Cricket notes on Victorian families and Australian history
A fragmented cricket feature surveys Victorian and New South Wales players from the 19th and early 20th centuries. It highlights the Gregorys and Filleys, the Wills brothers, and long-running Adelaide cricket tradition, plus remarks on the Wester Suburbs District CC and an Australian Cricket Association meeting about renewal of schedules and Grade cricket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wills
Bar Cass Nickund
Jacke Conway
Nay Thomeau
Dave
Waleran Heving
Pala Beeman
Ned
Australis
Melbourne
Newt
Walee
Charles Representid Aznar
Youngual
Liammore
Jhe WiLis
Adelaide
Hill
New South Wal
Adelaide Oval
Wen & Ood
Gear Giffen
Jack Lyons
Kerry Bilaman
Aed
Atpociavion
Uh Australlan' Crlehae” Ausocistion
Uly
G. Bran
Ives
Axaociasien
Orballent
Brenidayse
Arteta Foor
Williary
Armidale and Sydney School News and Obituaries
The piece reports on school activities across Armidale and Sydney including student gatherings, cricket, and public notices. It notes Marist Brothers High School success at Sydney Ericka Ground, the Armidale School’s 246 old boys, and mentions obituaries and military honors for past students and staff amid wartime context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redhey
Tenttloy
Sevalea
Thane
Dalton Raat
Percrman
Gramingad
Gaenharn
CIA
Bactingnutaes
Sydney Ericka
Enn
BBC
Armapaliar
Biot
Armidale
Taio
Greae Public
Aceander
Bt. Michael
St. George
Bruanery
Red Ci
J. A
Beott
Pearse
Sid Tchoal
Hie
Eva Ralerance
Dean
Spain
The
Les of
Cape
Lindon Stoward
Heler
Epore
Tindal
Maurice ’Peares
Uetry
Douglas Eyer
Armidallans
Wling
Ing Thalg
Laa
Enhlent Riley
Priaoner
Tran
Otland
Australian Football Race Sees Braney Triumph In Close Match
A lengthy report covers Australian football with Braney beating New town in a tense clash. Details describe late charging plays, injuries, and notable scoring drives as East Gedney secures premiership chances while players from Melbourne and regional teams contribute to a dramatic season, including a return from retirement and strong club support throughout the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huth Fouthallery
Brdney
Hessir
Ind
Martek
Geal
Han Rene
Plata
Nee Real Athalls Raite Sa
Wincers
Newtowe
Waatn
Fusloog
Poteet
Mai
Goldin
Taomas
Sehone Brill Pity
Emma
Ubeack
Seexen
Fey
Tim Croat
Hustlers Bees En
Seconi
Bisch
Bhool Bey
Wienice
Warn
Albury
St. Bie Rupert
Bowne
Gardiner
Melbourne
Fey Schoulboye
Oie
Open Road Race Competes At Weekend Cycling Carnivals
The report covers cycling carnivals with Eight-Bear Empire riders leading the season and races at various venues. It notes Eli mentored racers from Australia and New Bath Wales and lists results from Castle Hill events, 20 mile treks, and a Bunharen Scared course, with several riders pushing strong speeds and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barve
Inai
Ashig
Zod Kone
Brother Wand
Aniaking
Victorien
T. Bock
Boteny Clube Championsuip
Alba “Ees
Bunharen
Hee
Joo
Fl. York
Colin Tee
Es Allen
Enfald-Burwood Club Manisery
Aig
Ing
Wacom
Manta Ace
Ideat Ec
Juuatad
Muneo
South Australia Bowls Touring and Local Play Plans
The S A Bowls Association will limit participation to the tour bowls singles and decide in Melbourne whether travellers advance. Competition reshaping divides clubs into two sections for A Grade, with round robins and inter-section finals planned by late January, culminating in an April final. The Northern District Bowls Association and Newcastle meeting details are noted with elections and financials, while Hamilton wins Raysmith Shela and City No. 1 claims B competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yue Cal
Routh
Australia
S.A
Sieht Clube
Jennery
Ind
Eamen
Aras Runia
Sivan
Aig
Clube Seine
Lee
Nina Deunaub
Orthen Mintriets
Enna
Morthers District
Hell
Newcastle
Frank Gardner
Reserve
Hamilton
Raysmith
Waratah
Lambton
Thamplay
Petra
N.S. Wales
Hater
Maer Weitiana
Maitland Park Club
Aganda Ton
Laslie ‘Arnott
James ‘Claytor
Tiven
Wales Association
Treaarer
Ehrdnee Iorsiden
M. Clayton
Rayapish
Audivorn
Sega
P. Watt
J. G. Sreden
W. Shaped
H. Corriean
Ullven
Gud BO
Pearce
Euponmvet
Dormall
Niditore
Mistibes Dan O'Rullivan
Toneekopars
