North Sydney Leaders For Syanay Premiershie
The resumption of club contests shows North Sydney top the table as Glebe drop, while Eastern Suburbs and Balmain struggle. Newtown nearly toppled Balmain. Crowds of 10,000 witnessed a poor Glebe Easts match. Cubitt returns with Caples promising Suburbs form.
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North Sydney
Syanay
Glebe
Eastern Suburbs
L. A. Cubitt
H. Caples
Balmain
Australian Universities Meet Metropolitan Team at University Oval Today
The Australian Universities tour after Auckland faces a strong Metropolitan side at University Oval. Players named include N. Tor, H. Horder, D. Seddon, W. Gillespie, J. Tooney, and D. Thomson captain, with reserves F. Funnell. The visit follows heavy scheduling in New Zealand amid criticism of the program and postponed fixtures involving South Sydney and the University.
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Auckland
Oval
Pitti Ne Ee
N.tor
H. Horder
D. Seddon
W. Gillespie
J. Tooney
D. Hedging
D. Thompson
W. Ives
C. Prentice
H. Bains
KE. Lapham
A. Fraser
Firal
F. Funnell
Australia
Newland
Rugby Union
Sydney
Manly
R.U. Maoris
New Zealand
South Sydney
Return from New Zealand Impressions and matches recap
A travelogue style summary of a sports tour in New Zealand with Auckland and Domain matches on June 24 and 28, plus a return trip. It notes 15,000 attendance with only about 10, etc. A rough journey including a break down and long travel, heavy grounds, and final scorelines 74 to 16 for Auckland.
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Rotorua
Remar
Auckland
the Domain
Saturdy
Domain
Pne
Rangers
Hamilton
South Auckland
Ngarawhia
Hamiton
Carlaw Park
Victori Ey
Stare Ok
Moeraki
Maoris Tour North West and New South Wales Rugby Scene
Strong New Zealand Maoris touring North West Australia and New South Wales blend with Sydney premiership action. The visit features players from Auckland Wellington and Canterbury, while NSW teams Western Suburbs Glebe Balmain University and Old Boys contest the premiership's second phase amid reception of the Maoris.
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J. D. Shearer
Calcinal
Wellingtop
Masters
Taranaki
Richardson
Otago
Crownley
Hawken Bay
Couples 1i
Ments
Whyte
Southland
E A. Bellis
Anron
Bries
Auckland
Smyth
Canterbieu
A G. Donald
Wairarapa
Pater
Eer Cary
Australia
All Blacks
Liddelle
New Zealand
J. G. Donald
E. A. Bellis
N.Z
Austral
Steel
Storey
E. Roberts
Sydney
Wellington
Ulimarom
Walcha
New England
Inverell
W.S.W
N.S.W
T. E. Smith
D. Fowles
R. Davis
O. Humphreys
R. Cooney
Blackwood
R. Ferguson
H. R. Pigott
E. E. Booth
R.U
France
England
Wales
A. R. B. Palmer
N.3.w. Rugby Union
Mulgoa
Manly
N.S.W. Rugby Union
Western Suburbs
Gibebe Balmain
Old Boys
University
Eastern Suburbs
Glebe-Balmain
G.P.S
Globe Balmain
Moulton
Macdonald
Sydney Grammar School
A. Walker
C. Thompson
Sheehan
Arnt
Raymond
Iing
Eld
R. G. Lesney
Fowles
W. Marrets
Gordon Walker
Ae Hssity
Anney
Walker
Marrett
Eastern Urbe
Eagy
Petersham
North Sydney
Buntine
E- Lane
Davis
Palmer
Armwien
Logan
Rae
Davie
Tang
Taea
Sauce
Coop
Australia and New Zealand battle in Auckland Test
Australia trails New Zealand in third Test with New Zealand winning 3-1 at Christchurch. The Australian side shows improved form on tour, beating Taranaki at New Plymouth and preparing to face South Auckland at Hamilton. Canterbury and Granville contests highlight strong local play, while other matches feature Balmain, Eastern Suburbs, and Sydney district results with notable defensive efforts and late goals.
