Women athletes excluded from Australian National Games
J. 5. Eve, honorary secretary of the Australian Share Federation, says women athletes are excluded from the National Games to be held in Adelaide next year because they are not affiliated with the Australian Olympic Federation. The Australian Women's Athletic Association withdrew its affiliation after Los Angeles 1932. The International Olympic Federation seeks a ruling on 1936 Berlin participation. The matter remains undecided. Women may compete with the Australian Athletic Union in Melbourne if not in the Olympic Federation. The issue reflects women seeking greater administration within the federation.
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Australian Share Federation
Adelaide
Australian Women’s Athletic Association
Australia
International Olympia Federation
Berlin
Australian Olympic Federation
Thora Te Nun
Australian Athletic Union
Bas Jh
Melbourne
Queensland Triumph Over New South Wales in Brisbane
Queensland defeated New South Wales in Brisbane with a stirring display led by goal keeper Cicutto. Queensland's Tann and Goring forged attacks, while NSW forwards struggled for cohesion despite efforts from Wilkunson Workman and Smith. Parker and Donaldson contributed on the wings as Queensland's defense held firm and the Maroons edged ahead with a late rally to seal the win.
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New South Wales
Rishea
Ell Nance
Queensland
Cicutto
Aves
Thomas
NSW
Couls
Lira
South Wales
Queenslandera
Pidy
Patterson
Dawes
Thorns
Willinoort
Workman
Atroweeld
Whenry Smith
Iraly
Jed
Queenstand
Goring
Donaldson
Dawe
Campbell
McGreavey
O'Brien
Abe
Tapa
Cleutte
Hehe
Walt Tapp
Donaldwen
Carton
Qverted
Thomas Treads
Ant
Dover
Thormas
Qeensiod
Lang Pari
Brisbane
Smith
O'Brian
Ground disputes spark council conference over shared sports
In Newcastle, hockey, rugby, Australian Rules, and rugby union clash over use of ground space. The Women's Hockey Association, Rugby League, Australian Rules players, and others push for access as a council convenes a five-member deputation. A conference yields a plan to share one ground among Tangrur and Union while hockey and Australian Rules divide another. Cricketers enter the scene as ground access remains contested amid two months of stalled application.
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Meredubla
Hockey Association
South Mewcastle
Clyla Omeiol
Allicin
Allicin Was Aware of the Other's Fecishan
Rugby Union
Comg
Thias
Women's Hockey Association
Fugby League
Teles
Tangrur
Union
Uedica
Arnold
Jaieiralion Rules
Montia
Wathonal Parks
Noc. 2 Aparts
Australia
Azaodloilon
Br. Skeets
Ules
IL Gow
Newcastle Rugby Union
Confertmee
Ah J. Quinn
Rugby UN
Solary
Mewristle
Empire Ork
Mitcneil Park
Australian Rules Probables Win In Uneven Trial Match
The Saturday game between probables and possibles failed to show consistent cohesive play. Highlights included Wills, Stitt, P Smith, Phelan, G Radford, and Wisdom combining well at times. Many players appeared hesitant to showcase individual skills, though the afternoon held occasional bright moments.
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Charverry
Ciies
Potehe
Wills
Stitt
P, Smith
Phelan
G. Radford
Victorian League results and match notes
The report lists ITSO 4-10, Bewendon fh Garhian 0-12, Mellauena 7-12, Fouth Melbourne 17-14, Hawthorn 9-28, Calllogwae 19-20, Worth Melbourne 4-10, Geelong 1-15, Elcmond 1-16, Footweray 7-13. It notes rain and treacherous ground, a probables vs Victorians match with a 116 to 82 score, and player performances from Smythe, Phelan, Alicky, Muss, Hull, Blackacl, Perguena, Alten, Radford. It mentions selectors for the Victoria game and upcoming fixtures in Sydney and surrounding towns.
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Bewendon
Garhian
Mellauena
Fouth Melbourne
Hawthorn
Calllogwae
Worth Melbourne
Geelong
Elcmond
Bt. Kian
Footweray
Tuctte Tient
Smythe
Newtown
A. Suartire
A. Suartire, Ad the Centre Position On Baturday
Smith
A& Och
Binythe
Victorinos
Phelan
Powdlicl
Apos
Wos
Muss
Hull
Blackacl
Perguena
Alten
Radford
Messrs. Provan
Keyes
Sindera
Coas
Bucks
Dison
Rover
M. Sum
BR. Blackman
Helestian
B. Gatwin
Satveray
North South match ends in a washout
Reports detail a lopsided North South contest that failed to deliver expected fireworks. Northern tactics showed early menace and a key goal, but South defenses steadied, stifling further scoring as the match drifted toward a stalemate amid crowd noise and sporadic flashes from both sides.
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Eyany
Coulis Ward
Sni
Northorm
Kentifell Cup Clash Keeps Roseville Lead at Chatswood Oval
Roseville extends lead after defeating Petersham 14 8 at Chatswood and bonds beat Petersham 18 8 at same venue. Bondi Lefe Savers overtake Petersham for minor honors while Roseville and Bondi square off Saturday. strong backs and forwards noted in both, with Roseville pushing ahead despite Petersham scrambling scrums.
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Petersham
She Bates
Bondi
Chatswood Oval
Petershitni
Chatswood
Andl
Bondi L
Sovfmen
le Satl
Bondsere Sanguina
Auccusa
Rosevilla
Patersham
Bandi
Rostvilla Tacka
Bond
Mowington Oval
Caaualdies
Bondi Bucks
EL O'Rourke
W. Butterfeld
Tovarnes
Latalli
Rochville
BR. J. Johnston
Queensctiff L
North Cri Curl
Queanscliff Ls
J. Cow
O. Parsons
J. O'Brien
J. Thevant
J. Beckenham
Unbeaten High Schools meet in Sydney rugby clash
Sydney High and Hurlstone, both unbeaten, prepare for a decisive Wednesday encounter at North Sydney Oval. The match features strong backlines led by Sydney’s Rendall and North Sydney’s Culminant, with key tries by Forsyth and Corntorth shaping a likely tight contest as Glenmore next hosts the return.
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North Sydney
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Puchatone
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Cturrietlands
Chanpal
Dannie
Gealtl
Morth Gydney High School
Siney
Hurrell
Tower
Chunayoni
Syinay
Rendall
Smith
Atunga
Ione Faeweriis
Belvol
McDoneld
Ube
North Sranay
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