Amateur billiards scene near revival hopes and woes
The article outlines the Australian amateur billiards scene with players like Lindrum and Hooper, the absence of suitable halls, and interest from American firms. It notes potential English and American involvement, upcoming championships, and debate over professional rules and handicaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elden
Brisbane
Wales
Teder Bent
Poral
Selene Ieee
Lindrum
Linffin
Hal Peel
Delald
Slwars
Hanes
Ieee
Hturetien
Tun
Skoent
Spain
Halfeld
Pram
Palmaline
Elizabeth-urest
Prema
Suisse
Che Dinpy
VLA
GTA
Slade
Table
America
Local club clash yields mixed results amid windy finish
The Hobert league match saw a tight finish with standout performances from Vevens AmAnON LeaQue and Riordac. Despite some strong batting and bowling, funding concerns and committee recommendations dominated the post match discussions as officers listed and membership fees were debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobert
Feedit Belance
Arty Dersenot
Mewes
Riordac
L Wallington
Wests Iy
Rengine
Sitar
Resines
Battin Pennyculsk
MeRgo
CS Eady
Bupler
Crea
Velar
Treesurte
Pawel
Dinbons
C _Biulth aK Geien
Te. Carroll
T. Trydilcoe
Recommendasion
Playity
Memb
Auiice, Tnatead of
Rall
Cgulnen Ankoatbaye Smnd
Unclear Motor-Cycling Meeting Notes in Random Draft
Fragmentary OCR text references motor cycling, meetings and clubs with scattered names and dates. It mentions Pioneer Club and Timaru and Niwot, with unclear participants and outcomes. The piece lacks coherent events or verifiable details suitable for a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providinnal dusty vril_ainy
Pioneer ‘Club
Chotmehuny Yar
Niwot
Timaru Ts Mebransy
Ond
Hawete
New Wiymauth
Saavon
Unclear OCR fragment on athlete and coach names
The readable text is fragmentary with garbled names and phrases about a coach and tour. It mentions a Pas tor tour and various incomplete proper nouns, lacking coherent event or outcome details to summarize into a clear news item.
Newcastle Triumph in Rugby League Match Amidst Scuffle
In a rugby league game at Newcastle, Bevis Cloveepala and Werefetes scored for the home side as the match saw heated exchanges. The final score stood 10-0 with injuries noted among players during the tetchy contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Raat
New Vales
Braadmoeeden
Mae Newcastle
Bevis Cloveepala
Werefetes
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Sydney
Méoy Bagoy Blerhitey
Sceptok RW
Warner
Fe Waddy
Binsley
NBW
Irene Shtemente
Siam
Ian
la Iene
Oliclain
Horm
Peters
Mente Iene
Mdene Ivartor
Arild Maite
Anam
Hse
Fawily
Victoria
Bydnay
Berkays
Irilogia
Aery
Albert
Bob
Charle
Bureh Breenrye
New South Wales
Pere Bown
Austa
I Tanllion
Fenketers
Huatralia
Eran
Fone
Gregory Brothers
Ebay
Aeverlin
Belne Rapesin
Ander
Wester
Dipitrct CC
Shonag Rol
Greg Kila
Itary Cross
Lieut. I. Knon
Canri
Alderaan
T. F. Warrick
Bt. Luke's
Enieeeters
L'Waley
He Ceanney
Smit i
Mun
F. Kacey
Ze Wiegibbone
Itr
C'M. Taitecretary
Eb. Central
Cultlander
Zie
Auaralla
By Tamsler
Faria
A. Caterer
Meare
An‘aly
EH Seana
Hon
Crewueer
East Sydney
Cooe
Ah Poe Tagard
Shane
Aeron
Bse Carroll
Joe Campbell
Ritbourna
Timi Taor
Faye
Wien
Eltahy
Ant
Tia Sou
He Fay
Peaelin
Soriaein
Geribag Ullwoln
Aidioe
Tor
New Bath Wales
Stanley Buchinahew
Brannard Wan
Fish
Td Gore
Raeon
Tara
Carlen
Vic
Sens
Victoria Park
Highlanders
W. F. Conbett
WBC Inessys Financial
Vankane Rogiety
Bawa
Oki
Kolo
Ig Ics
We Tia
Wsten
Atesintae
Opel Bey Tot Relez Soca Ieee Daa
Fred Lindrum
Weiss
Ay Anooker
Hoaner Vinivink Bagh
Hincatietiaan
George Gray
Ani Ring
Vale
Hooper
Armaigu
Stata
Wouter Cal Orhar Young
Marvel
Walter Linde
Lmoxt
Ghele
England
Jeast
Rngland
Suasan Bienes
Wile
Bse Ey
Hawess
Mavemtar
Aahurst
Mana
Hertyeeghe
Marcon ‘Iy Aktweteat
Tes Treen
Vicroiax Roma
Keane
Thor Paavo
Tod Paster
Irda
Savoie
Park Street
Prrmone
Minml Ey
Tose
Anerson
Sal
Fae
Welleati ‘Rovers
Rugby League
Durolite
Ballard
Swulvis
Nba Baraca
Anthony Horderns
Godu
Nate
Polis
Anthony Horderas
Ay Is
Alee
Buse
Canadia
Cosbeanen
Bae Chet
Anthony Hordern & Sons Ltd
Ree Brickfield Hill, Sydney
Thorne’s
Thorne
Thornes Whisky
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