Carlton Beats Geelong in Sydney Exhibition Rugby Match
Carlton defeated Geelong 21 10 to 14 in a high scoring Sydney exhibition at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Ted Todd starred with strong defense and marking while Carlton's team overall impressed as crowds exceeded expectations. the match highlighted rugby and the colonial game in a festive, historic atmosphere.
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Opening carnival thrills as West and South draw
In brilliant sun the Premier of Victoria opened the 1927 Australian Rules carnival with a parade of teams from Victoria Western Australia South Australia Tasmania and New South Wales. The opening match West versus South ended in a 4 1% point draw amid mud heavy conditions and a late South comeback to snatch victory in a thriller before about 11 000 spectators. West Australia led by Watts and Fletcher faced tough battle against South Australia with high marks and sharp play. South began strong but West fought back, delivering fearless defense and strong running through the middle.
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NUS
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N.E.W
Aleventh-Hectory
Sydney
Waywe
Berkut
Carnival Teams and Opening Term Football Match
Victoria and South Australia colors clash as teams wear dark blue brown and green. The match at Shen featured Lill McDiarmid and Owens starring for West, with South’s Metthey and Craigridge strong in defense, Victoria’s Crie and Johnson scoring, but West won 12 45 to 9 15 amid muddy conditions and neutral umpires announced by the Council.
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Kemper
South
Tine
Craig
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Thema
Owens
Metregne
August Thirteenth Upsets Across Football Codes
In Sydney on a notable Saturday August thirteenth, Balmain defeated Invincible in rugby league while Carlton beat Geelong in Australian rules. Soccer also saw upset results as Ryde Gladesville leaders were toppled and St. Josaph's suffered a setback amid a day of reversals across rugby union and other codes.
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Victoria Dominates South Australia In Big Carnival Dash
Victoria outplayed South Australia early in the big carnival clash, taking a commanding 40 point win. The Victorians showed superior dash and teamwork, with sharp passing and stronger kicking, while South Australia fought back in patches but could not halt the pace.
Victoria and South Australia Match Sparks Wet Carnival Play
In a soggy encounter Victoria and South Australia clashed with mixed form. South Australia pressed forward with effective link play, four goals contributing to a late surge as Coventry and Metormack stood out, while Victorian defense wavered and faded in the final stages.
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South Australia
Lowe
Whitelead
VANDAL SUGGESTION What of the Cross-bar
An Australian game discussion from Geelong and Carlton in Sydney argues the rugby variant is the real game but asks if it would improve with a crossbar and the umpire power to penalize players who break rules. The writer compares British football codes and urges stricter enforcement to curb transgressions.
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Victoria's 21 14 win tops South Australia in high scoring clash
Corbett steadied play as Victoria defeated South Australia 21 to 14 in a high scoring match. Coventry and Moriarty led Victoria with standout marking and goal kicking while Donovan and Taylor provided pace and defense. For the losers Riley and Lill were prominent, with others like Ashby and Morrin contributing on the back lines.
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Tasmanian Football Carnival Opens in Hobart with State Schools action
Inter state carnival results report mixed scores from Friday games with Australia defeating West Australia 29 minutes in, and Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, and Tasmania players listed with goal tallies. Third All Australian State Schools’ Football Carnival opened by Governor Sir Jarman to about 500 attendees at Hobart. Richmond and South Tasmania clubs played a late thriller, Richmond edging South Tasmania by 12 17 to 12 10 amid fluctuating fortunes in a tight fourth quarter.
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Carnival talks of NSW football carnival gains hope
The Sydney-area carnival draws large crowds for double programs as New South Wales and Victoria vie for the lead ahead of the final match next Saturday. NSW shows strong form with improved defense and midfield, while Victoria remains the favorite with a solid defence and sharper forward play.
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