Australians on the Seas Bound for South Africa
Australians prepare for the South African tour after a long England visit. Warwick Armstrong hints at retirement upon return to Victoria. The farewell in London drew large crowds as players received cheers and autographs. Discussions on Armstrong’s impact and the future of English cricket amid the touring side’s departure are noted, with expectations of strong South African matches ahead.
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England
Shoals
Warwick Armstrong
Victoria
Australis
Fatinntal
Caperown
Ffienda
Bert
Mother Land
Waterloo
Lonnon
Hobba
W. H
Douglas
A& Maclaren
Tury
Wileh
Jack Gregory
Johnny Taylac
Bisrie Oldald
Stork Licnéry
Garry
Pechane
Wanwick Armarong
Nave
Enshiah
Armstrong
Thien
Soiall
Fenerstion
Exgluhinen
Aunrahans Coxeiher
Ont Mhuther
Bruit
Ecemien Qian
Puerto
West
Sianlart
Wien
Smerian
Ian
Armattong
Abe Bate
Wietore
Urowd
Mahie
Arranpfhe
Enemy Farm
South Africa
Kruland
Oetnbee
Dari
Scotland
Janchester
Pellesw
Hendry
Wendry
Norway
Grecory
Hereford
Alvearel
Marley
Macartney
Ang Taylor
Paris
Haute
Carla
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Fenn
Bearborough
Hay Armatt
Tower
Ginda
Scartorougty
Rumbler
Sydney Smith
London
F. S. Jackson
Nohay
Suntratia
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Siear
Kaur
Arcus
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Beihsis
Marsine
Wécace
Tanda
SS Avons
Almecaons
Oye
Keeng
Erleneten
Foire
New South
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Baturdey
Peel
St. Stanislaus College
E. Chnninghary
Tellin
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W. A. Oldfeld
Tate Peng
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Gray
Elaney
Manchester
Dau
Landahice
Wenelder
Athletic News
Larreee
Bune
Orita
Sydney Club Cricket rises with first grade triumphs
Report covers New South Wales cricket scene with First Grade clubs Marrickville Randwick and Paddington Victoria posting strong openings. Notable feats include Marrickville’s 101 by Score and 88 by Lange, Randwick’s 131 by Sydney’s top order, and strong bowling from Petersham and St George. Weather hampers some play but the season gains momentum as Sydney cricket expands nationwide.
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New South Wales
Ioelanos
Weynote
Ramatinan
Soca
Mondey
Aly
Patna
Victoria
Pbre
Breda Steige
Petershar
Varity
Sydney Cricket Ground
Tite Ee Wily
Wenkale
Petersham
Ainegré Bexrett
Italy
Poe
Cheyanne
Dante Soningsung Bane
Victor Deane Torr
Wien
Bos
Blayel Pei Toner
Sue
Coben
Ena
Chapman
Tre
Heer
Shiney Wets
Bert Ae
Moerian
Beina
Marmcaville
Wentworth Park
Gradey
Marrickville
Glebe
She
Wacemitch
Weeceway
Bogie
Alain Rouge Fadia
John D. Score
Ni Grune
Bening
Amd
Mostry Glebe
Aol
Extent Beil
Mair Chie
St. George Union
Alan Thatcher
Feussell
Amvns
John Beote
Bal
Toy
Piewies
Waverley
Navin Bystry
Hnoremen
Alan
A. Vincent
Louing
Noh
Sydney
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Lunt
Ives
Te’ Belding
Xaos
Secon
da Soces
Coswell
Adisipe
Randwick
Marine
Acuimee
Philias
Lee
Aid ‘Best
Ana
J. Randel
Chey Rotalle
cAnderon
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Sitea
Reandwicle
Finn
Victorioue
Crasswood
Iuyatun
Comelstent
Mace
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N'Stevenson
Welles
Gordon
Austin
Br. George
Central Cump Hurswville Oval
Thay
ANB
Aighing
Wiz
Adams
H. Cranney
Vstar
Anaher’ Sear
St. George
South Australian Cricket Association Plans Suburban Oval Finance
South Australian cricket officials discuss funding for suburban ovals and the Oval upgrade at Unley and Glenelg. Key topics include governance, potential government support, debentures, and the push to provide improved facilities for members and the public amid a growing season and club expectations.
Game results and player notes from a regional match
A fragmented report references players Dake and Penn in a state game. It mentions weariness and substitutions, with ongoing attendance and performance notes. The text hints at a continued discussion of the game outcome and individual efforts amid unclear details.
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Evan
Victorian Cricket season opens amid football surge in public focus
Victorian cricket faces delays as arrangements falter, while football dominates public interest. The VCA announces annual meeting with delegates from St Kilda, Melbourne and University clubs. Premiership pennants are allotted to Prahran and Camberwell. Gala week features two yard events, horseracing, wood chopping and sewing contests with multiple cash prizes.
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Sun Seed
Tas
Snion
V.c.a
Dr. Morton
St Kilda
Meare CW
Simmonds
Mebourne
W. Allen
Universiny
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CrelincConiue
Prahean
Camberwell
Bubsdistriec
Teorongs
Baldiers’ Association
Williamstown
Tramway Association
Akco- GlaUlon
Shire of Homsly
Ingree
Senate
Special Members in Conference Debate Highlight Civic Tensions
Obscure OCR fragment hints at a Sunday Times piece about special or contentious figures in a conference debate. It references committees and lawmaking bodies, with attention to conflicts among participants. Names, dates, and locales are unclear due to garbled text.
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