Glebe Rugby League Triumph Over Balmain
Glebe defeated Balmain 22 12 at the Sydney Sports Ground to reinforce their prestige and heighten expectations for a clash with North Sydney. The Glebe forwards and backs combined for a brisk display with Summers and Burge shining, Redmond booted key penalties, while Balmain fought back in the second half but could not overturn a first-half Glebe lead.
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Sydney Sports Ground
Giebe
Balmain
Glebe
Aovern Suburba
North Sydney
South Sydney
Eastern Suburbs
Reds
Sydney Cricket Ground
Rubsell
Shoremen
Sports
M. Russell
James
Summers
Burge
Ong
James Summers
Internaveanal Rugger
Redmond
Toohey
Reet
Lebel
J. Robinson
Fraser
Hia
Craig
Lucas
Russell
Acres
Rone
Seasiders
Howeever
Gisbo
Imeide
Iamnend
Ind ‘Olebe
Latta
Schultze
Greenlees
Robinson
Love
Regan
C. Fraser
We. Craig
Tretheway
Millard
H. P. Abbott
Star of Sydney University
William Galloway
Randwick
Gwyn Nicholle
Sydney Grammar
South Wales
O. Nothlinng
A. Ot. Nomen
Mm . Staulen
LW. Wogan
A de Bate
Corey Quarters
W. Humphreys
N.5.w
Manly Oval
Aker
Manly
J. R. Black
Uiversity
R. Cc. Cooney
Newman
R. E. Lane
Western Suburbs
N. Scott
Petersham
J. Morgan
University
Ferguson
Woonona
Gladesville
Wyman
Cheney
McNee
Maoris win tight rubber over New South Wales 23 to 22
New South Wales led 22 to 6 at half time, but the Maoris staged a dramatic second half comeback at the University Oval to win 23 to 22. Parata’s Blues gained late pressure with two more tries by W Barclay and decisive kicks, while refocusing play and substitutions supported a thrilling finish.
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N.S
Wales
Macris
New South Wales
University Oval
Ovat
All Blacks
DB. Walker
D. B Laepk
Niente
Aha
J. A. Fe
E. Deva
D. Fowl
Smith
Matui
T. Barclay
Hull
Phillips
W. W. Merclay
Pelna
Tate
Abuira
Gre
J. Mill
Ing
T. Bevan
T. Tresite
Gommwell
Y Pine
Torenean
Tanguto
J. McGregor
N.S.W
Raymond
Iwo
Stanley
Parata
W. Barclay
Shute
Pine
Gemmell
Bannister
Penna
Fine
H. R. Pigott
Thorn
Australians Lose Final Test In Auckland To New Zealand
New Zealand defeated Australia 3-1 in the final Auckland Test before a record crowd of about 15,000, with Campbell and Cook scoring early for the hosts. Australia improved in the second half but could not overcome New Zealand’s stronger defence led by Corbett and Braithwaite. The tour ends with matches in Palmerston North Maitland Wentworth Park and returns home next week.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Campbell
Cook
Gibb
Doyle
Dane
Thompson
Halfums
Cumberford
Maunder
Brown
Corbett
Braithwaite
Cartwright
Dacre
Austraans
New
Dockyard
Granville
Commonwealth Dockyard
Wentworth Park
W. Mace
Griffen
Strahan
Cunningham
Galloway
Hawksley
University Oval Rugby League Test At Sydney University
Rugby league exhibition at the University Oval attracted about 5000 spectators. Universities led 17 to 11, but Metropolis won 34 to 31 with Burge and Toohey shining. Courtenay and Finn starred for the Universities while McMahon officiated the match.
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Sydney University Oval
New Zealand
Bowh
Thies
Metropolis
F. Burge
J.oohey
Ing Run Bee
Burge
Ustralian Universities
F. T. Courtenay
T. Linskes
Mo Op. Colaghan
J. Allises
Vipa
KE. Finn
Ove Elghth
D. Craig
Kalfimek
L. D. Betsee
Dunworth
G. Fisherrol
Ant
Ward
Fervants
Politan
Universiiies
Traig
McMahon
Toohey
Thesnpeon
Lephane
Id Be
Hareer
Am! Thompeon
Per “Ihete
Dalgies Antiers
Triot
Uekeown
Crippa
Fin
Leach
Courtenay
Mr. T. McMahon
Glebe Triumph Over Sydney Premiership Rival Blues
In a packed Sydney Premiership rugby league match about 13,000 spectators watched Glebe defeat Sydney by 2 points, 4-6 to 2. Glebe’s Mutiradh Touhey and Jamey scored tries, Hed converted two penalties. Haimale Watt and Loe added tries for Sydney, with Rusch converting. Other listed players and lineups include Murphy, Ogle, Suningers, Loaml Tooke, and McGrath among many. Western Burl cos, North Sydney, and other teams shown in match notes.
