Queensland Cricket Items Highlight Rule Change Debates
Queensland cricket items discuss trial of new leg before wicket ruling after Stefield Bhloll matches finish. Queensland and Australian Board notes permit for South African nets to govern wickets in various venues. Rounders and country carnival promotions feature Elders and local figures, with training plans and touring squads attracting attention.
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All Players Have Passed Medical Examination
All players underwent medical screening with no issues found. The selection lists six from New South Wales and Victoria, two from South Australia, plus representatives from Western Australia and other states. Captains Vic Richardson and Charles Prestwood Smith are noted, as South Africa tour plans proceed amid cautious expectations.
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South Africa
New South Wales
Victoria
South Austratia
W.A. Ollfield
McGormick
Prestwood Smith
V. ¥. Richardson
Australian cricket ranks and birthdays prompt squad notes
The article lists birthdays and players for an Australian cricket tour, noting September and October birth dates for cricketers and naming many players. It discusses the 1934 Australian Eleven, unavailable members, and potential test selections, plus bowling and batting strengths and travel plans to India and South Africa.
Sydney Gossip Chosen Captains and Local Clubs
Sydney District cricket matters note captaincy by committee, with selections including A Spina St George and J Burt Wont Suburb, plus others like H Raw e Cumberland and J Wes Western Suburbs. The piece covers club traditions, shifts away from old colors, and upcoming fixtures at Pratten Park Glebe and surrounding venues.
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Gotthue
Olulea Talon
Pragora
Ceeamich Conan
Paddington
Inter Yeira
HNL Niatory
Uxlot
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St. George
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Cumberland
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Victorian batting strong despite absentees season opens next week
Victorian cricket shows depth as many first class players are absent for the season opener. Victo ria and New South Wales face weakened backlines, with South Australia and Queensland poised to challenge for the Sheffield Shield. The article lists players, probable lineups, and early round matches, noting challenges in bowling and the potential emergence of new Test players.
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Tronmonger
Bendlelich Cricket Association
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Albert Vincent
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Alan Kippax
Mayers
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New South Wales
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Colts Star In Brisbane Shield Opener Exhibition
Honnor scored 183 not out for University against South Brisbane at Langlands Park in the opening Shield match. OConnor led Valley with 0-9 as Eastern Suburbs were bowled out for 158, while Northern Suburbs, Toombul, and Western Suburbs posted modest totals amid strong bowling. Don Tallon impressed behind the stumps for the Colts, and Suburban bowlers shared the early-season form as the season began.
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Stanal
Toombul
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Western Suburta
J. A. Hoblaworth
AL Harnibrook
Treetom
Stiles
Cook
Successor to Grimmett Sought by 5 A
Selectors seek a new bowler to replace Grime tt this season with candidates including A B Fichter Eust Irons FE Ward South Melbourne and Norman Will ame Port Adelaide Ridder leads as a promising slow bowler and capable batsman, while Willome remains the top slow bowler. the November meeting of the SA Gricksod An sockstlan committee decided to trial the coinpetitional Tw rule in England as the district season opens on Cetalet f.
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A. B. Fichter
Euat Irens
FE. Ward
South Melbourne
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Adelaide
Norman Willame
Port Adelaide
Nema
ED Orinket
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Gricksod
Ansockstlan
England
Corpute Tre
Enthusiastic Few Patronise Practice Nets at Yonday Ground
Practice nets at Yonday Cricket Ground drew only a small Interstate turnout. Jack Fingleton worked on form for South Africa and Wendall Bill showed promise for a stronger run-getter season. Lonergan and Br George also featured, with NSW selectors urged to name trial squads promptly. The SOG tender for a new main grandstand was accepted, a double decker to aid spectators ahead of next cricket Tests and winter football.
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Yondey Cricket Ground
Jack Fingleton
Sydney
Melbourne
Adelaide
Brisbane
Melbourts
England's Fast Bowler Joins ALGO Tour To New Helland
An unclear report notes England pace bowler DB READ joining ALGO for a tour to New Helland. At 26 he has not previously played for the Hasex county team and is expected to be in New Zealand and Australia next year.
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ALGO
New Helland
Iha County
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Zeland
Aghos Lenin Ebo
Ill-Balanced 1935-36 Sydney Cricket Programme
The first class match plan for Sydney is ill balanced with no Shield games before year end except a November 22 MCC match. NSW faces Queensland in Brisbane on November 8, South Australia in Adelaide December 18, and Victoria in Melbourne December 24 before a Sydney Shield match. The English tour is set to play five games including Canberra and New Zealand, with Holmes of Surrey captaining a mixed amateur side.
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