Queensland Defeats New Zealand in Rugby Match
The Queensland team, buoyed by strong form from Bulimba Cup play, defeated New Zealand 31 to 11 signaling sharper selection trials for future tests. NSW showed less impressive form, while coaches debated refereeing practices in Sydney as Queensland eyes Interstate honors and a potential Test match.
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New Zealand
Queensland
New South Wales
Maroons
J. Reardon
F. Gilbert
Reardon
Sydney
Brisbane
New South, Wales
G.R.L
T. McMahon
Weels
Don Manson May Be Lost to Sydney Football
Don Manson, South Sydney's wing threequarter and four try hero against Balmain, is only nineteen and weighs 14 stone. He may be lost to Sydney football when he turns twenty in July, due to age limits and a job with a Sydney company. He has risen as a standout young sportsman with rare pace and positional sense on attack.
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Don Manson
South Sydney
Balmain
New South Wales
Sydney
Manson
Ilneype
Sydney Cricket Ground
Goodwin
F. Felsch
Shocks for Big Names Mark Sydney Premiership Revival
Sydney rugby reports a revival after the break with big matches boosting teams like St George and Eastern Suburbs. McAndrew, aged 18, impressed at half back for South Sydney while Pope and George captaincy aided Marine forward work. North Sydney and Norths showed promise though fitness and form varied. Five thousand attended Brimbar to watch a key upset by Annandale or similar club.
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McAndrew
Bastamera
Pope
George
Hink
Anterbury-Bankstown
Brimors
Ina Apron
North
G.B
Jl Tnund
Cronco
Hocker Kirfaidy
H. Porter
Secon Hatch
RK. McCarter
Biel
Prarce
North North Sydney
Allack
Rugby league notes on Canterbury and Sydney clubs
Eastern Suburbs and Canterbury-Bankstown feature in a chaotic report praising players and coaches, noting Canterbury's 41 to 0 win over Western Suburbs and South Sydney's solid defense at Pratten Park. Balmain struggles to link forwards, while South Sydney’s record stands strong.
Fiery forwards outplay New Zealanders in Australia
New Zealanders were outmuscled by Queensland forwards in a hard fought match in Australia. Brimble's smart tackling and a strong Queensland scrum gave the Maroons the edge, while New Zealanders led by Vorl and Chase showed sporadic moments but failed to sustain the attack. Queensland won 21-11 with key tries from Burke and Conner and solid kicking from Gilbert.
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Tittleton
Centro
W. P. Brimble
Maroons
Reardon
W. Brimble
Aio Pees
Hils Brother
Smith
Isfl
Wong Toneh
Gut
Brown
TL Chase
Serence
J. Vorl
New Zealand
Hila
Oleft
Aeroes
Zealane
Whittie
Vikitare
Lilt
Ryrie
Cooper
Anniball
South Sydney Defeats Balmain In Fast Rugby Bout
South Sydney showed speed and sharp attacking play to rout Balmain 35 to 7. Manton on the left wing sparked four tries as Rumson and the inside men backed him, while Balmain failed to match South's pace and cohesion. FP Johnston starred at fullback with reliable kicking.
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Manton
Minrhed
Poléeh
Judement
Rumson
South
FP. Johnston
Balmain
Wyde
J. Winchester
Balmain Triumphs Over South Sydney In Tight Scrums
In a hard fought match Balmain edged South Sydney with late scores after ten scrummages. Key plays by Balmain backs and forwards kept pressure, while South Sydney forwards created chances but failed to convert. Injuries shuffled Balmain’s lineup, with Johnson out and Pidecot stepping in to steady the side.
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Balmain
South Sydney
Folach
Contro
AL Quiniivan
A. ‘Thompson
McGaunan
D. Kearney
P. Willums
Firat
W. Blachot
Elschoff
Balamin
Balaman
Johnson
Jag
J. Pidecot
New Zealanders Win Over Toowoomba in Tight Rugby Fight
In Toowoomba 2600 spectators watched Wer Sealand defeat Toowoomba 12 to 11 after a 10-8 half time lead. The pale raised £143. The New Zealanders, despite loose handling, showed form across four matches in eight days and may struggle to maintain pace for the rest of the tour and the Sydney match.
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Rhading
Country RL Notes Propose New Zealand Tour Plans
Conference with Kiwi managers planned on return from duties. Mentions former Dye Randeto coach Weis s, Jim Wages Magpies association, Jack Lynch recovering from appendicitis. Kevin Dillon linked to Armidale now with Young. Geoff Dion’s brother noted. English southern tour aims to test teams in Mahar Cup path.
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Ountiey
Min
Benton Woanagera
Dpilees
New Zealand
Seeredars
Clinen
Ric Weissebll
Dyerandeto
Jim Wages
XMT
Kevin Dillon
Armidate
Youn
Mt SS Joseph's College
Geoff Dion
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