Melbourne's solid batting wins final showpiece against St Kilda
Melbourne defeated St Kilda in a dramatic semi final, with strong innings from Sandford and gritty all rounder bowling. Fitzroy and University engaged in a high pace battle as Melbourne posted a competitive total and St Kilda faltered against tight bowling.
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St. Kilda
Melbourne
Fitzroy
Saints
University
Tecnracniee
Sandford
Melbourniss
Malbourni
Varsity
Attiwck
O'Teckett
Akettwurne
Becan Onyons
Vremantic
Thomas
Creson
P Parent
Tu Nogel
Cowdner
Mtogether
St. Wilde
Witmer
Australia Rugby Clash Sparks Conte ntions Over National Clubs
A long discussion on international football and rugby links raises questions about Australian players moving abroad to England and Wales. Critics argue the practice harms domestic development while supporters cite opportunity, with memorial notes for Sir Joyton Smith and Flowers. debate centers on amateur status versus professional pathways.
Scottish Cup Final Drift Amid Fumbles and Delayed Start
Confused match report outlines a Scottish Cup final with extra time and a 0 0 scoreline before full time, mentioning Manchester City and Aston Villa style results, and Derby County drawing Leicester City to influence final standings. Scattered names like Portamouth, Armiger W, and Picton appear, with no clear decisive outcome.
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Saiveday
Pat Thistle
Ranger
Britain
LSE
Wan Domic
Jeane
Manchester City
Ann
Newcastle
Eahovetor
Mtn
Rover
Seton
Leeda
Greierin
EhaMehd Calind
Hutherfield Cercatha
Portamouth
Veteran Bowler Dominates With 28 Overs, 34 Runs, 4 Wkts
Veteran bowler Ironmonger delivered a lengthy spell of 28 overs for 34 runs and took 4 wickets for St Kildin. Teammate Li joullens bowled 24 overs before Welinge bowled one. Ill fate misplayed by opposing batsmen as the spell swung the match.
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Ironmonger
St. Kildin Tnt
Fitzroy
Li Joullens
Welinge
Falling Ball Rule Sparks Early Football Debate
Victorian football notes critics argue new holding the ball rule alters play and safety. Umpires aim to simplify calls while clubs recruit eagerly and players from Richmond Melbourne and Carlton prep for trials.
Leeds and Busch on Road Terms with England
An obscure report discusses football matters involving Leeds and Busch agreeing to terms with England. It mentions Australia New Zealand tours, heat players, and potential transfers, implying tensions over player rights and club interests.
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Australia
England
Equator
Avetentinn Anil
Dondinis
Fusiind
Lugdel
Burch
Tuy Ron
Fragmentary 19th Century Dominion Contracts Referenced
The readable portions mention Dominion contracts under Union jurisdiction, excluding primary schools, and New Zealand seal plays with growing participation. It notes about 40,000 players in weekly competitions, implying rugby as a national pastime. Finances rise. navety over habilities and a figure of 18000 pounds are hinted amid garbled text.
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Prowthara
Union
Prlmary
Rupby
Genland
Nacional
Guia
Australian Rules Match Program Sets Scene for April 26
A disrupted text outlines an April 26 match slate in Sydney with games across Newtown, North Shore, Sydmess Ewslorn Suburbs, and more. It notes rivalries, venue changes at Erskineville Oval and Sydney Cricket Ground, and a festival-like program with several clubs preparing for the season opener. The Albury district league announces formation details and the Meadquarkers’ event at Culenden with president Mr A Dy Vinny.
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Drifind
Jono T and Y
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Dolmes
Adelaide Football Opens in Sydney Next Week
Adelaide football opens in Sydney next week with a series of Saturday contests. Bonth faces Wort Adelaide, Norwa y and Worth Adelaide meet Norwood, Port Adelaide clash Stock of Alberton, Growelg meets West orrass. North Adelaide praises D Behulte of Australia, who last season scored 78 goals for his team. B C Long is a key forward, G Senitton hints he will skip this season, Ta ob aenes will be felt as a smart rover.
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Addaides
Norway
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Norwood
Port Adelaide
Stock
Alberton
Growelg
West Orrass
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Bettia Toll
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J. Gray
Brody
Ggolmit Granville
Porrestor
Mounder Ag
Richardson
Podge Mawniler
Melbourne
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Adelaite
Opening Day Rugby League Grounds Hit by Turbulent Delays
The report notes confusion and potential trouble among teams including Central and Western Suburbs as fans queued for the first rugby league fixtures. Several matches are listed across Sydney suburbs with venues like Balmain Birchgroves and North Sydney noted while public interest surges for the season kickoff.
British Rugby Union team sails to New Zealand tour
The British rugby union party departs England for a New Zealand tour aboard the Puname liner. Coach and players discuss laws, selection debates, and adapting to overseas conditions. Manager's views express confidence while noting changes and broadcasting issues impacting the tour.
Birthdays and rugby notes from old SOE page
SOE birthdays list April 10 cites C. M. Wickey Vietoris and W-P. L. Pinn 8.5.W. A long fragment discusses selected players, English rugby law, and NZ facing British teams with details on admission prices for matches at grounds including stands and temporary seating.
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C. M. Wickey
Vietoris
W—P. L. Pinn
Watatans Reunion Stirs Fans and Players Across Grounds
A colorful Watatans reunion drew former players and locals to Georges Suche Hotel on Saturday night. Captain A O Whitluew absent, Gordon Show and guests Blessps Eur Achat Garris Whitlingham Palmer attended along with J Nosed and others. Waratah songs, tales of past tours, and playful jabs filled the lively gathering while football talk lingered about old Glory. Later reports note Grandatand fire damage and upcoming matches across multiple grounds, with rugby and football crossovers discussed under Union rules.
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Trishana
Ool Carleton
Seong
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Abe
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Gobe- Batrinty
All Blacks Coming To Australia For Tour Arrangements
An Australian cricket notice details arrangements for international teams visiting New South Wales and Queensland. Sir Joynton Smith reelected chair, with officers and secretaries named. Plans include a Test match against Australia and a series of tour games in Sydney, Armidale, Newcastle, and Brisbane, with guarantees for venues and dates in August. North Sydney players praise skipper N F E Phillipe's leadership and team improvement.
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Conrot
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Sfinn
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Mnd
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Portamo
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Cooerry
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Awcastle
Che
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Towater
N. F E. Phillipe
Rugby League Trial Matches Stir Sydney Action
Rugby League trial matches in Sydney produced uneven play with South Sydney Balmain Newtown showing effort while defending premiers floundered at Earl Park. Pearce and Whyte starred for University and Eastern Suburbs, with Balmain’s strong form at Wentworth Park and Kangaroos’ improving showing signaling depth for upcoming Brisbane clash.
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Balmain
Hireherave Oval
Soule Sydney
Newtown
North Sydney
Lastern Suburbs
Western Suburbs
University
Yolten Park
Pratven
Birchgrove
Sports
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Gromit Ud
Stunde I/G
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Mallu
Sydney
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D. Whyte
Unbeaten State Lengue sides shine in soccer shocks
Gladesville Ryde and Adamstown lead the league unbeaten as crowds enjoy strong displays from Cessnock, Canterbury, Wallsend and other clubs. A thrilling Adamstown win at Newcastle and notable fixtures at Woonona and Aberdare highlight the weekend, with standout saves and goals powering the midseason battles.
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Cessnock
Newena
Gladesville-Rydejuet
Waollkond
Canterbury
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