Cobram Numurkah Association Simpson Trophy final delayed
The Cobram Numurkah Association Simpson trophy final faced dust and wind as Strathmerton and Wangaratta battled under severe conditions. Bourke led a stubborn chase with partners Howard and G Bourke, but at stumps Wangaratta trailed 8 for 68 with 73 needed to win next Saturday.
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Bamurtah-Cobram Association
F. Simpson
Numurkeb
Ahield
Simpson
SY T. Bourke
Generaton
Cobrem~ Numurkah Association
Strathmerton
Wanghau
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C. Haynes
Hutchins
Wangknu
Fahey
Howard
Pashey
T. Rourke
Waughau
Bourke
Reynoldson
G. Rourke
Tom
George Mape
Ieee Liswi
Manges
O'Brien
Lorenz
Guthrie
Haynes
Bavel
Wang Zhu
You Will Do the Job Club Men Speech Urges Players
A meeting urged players to register and practice, stressing plain terms and accountability. Speakers said players must prove they are real club men and commit to the team, with 40 signers and registration papers noted.
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Murray Football League season draw and notes on service
The Murray Football League Second Association met at Finley with Greeley presiding. Officers elected and a 1938 season draw listed. The Bondago Football Association adopted three new cases and a daily Murray Valley stage service routes Corryong to Adelaide, claimed as a world record for overland transport.
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Cobram Football Club Faces Reform Pressure
The Cobram Football Club weighs reform after an annual meeting dispute. Many players want a new chance for youth to play, while others insist on club duty and self funding. Players are urged to show club spirit and sportsmanship to keep the team from dissolving.
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Spanning the Great Outback and Its Transport Needs
The article argues inland communication between Australian towns is vital for defence and development. It notes the vast ringed coast route limits rapid troop movement between Brisbane and Adelaide and credits individuals with foresight for funding overland transport in Australia.
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Brisbane
Adelaide
Commonwealth
Outback
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