Cricket closes in Sydney with blast from Antarctic centuries
Sydney reports a dramatic cricket season close marked by record centuries from four batsmen and strong bowling from dom in hot conditions. The article notes players such as Noble and others achieving notable scores as teams like Paddington Glebe North Sydney and Western Suburbs compete for premier titles amid weather and wind challenges.
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Sydney
Antarctic
Wiydur
Pam
Bann
Nevens
Batra
Epson
Scala
Taylor
Brown
Wall
Decker
Foilara
Thesnan
Rugby Union Footnote on War Policy and School Prospects
The union reviews the war policy and reports strong interest in rugby among schools. It notes continued efforts since 1914, prominent participation from junior sections, and plans to publish a full list of records. A joint meeting with the Metropolis Union discusses policy moving forward.
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Ocamborl
Frettval
Tlawbe
J. Thurston
Hl. D. G. Levesop-Gower
Scarborough C.C
M.c.c
Yorks County
Auscration
Elehtes
Ehaleran
We Hongetyor
Nome
Choamer
McMnosney Memorial
Eredet
North Sydne H High
Poimaly Schook
Randwick Guperior
Univy Ter
Onan
Christin Brother’ College
Waverlex
Gratielig
Gredes
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Union
Provine
Mushy
Rueteo Polilan
Royal Ausealbay Willary College
Royal Austral Hay -Heval College
Paachina
Tate Estate
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Mushy Glens
Onesnstead
Hew Healac
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Inter
Rugby Union Loyal to Unity and War Effort
A fragmentary report praises Rugby Union members and council for steadfast support of the war effort and national unity. It highlights participation by younger players, return from service, and continued backing of policy during wartime.
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Ana Feanan
Kourne
A- Arnold
Maney
Council
Wits
Laraenbaer
Curlengecvice
Ame
BNA
Sonora
Anterstave
Tereiher Rugby Union
Rusher Fretter Fiom Langue Seten
The Theatre opening and crowd reactions noted in torn text
A garbled OCR fragment describes an opening night at a theatre with mentions of production, directors, and crowd reactions. The readable bits note the opening mighty event, a performer Bert, and several named persons and places, though many words are unreadable. The fragment references youth attendance and a grocer figure among unrelated names.
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Rother
Malone
Weston
Melson Theatres Majesty's Theater Invalid text
The readable fragments indicate a local theater listing or advertisement for Melson Theatres and Majesty's Theater with scattered names and times. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but suggest showtimes and venue names in a historical newspaper snippet.
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