Echoes on Cricket in Australia and England Notes
Long ledger of cricket commentary cites Australian and English tours, with mentions of New South Wales Victoria Adelaide Melbourne and Perth venues. It notes possible selection of touring players for Adelaide matches, Shield implications, and remarks on players Mead Bardley Kerr and others, plus injury updates and future fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiden
Victoria
Schafield Shield
Houth
Ateafalien
Booth Welee
Adelaide
Wisn
Pale Fear
Saul Wales
Ring
Bourne
Alia
Avogsice
New Zealand
Tasmania
Stics
Umuaua
Jnveren Inasniich
Auffonts Amentrono
Calaia
Mead
Breland
Imeldan
Georges
Peete
Bayer
Howe
Bingland
Tennyson
Mararney
Eist Wicksta
Dourlan
Belmunt
Teonguin
Sydney Grade Cricket Report Highlights Rain Affected Round
The Sydney grade cricket scene reports a rain affected round with Mosman and Randwick standout performances. Notable feats include Waverley and Paddington efforts, leaders like J. Ge Prammen and J. Nig, while Bowler W. Way shows form and Randwick edges Randell in key spells. The day featured 90 minutes of intense play with several wickets falling in tight sessions.
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Randwick
John Storey
Urals
Crickey
Brisbane
Theo
Queensland
Rmaetee
Sydney
Iile
AL Peetent
GCA
Dldgers
Club Asiaciort
Flueh
Premiink Fealerie
Paiaiad
Bardsley
Russel
Wesley
Durdaley
Mosman
Sydoer
Fey
Malnat
Otter
Chapman
Aurea
Hantain
Musmnen
W. Ly
Poe
R. V. Minnett
W. W. Chapman
Rupert Sinnan
Evie
Dist
Pawling
Waverley
Pine Paddington
Ena Lawover
Tule Ington
Gooner
Evan
Nanawis
Tray Alam
Bane
Rand
Jed
B.marchant
Ld Worsal
Sydney Wick
Firdaey
Austin Ponca
Marines
Ang
Randell
Tor
Cricketers Clash On Wet Ground In Western First Grade Match
Tropical garbled cricket report describes Western Division of First Grade action at a park ground. Key events include Kendall and Love taking 4 for 48, Mephine 40 and Yhvicher 26, with bowling by Brown and others shaping the result. Several wickets fell, scores were low, and fielding errors influenced the final outcome.
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Wat
Bath
Naleineham
Ernest Teldecley
Gecwory
Bonaillon
Rem McDonald
Brown
Tennyson
Eatlen
Uush
Perder Bow
Collies
Bala Ghemsarves
Pat Nals
Agsinet
Ieoemonuer
Rheumtetlan
Hele Tor
Dawn
Kendall
Lave
W. Gaane
Agnetius’ College
Coatlune Ale
Vatey
TE McCoy
Balai
Prince Aliged
Iebe
Gentral
Cumberland
Soro Gordon
Morgan
Wae
Baie
Bedaces
Aefacasio
Enatarae
Ewe Feame
Pauerensin
Mardickvi
Fragmentary Hobart Dispatch Reports Memorabilia and Names
A garbled Hobart correspondent report mentions people and events including England tours, committees, and names such as Windsor and V. C. Fai. The text is heavily corrupted with many missing or jumbled phrases, making specific facts hard to extract beyond scattered references to individuals and a European tour context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Mr O
Sescvlacion
England
Windsor
V. C Fai
Acquaintance of Old London Tells of a Day of Joy
Warren Bardsley recounts a curious day in London with vivid scenes of crowds, theatre, weather, and notable figures. The narrative blends humor and reflection as the author describes encounters, setting, and reactions to events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old London
Warren Bardsley
England Team Debate Sparks Australian Wheat Trade
A British cricket debate centers on the England team selection and its impact on the Bradford League, with discussions of Australian wheat imports and potential war delay. Key figures include W. Bardsley and J. Booth as league leaders, while arrangements with MCC and the Australian Board loom large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Lasgus
Warstel Seolin
J. Booth
Vantroversy
Barnsley
Bradford
Australian Board of Iral
MCC
Bosh
Trent
Poiméec
Bardsley
South Australian Cricket Faces Changes as Veterans Depart
The season opener revealed retirement of several players and introduction of new talents. Names like Dowie, Brice Townsend, and Meweomnere were noted among retirees, with clubs such as North Adelaide and West Torrens preparing for upcoming trials at Thebarton ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samet Alustratie
Cailie
Panitlan
Laut Torrens
M. M Cartridge
Adele
Metarron
Anversin
I. V. Pallas Fide
Wellington
Patt Harvey
West Tarra
Glenelg
AG. Keppler
Variow Velac
Mae
Brice Townsend
Sturr
Kervice
Aitelaide
Peijew
Cape Ain
Charterback
West
Thebarton
Lengoin
Rymans
Noy Syiney
Port Bea
Sean
Cavalety Ekvices
G. Th. Nolda
Praises and praise in amid a sporting chorus
A fragmentary sports column extols Warren Bardsley and TJ Andrews as premier figures, lauding their prowess in batting and bowling. The piece references performances, fielding skill, and public acclaim, and mentions Australian cricket and rival English players in a high-voiced, celebratory register.
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Englion
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Absorialion
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Zacland
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Event Vale
Gearse Brown
Alieround Giekaer
Hampshire
Wanderers
Johannaxbury
Gumael Cadman
Derbyshire
Durban Cricket Union
Alricex
Cadoth
Bataman
Talsie
Sehools County Ground
Kennedy
Cape
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Avehland
Cautattury
Chaltas
Abe
Somauea
Greta Mamie
Feo
Avstraliang Tm
Scotland
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Oreasion
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Perth
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