Wagea Cricket Fixture List After Two Week Break
After a fortnight layoff Wagea competition resumes next Saturday with a long list of draws. Matches feature Wagga against South Wagga at Cricket Ground and Newtown clashes, with games scheduled through January to April including semifinals in March and finals in late March and early April.
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North Wagea
Newtown
South Wagga
Lake Albert
Postal
Forest Hin
North Wagga
South
Competition Points System for Match Outcomes
The points awarded are g for an outright win, ¢ for a win on first innings, 2 for a team defeated on a flat innings, 4 for a tie, 3 for a draw, and 6 for a forfeit.
Throwing Cricket Ball Novelty Wins In Melbourne Match
In a veteran's cricket contest in Melbourne F H Bromley of Victoria won with a 135 yard throw. S Anderson reached 14 yards and Miss Antonio 7 yards. World records listed include Rosa Mackenzie in Toronto 1872 and 140 yards. King Billy an aboriginal at Clermont Queensland.
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Melbourne
F. H. Bromley
S. Anderson
Miss Antonio
R. Percival
Durham
Rosa Mackenzie
Toronto
King Billy
Clermond
Queensland
Griffith Defeats Narandera In Cricket Match
Narandera travelled to Griffith by special train on Tweedy. Narandera made 177 with Charlesworth top scoring 4 and G Mackenzie 29 while James took 4/44. Griffith replied with 164 led by James 66 and Regan 41, Bowditch 2, Mackenzie 4/3 and Bull 3/31.
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Griffith
Narandera
Grifith
Tweedy
Naradera
Charlesworth
G. Mackenzie
R. James
J Power
J. Bates
Griffthn
James
Jarregan
Bowditch
G. M Ac‘engte
Bull
Bo Keni
Sheffield Shield Start Sees South Australia Rally Against Victoria
South Australia opened the Sheffield Shield match with 13 runs in the first innings against Victoria. Lon Ergan top scored with 115, while Fleetwood Smith bowled superbly, taking six wickets including five clean bowled and one lbw.
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South Australia
Victoria
Lonergan
Fleetwood Smith
Lil
Cean
B.w
Queenslanders Open Strong With Thompson Levy Stand
Queenslanders made a steady start in the Sheffield Shield clash at N.8. Waies weathered a rough patch as Tompson and Levy forged a 74 run partnership before tea, continuing a solid first innings performance. Cook, Brew, Andrews and Levy contributed, with Levy bowled by Chilvered and the total reaching 264 for six wickets as McGilvray, Hit, Howell, Chilvera, Chipperheld, and Bradman shared wickets.
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Sydney
Agai
Waies
Tompson
Levy
Brew
Andrews
Thompson
Thompson Levy
Scr
Ivers
Hts
McGilvray
Howell
Chilvera
Chipper- Held
Bradman
Kippax Osa
Sadleir's Team At Odds In Close Cricket Match
In a tight domestic match Sadleir's team faced sturdy resistance from opponents with key contributions from Brown and Knight. Bowling spells by A Brown, Barr, Knight and others constrained the total. dismissals included several batsmen falling to Hedditch and Powell, while Sundries added minor runs. Notable scores include Brown 23 and Hedditch 2 not out, with both sides recording solid all round effort.
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A. Sadleir
Wunser
Barr R. Wunsch
Barr
N. Brown
Knight
T. Humphrys
W. Powell
J. Drummond
B. King
Gadlee
Sadleir
Brown
St. King
Hedditch
Browne
Ron
Ddi
Slocum
Owemm
A. F. Knight
A. Sadler
Owens
C Ifumphys
K. Brown
Toolan, & N
Sss & Sundries
Ponsford's Century Sparks Victoria Comeback
In Melbourne Ponsford just failed to reach a century as Victoria fight back against South Australia after lunch. Bromley steadies the innings, completing a century as Victoria end the day with a strong position. Wall dominates with seven wickets in the South Australia second innings.
