Cricket Season Opens Enthusiasm Across States
The season started with high enthusiasm from Western Australia to Queensland as clubs began play. Notable performers included Percy Hornibrook with seven for 22, Jack Gregory and Malley in Sydney, and strong batting from May and Richardson in Melbourne and Adelaide. Paddington versus Waverley drew crowds at Frampden Park with Rowe’s century and Gregory’s bowling key to Sydney matches.
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Western Australis
Queensland
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
Perth
Percy Hornibrook
Sydney
Jack Gregory
Malley
Kelleway
Pomeford
Melbourne
Adelaide
Arthur Hichardson
Gordon
Waverley
Stern Suburke
Paddington Waverley
Frampden Park
Alan Ox
Sydney Grammar School
Hintook
Cox
Enomete
Eleio
Collins
Kippax
Cuarter
Gregory
Gavin
Welle
Daten
Cumberland Bats Weakened By Absence Of Key Players
Cumberland's bowling and batting suffered from the absence of Coogan Alexander and Wright. They scored 176 while North Sydney posted 245 in reply, led by Nicholls and Stenmark. Edwards remained not out 82 as Underland fell for 100 in the second innings, with North Sydney winning on first innings.
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Manly
Balmain
Tov
Newman
Hogers
Freeman
Marley
Boosey
Folkard
Toa of Thames
Graham
Tyther- Jeleh
Anrensvill
Manarri
McClay
Evon
Rollaston
Merchant
Hutchinson
Nest St. George
Desmond Mullgrokey
Jones
Coogan
Alexander
Wright
Cumberland
North Sydney
Waddy
Edwards
Nicholls
Hefely
Twoly
Punch
Nichelle
Brown
McGrath
Express
Clemwy Dirphay
Second Wlip
Stenmark
Myne
Lamport
Kyle
W. Coltman
Underland
Hall
Gordon Routed At Pratten Park In High Scoring Outing
Gordon posted 140 as Western Suburbs chased, with Bardsley top scoring at 44 not out. Early bowling by Tweedale and Kelleway kept Gordon in check, while Macartney and Dupain contributed. The match continued Monday with Gordon seeking a win outright.
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Gordon
Mathers
Phillips
Dupain
Tweeddale
Macartney
Kelleway
A. . Moyen
Boyce
Tweedale
Marrickville
A. Dupain
W. Bardsley
Bardsley
Aliges
Clifford
Kelloway
Dupwin
Western Soborba
J. Th. Lane
Parnell
Morecartney
Adelaide Games shine as SA cricket opens season
In warm weather the opening round of the S A cricket premiership saw strong showings from last year’s Mars players and junior sides. Rymill 162, Rowley 103, and Giffen 110 led several standout performances, while Kensington’s Bowley added 121 and Giffen 110 for West Torrens. Port Adelaide’s Williams claimed five for North Adelaide, Sturt beat East Torrens, and the Colts showed depth with promising junior efforts as South Australian cricket moves forward.
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Mars
S.A.C.A
Rymill
Rowley
RR. Giffen
A. Ribherieon
University
Adelmirte Cricket Cireles
South Australia
J . Rywill
B. Bowley
Kensington Aginst Glenelg
R. Giffen
West Torrena
Adelaide
Kymill
Bowley
Arthur Richardson
Grigory
Manly
Red Bie
North Adelaide
No Williams
Port Adelaide
Sturt
East Tor
Rena
N. Williame
Port
Arthur Medardson
A. Hack
Ageimer
Weet Torrens
Ade
Grimmett
Old cricketer Goldman Recovers from injury
Noting a recovery for Dowble Bay cricketer AS E A Goldman after a severe illness. He was once a patient at Sydney Hospital and has just entered on his seventieth year. A round of games begins next Saturday with Paddington versus Balmain and other matchups listed for the B Division and regional clubs.
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E. A. Goldman
Dowble Bay
Bow
Sydney
Paddington
Balmain
Waverley
Western
Manly
Handwick
Coecee
Gordon
George
Chatswood
miNeresty
Australian Board of Control holds Sydney meeting on tour officials
The Board of Control met in Sydney to decide managers and selectors for the Australian Brewer tour of Finland, vote on eight ball over, discuss trial games in December, and outline team selection for Australia with figures like H Bugby, Saul Smith, and R A Oxlade among officers.
