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    Left to right.—J. S. Ryder, J. S. Hutcheon, P. Pierce (Exhibition grounds superintendent), H. W. "Watson (assistant secretary of the Royal National Association), H. L. Hendry, and W. H. Ponsford, inspecting the wicket and outfield at the Brisbane Exhibition grounds for the first Test match. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    Advertising : 116 words
  4. CRICKET.

    In deadly earnest the Australians went through their paces yesterday. Several hundred people at the entrance to the nets suffered the ...

    Article : 591 words
  5. WHO'S WHO IN THE FIELD?

    Sir,—Suggestions hare recently been made by the man in the street that international and interstate cricketers should be asked to wear numbers on their ...

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    Kippax devoting attention, to fi elding practice at the Exhibition. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. WHO WILL WIN?

    Who will win? is a popular question so difficult to answer that even the captains of the teams are indefinite on it. ...

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  8. GOOD WICKET.

    "I am not afraid of the wicket," said the superintendent of the Exhibition Grounds (Mr. P. Pierce) yesterday. The piece of turf, which, with the ...

    Article : 139 words
  9. "GRIM STRUGGLE."

    The "Daily Telegraph," in an editorial, says that the steady consolidation of the reputation of the M.C.C. cannot fail to give Chapman and his ...

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    " TICH " FREEMAN improving on his already good form at the Exhibition yesterday. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    "STORK" HENDRY endeavouring to fit himself so as to justify a selection which has aroused some controversy. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 17 words
  12. BENDIGO CUP.

    The Bendigo Jockey Club had an Ideal day for the Cup meeting to-day. A public half-holiday was declared, and there was a record attendance. Course ...

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  13. STOPWATCH DESTROYED.

    In a hurdle trial at Randwick this moraing Stopwatch, ridden by G. M'Glashen, fell at the mile Jump. The horse was injured internally, and subsequently was ...

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  14. MIDWEEK FIXTURES.

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  15. AN INTERESTING CONTROVERSY.

    In the street, on the trams, and in the trains, the one topic of conversation has been associated with the Test match, which starts to-morrow. Until ...

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    DR. O. NOTHLING, around whom a keen controversy is raging regarding his non-inclusion in the first Test team. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  17. EAGERLY AWAITED.

    "Plum" Warner, writing in the "Morning Post," says The world eagerly awaits the Test Every enthusiast who possibly can will be there ...

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    JACK WHITTAKER (late captain of the Eeeleshill Cricket Club, Bradford, England), who arrived in Brisbane two weeks ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  19. AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

    At the request or the Victorian Amateur Athletic Association, the Amateur Athletic Union of Australia i as invited the two best German sprinters, probably ...

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  20. BOXING.

    Billy Grime, the Australian boxer, was expected irom America by the West I[?]onaker, which arrived at Brisbane from New York last night, but he was not on ...

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  21. CHURCH UNION MATCHES.

    A fully attended meeting or the executive was held in the Y.M C A, rooms on Monday evening, the chairman (Mr. A. Phipps) presiding. The secretary ...

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  22. ALLOWANCES FOR TESTS.

    The Board of Control at its annual meeting decided that for Test matches the allowances for players should be £30 a man, with first-class railway ...

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  23. NEW ZEALAND OFFERS.

    The New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association has extended an invitation to W. H. Whyte, middle distance runner, and J. Standen, cyclist, to compete in ...

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  24. "ODDS FAVOUR ENGLAND."

    The "Sporting Life" says: "While there is no justification for the assumption in some quarters that success is practically certain, we consider the ...

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  25. MONZA GRAND PRIX.

    The British Motor Cycle Company advise that Franconi, riding a 500 c.c. Sunbeam, won the 500 c.c. 400 kiloms, at a speed at 80.5 m.p.h., approximately Achille ...

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    PONSFORD, the human scoring machine, in whom so much of Australia's trust is placed. He looked in fine fettle ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    Practising in deadly earnest for the historic Test which starts to-morrow. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    GRIMMETT, who has developed into a useful batsman, had a turn with the willow yesterday after a bowling ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    GREGORY endeavouring to regain his 1921 bowling form. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    KELLEWAY, the reliable all-rounder, hard at bowling practice ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 8 words
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