Surprising Upset Beats Props by Solomontown
Solomontown defeats Prop's strong lineup in a fast, tense match marked by errors and spirited play. Key players Faweett Kus cett Leahey and Dodd shine as Props misfire with weak wing defense and porous midfield. Solly's disciplined defense and aerial work steady the game despite early shakiness.
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Solomontown
Ang
Maten
Gollys
Sollys
Rediegs
Sullys
Jomontown
Urey
Faweett
Kuscett
Leahey
Mitchell
Smith
Michall
Dodd
Johansen
Warden
Finn
Hutchinson
Morris
Hopkins
Clarke
Patterson
Masseha
Mahaney
Woing
Meseeke
Mauser
Bem
Ware
Vine
McKay
Sharpe
Scott
Howard
Ramblers Rise With Improved Play and Team Cohesion
Ramblers, mired at the bottom early, have surged with wins in recent matches. The Blue and Whites show disciplined passing, solid defense led by Kenny, and sharp marking from Brown and Walters. Zubriui’s absence raises questions about Warriors’ balance as they press for premiership honors.
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Ramblers
Shanpe
Kenny
Brown
Elk Walters
Westley
Alten
Marvey
Lolzeau Ingoala
Hobbs
Munchook
Agan
Micky
Zubriui
Yaa
Zubriyivh
Gerald
Vis
Brinch
Millard
Knivh
Bify
Yiant
Zubrinlah
Sporting Tit Bits in a Turbulent Week
A fragmented report covers boxing debuts, betting, and racing at the river course. References to Sully, Props, McKay, Fawcett, and Pirie Racing Club appear amid scattered notes on weather, season closure, and local enthusiasts.
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Fawcett
Eluston
Ushal
Sally
McKay
Singapore base site and oil infrastructure plan details
The article describes a 2500 acre area near Singapore designated for a British base, funded by Singapore’s municipality and presented to the Imperial Government. It notes strategic位置, the Johore Straits boundary, the completed causeway, and vast oil storage tanks supplying naval refueling for imperial ships.
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Bese
Singapore
Malaya
Hore
Johore
Malay Peninsula
Tly
Asia
Strils
Johore Straits
Seretar
Amld Habru
Straits of
Makicea
Straiva
MacDonald
Thy Telund
Mandal
Igland
Weiskind
Singapore Straits
Admiralty
Dutch Borneo
Burma
Royal Air Force
Imperial Airways
England
Australia
Melbourne Fan Tan Nights and Oriental Gambling Secret
An excerpt describes Melbourne street life where amateur Orientalists chase color at night in Little Bourke Street. They seek Fan Tan in a dim hall with a central table and numbered squares while a croupier handles bets and pays odds. The piece contrasts illusion with the dull reality of gambling dens.
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Mn Tan
Ammateur
Bourke Street
Melbourne
Ellok
Voles
Fan Tan
Wattona
Cheap lighting from small windmill powers home at Sandwich
Mr. G. Robinson, agent for Lord Guilford, uses a two vane, ten foot tower windmill with a dynamo to charge wireless accumulators for lighting. A recent London Daily Express note says a constant breeze and a 15 sived dynamo supply ample current, with twelve accumulators providing light year round. The setup cost just over £100 a year ago and has produced no shortage of energy since, even in winter.
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Sandwich
Bug
G. Robinson
Lord Guilford
London Daily Express
Robinso
Dogma and Rhears in Fables and Traditions
Fragmentary archaic text discusses belief, tradition, and disdain for old customs. Mentions cold or curing methods and a reference to Woods' ming Cure and Pepper. Readable portions are limited, but imply debates over traditional dogma and modern remedies.
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Willis
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Proprietary
Mahoney
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Sayner
Red and Blues
Wrip
Gamie—Amil
Saynor
Pirie Association
Na List
P.W_L. D. Yor Ag
St Mark's
Soltyey
Kearns «St. M
Rishardsog St. M
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Ramblers Awakening
Ushi
Sully
Smilies
Ue Racecourse
Lay
Pirie Racing Club
Hay Ud
Galfers
Sree
Paglead
Balmorel Oval
Ttt
Fain-Tan
Jong
Monte Carlo
Korea
Siematown
Nerdin
Green Peoples
Draper
Coug
Chamberlain
Symonds Brothers
Manchester
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Hank
Mery
Easton
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