Collingwood Triumphs In Slippery Ground Showdown
Collingwood defeated Geelong by a clear margin in a tough mud slick match. Key contributors included Collins, Todd, and Bendle with unusual accuracy and aggressive play. Geelong's superiority in ruck and midfield balance kept Melbourne and South Melbourne at bay earlier, but Collingwood’s late surge sealed the win.
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Santa
Timis Nota
Wilson
Collingwood
Rallbeck
Eere Guarec
Snevennens
Kinser
Esenidon
Ewen bin
Heger Flavens
Sheehy
Brown
Buck
Baker
Lee Warward
Coventry Brothers
Westcott
Rosendon
Wart
May
Farrell
Laing
South Melbovene
Geelong
South
Gestong
Honore
Hy Js Muarler
Geslone
Tota
Geelons
Todd
I Rn
Oveensslity
Johny
Mr. Corer
Craagn Lin Foefend
Bendle
Wate
Handa
Tandy
Mteroy
Melbourne
Fissroy
Fale Yuck
MollynesFeasve Fergie
Kallee
Collins Alac
Nein ‘Arte
Beaune
Catherine Lids
Nsumon D. Wain
Ida Like
Richmond
Tigers
St. Kilda
Almett
Bert Tae
Sekalda
Say Tien
Seoitiy
Comioilly
James
New Zealand Sporting News Update
A brief sport dispatch covers New Zealand events with emphasis on recent performances and upcoming fixtures. It notes key athletes, teams, and venues while signaling ongoing competitive momentum across rugby, cricket, and sailing circles.
Diamond Sculls chatter and New Zealand rowing trials
The report covers racing gossip from the Diamond Sculls and a Dunedin regatta, noting rain, wind and crowd turnout. It mentions Australia and New Zealand teams, players like Cook and Knot Malinder, and coaching by George Towns. It also previews the world regatta, announcing interest in a New Zealand team and possible selection trials in Auckland and Wellington.
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Extisbrook
Dunedin
Tla
Australia
Stauider
Me Ward
Thommon
Teewardn
Zealasd
Clavian
Wight
Claxton
Bop
Snd
Lumberford
Bere
Ballard
Fisher
Braithwal
McAuley
Gu Gerbett
Gibbs
Jones
Brownlee
Ghanian
Australien
Ballerd
Adnate
Dad
Ae ‘Brundell
Cook
Maundec
New Zealand
Knot Malinder
Hanley
Tharin
Gay
Barurdey
Rawlig
Feeney
Betwee Oaford
Cambridge Wa
Haitiledan Lock
Henley Bridge
Henley Reat Wall
Famsitos
Dfn
Arthur Sayner
Suuller
Queanalend
Auattalia
England
George Towns
Australian swimmer plans Channel attempt from Sydney
The article discusses Australian open water swimmer plans to attempt the English Channel from Sydney on May 10, 1902, naming rivals like Morrie and references to prior Channel attempts by Captain Matthew Webb and T W Burges. It notes challenges of currents and water temp and mentions potential financial backing and training efforts in Australia and Britain.
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Falisa
Jellinpeda
Mendic
Tom Morrie
Ashley
Sunt
War Brund
Ste
Swim Bator
Roy
Australia
Walt
Sydney
Ohn Reales Seon
Amy
Matthew Webb
T. We Burges
Znenab
Steim
Jabee Wolffe
Davis Cup Rules Conference in London Next Week
A London conference next week will discuss Davis Cup regulations including travel costs and similar meeting procedures. Objections were noted to the proposed seating and expense rules, with comments about adapting the clause. Names and places are limited by the fragmentary text.
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London
Rae
Eesti
Tneraaha Ab Mmtrian
Comastovie Hole World 20
Asle, Ausrsila
Amd
Fragmented OCR reveals scattered names and events across a dated page
OCR text shows a jumble of names such as Callie, Prater, and Stanley along with fragmented place references and numbers. The noisy snippet hints at mixed notices and possible event mentions, but few clear facts or cohesive actions emerge from the unreadable lines.
Unclear text fragment hints at a football contest
The readable lines mention a football game and figures like Edmiart and Capone in a noisy, garbled recount. No clear date, team names, or outcomes are discernible, leaving only fragmented references to a match and performers amid nonsensical phrasing.
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Essendon
Lesgue
Victorias Lasgle Paxiersman
Viait
Retores
SS Sind
Royal Henley
Baynen
Ay Argus
Ine Ue
Ethene
Sendational
Tom Morris
Imisade Rianio Sogiard
Temy Umion
Facial
Uc Era
Sherratcha
Pirates
Zingari-Richmond
Wellington
Univer
Promiuad Grettinin
Tach
Bn Fo Neta
Dro Jong
Boneh
Sever Eurprin Mac
Ehves
Dl ‘Lay
Marivale
Iste
Mbion
Ryder
Lyteton
Marina
Kino
Crattoy Gs Ponsonvy
Nort Bors
Deel
Auckland
Walaa
Moseley
Germany
Owelllaguacy
Dallan
Barnes
Bagnes
Fearnet
Baynes la Caryale
Karl
Sonny Erinseg
James Paddon
B. Arnat
Fredy
Datey
Will Callenge
Minnar
Mauriog
Lasarvine
Indaen
Hellense
Riss Berry
Byrney
Pangital Cronente
Bee
Dereaford
Gollar
Beresford
Vernon Fred Seto
Clinghiah
Chav Pagshie
Ae Sentted
Barreford
Gollan
Hamingtorn
Sculla
Saul
Krale Barry
Baynes
George Town
Henley
Beresfard
Dollan
Asic
Wwe Hoover
Duluth B.C
Anthur Bayes
Herley
Athur
Mit
Anard Shallemar
Ghent
Nsw
Rugby Football League
Eastern Suburbe
George—Cricket Ground
Balmain
Western Suburbs
South Sydney—Cricket Ground
Newtown
North Buchey
North Bytinay
Bar
Dons
Plu Vas
Sande
Vine Las Md
AE A
Mel Lam
Apt
Jay Prater
Allen
Ceri
Callie
Gsialtta
Yar Sarna
Obsrun
Farry
Kewiton
Acta
Sion
Pitrah
Fera Ieee
Formia
Fer
Stanley Sane Masham
Atshad
Owe Jarry Ullvat
FaNalbourh
Rm Tito
Iharry Ita
Estes
Seas Lee Bom
Esata
Ian
Lassetter
Fox
Ahs
Sia
Rina Rive
Foxe
Chev
Uual Pelee
Lassetter’s Sale
George Street
Wusy Dover
Dave
P.D
Peter Dawson
Lid
Glasgow
Scotland
Otlana
Peter Reo
Sara
Harmon
amuLiion
Macellanfour
Mer Capone
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