NSW Beats Australian Eleven In Howell Benefit Cricket
Opened at the Sydney Ground with Clem Hill leading Australia against New South Wales. NSW 474 for seven declared, Collins opening superbly scoring 62, Bardsley 68, Kippax 111, Taylor 111, strong fielding by Richardson Gwynne Grimmett. Attendance about 6000. gates £330. Local star Collins dominated, while Macartney showed form plus noted fielding and sharp bowling by Grimmett and Richardson. The match showcased top-class batting, with Hill’s side failing to match NSW’s depth.
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Clem Hill
New South Wales
Sydney Cricket Ground
Forest
England
Bill Howell
H. L. Collins
Collins
Bardsley
Hornibrook
Everett
Laas Ae
Murray
Clerm
Miles
W.H
Colling
W. Richardson
Gwynne
Grimmett
Gwynna
Immett
Kippax
Jarrand
Varsity
Alssurme
Taylor
Ratcliffe
A. Richardson
Melbourne
Victoria
Jim Helly
E. Gregory
Victor Trumper
M. A. Noble
V.C.A
New South Wales Association
Jan Darling
Sydney
Offee
Old Bui
Penrith
Bill
Joe Darling
Australis
Sydne Smith
Association
Ell
Howell
Tasmania
Cricketers Shine in Laborious Innings and Sharp Fielding
Kippax reached 115 while Barbour’s late strike and W Richardson’s catch framed a strong batting display that yielded 476 for 7 at stumps. J M Gregory and Kelleway contributed, Grimmett and Hornibrook bowled best with mixed success, Ratcliffe kept wickets, and fielding showed keen effort despite uneven ground.
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A. Richardson
V. Richardson
Kelleway
Grimmett
Barnes
Hornibrook
Colling
Everett
Murray
Barbour
Ratcliffe
C. Thompson
New South Wales totals 645 runs in sunlit match
In a long day of cricket the crowd of about 11 300 saw NSW pile up 645 runs amid shifting fashion of play. Kelleway and Carter led the batting with a 59 partnership then Carter fell for 58, Hig, Hazlitt, and Cotter supported a rapid scoring spree. Kelleway reached 100 before Everett dismissed him, Malley finished 25 not out as the last wicket added 59. Four bowlers bowled with varied returns as the day wore on.
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Sturday
Thay
Kelleway
Carter
Belleway
Murray
Gwynne
England
G. RK. Hazlitt
Albert Cotter
Marley
Thompson
Clem Hill
Everett
Malley
Meat
Clem
Fexting
Ratcliffe
Hill
Mailey
Dtumping Hill
Gregory
Andrews
Hornibrook
Gilligan Leads England In Australia Credited For Spirit
A feature profile of Arthur Gilligan, England’s cricket captain in Australia, detailing his energy, leadership, and personality. The Sussex and MCC veteran, under 30, is praised for motivating teammates, fielding flair, and a bright character, with anecdotes from Lord's Whit Monday and South Africa tours.
Captain H L Collins Promises Strong Australian Ashes Lead
Herbert L Calling, appointed by the Board of Control, is named to captain Australia for the upcoming Test series against England. A Paddington product, Collins rose from Glenmore Road School to captaining the A.L.F. team in England after the war, earning a reputation as a skilled batsman and steadfast leader. He has scored 628 runs in eight Tests against England at 52.33, without a not out, and is praised as an unpretentious, observant, and grim fighter for Australia’s defense of the Ashes.
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Board of Control
Australia
England
Ctown School of Cricket
Warwick Armtrong
Collins
Paddington
Knickers
Glenmore Road
Schoel
Daya
Hampden Park Oval
Victor Trumper
Mr. Noble
Macartney
Bardsley
Clem Hill
H. L. Collins
Ratcliffe 132 Tops NSW Total In Brisbane Test
Ratcliffe scored 132 as New South Wales reached 240 for seven by mid afternoon with strong support from Hill and Barbour. Mailey took five for 75 to pace the attack while Gregory, Mailey, and Nothling bowled with pace and variation. The match featured sharp fielding, crucial dropped chances, and praise for Ratcliffe’s flawless defense in a high tempo session.
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Dr. Barbour
Howler
Gregory
Carter
Ratcliffe
Barbour
Gregory Marley
Ratchie
Kelleway
Malley
New South Wales
A. Richardson
Murray
Marley
W. Richardson
Richardson
Adelaide
Mailey
Concluding Day Ends Unusually In Australian Selection Tie
On Monday the match ended with Combined Eleven bowled out for 142 after 310, while Ratcliffe scored 161 with Hornibrook contributing 25 as selectors watch Test candidates again. Mailey took five for 72 in 13 overs, Gregory and Andrews top scored for the NSW Eleven in a brisk finish. final gate receipts reached £1238.
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P. M. Hornibrook
Kelleway
Gordon
Grimmett
Macartney
Gwynne
Mailey
Dr. Barbour
Nothling
Murray
Gregory Oil
W. Richardson
Andrews
A. Richardson
Garter
New South Wales
Hornibrook
Gregory
UnclearCricket Scorecard Fragments From Aug Match
Fragmentary cricket score details show players such as Macartney, Gregory, Richardson, Mailey, and Kell z stall, with byes and leg-byes noted. Appears to be a partial tally from an 1880s or early 20th century match, including umpire reference and incomplete ball-by-ball commentary.
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Wathling
Kelleway
Meare
Ho Malley
Stall
Falls
Innlegs, & S
B. Gwynne
Richardson
Andrewr
AL McHardson
Carlos
Macartney
Thompson
Durty
Maley
Aera Ar
Banenaner
Limb
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Bol
Kilner Century Drives England To 330 In Perth Test
Heavy rain delayed the England vs West Australia match in Perth. England reached 330 for seven as Kilner scored 103 and Gilligan, Sutcliffe, and Hearne contributed. Freemantle led WA bowling with four for, while Tate and Tyldesley shared strong support in both innings.
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Hobbs
Howell
Hendren
Bryan
Freeman
Whysall
L. C. Bott
England
R. Kilner
Douglas
H. Sutcliffe
A. Sandham
A. P. F. Chapman
L.F. Freemantle
Melbourne University
Victorian
AUSTRA LIAN TALENT IN ROUND OF PRACTICE
South Australian selected players gathered for a training session to refine skills ahead of a key match. Notable performers included Rowley, T Wril, S A Walsh, Ambler, Whitty, Petteford, Palmer, Emerson, Wainwright, Richardson, Grimmett, Tym, and Weatherill. Tym starred for Kensington with a quickfire 39 plus, while Weatherill impressed for North Adelaide with a rapid 50 in nine minutes.
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T. Wril
S.A. Walsh
AL Ambler
Hiern
Poo
Lee
TT Cun
Wo. Whitty
Py Petteford
Palmer
H. Emerson
Teo
Wainwaight
A. J. Tartlett
da Tigralls
Jetta
Richardson
Richard
J . Murray
Grimmett Aymill
Kensington
Torrens
Personalities at Match Personalities at Match
Old stagers C G Macartney and P M Hornibrook feature in a cricket piece recalling long careers and milestones. It notes Clem Hill’s early start, veterans at a big match, and Herbert Collins thirty centuries. The column defends New South Wales benevolence and urges broader vision.
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C. G. Macartney
P. M. Hornibrook
Murphy's Pile Pills for sale by A. Cae W
An old advertisement promotes Murphy's Pile Pills and Wondert for sale by A. Cae W. It lists Gore and Cun as makers and mentions a price of 4/6 per bottle. The text references a sale and hints at patent medicines of the period, though legibility is poor.
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