Gordon winners edge Western Suburbs in Sydney cricket clash
In Sydney First Grade action Gordon overturned a prior loss to Western Suburbs by outplaying them at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Petersham and Waverley shone in a sunlit day, while Andrews and Berry starred with bold centuries for Petersham. The report also notes Glebe’s tense near-victory at Birchgrove and calls for bowling talent to bolster the younger ranks.
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Petersham
Dr. Poidevin
T. J. Andrews
W. L. Berry
R. Wenholz
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Berry
Glebe
Newouth Wales
Bussey & Co LTB London renowned for long standing books
The article notes Bussey and Co Limited of London have supplied books and goods for over four decades and avoid associating prominent players with their products. It discusses pricing as a selling device and mentions global dealers. The piece highlights their emphasis on genuine value and established reputation.
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Gordon Kelleway Sparkles as Western Suburbs Fall at Chatswood
In a tense Mackellar cricket clash Gordon Kelleway starred for Gordon, taking six wickets for 47 in the first innings and steering a bold chase. Western Suburbs faced a top spin from Kelleway that toppled their early advantage as Moyes and Boyce struck a brilliant stand, but strategic aggression and decisive bowling swung the match.
Gordon Triumph Over Western Bubtrbca At Chatswood
Charles Kelleway delivered a key bowling performance in Gordon s notable win at Chatswood over Western Bubtrbca after a 64 run first innings lead. He took six for 47 and six for 40 in the match, applying constant pressure on the batters.
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Hundred Under the Hour Brings Bold Modern Cricket
In a rapid pace match the 100 was passed after 55 minutes with Boyce and Moyes delivering fine innings for Gordon. Moyes hit a long boundary, Bardaley nearly held a tough grab, and Wild bowled tenaciously to keep Cumberland’s chase in check. Gordon won by six wickets with 20 minutes to spare, Wild taking 6 for 33 as crowds cheered the finish.
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F. Adams
R. Gostelow
R. Coogan
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Wren Public School Triumphs Over Wyong Creek In Overtime?
Wren Public School defeated Wyong Creek Public School as W Mayo took six for zero and McColough four Mayo secured wickets in each of the first five balls. Wyong Creek were bowled out for 14 and 41, while the opponents tallied 41 to win by an innings and runs. A testimonial meeting in Wales Cricket Association rooms honored William Stewart and James Fogarty of the 8.C.G. staff with a committee listed and an open subscription.
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England
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Tasmanian Cricket Season’s Programme
Tasmanian executive notes the M C C tour plan for 1924 25 including two matches in Tasmania. Victoria Tasmanian match date February 15 1924 at Hobart awaits Launceston Association. Hobart hosts Christmas series with Central Cumberland C C and talks of Sydney teams planned trips to Tasmania.
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Victoria
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W. Rothwell
Cumberland C.C
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Red J. Dunn
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Hughes
New Zealand Cricket Council Sees Profit from NSW Tour
The New Zealand Cricket Council reports a profitable series with New South Wales and other Australian teams, with net gains from England match logistics. It notes significant attendance at Test gates and forecasts growth as wickets improve and overseas teams visit, while urging continued progressive policy and even a future England tour to boost the game.
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South Australia
Christchurch
England
Four shillings a day for New Zealand rugby tour
The English Rugby Union insists on four shillings a day per player for next year’s New Zealand tour, with only one accompanying manager and profits kept by the English host. Costs may reach £50 to £100 per man, barring financial strain on players, many of whom have jobs and families. The writer argues such amateur restrictions threaten international prestige and calls for imperial cooperation to allow independent means and genuine amateur status.
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Leeds to Lose Thompson as English Rugby Star?
English rugby league may see Leeds goal kicker Thompson out next year if Sullivan joins, giving two star kickers. August plans were made for a fundraiser at headquarters to boost funds, expected to be a strong success. Also reports an accident in William Street injuring A. Goldman, a former Greensland cricketer, with a broken leg needing operation at Vincents Hospital.
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Preston Defeats Cardiff in Welsh Derby 2-1
Preston North End again beat Cardiff 2-1 after a 1-1 draw in the Freviene week. Manchester City slipped to sixth as two top teams tumbled. Aston Villa crushed West Bromwich 4-0 and Everton beat Notts County 3-0 in First Division action.
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