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Melbourne
Ponsford
South Australia
Wall
Bromley
Victoria
Romley
Disqualification of Cricketers at Narandera
The Secretary of the NSW Cricket Association advised the Narandera Association that the disqualification of eleven players at Narandera has been endorsed. A round table conference met at Narandera to hear representations. The players did not attend. a letter from H K Rowlands opposed the lack of opportunity for explanation. President S Bull hoped for a settlement but no action was taken as delegates were disappointed and no player representatives appeared.
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N.sw. Cricket Association
Narandera Association
Narandera
H. K. Rowlands
S. Bull
Injured Cricketers Force Changes in Victorian Side
Victoria faced South Australia at the Melbourne ground with Woodfull absent due to neuritis in his right shoulder. Ponsford captained in Woodfull’s absence as Scarf took his place, while Rigg suffered a left thumb split after a deflection off Barnett’s glove, with Junior filling in.
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Woodfull
South Australia
Melbourne
England
O'Reilly
Oldfield
N. S
Wales
Queensland
Ponsford
Scarf
Victoria
Rigg
Barnett
Junior
Veteran cricketers meet in Melbourne one day match
Veteran cricketers gathered in Melbourne on Thursday for a one day match. Warwick Armstrong nearly captained a side before handing to W Rans, while M A Noble led the other team. Jack Carlton, active since the 1890s, took a wicket and remained 10 not out. Hans ford's side scored 161 for 11 and won by one wicket and 12 runs. Arthur Malley top scored with 30 retired and took 4 for 49. Noble's team posted 149 with Ryder and Matthews on 30 each and Noble 13.
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Melbourne
Warwick Armstrong
W. Ransword
M. A. Noble
W. Carkeek
Jack Carlton
Hansford
Arthur Malley
Noble
Ryder
Matthews
Sporting Clubs Publish Sunday Match Plans
Local sporting clubs request teams for Sunday matches be sent to the office by Saturday evening for publication in the weekend edition.
Tarcutta to challenge in Pastoral Cup at Wagga Ground
Tarcutta will contest the Pastoral Cup tomorrow at the Wagga Cricket Ground starting at 10 felock. Wagga Reserves list J Patton G Slocum Headley Barber Hedditch Mosey Wunsch Chambers Boyton Core and Jones in the lineup.
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Tarcutta
Wagga Cricket Ground
Felock
Wagga
J. Patton
G. Slocum
Headley
Barber
Hedditch
Mosey
Wunsch
Chambers
Boyton
Core
Jones
Weekend cricket schedule for South Wagga and neighbors
Mon schedule lists South Wagga versus Ganmain at 10 30 am at South Wagga ground and Newtown versus Huthwaite s on Newtown turf at 10 30 am. Returns include matches at Bolton Park Cootamundra Weebrook Savage Diver Sutcliffe and more with future dates January 28 February 4 and notes on other club lineups.
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South Wagga
Gadlel
Wussel
King B.” Browne
G. Barr
J. M Drummond
Keating
S. Smith
McCarthy
Eray
Cootamundra
Bolton Park
Weebrook
Savage
Diver
Sutcliffe
Temora
McPherson
Ryan
Passlow
Lennon
Murrell
Pune
AL Ucetana Meena
Ee Mme Reethe EI Laake
Waters
Hurst Hud
Ganmain
Kon
Montgomery
Lenwidae
Rock
Boag
Clout
Campbell
Price
Cup Match Cancelled Over Disqualification Rules
The Narranda team scheduled for tomorrow and Monday was barred by the Narandera Association for rule breaches. The S. W. Cricket Association warned Wagga players that they could face disqualification if they participated. The match therefore lapsed. Temora Juniors and Coolamon are listed in the association notes.
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O'Farrell
Narranda
Narandera Association
S. Ow. Cricket Association
Wagga
Goest effort to publish to every home in Wagga reader reach
A statewide campaign aims to place messages in every Wagga home, distributing from cover to cover through newspapers and periodicals. The plan envisions broad circulation, ensuring residents encounter the material in standard reading order and common layouts.
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Wagga
Regular Town Delivery Time for Subscriptions
Regular town delivery for subscribers occurs every Saturday night, with delivery to homes or offices before 10 p.m. The service operates on a weekly schedule to ensure timely arrival.
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