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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
16
A chaotic forwards battle ends with Australia defeating New Zealand by 7 to 6 in the test. Key moments include rugged pack play, timely kicks, and several line breaks as Australia seizes the lead late in the match.
The Americas Universities team prepared for their third game against the Maoris at the Sydney Cricket Ground. About 5000 spectators were expected as the visit from the Maoris to New South Wales drew near.
South Sydney defeated Sydney by 20 points at the Sports Ground. O'Donnell Maimest and Higging scored tries for Souths, Maher converted one and kicked three penalties. Mills M'Gee and Trewan scored tries with Trewan converting for the loners.
Shaw Ground hosts First Grade rugby as Newtown meets Eastern Suburbs. Early action sees a blue intercept and a try by Barnett for Newtown, with Russell failing the conversion. Easts lead 5 3 after a frantic spell as both sides press for advantage.
North Sydney beat South Sydney 13 to 4 with tries by Levison and Wacker and successful kicks by Conlan. A midfield break by M Farlane sparked early North Sydney pressure as the hosts led 27 to 2 at halftime.
Annandale defeated Western Suburbs 21 to 10 after a fightful game at Wentworth Park. Ray Norman and Haddocks led Annandale with bold runs and a final try. Hedley and Wilcox added conversions and defensive pressure. Balmain and Glebe also played, with Glebe losing 6 to 1 to Balmain.
England defeated Queensland by a decisive margin at the Exhibition Ground with England leading 15 to 0 at half time and finishing 38 to 9. The match faced wet conditions and was marked by strong English play and solid defense led by key players.
Glebe and Annandale drew at Wentworth Park with Glebe’s Brown scoring a try and George adding a field goal while Annandale’s Berry crossed for a try and Clayton converted. South Sydney Federal beat Newtown 21 to 13 at Agricultural Ground with Buckham Hasna Fletcher Brown scoring for the victors and Smith converting two tries and kicking a penalty goal. Bagot scored Newtown’s lone try. North Sydney defeated Sydney at North Sydney Oval led by Al Pointe.
Rucycourse beat OMeth 3 2 with Kieders scoring for the winner. HOMS and Granville tallied in the Gardiner Cup at Sydney Cricket Ground with Granville scoring twice. Basser and Caant if added goals for the opponents in a separate round.
A garbled OCR passage references flying competitions and Commonwealth conditions with unclear details. It mentions Bate and various corrupted names and terms, indicating a partial report on an aviation event or conditions affecting competitions.
Zealanda arrives from Clodebaxk for trials in Melbourne aboard Vesanis evre Sonatradet. Captain Free notes favorable performance under test conditions including wireless twigraphy. The ship heads next to Eyiney in late August to commence her service via Sydney Vancouver.
A March 1 towing accident on the Biebsend River left the dredge and a large suction pipe afloat, with salvage efforts successful for the vessel but temporary difficulties in securing other gear. Officials note limited capacity and ongoing operations as crews work to refloat and recover items.
A man named Georgy Christiansrs vanished from lodgings in Phulise street city on Saturday. Police inquiry notes a possible motive tied to his alleged criminal capabilities and a staged disappearance. A boy employee saw him last and neighbors report a long friendship with a German premier family before his disappearance.
A fire at Circular Quay caused urgent alarms on Hart's Street as flames spread to kitchens. The blaze was reduced by officers, with 136 large cows and tiles recovered from the ruin. Firefighters fought the strong blaze before the crowd dispersed.
Authorities describe a hotel burglary at the Light Defende Motel on Ozfard sir and Joreny-road in Peddington. A valuable bracelet and other items including a brooch and money were stolen during the Friday incident and are under investigation.
A footballer, Thombs Smith aged 22 from Newtown, was injured during a league match between Newtown and South Story. He sustained an ankle injury after being thrown to the ground and was taken to St Vincent's Hospital by ambulance.
Commonwealth to cable London on Thursday an instalment of 22 million pounds for the battleship cruise for the Australian Navy. The 6n 000 pounds appears in the schedule as part of the total 22,000,000 to be paid.
Article reports a voyage involving Dargut Myazamont Burana and United States Arar OT, with a cargo destined for Port Jaron. It notes a 156 year old enveloping fog, a walling toward the satraune, and a tug Herenuve pushing toward a northward route. A memorandum references Falkart Company and a memorial pace.
Balmain defeated Westurn Suburbs at Epping while Moore and Warrior scored for the winners. Tillmore skated Granville Tr. on No. 3 Sydney ground, with A Clark noted for the losers.
In Melbourne at the Baar Court Chief Justice Sir Jake Maddes says there are too many public holidays in Victoria. He notes Monday is observed as a holiday for the Prince of Wales birthday and contrasts Australia's holidays with those in other parts of the world.
Patrick Donaldson fell into the water and drowned during an incident at a location near Astor. The report notes a first race at Astor next Monday starting at 2 pm and mentions a life-saving tonic advertised as Stearns Wine of Cot Liver Extract, presented as a health product.
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