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2 weeks ago



William Peter Howell was known in cricket circles as ‘Old Bill’ to distinguish him from his son William Hunter Howell ‘Young Bill’ who also played for Cumberland and NSW – by coincidence the son was also a right-hand off-spinner and hard-hitting left-handed batsman. ‘Old Bill’ was born at Penrith on the 29th of December 1869 and died at Castlereagh on the 14th of July 1940.

A man of the land he had a farming property at Castlereagh where he concentrated on commercial Apiary and by the 1930s, he had 127 Bee hives in production.

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3 weeks ago



From the St George DCC 1960’s Scrapbook – Peter Leslie’s NSW Debut
26th November 1965 - A Whiz Kid at the SCG - Peter Leslie
Shattered windows and broken fibro at the home of the Leslie family in Bexley prove the dedication of 18-year-old Peter Leslie.
All the breaks and damage will seem worth it today when the young 6ft. fast bowler walks on to the Sydney Cricket Ground in his first State team.
"It all still seems un-real”, he said today. "I always had an ambition to play against England but it came as a shock to be picked to play against this team."

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