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North Bydney
Newtown
North Sydney Oval
North Sydney
Thompson
Faul
Horder
Paull
Ives
Cavanaugh
Main
Peters
Pye Wio
Faull
Sydney
All Black
Manly
Tran
Unioa
Hival
West Het Union
Wales
Bari
Gia x K
Peerene
Ieige Haebali
Sere Prem
Bat Aguinei
Rugby Union
R.L
R.U
W. T. Parata
South Sydney
University
Harder
Vermatile
Croll Tink
Horn
Frank Mire
Debe
Newt
Newt With 1 and 7, Tooke the Young Clee
Yielber
Tor
Hae
Guin Les Slamber
Kieke
Omed
Bop
Vidaek
Bas
Marler
Hees
Newcastle On Saranday
Western Subuttes
Camtral
Wales Rugby League
Cossir
Sydsey
Mosydiey Sports Girvaid
Cibe
Elsows
Glebe
Mutiradh
C. Touhey
Jamey
Thine
Hedwom
Gals
Haimale
Watt Ao Loe
Rusch
Cleber—J. Murphy
Tullinek
Ogle
B Suningers
T. Loaml
J. Tooke
Athree
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Glebe Rugby League
Birchgrove
Red
Gleve
Hey
Schultz
Watts
Cortly Russell
MecGrath
Gray
Giese
Rugger
Hodgins
Jus
Murphy
Globe
E.S. Burge
McGrath
Cameron
Winge
Wearing
J. Lawrence
Lawrence
South
Doig
West
Bellamy
R. West
Eastern Suburss
St. George
Ain
East
S.C.G
Lapham
Tye
Carstairs
Lover Oxford
Hoddinton
Connerton
Oxford
Australia
Northern Union
Han
Aueiraliy
Coumedix
NS. Wales League i
Ayrae
Epland
Scotland
Stanmore
Betwe
Ferriere
June Cemupensee
Charlie White
Pocationel
Cwm Viale
Giessest
R. Aldridge
Temora R.L.F.C
Bo Oeljee
Lie
Howe
H. R. Miller
Gydeey
Sut
T. H. Bosward
R. W. Adamson
N.Z
Pabekos
McCwulend
W. Billott
Lee
AL Wile
Maynurad
Joe
Billy Warbricky Gage
Tom Ellison
Durye Ia
Thie
Warbricks
Tom Eilison
Billy Warbrick
W Wynyard
Lee Warbrick
Goldsmith
Imorial
A. E. Bute
R. E. Shute
G. Mackay
C.M.G
Ds.c
Mesara
H. D. Wood
J. Herlihy
H. K. McPherson
A. F. Wilson
J. Whitehouse
J. H. Roxburgh
Hou Se
J. Toohey
Geoowronsna
Ets Nats
Pyrmont
Canterbury
Smarl
Maitland
McLean
Alewood
Hatcher
Wardough
Milner
Chapman Hippersley
Edwards
Pyemont
Crum
Loveridge
Anderson
Osborne
Burcham
M. Fortier
Shepley
Lauder
Stobil
Milner, Wardough
Hippersley
Cessnock A
Newcastle
Adamstown
Bush
Handcock
Cessnock
Thirroul
Pyrmont Rangers
Thirrout
Wentworth
Wollongong
Thirrautl
Balmain Fernleigh
Hancock
Porter
Leadbetter
Fernleigh
Manuel
Gallagher
Smart
Uni
de euSer
Bene
Lewee
Termes
Anthony Horderns
Camelaa
Vaney
Wirley
Anthony Hordern & Sons Limited
Brickfield Hill
Atints
Difre Place
Welnouene
Bass Ford
St. Weymenih
Adelaide
Havelock Tobacco
Rapair
Proce
le Px Laval
Lovett
Paterno
Epecia
H. Sexton
N. A
TE Colvin and Stanter
Woodworth
Walt and
David Penn Moreton
N.S.W. Bookstall Co., Ltd
George-Street
Fort Macquarie
Clifton Gardens
Lane Cove River Avenue
Circular Quay
Tola
Syoney Ferries
Lines Cricket Ground
South Vranec
Pda de Weetern Saluebe Ugizik
Dickewon
Bali Tei
Id Te
Tee
Isha
Itt
V. Tonee
Shan
Tair
Allhack
Pyh Fk
Willsott
Furvaell
OOM Kk
Melirath
Tere
Western Burlicos
McMillan
Mallhark
W. Gallina
H. Vem
Bel- Dele
Aki
North
Newiorn
Pene
W. Meitl
Nth Jed
Hhomer
He Ives
Potera
Sickel
Honder
Te Po
Serenan
Poafalew
Iain Gull
de Manabe
Eltiodt
D. Seddon
Oe Mansted
Ja, Bolowski
Iven C. Bell
L. Bull
Knight
Cavanough
Townsend
Jones
L. Stephenon
Tenon
Bydney Cricket Ground
Bauters Cee
Ole
Pointe
Joan
George
Curetais
D. Murray
Wes Subuh E
Wigner
Wright
An Oubate
Conmerten
Juerters
Caples
Sweelth
Kauk Mam
Wolew
Watkins
Mewtown
Bouin
Meurlee
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