Sydney Rugby League Season Opens With Colorful Parade
Sydney teams gathered at the Sydney Cricket Ground for the league opener with Canterbury Bankstown, Balmain, South Sydney, St George, and North Sydney competing in exciting matches. Eastern Suburbs and Newtown impressed though St George and Western Suburbs faced tougher outings as Western Suburbs showed strength in forwards and speed on the wings.
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South Sydney
Benny Wearing
Pont
Cmatches
Vie
Canterbury-Bankstown
Twaterm Suburbs
Vis
Balmain
Newtown
St. George
North Sydney
Eastern Suburbs
Gala
Sydney
A. Norval
G. Stonestreet
M. Nixon
E.S
Falling
R. Wilder
J. Kelly
A. Ellis
J. Hollingdale
A. McLachlan
J. Clarke
T. Nevin Newtown
J. Bamford
Dalmulh
Bischott
McVicer
A. Smith
Day
George
Contes
Hazelton
TW. Smith
Enna
Basterh Kuburby
Dermond
Cairns
Norton
Souls
Bent Newtowry
Ails
Houth Sydney
Quintivan
Pelechs
Bent Merth Sydney
Balmain Tightens Up For Premiership Opener
In Sydney the premiership kicks off with Canterbury versus East at 3 o clock, both teams pressing hard for goal kicking edge. East Suburbs must sharpen inside defence while Canterbury aims to control scoring with Kirk and McGarter in goal kicking and strong finishing.
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Sydney
Canterbury
East Star
3.C.G
East
Pigeons and footballs mark quiet match day at Canterbury
About 20 new footballs were launched and 1000 pigeons released near the tower line of the football field. Four 16 minute matches were fast with all goals by Canterbury Bankstown, West Suburbs suffered a late setback after an early lead. Turf gleamed bright green at the Cricket Ground as crowd of about 6000 marveled at jersey colors.
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Weatert Suburty
Canterbury
Bankstown
West
Mishandled Jumpy New Ball Affects Tour Matches
Fragmented report notes mishandling of a peculiar ball during Tour matches. Two deficiencies cited: bad passing control and altered ball behavior. players struggled to grasp direction after impact. Abnormal ball feel and restricted accuracy hindered play as coaches seek remedies.
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Natel
Jeneth
Western Suburbs Surges Against Premiers in Scrappy Display
Western Suburbs shocked Canterbury-Bankstown with a spirited display as A Calms, P Dermond, L Pawley, and I Dunn starred in a tight encounter. South Sydney, Balmain, St George, and Newtown figures showed form as coaching staff eyed forwards and backing play. Canterbury will refine defense and ball handling for the next match.
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Mi Elly
Balmain
Barks
St. George
BRISBANE BRISBANE RLS LIMPING BRL STRONG IN EASTER GAME
IS BRL AS STRONG AS IT LOOKED The article reports Brisbane BRL overwhelming 47 to 5 victory over Tweed Lismore at Brisbane on Easter Monday. It notes assessors praising BRL as potential Bulimba Cup champions and mentions players Walker Reardon Dawson and others with mixed form and ongoing season development.
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Suutakiinhis
Brisbane
Enlties
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Twanl
Walker
Reardun
L. Walker
Tooka
Reandi
Stoward
Dawson
Pote
Caopar
Dodd
Entre
Techilte
Hallows
Murvillumbeh
New Zealand Rugby Tour Close With Mixed Results
Ray Stehr's team played four matches in Auckland, beating Mount Albert 16 to 11 with six tries and three goals. They split results with Sydney teams, winning two and losing two, as players Tottey Thompson O Lean led scoring in several matches. The New Zealand side earned about 200 pounds for the tour.
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Wullhaele
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Fen Coxs
Worton
Eastern Suburbs
South Sydney
New Zealand
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Auckland
Manukua
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Mount Albert
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L. Pickup
PT. Tottey
RL. Thompson
FR. Loan
Gosta
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I, Tottay
J. Redman
TL Thompson
R. O'Lean
Aol Quenley
Pickup
A. Mitewell
Arnold
R. Thompson
Tukes the English forward dies after Australia Tests
The English forward Tukes, a stalwart of Hunslet, played in the two Tests of the Jim Loman team abroad. He scored three tries in the Brisbane match of 1910 and was a forward watched under 18. Spurs have a standout young forward in J Armstrong and the South six are expected to perform beyond their weight.
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Avidanca
Western Suburky
Gulliver
West Wery
Jim Sharman
R. Mitchell
C B
C. Lynch
Newtown
Tukes
Hunslet
Jim Loman
Hera
Thay
Sver
Australia
Jukes
Brisbane
Spurs
J. Armstrong
South
Jeek
Australian Rules Opens With Sydney Matchups and Debuts
Australian Rules season starts with South Sydney versus North Burhs at Erskineville as St George meets Newtown and Eastern Suburbs clashes with Sydney. Newtown shows mixed form with some new talent while Easts emphasize training and new players. Newcastle to face St George at Trumper Park with possible exhibition at Sydney Cricket Ground discussed, but ground reserved for interstate and competition games only.
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J. George
Mallett
Victoria
L. Wilson
Broken Hill
Dallistone
Boucher
Wardell
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Edgeworth
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Australia
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Gallembar
Newcastle
Trumper Park
Paddington
Distreas Belle
Pima
HK. Foreman
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Sydney Cricket Ground
Carlton
Honormex
Vic League Opening Attracts Saturday Clash Card
Victorian league opens with two standout matches and a loaded draw. Collingwood hosts Geelong while Melbourne meets Richmond at the MCG, with Footscray aiming to extend their home form against Essendon. Carlton faces South Melbourne as North Melbourne tackles Fitzroy and St Kilda hosts Hawthorn.
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Carlton
South Melbourne
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Vail
Tigers
Footscray
Essendon
Ons
Coward
Duttaworth
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Seasan
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