Armatcong
Wim
Melbourne Trundlers
Baclares
Richmond
Melbourge
Am Ioaings
Armatrone
Tromimonger
Lusler
Freel
Richardson
Rusin
Vernon Ford
Sri
Bickraond
Ropertan
Mal Nols
Rat Hush
Trumble
Ile
Iartkopf
Hestkeph
Etheare
East Melbourne
Eseagee
Northcare
MeleooUrne
Allen
McNaughton
Brad
Mackie
Jevond
Dalimonters
Wickese
Nerthrowe
East Mlelbourne
Peter McAlister
Durer Tit Aa
Ghewan
Martkoph
Profan Ad Ie
Jos
Srasenis Ge
Beatle
Tebba
Prahran
Dormer
Tesbs
Chrithie
Wickens
Bowilen
Oymanca
Kitcar
Halla
Us Weil Clour
Prahran ‘Om
South Melbourne
Mori
Tom Carlton
Brien
Waleh
Johnwon
Anderson Uuve
Suleroy
Collingwood
Morea
Urighoo
Gordon Ftobinaom
Rise Ineton
Loyladae
Ceultel
Torey
Ae McCull
Huddersfield
Touthine
Aloe
Camipaign
Newa Sizice
Alecto
Ol Otha E
Astern
Lonianna
Inn
Wang Shortland
Vinimont of Cuits
Peterdham Mb
Evr
B.S
Fey
Jacl
Byuvey
Leesa
Serona
Mane Uekey
Warholds
Stanor M. Miller
Emilton
Hasany
Lol Meyers
Crickecer
Blichty
BUCA
Chea
Prommotian
Evorken
Ric
Filgowiriek
Unis
Fremee
Jesus
W. F. Mestaws
Dhe Marth
London
Eripuy
Regen
Hesdaueriere
Australian Navy
Norbury
Eilandy Op
Ata
Belweeen
Aueraltag Navy
ATI Ey
Wed
Greenhalgh
Elenery Wicked
Godin
Fedo Cbn
Pannarg
Sout Aarer
Aimain
Nine
Sean
T Balmain
Col McNell
Orin Condon
Ana
Faery
Teave
Meadauakers
Nocbury
Grantham
Iran
Rockhampton
Christian Bitters
Serum iI
Dpa
Cen Geedslans
Atip Sait
Liethards
Smd Heleatiing Tthe Mine Club
Bik Tuorean
Surtie Cental
Queensland
Pointe Seared
Ty ‘My Garvey
Naistback
McDonald
Garvey
MleWonahl
Healy
Ty Garvey
Eli
Deng
Rochistoton Prosiuers
Periuin
Central Queensland
Eer Hae Moe
Eelangat
Creenor
Nome
J ‘Lee
Rockbarpion
T. W. Kingely
le Lanue
Anthony Horderns
Paradise
Xeus
UNI
Anthony Hordern
Obbatnal Rides
Portsmouth Indy
New Crome
Assouston
Reading
York
Foote Teagus
Prinsio
Od Rugby Union
Foorbaliens
Uae
Murphy
Ulanling
Ertau
Areschs
Deviling Street
Redfern Order Dept
Phowe Merieim Art & Ie
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