Drummoyne Dominate West In 35-6 Rugby Triumph
Drummoyne delivered a masterly display in Sydney on Saturday, overwhelming West 35 to 6. Kaonkin sparked play while Drummoyne’s backs and forwards worked in harmony, pressing the attack and creating scoring chances, with Styles and Storey among the standouts. West battled but failed to leverage their free kicks as Drummoyne’s defence and pace sealed the win.
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Drummoyne
West
Sydney
Kaonkin
Henes
Evitien
Druin Inesoe
Baelke
Weatertt Suborke
Ebiligs
Collis
Becwuse Colling
Tore
Melson
Vorthin
Hila
Drummieyne Wis
Storey
Norton
Hick
O'Gorman
Walker
Potchen
Willer
Hla
Rentro Kiel
Styles
Ramsey
Himt
Nehlasiora
Oulalandiy
Alwaya
Disputed City House Baseball Meeting Blocks Talks
The City Houses Association debates disqualification and representation amid a spat between NS(W)L South Western and Junior Union factions. A late conference proposal was rejected, with no official notification of disqualification. Next Saturday City Fogan faces a Western Districts tool at Reinfern Oval in a main match called Tustre Bathurst.
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M. A. Noble
Peteranam-Lalvhhardt
Tieforos
Ita
Broas
Lanter
Ar. H.W. Turner
Checheive
C.F
Membara
Pratt
City Fougan
Reinfern Oval
Imony
Tustre
Bathurst
All Blacks tour forecast and player omissions noted
A historical preview analyzes 1936 All Blacks form against Australia, praising captaincy and identifying omissions like Frank Kilby. It highlights players such as Jack Griffiths, Charlie Glivar, Collins, and Bert Ball, predicting a strong touring side despite gaps and questioning selectors’ choices.
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All Blacks
Porter
Brownlie
Richardson
Nicholls
Cooke
Jack Griffiths
Meredith
Auckland
Kilby
South Africa
Hera
Wes
Andrew
Canilney
Mery Cornen
New Zealand
Kirby
Tost
Rame
Australia
Frank Kilby
All Black
Great Britain
N.Z
Towers
Wallabies
Newcastle honors INNEY ANDERSON for lifelong RU service
INNEY ANDERSON of Newcastle, chairman of the management committee, is celebrated for his long devotion to Rugby Union. He coached The Wanderers, led training nights, and helped revive rugby in 1925, earning local renown for steady, behind the scenes work.
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Inney Anderson
New South Totes
Newcastle
Menagement
Cormminea
Fir
Wanderers
Belomon and Sadler to clash with Wel ington Old Boys tour
The article names players Belomon Sadler Tony Sadler from Wellington College Old Boys and notes big plays by Maely. Forwards show a weak bench while new players Liare Pepper Adking Feld Wynant Vearrath deliver. Leeson stands out with craft, Solomon wing forward shows prior Australia era form, McLean Hore Hadley Mehoney McKenzie King Manchester Lambourns Dalton referenced as well known. Bill Hadley stands as a key hooker on the tour. Hugh McLean praised as an outstanding loose man.
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Belomon
Sadler
Tony
Johnny
Solomon
Australia
Mclean
Hore
Hadley
Mehoney
McKenzie
Bill Hadley
Hugh McLean
Good winger from Newcastle shines for Queensland team
Good winger Toy BILLS of Newcastle, aged nineteen, played for Victoria in the combined country team, scored two tests and displayed quick, tricky running and solid defense. Weighing 13 stone 9 pounds and over six feet, he toured Queensland with 4.8.W. Jo 1084 a4 & Gintre, and is now expected to strengthen the M.8.W. wing for a match against the Maiors.
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Bush
Auckland
Wes
Rush
New Zealand
Chughay
Posalbuiites
Australia
Jack Grifftte
Toy Bills
Newcastle
Victoria
Queansland
M.8.w
Welsley Cup Winners Beaten in Brisbane
The youthful Fasse Junction rugby XV overcame Welsley Cup holders in Brisbane on Saturday, winning 16 points to five tries to two. J Kerwin starred with three tries and earned selection for Brisbane to face Wirwick next Saturday. Earlier GPS beat Valley 17 to five at Exhibition Oval.
