Bright batting marks Sydney opening games
Sydney cricket season opened on good wickets with fine weather and a strong influx of new players boosting crowd enthusiasm. Notable top batsmen included Frank Rowland and Morly, while bowlers from Randwick to Mosman showed form, and Petersham and North Sydney clubs produced several standout performances amid varied scores and conditions.
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Second Round Concluded In Sydney Cricket Matches
The New South Wales Cricket Association completed the second round on Monday with high scoring bats and many centuries. A. W. Rose hit 201, L. Gwynne 175 not out, and A. Rarelife 199 led the day as University and several clubs posted large totals while several games ended in draws or close finishes.
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First Round Octobers Match Report Across Several Clubs
Report covers multiple matches with Waverley Cumberland and Cumberland Marreckville fixtures. Waverley beat Phillipa to save, Foregoes in late innings as Carter pitched well. Notable scorers include Forsberg Sm Comerbeha and Powell with varied innings and fielding highlights across the listed clubs.
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Western Suburbs and Petersham North rail to mixed results
In a dense Western Suburbs bulletin at Peathen Park and Petersham, match results show Campbell and Rungin leading for their sides with varied scores across multiple A and B grade games. Key performances include N Walen 14, Marki 289, Petersham with Vincent 6 and 7, and notable baskets from Bowne, Konnete, and Crane as teams clash in a busy weekend schedule.
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Cockle's Pills Offer Prompt Relief for Bilious Attacks
Anti bilious Cockle's Pills promise quick relief from sudden bilious attacks and sick headaches. Two at night are enough to soothe downturns and depression, with no weakening effects, as advertised by James Cockle & Co. Ltd, London.
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Victorian selectors struggle to uncover promising bowlers
A Southern observer notes a dearth of young bowling talent in Victoria. Names like E R Mayne, F A Tarrant, Hartkopf, Ransford, and several veterans are discussed as potential replacements, with Woodfall and Toneford shouldering much of the burden. The piece foresees talent from A Thompsen, K Millar, A Lansdown, N Mitchell, and H H Ebeling, while stresses district call-ups and the pennant system shaping future opportunities.
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Waverley Wins Over Standwick In Openers At Randwick
Waverley defeated Standwick by seven runs in the first innings at Coogee Oval, with Ye first innings 228 and Kinnax leading a 1-73 bowling line. Standwick’s batsmen rebounded in a late push but fell short as Carter 149 and Yates 143 starred for Glebe, while other city districts like Marrickville and Balmain posted notable scores in the weekend fixtures across several grounds.
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Australian tour to West Indies impressions and arrivals
A London interview with Leicestershire cricketer YW. Astill discusses the West Indies tour and the players’ fitness after Australia’s visit. He praises the natives’ enthusiasm, notes Barbadian pitches, and reflects on returning players like Hammond and Challoner while praising Kennedy. The piece also covers the Australian team’s arrival at Paddington and Liverpool events, including Ponsford and Blackpool talks, with Kelleway shifting allegiance to SA.
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Adelaide cricket season opens with win for University
The Adelaide season opener at Adelaide saw University defeat North Adelaide. McKay led scorers with 16, Ke Te Bowley starred with 17, and N. 1 Wa- Vom of the Cuke claimed the best bowling figures. The Adelaide correspondent reports concern over covering the wicket discussed at the Snow meeting of the Australian Cricket Association, with calls for a time limit to protect batters and travel schedules between states.
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