Misfortune of All Blacks Tour Contends with Injuries
Star players miss matches on the New Zealand tour as Page, the treohth allrounder, sat out 18 days due to penalties. Page, tied to British clubs, is no stranger to English rugby and previously played for Homdl. Wurst Military College and London Scottish associations are noted. Ireland match injury details include W. E. Biney suffering a jaw fracture.
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Page
New Zealand
All Blacks
Homdl
Will
Nod
LTA
Lourndhiénts
Dole
LMA
Red Perry
Mt Ey
Fine
Jane Sonar
Great Britain
Hosling
Iby
Berry
Ti An
America
Perry
Birthdays of Sportsmen Highlight Dec Events
Sportsmen marked for birthdays include figures such as T J Aertigan the Chief Railway Commissioner NSF and B B Oxenham of St Ignatius College athletic team. George Conde from USA and I Ry Fine of Newington College are also listed as sports figures with notable ties to December observances.
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T. J Aertigan
NSF
B. B. Oxenham
St.Ignatius College
George Conde
USA
Simmer
Bee. I. Ry Fine
Newington College
Injured players hinder early 1900s rugby lineup
A fragmentary 1900s report notes multiple injuries in early fixtures, with forwards sidelined and players from Wallabies era teams substituted. The text mentions Peter Burge, Kaen White, and Naples terms, and references All Ushio and Dikwe Wut in a cryptic historical rugby context.
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Ite
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Ilone
Ubahes
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Caine
Wallabies
Tive Forwanda
Peter Burge
Peter Op
Lanai
Permiii
Materwa
Lees
Auatratin
Yu AL Furse
Cncine
Contested Rugby and Cricket News From London to Moscow
The report surveys rugby links with Russia and mentions matches in London and Moscow. It notes coach Joy Nan guiding clubs in Moscow and Leningrad, and references South African cricket manager Mr Snooke preparing a test report for the South African Cricket Association.
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Yen Yell
Lemus
Livab
Lona
Joy Nan
Torwerhy
Franck National
Puig Hy
Moscow
Leningmed
Mhwilav
Antpolo
Siice
Ar. W
Guilitl
United States
Amiasadar
London
D. Snooke
South African Cricket Association
Anooke
England
Agland Baladora
Essex
A. D
Mit
Shebke
Springboks
Noblemen hired as golf escorts fail in New Jersey clubs
The Rivervelo Country Club widows in New Jersey attempted to hire impecunious European nobles as escorts but the plan collapsed. Reported by British United Press, the nobles were lively yet unreliable, often missing breakfasts and lacking golf discipline as the club president noted the venture would not work.
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Rivervelo
New Jersey
United Press
All Blacks Edge Llanelly In Tough Welsh Test
The All Blacks defeated Llanelly in a rain soaked, misty clash at Stradley Park before about 20 000 spectators. Forward play was solid yet the Welsh pack excelled in set scrums and lineouts while Sadler and Griffiths showcased danger in attack.
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Linnelly
Disputed Tate and Nichols Test Joins Championship Vacant
A chaotic sports note discusses Tate and Nichols in a contested test case from the Daily Mail on behalf of Alor Me Nichols. Officials found Nichola slightly longer, while Cole’s claim proved broader. the championship remains vacant as an official ruling awaits.
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Ian
Reser -Reecer
Mall
Alor- Me
Te Judpes
Nichola Turterum
Cole
Birdie in Ninth Beadle Twist During Rhodesia Women Match
In a Rhodesia women’s match at Nhana Nthe a bird swooped and carried away a ball near the ninth hole. Players and caddies searched the tree and found the missing ball in a hawk’s nest after the hawk dropped it.
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Nhana
Nthe
Rhodesia
Aperone
Anished
All Blacks questioned after Gloucester Somerset clash
Gloucester and Somerset beat 23 to 2 as referee and All Blacks display draw criticism. Faraway reader notes England team weak and predicts upset as next matches unfold amid commentary on tactics and vigor.
Moorefield Racing Visit Delayed by Boat Strike
A visitor to the Moorefield coon Weeting last Saturday, Turon Melbourne rider Webster, planned a ride to New Zone land but could not proceed without the boat, delaying the visit to Ia honteland. He also aimed for a Dominion ride and a drainer's ticket. Webster, known to Sydney keepers, and Perry Purposes at Mars Grhie races last week are noted.
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Webster
Tron Melbourne
Turon
Gome
New Zoneland
Ia Honteland
Aresume
Dominion
Bydney Kceppers
Palmer Pleases Fans In Wembley Fight Report
London reports Ambrose Palmer pleased fans with a clever ring display at Wembley last Tuesday night against Wenglob. Palmer fought with a protective thatch, his precise footwork and combinations earning praise from ringside experts, while Wenglob pressed hard but found little purchase. Palmer’s postfight mood mixed with news from Tone impacted him, but he showed resolve as he eyes future bouts and coaching plans. The article also touches on boxing news including Obie Walker’s recent win and upcoming matches shaping the British scene.
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Berg
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England
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Tommy Lowghran
Kiture
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Ulsather
British Boxing Board of Control
Son Hin
Rugger’s Gentleness Report From London Matches
A garbled London report notes three more rugby casualties after a game between Mneir and Edinburgh Glasrow. Captain Jack Manchester and Dave Solomon suffered injuries, with ear and shoulder issues mentioned. McLean dislocated shoulder and injured arm are cited amid chaotic phrases about larger opponents and replacement procedures.
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Mneir
Edinburgh An Glasrow Looni
Glasrow
Jack Manchester
Dave Solomon
Scully
Bonny Prince Triumphs at Murray Bridge Track
Shaky report from Murray Bridge details Bonny Prince winning a race amid a dramatic scene with owner GPACDE Naigh and staff discussing the horse’s welfare. The event includes references to Paddy Shallary, Shaw and El, with intense crowd reaction and veterinary attention noted.
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Benny Prince
Shaw
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Halgh
Murray Bridge
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el Shaw
Waleh
Cotton to Return to England and Contest Local Clubs
ENRY COTTON, 1934 British Open champion, plans a return to England and a switch to professional play. Details mention Wimbledon Park Golf Club, Waterloo Golf Club Brussels, and a vacancy at Wimbledon Park, with quotes about the year’s fixtures and other golf personalities.
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Rowland Jones
W. J. .Cos
Addington
America
Papuan Boys Learn Our Life Saving Methods
Fifteen Papuan boys at Sydney's Medical School of the University study tropical licenses while quartered at North Head quarantine. Queenscliff Surf Life Saving Club invited Mr Walsh to teach Australian surf methods. 14 of the visitors attended their first drill under Chief Instructor Bill Forester. They aim for Bronze Medallions and Proficiency Certificates early next year.
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Manly
Surf Association of Australia
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Queenscliff ‘Club
Boxing Promoter Plans Delay For Harveys Title Fight
The article notes Harvey delaying a title fight with Loughrin as the Board of Control prepares a date for the bout with Paterson. Harvey seeks promoter arrangements and discusses keeping his boxing plans intact despite family concerns. Peterson’s role and farmer dealings are mentioned as part of the wider context.
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Bla
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Harvay
Torma
Peter- Son
Gifts to A. W. Carr Honoring Notts County Cricket Club
The Daily Press notes Notts County Cricket Club honors A W Carr the former captain of the county. Gifts include an illuminated address a souvenir for Mrs Carr and a silver mount on a bat presented at Carr's last county captaincy in 1984.
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