New Zealanders Die Hard Defeated in Four Matches
New Zealanders suffer four losses to New South Wales in a four match rugby series played in Sydney. The Black team showed moments of grit with backs and forwards contesting fiercely but were outmatched, especially in defence. Standout lines included White and Cubitt for New South Wales and a strong New Zealand effort despite illness and fatigue.
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Queenland
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New East Wales
New Desland
Cobitt
Queensland
Wales
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WoMluensa
Justary Hite
Miller
Beilin
Cowalfering
Ewchangen
New Zealand
Sheree
Seton
Gilbert
McCarthy
Ponty Halloway
Blair
Twersun
Walehink
Cai
Sorer
Annandale
North Sydney
Thorouelly Woao
Garcaly
Seamnat Ember
Aslula
Rugby match report from a chaotic OCR fragment
An oblique rugby match narrative mentions New South Wales, Wales, and various players with mixed spellings. Scattered actions include tackles, tries, wings, and defensive errors. The piece hints at Australian versus English or Welsh rivals and broader team performance, but OCR chaos obscures clear outcomes or dates.
Odds Defeat Evens In A Close Saturday Rugby Match
Odd team edged Evens by 15 to 14 at the Aericultural Ground amid a lively display. Fraser scored twice for Odd, with C Fraser and Gade adding goals while the Evens, led by Teeu and Colling, fought back through late rallies and sharp play from Vareell and Waits.
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Collins
Gade
Teeau
Vareell
Eveny
Shethan
Waits
Colling Suared
Mess
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Odda
Kaine
Spiritleas
C. Prager
Coly
Rugby league chaos overshadows New Zealand match
The report describes controversial rulings by Mr McMahon during a New Zealand versus Queensland game with penalties and on-field decisions affecting play. It notes law interpretations causing public debate, unfinished match details, and accompanying junior President's Cup results at the SCG with South Sydney and Glebe securing wins.
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Saci Ete Evi
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Qanding Lithia
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Blues Win Fourth Match In Sydney Rugby Clash
In clear conditions at the Agricultural Ground on Monday the Blues defeated New Zealanders 2 to 1, with White, Johnston, and Warder among the standout home players. The crowd of around 18,000 praised the home team as they held off a late Kiwi surge, preserving a hard fought victory and regaining momentum ahead of subsequent fixtures.
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Sean
Blues Beat New South Wales In Rugby Test
The Blues defeated New South Wales with strong forward play and decisive breaks. Standouts included McCarthy and Courtney forging gaps while Halstead and Ryan contributed in defense as the home team pressed the attack throughout.
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New South Wales
Unclear historical notice about Mesungarber illness and league figures
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mesunger and various names and affiliations. It references illness including pneumon and deprivations, with scattered mentions of leagues, associates, and a person named Priya. The readable material is insufficient for a precise event or outcome.
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