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Board of Control
Bey
Sydney
Sydney Smith
Jim
Menars
H. L. Collins
J. Ryder
Hill
New South Wales
Cricket Association Om Briday
Minory
Seorymgoor
Ail
Campbell
South Australia
Remsay Mather
Dip A. Robertson
Mir
Ei. BE. Hien
Victoria
Mewar
A. Omhode
Woot Boll
Jon
New South Wold
Hutcbeon
KR. T. Stephens
Smithend
Messrs
M.A. Noble
Vo Ransford
EL EL Bean
N.S.W
Messrs. Smith
Howard
A. G. Colling
C. Hill
E. EB. Bean
Warwick W. Armstrong
Messrs. Bean
Ryder
Mr. Bean
W. W. Armstrong
Meyers
Ell
New Zealand
Sydney Presa
Bean
Melbourne
Tasmania
Lee
Hobart
Liunceston
Perth
W. Ferguson
England
Australia
Bag
Sybory
Victorian Cricket Association
Board
Leaut
A. L. Calling
M. Hornbrook
G. Macartney
A. A. Mailey
T. J. E. Andrews
4. Kippax
W. Bardeley
W. A. Oldfield
J. M. Taylor
J. M. Gregory
C. Kelleway
C. V. Grimmett
V. ¥. Richardson
A. J. Richardson
TD. MM. Pritchard
C. BE. Pellew
Yopelen
Hield
MCC
Muuclo
Fingland
Dewtiren
M.C.C
Adetentia
Cigbt
H. Bugbby
Saul Smith
R. A A. Oxlade
H. Rush
T. Howard
Sydney Cricket Premiership First Round Summary
In the first round at multiple venues October 3 and 4 Western Suburbs beat Gordon at Pratten Park by wickets, with Key scores including J Mathers 41 and 28 for Gordon, and H Padget 6 for Western Suburbs. Paddington won at Hampden Oval by 141 runs, led by O’Meilly 68 and Rowe 101, while Petersham defeated University by 158 runs at Petersham. North Sydney beat Cumberland at Parramatta Oval by 69 runs, with Waddy 34 and Stenmark 4-? for North Sydney. continuous fixtures across Sydney grounds featured high totals and varied bowlers from Waverley, Sydney University, and Eastern suburbs clubs.
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Sydney Cricket Premiership
Gordon
Western Suburbs
Hampden Oval
Paddington
R E
Centellow
G. CG. O'Meilly
AL PL Welle
H. L. Dateon
J. M. Gregory
A. R. Rowe
J. Boothis
Callaway
L. Wall
FP. Asher
Shem
Sundries Fi
Cox
Waverley
HH. Cartera
H. Davis
A. Kinnax
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A. Cox
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J. Holm
Mo Camber
H. Levyna
Sundrien Iregory
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Petersham
University
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K.ranney
J. M. Taylor
B. Salmon
Nothling
J. Horr
W. BR. Hesnlein
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J. Mould
Jegelman
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Sundries
Campbell
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Rows
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Salmon
Ledger
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Graham
Firet
Role
Seanes
Aldreny
Seddon
A. Campbell
Francis
Quincy
Nothline
Herrin
Mould
Hmenslein
Victorian Pennant cricket opener reports slow wickets and team shifts
Fine spring weather and easing wickets marked the start of Victorian Pennant cricket with six matches. Blackie Ironmonger and Tarrant starred for St Kilda while Prahran and North Melbourne showed promise. many clubs retained key players, new signings, and junior talent amid shifts from last season.
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Pennant Crir
Victoria
Melbourne
Collingwood
Akeon
Mitchell
Branthorn
East Melbourn
St. Kilda
South Melbourne
Prahran
North
Toorak Park
C. Willis
Gray
Malvern
Burley
Northcote
Mlc.g
Wallore
Tebbs
Tieenwood
Tormey
Baring
Fred Baring
Extrax
Ellis
J. Tebbe
Wallace
Schroeder
Prahran I
Healy
Thomson
Cohen
Park
South
Leonard
Blackie
Treamonger
Love
Jackie
Ironmonger
W. H. Ponsford
An Uneven Match Between Richmond and Fitzroy
An even match developed as Richmond and Fitzroy played a tight contest. Terrant captained Fitzroy but lost the toss. Sindrey led a spirited Fitzroy innings with 57, while Liddieut and M4 faced tight bowling. Carlton beat Hawthorn East with Le Couteur and Kelso starring. Woodfull took four for 45 for Carlton. Northcote beat the University as Austen and Bealey contributed. Essendon, captained by Davies, posted 211 with Hendry’s bowling leading the way.
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Richmond
Fiteroy
Frank Terrant
Thompson
Clive Sinerey
Liddieut Arrant
Liddieut
Olem
Sindrey
Wix
Kurned
Racical
Carlton
Hawthorn-East
W. M. Wondfall
PB. R. le Couseur
le Couteur
Kelso
Mitchell
Maynard
University
Combine
OM. J. Woodfull
Uml Bowes
Woodfull
Albert Ground
Essendon
Warwick Armstrong
Melbourne
H. L. Hendry
Teims
Davies
Hasendon
Mesendon
Hendry
Wileon
Richardson
Lane
Green
Richardseow
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Sidney Cricket
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Xavier College
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Wealey College
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