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Fasse Junction
Rugby Union
Brisbane
Downing University
J. Kerwin
Wirwick
Exhibition Oval
Valley
Newcastle Rugby Notes Induce Rutherford and Palmar Return
Newcast le items report Jimmy Rutherford rejoining the side as a halfback with a strong recent form, aiming to challenge for the halfback position against the Moorts. Joe Palmer is praised for his work with Amateur Life Saving and Namwastle revival since 18%. Alex Hopkins from Maldon is advised to rest after rough treatment and seeks a return to form for forthcoming matches.
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Meriwether-Carlton
Newcastle
Jimmy Rutherford
Jimmy
No8ey
Joe Palmar
Joe
Namwastle
Eso
Amateur Life Saving Association
Tearm
Pre season football sees St Josephs edge The Kings
St Josephs College beat The Kings 11 8 in a tight pre season match at Hunters Hill. Riverview defeated Armidale 90 to 3 with strong forward play and swift backline, while St Josephs steamrolled Newington College 26 3 at half time and finished 13 tries to 3 with Crippin, Carrick, Whelan and Porter among the scorers.
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St Joseph's
King's
Riverview
Cone
St. Joseph's
Armidale
Hunters Hill
St. Jozeph
Poreter
Whelan
Kline
Harton
Beine
der Carrick
Bimpoon
S.C
AJC
Iverview
Agennon Armidale
Las Muide
Kelly
Tank Smith
Guerrir
Quinn
Sydney High School
Grammar
St. Jowenh's
Nandlinog
Joseph
Newington Collena
Syolnet
Wadnemuy
Steipson
Carrick
Cripaln
Whelum
Ad Pwvorvy
Dodey
Yoode
Possible Stars Rise as St George Fails to Shine
St George showed potential in the opening Sydney football fall games under Ham Crow, with Randeeick pulling them from danger late in the last minutes. Manly posted a strong 24 to 19 win as Hodgson led the attack, while Northern Suburbs and Parramatta upset expectations with bold bids for the finals.
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Tere
Sydney C
St. George's
Guint Randeeick
Murray
Randuiel
St. George
Ham Crow
Northern
Saturbe
Randwick
Colin Hedgaon
St. George Fva
Mattis
Sutalda
Parramatta backs miss finish as northerners edge through
In a chaotic match the Parramatta forwards failed to finish while the northerners broke through. B Brand led a strong University side that had the bye, with Aa maintaining top position on the score line.
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Parramatta
Farramatta
University
Veterans Reunion Highlights Rugby Past in Newcastle
A large turnout of retired rugby union players gathered in Newcastle last Friday for a joyful veterans reunion. Over 100 attendees, many with vintage play histories, shared stories of battles and old clubs, with notable figures from New South Wales and the New Zealand match era in attendance.
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Newcastle
Oligibla
Tot Fees
New South Wales
T. B. Wood
Ninmo Walsh
Johnny Bond
New Zenland
A.le. Hooker
Veterena
Billy J
Hve NS
Sydney
Mur Dlek Christi
Mayer
Igour
Peter Fleming
Bri
Oory Braddon
J. Sanderson
New South Water Rugby Union
Harry Lott
NSW hockey officials blast Victorian stance on Indians tour
NSW hockey officials condemn the Victorian body amid dispute over the Indian tour. NSW had sought direct talks with New Zealand, agreed to cover Indian travel costs, and pressed for funds to recoup expenses from matches in Western Australia, South Australia, and Victoria.
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HLA
Adelaide
Victoria
South Austria
Queensland
Australia
M.B.W
Western Australia
Indiana
Australa
Australis
Benoit
New South Wales
A.A
New Zealand
India
N.G.W
B.B.W
Thin Wes
Niewan
Auatralia
Australian Associaion
Nsw
DLW
Perth
W.S.W
Adelaley
M.S.W
Many Injuries Hit Victoria Rugby Union Matches
Saturday rugby in Melbourne yielded surprises with University defeated by Old Boys and Melbourne narrowly beating Geelong. Key players Hammon Minnis Dorr and Westfield face injuries threatening August fixtures. hammon weakened heart advised to rest next year.
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Melbourne
University
Old Boys
Geelong
Plany
Meoris
Hill Hammon
Wemelel Ihe Agalnet
Lezim
Hammon
Han
Minnis Mat Mile Fortune
Tasmania
BR Dorr
Westfield
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