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Australia
New Zealand
Auckland
Alick Gibb
al Glecks
Sydney
Christchurch
Wellington
North Island
Taranaki
New Plymouth
South Auckland
Hamilton
North Manawges
Doe Beck
Chama Nerampionship
Gai
Lesgua
Canserbar
Tmetropatten Press Rment
Campais
Feston
Canterbury
Crum
Anderson
Pyrmont
Oail
Adenue
Alewood
Maitland
Blues
Bieperner
Wardough
Forterbury
Fender
Riley
Charleville Rugby Carnival Highlights in Western Queensland
Mr W B Byrne reports Charleville hosts a lively rugby league carnival with visiting teams from Cunnamulla and beyond. The match details praise fast passing and strong defence, noting standout players and a rare crowd turnout. The piece also reflects on the spread of rugby league across Queensland and compares attitudes to the newer code in Sydney and Newcastle tours.
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Queensland
W. BR. Byrne
Charleville
Lege Cyn
Wester
West Agalint
Brivbane
Eoms Smunm Milla
Charlevill
Felding
Everal
Charleviie
Cunnarmulla
Ftuma
Charles Ile
Conmoulian
A. Tatham
A. McWay
Tillbeck Hoole
McWarlane
Oral Savith
Amily
Murkay
Vronk Furge
Duman Thorn
Sydney
Victoria versus New South Wales clash at Erskineville Oval
The article previews Australian football featuring Victoria and New South Wales meeting on Saturday at Erskineville Oval. It notes optimism for Victoria’s state team while acknowledging the challenge of defeating the visitors, blending player anecdotes and observed form.
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Mallway
Paddington
Bentons
Sydney
Victoria
Australia
N.S. Wales
Erskineville Oval
South Australian team selected to meet Victoria in Melbourne
The South Australian squad of 18 was named for the Melbourne match. After late withdrawals by Allingham and Trescowthick the final selection features Lyne Daly Beatty and Scanlon in key positions with Norwood, Sturt, Torrens and South players spread through forward and back lines. The side departs Adelaide with West Torrens providing players for interstate duties. Norwood also plans a tour including Mount Gambier Ballarat and a Sydney match before July 16. Saturday results saw Torrens and Sturt draw after a late Raene kick, with Norwood top after beating South Adelaide. other scores listed for North Adelaide Glenelg Port Adelaide and West Adelaide.
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Frame
Agaliet Victoria
Brdtney
Railway
Paddington
Garen
Newtown Emain
Puddington
Erakineville Oval
Wilham
Thry
Quin
Senithy
Oakman
Wat
Fitegera Percy
Rahee
Cain
Tardbetton
Hall
Godfrey
Paddés
Berth Ted
Rom Groat
Orth Bydney
Geatstckers
Finney
Byun
Castles
Iusim
Ackera
Onnlop le Pres
Ogee Ev
Hopkins
Warren
Cnarrow
Alexandria
Newtown
Kydney
How
Tai Reaster
Guerin CD
Crotty Haban Meey
Caney
Fo Lars
Recon
Costing
Bowe
McCoy
Clancy
Sydney
J. F. Orene
Narrandera
Adelaide
Melbourne
Junee
Leeton
Matong
Marrar
Coolamon
Grong Grong
Gammain
Victoria
Flest
Allingham
Port
Trescowthick
North
Lyne
Sturt
J. W. Daly
South
C. Beatty
Karney
Torrens
Barnes
West Adelaide
Roving
Caust
Beatty
Daly
West Torrens
N.S.W
Wagga
Riverina Association
Norwoods
Mount Gambier
Ballarat
Raeney
Schumaker
Hepburn
Sibley
McKee
Sampson
Waye
Allen
North Adelaide
Glenelg
Curnow
Conrad
Dawe
Ween
Thomas
Sprig
Kinnear
Stemner
Hanley
Hoss
Mutton
Percival
Hillier
Por
Bayley
Dayman
Robertson
West
Ean
Macklin
Dance
Artin
Wales Rugby League Results First Grade Premiership
Eastern Suburbs defeated Glebe 21 to 6 at the Kydngy Ground with Renfrwn 3 tries Helmes Wathing and Iver and 8 goals by Osterd. Balmain beat Newtown 31 to 10 with Main kicking four penalties. Referee T. McMahon. Attendance about 10,000. Players listed include W. Neill Kasten Suburbia Rigney Wright Norman Cubitt and others.
