Sydney Batsmen Dominate First Day of Premiership Round Two
In Sydney on Saturday the batsmen led the play as Petersham's A Seanes struck another century after his opening ton, with Brown Campbell and Bardaley among others making high scores. North Sydney's J M Gregory bowled well and Bardaley's innings showed form as crowds packed grounds. Local fixtures across Wentworth Park and Mosman featured strong batting displays and a high-scoring day, with notable performances from Seanes, Campbell, Grey and Brown, while bowlers found support later in the day.
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Sydney
A. Seanes
Petersham
Mosman
W. G. F. Brown
North Sydney
A. Go
Campbell
R. Bardaley
Western Suburbs
Aleu
J. M. Gregory
Warren Bardaley
Pomaford
Melbourne
South Australia
Wichardson
E. Pellew
Somme
Wentworth Pari
Thanker
H Ratcliffe
New South Wales
Dri A. Gray
Selsan
Lismore
Apne
Win Uy
Pool Tack
J Aean
Jane
Morbert Sutcliffe
Queenstan
Tadary
Gabe
Fidy
Ube
Margun
Anu
Wentworth Park
P. I
Oma A. Scanes
Pew
God
A. Jr Campbell
Tree
Pry Ions
Seation
Selden
Ly Rul
Andrews
Graham
Aaccett
Aly Slows
Tant
Neth Syiney Oval
Tiatricta
Tocal
Walter Brown
Mereth
Erle
Coogin
Sydney Cricket Premiership Second Round Report
Round two results from Sydney cricket presented with scores and standout performers at Waverley Oval and other venues. Teams include Orisber versus ST WAVERLEY WESTERN SUBURBS, Balmain Paddington, St George Chatswood, Manly Nowick, and North Sydney Northern Districts with multiple innings tallies and notable batsmen and bowlers.
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Orisber
ST. Waverley
Western Suburbs
Waverley Oval
W. Bardaley
H. J. Collins
Mind
Western
Suduka
Firatang
Barroa
Lane
Purnellordsley
B. G. Long
Devis
Taylor & G. W. Fairfax
Dupain
FE. BR
FE. BR. Tweernle 16 HR. McCoe
O. Comber
King
Kippax
Waverley
Comber
H. Carter
Sundries
Balmain
Paddington
Bireherewe
A. Milley
A. BR. Reeve
O. PB. Asher
G.neill
J. ML
B. J. Fikard
H. Dee
Tytherlaigh Palmer
Roebuck
MANLY
Nowick
Coogee Oval
W. Newman
Firet
Fiwynne
EL Newman
R. Freeman
Ro Ancrews
Trumper
J. Sedrie
W. Togere
N. Plomley
C. Searle
BR. Bubb
J. Hamdell
McNames
Merchant
Randwich
Ward
Baxter
M. Ward
F. Merchant
H. Jones
Bubb
North Sydney
Northern Districts
Ernest Jones Urges Growth of Bowlers in Cricket
Ernest Jones marked his 58th birthday by urging cultivation of bowlers. He lamented bias toward batsmen, called for more off break specialists, and urged selectors to include versatile bowlers like Trumble or Howell types. He stressed the need for a good length, fielding support, and opportunities for young South Australian players as the South Australian Cricket Association plans a Colts tour to Vienna on November 17 18 and beyond.
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Ernest Jones
Ele
Jones
England
Trumble
Howell
Jane
South Australian Cricket Association
Viece
Australian XI selectors in tour plans spark debate
The Melbourne selection panel faces criticism over the rule limiting State representation on the touring Australian XI. Proponents argue selectors should be the three best judges of merit regardless of State, while critics warn the current method weakens team confidence. In play notes, Macartney took four wickets for 22, Campbell improved, Frendin took three for 39, and Gordon and Philllip scored heavily as Gordon edged toward a potential outright win with 150.
