New South Wales win by five wickets in three days
New South Wales defeated the MCC Amateurs by five wickets after scoring 360 in 4 hours 18 minutes in their first innings and later reaching 281 for a win. MacLaren led the visitors with 35 not out and 64, while Chapman entertained with a rapid 100 plus, as NSW adapted to strong England attacks and fielding. The match drew a 6909 attendance with receipts around £40.
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M.C.C
A. C. MacLaren
Innnings
Sydney
Acme
Chapman
Ovar
England
Titchmarsh
Calthorpe
Wilkinson
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MacLaren
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Wainwright
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A Great All Rounder and Queensland Team Update
A.C. MacLaren praises A Richardson as a fine all rounder, sparking debate with E. R. Magma opposing the view. Richardson shines as a batsman and potential bowler on English wickets, while Queensland selects a revised squad led by Campling replacing Punch for departure. The team includes Collins Macartney Hendry Oldfield Nothling Scanes Morgan Asher Campling Everett Mailey and Wella.
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A.C. MacLaren
A. Richardson
Australia
E. R. Magma
Richardson
Hartkopf
Kelleway
Hendry
Macartney
Andrews
Collins
Gregory
Mayne
Sydney
Queensland
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C. R. Campling
L. Collins
C. G. Macartney H
L. Hendry
W. A. Oldfield
Nothling
A. Scanes
G. Morgan
E %. Asher
Dr. Campling
S. Everett
A. A. Mailey
W. Wella
MacLaren's Two Centuries in Australian Cricket
The article recalls A C MacLaren's 142 and 100 against New South Wales as a record first class feat in Australia, praising his precise, powerful all round batting and mastery of strokes. It also notes social cricket events, dinners for visiting guests, and local matches featuring Roy Oakes and others with detailed lists of players and teams in the Maitland, Northern, and Port Kembla scenes.
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N.S.W
A. C. MacLaren
Australia
MacLaaren
MacLaren
McKibbin
English Amateur Cricketers Arrive in Sydney on Visit
The England amateur team led by A. C. MacLaren arrived in Sydney and were welcomed at Central Station by NSW Cricket Association members. A civic reception with Lord Mayor praised cricket ties, while MacLaren thanked Australian players and reflected on 28 years of involvement. He noted Australian cricket’s progress and praised Adelaide and Melbourne crowds.
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A. C. MacLaren
Sydney
Central Station
N.5.w. Cricket Association
D. F. Brand
Calth
Calthorpe
MacLaren
Margaret Davidson
England
Australia
Adelaide
A. Richardson
Melbourne
Premier's close call as East Torrens edge win in tight match
East Torrens narrowly beat University by 231 to 155 after a tense innings shift led by Arthur Richardson’s early six and Randell's 117 not out for Glenelg against Sturt. Sturt declared at 431. Glenelg finished eight for 82, while Port Adelaide routed West Torrens with Williams taking six for 65.
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MacLaren
Arthur Richardson
England
Richardson
Clem Hill
East Torrens
University
McCray
Rymill
Torrens
Prest
Randell
Glenelg
Sturt
North Adelaide
Adelai
Weat ‘Yarrens
Port Adelaide
Williams
Varsity
Essendon
Irvine
Freemantle
Australian Board of Control Meets for Tours in 1924 25
The Australian Board of Control for International cricket met in Sydney on Friday evening with delegates from New South Wales Victoria South Australia Queensland and Tasmania. They adopted MCC proposals for English tours in 1924 25 and for an Australian visit to England in 1927 75. The New Zealand Cricket Council will be approached about a 1924 January eight weeks tour. Mr T Howard was elected chairman with Smith and Oxlade re elected secretary and treasurer.
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Australian Board of Contro For International Cricket
Sydney
Deeoates
Lisit
T. Howard
Mesars. &. Smith
R. A. Oxlade
Tasmanian cricket hopes rise with district scheme push
Break of Day have won both pennants and push for district cricket as Tasmanian officials back reforms. The article notes veterans may fade, but rising energy and local enthusiasm are needed to balance city recreation grounds and a club system, with Tasmanian Cricket Association officials seen as acting in the game's best interests. In club play Break of Day 222 at Derwent six for 71, Goodrick adding 38 after lunch as Derwent faced a challenging chase.
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Tasmanian Cricket Association
Jts
Derwent
Goodrick
Gillies
Round man stars in Watt's clash and Derwent's bold innings
Round man contributed 18 with solid support as Derwent posted 130 in follow on. New ton opened with six for 6 and finished 7 for 28. Derwent led by Monteith's 79, while Newton troubled bowlers with 4 for 39. Risdon and Holbrook battled on the TC A ground, Holbrook reaching 223 and Risdon 30 before a two run edge.
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Newton
Derwent
Monteith
Crosby
Wilkins
Holbrook
Risdon
T.C.A
Rushforth
Holmes
Soth
Buntine
Driscoll
Allen
Hird
Great Fettle
Esk
Cornwall
G. Allen
Grace
N. Davis
W. Rogers
A. Findlay
Launceston
C. Martin
A. Pindlay
Victorian cricketers boast multiple centuries and notable bowling
Ransford Vaughan Allison Hartkopf and Hotchin reach centuries as Victorian clubs feature strong batting on pennant Saturday. Melbourne score 377 for three against Collingwood, with Ransford 136 and Vaughan 106 in a 710-run stand with stumbles and late bursts. Hartkopf’s nine for 76 anchors Prahran’s collapse. Allison’s 135 not out guides South Melbourne’s 275 for six.
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Allison
Hotchin
Vaughan
Hartkopf
Northcote
Prahran
Rangford
Melbourne
Collingwood
Tolhurst
Flintoft
Sandford
J. Rycer
Monahan
Vernon Ransford
McKeldone
Ryder
Dr. A. E. V. Hartkopf
Mierthcote
Medico
C. B. Willis
Ellis
Ells
England win after declaring 271 as Wainwright, Sandham shine
England declared at 271 for eight with Sandham scoring 102 and Mann 2. Border dismissed for 120 as England won the match by a margin of runs. In NSW handball A grade, Waverley and Ashfield clubs faced off with Waverley narrowly favored by multiple close sets.
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Kennedy
Ove
Rons
Woolley
Hunt
Fender
Stevens
Jupp
Carr
Iow
Crom
Dupp
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Warner Sundmiea
Cheshire
Pone
Roberta
Hartigan
Nour
Wood
Warner
England
Sandham
Mann
Border
Wainwright
Gealae Mae
SE Kennedy Ie
N.S.W. Handball Association
Waverley
Permiers
Averley
Ashfield
McCauley
R. Butler
Ashe
J. T Ney
Auhheld
Wd McAuliffe
tT.attery
Wav
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