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Wales
Eastern Suburbs
Renfrwn
Helmes
Wathing
Iver
Osterd
Glebe
Ogle
Feres
W. Neill
Kasten Suburba
Soburte
St. Sores Bo
Haltetime
West EU
Forchemer
Leddy
Golling Twa
Ee Doig
F Vans
N. Matterson
W. Matthews
U. Bellamy
Is A. Mendel
Fergie
Courtary
Prentice
Drew
J. Leddy
Forwarda
Cnet
Anus Lagag W
Mechler
D. Larkey
G. Carntuire
Menschenerert
A. Traynor
Avewighth
T. Kalbecki
Jackson
A. Gore
Burtell
Lapham
Hi. Flower
C. Tye
Kydngy
Balmain
Newtown
Lithimann
Robinson
C. Fraser
Latte
Trie
Husell
Main
Beld
T. McMahon
Greenlees
Tracker Forbes Remembers the Great Essendon Idol
The piece recalls Tracker Forbes, a towering Essendon figure, praised as a pillar of Es sendon football. It recounts his rugged strength, unselfish play, and enduring influence, with tributes from teammates, opponents, and a large crowd at his graveside.
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Essendon
Tracker Forbes
Fitzroy
Forbes
Tracker
Peter Burns
Jack Worrall
Fred McGinis
Albert Thurgood
Dick Lee
le Gaunt
Agare
Torney
Thurgood
Adelaide
Bunny Daly
Oaly Bertram
Jack Holbrook
Ernest Jones
Cricke
McKengie
Port Adelaide
Otten
Tom Banks
Famosa
George Vautin
Tamania
Colin Campbell
Areato Vic University
Cole
Essendonians
New Zealand Team Faces Pressure After Close Tackle
In a tense match cited as a crucial test, the New Zealand squad faced a tough moment as a late tackle near the sensor area sparked debate over rules and sportsmanship. Coaches urged focus on defense and team cohesion to rebound.
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Raem
New Zealand
Sinner
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Kyogly
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Universe Uralates Rr Aeae
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Start
Norwood
North Park
EMI
Aetstatdie
Rooth Adelaide
L. A. Pis 'Y
W. Bupures
George
The
House of Econom
Anthony Horderns
Triumph
Tosracco Department
Anthony Hordern
Charles
Dames
Jessie Forbes
George Stuckey
Charlie Finlay
Con. Hickey
McMichael
Dick Gibson
Dinny McKay
Little Dug Irvine
South Melbourne
James Grace
Charrett
Frank Musgrove
Shanahan
Williamstown
Jack Coward
Footscray
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Trackerstalk
Don Hickey
Harry Todd
Jet Track
Purdy
Racker
Booth
Jimmy O'Meara
Joe Hogan
Kilda
Carlton
J. Gardiner
Frank Caine
Ack Melville
Mick Whelan
Staroy
J. Worrall
Billy Cleary
S. McMichael
Bob King
Australasian Footbal Council
RK. McLeod
Paddy Row
W. J. Smith
J. Graham
E.F.C
Chariie Long
Samson Essendon
Hugh Gu Mark Shea
Son Barry
Bob
Alick Dick
Towle Legge
George Hastings
Ed Croft
Walt Parsons
Davieg Bloomfeld
H. Nixos
R. W. ¥. Warrington Rogers
W. R. Fleming
Easendon
Uecker
Heavenly
W.S.W. Rugby Football League
Australian Universities’ Sports Association
Public Schools’ Amateur Athletic Association
H. Br, Miller
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