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Board of Control
Teema
Melbourne
Land of
Goshen
Ned
Sydney
Adelaide
Australia
Lorda
the Oval
Manchester
Birmingham
England
Plaver
Adame
Macartney
Campbell
Western Suburbs
Jeway
Frendin
Gordon
Adams
Macartney's Sparkle On Fateful Wicket Day
Batemen eyed the Chatewood pitch as St George chased a big total. Gordon batsmen hoped Macartney would win the toss but St George could not. Mullarkey top scored with 52 in 64 minutes while Louden added 36. Macartney tied up the innings with tight bowling.
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Batemen
Chatewood
Thowever
Gordon
C. Ji. Macartney
St. George
St. Gorge
Mullarkey
Hin Fonings
Govery
Campbell Louden
Macartney
University cricket match score ledger incomplete at Cumberland
Fragmentary notes show partial scores for players Campbell, Beers, Hooker, Tibbitts and Cranney at University Oval with unclear team attribution and missing final results.
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Halvea
Campbell
M. Ie
Graham
Beers ‘ Ledger
N.o
Sund
Hooker
Tibbitts
University
C. Cumberland
University Oval
Tate
H. Cranney
Adelaide cricket results from weekend matches reported
NSW fast bowler on tour took five for 86 as Adelaide and University posted notable scores. Adelaide beat West Orfeus by two wickets with Sutherland not out 61 and Usen 114 while Foot Wright added 91. University posted 214 for two at stumps in their innings, Krants 104 not out and Howe 77. Torrens and Glenelg also figures with J T Murray aiding Torrens to 185 in reply.
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D. Pss
New South Wales
South
Becklres
Batamen
Adelaide
West Orfeus
University
Wolts
Ans
W. Sutherland
East Torrente
Sydney
J. TD. Scott
R. Townsend
Easterners
J. T. Murray
Torrens
Townsend
Os Kensington
Glenelg
Kensington
Victorian pennant cricket resumes after rain soaked day
Heavy rain delayed play as the first round resumed with four batsmen over fifty and strong showings from Ponsford Woodfull and Liddicut. Ironmonger took four for 18, while Melbourne beat Essendon at the Albert Ground and Hawthorn-East won by 58 on first innings.
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University
Richmond
H. Ponsford
W. M. Woodfall
A. E. Liddicut
Wooaha
Fortuna Ack
Arige
Ieee
Adelaide bowler averages and match notes appear
The fragment lists bowling figures for Sturt players Shepley Kina and End, with end results 4-35 and 5-86. It also mentions Adelaide and a response, plus a reference to a “beat bowling averages” context. The text is garbled but centers on cricket performance and player statistics.
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Glenelgral Fe
Adelaide
Sina
Shepley Kina
Wiend
Sturt
End
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W. Brown
A. Campbell
R. Bardsley
Scanes
Nf New South Wales
HL. Collinge
Cox. Macartney
W. Thurdaley
A. A. Mailey
W. A. Oldfeld
J. Me Taxlor
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Taylor
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Vannen
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North Bat
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Campshell
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J. Mathers C. UG
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North Gydmay Ovel
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Ai Monga
B. Andree
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T. J
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Victoria
Selection Committee
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Phillips
A. Suanes
Sparkle
Scott
J. D. Scott
Ponsford
Woodfull
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Liddie
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Wootton
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Essendon
Albert Ground
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Onyons
Wood
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Herring
Street
Richardson
Prahran
Berring
Gsembe
Wilson
Exsandon
North Melbourne
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T. Carlton
Wilkinson
Healy
Gray
Willis
Stephens
Ellis
Bari
Schraeder
Frahenn
Davies
Dario
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Northcote
Baring
Bailey
Cussen
Reed
Schneider
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Traynor
Charlesworth
Gue
Atom
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South Melbourne
Teun
Morten
Guthrie
Cohen
Eas
Goodfellow
Olees
Anthony Horderns
Uishe
Anthony Hoedane
Anthony Hordern Esons Limited
Brickfield Hill
Anthony, Horderns
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Shenit Ten Nee
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Mar
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