Football Opens in Victoria in a soggy opening clash
Onlookers recount a damp Salina match as Carlton and Carlton rival teams clash in Victoria. Star players Gardiner, Norris, Warne, and Anderson shine amid windy, slick conditions while Collingwood defeats Richmond with strong forward work and a decisive final surge.
New South Wales League Faces Uncertain 1915 Season
The New South Wales League opens on Saturday with a mixed schedule of initial games and practice matches. Players enlistments strain clubs as West Australian talent arrives, while the Australasian Football Council weighs funding and wartime conditions. The Norwood Club Shield trophy, donated in 1908, remains a focal point for the premiers, with the season shaping toward renewed financial and playing prospects despite wartime disruptions.
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Norwood
Welleheown
Syamey
Seaban
West Austalle
Aucress Sian
Warren
Australasian Football Council
New South Wales
Apd
Sordney
New
SAILING NOTES PORT PHILLIP RACING CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
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Brielan Club
Jo Duslie
Violet
Kids Uirivhy Club
Aluery Park
Handa
Vatvaus
Susignest
Cumneyiors
John Wisi
Erhyennal
Heute Snr
Oohey
Gamble
Killaray
Gast
Mr Bruny
Lee Falne
Mascon
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Varina
Bi Rock
Tir
Hunter
Wie-ora
Jobo Nimmo
Taesie
Club Swinging Returns to Hull With Endurance Event
The article notes a club swinging event in Hull featuring Martin Dobilae Teiene and others, with a focus on endurance and unique twists. The meet opens on April 4, runs through April 10, and includes demonstrations of strength, balance, and agility under varying conditions, with participants from Dabralia and nearby regions.
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Hull
Pentessharel
Atems
Ponte Fe
MaryOormigh
Iva
Tego
Rugby View Club
Neason
Ettaf
Hans
Ile
Capely
Navidbeay
Prasat
Nerinaiyseort
Abele
eVlius
Dad & Pole
Wubiner- Ae USA
Ram
Queenslanders In Sport By Traveller The Goodus
Analyzes Goodna cricket team like 1916 era form and players Maddock Warne and others. Notes slow bowling strength and fielding, with comparisons to past seasons and potential NSW Queensland clash looming. Also touches rugby league start and mile swimming championship results and local sporting scene in Brisbane.
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Igor
Briahane
Hell
Tomita
Banu
Vaal Ntey
Patton Utts
Aufieulk
Bert
Warigan
Lewis
Borauhes
Giauhar
Brisbane
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Warne
Centuren
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Mati
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Maddoce
Neal
Goudars
Hansie
Iesei
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Maddock
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Ivara
Toca
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Ators
Arsner
Sanes
Raut
Sir Isi
Imeresings
Ipswich
Teagne
Baal
Wat Pale
Bela the Sonal
Schools Races On Parramatta River in Heavy Rowing
On the Parramatta River the major school rowing event saw Joseph’s College win the Major Rennie Trophy with Sydney Grammar School second and England Grammar School third. St Joseph’s College led early, then broke away after Battie Point. Sydney Grammar briefly topped the leaders at one point before Joseph’s College surged ahead. The Western Suburbs Ladies Rowing Club event followed with notable performances by Hilda Brown and Lily Clark, and broader notes on Victorian terms and upcoming championships.
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James
Herbert
Wissen
Betsy Mere
Andy
Les
Abe Gual
Minogue
McCasthy
Hughes
Ritter
Teds
Yung Alyssio
Lwan
Melbourne
Thomas
Bettles
Thorpe
Jamey
Dore
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Crank
Ip Téeen
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St. Tynaville College
Sehoole” Association
Joseph's Carrer
Sydney
Battie Point
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Church of Ragland
Grammar School
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Sod
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Shoreh
England
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Shorilake Point
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Cabarita
Toseph's College
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Head of River Victory in Victoria a historic race described
A Melbourne newspaper recounts the Head of the River in Victoria with vivid scenes of crowds from Malborne. The Great event sees intense racing among Melbourne Grammar Geelong Grammar Scotch College Wesley College and others. Melbourne Grammar wins after 38 years amid cheers and notable incidents.
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Head OF River
Victoria
Mere Muir Grammar
Festong
Wesley
Fiere
SHC
Che
Sway Salen
Wresenes
Gale
Death of cricketer Capp in Cairo noted in Australian press
The clipping records the death of a prominent cricketer in Cairo and recalls his career with the Sakileh team and service in the army. It highlights his prominence in New South Wales cricket, mentions mates and teams, and notes his age and wartime context within a long, parts-filled narrative.
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Egypt
Capp
Cairo
Mur
Rupr
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Massie
Army
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Ericke
Fuball
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Ilanes
Heavy Boats Race At New South Wales Classic
A crowd watched the heavy boat supremacy on the Lower Winer River course near North Stockton. Willan Ripley won the race amid challenging weather, with strong crews and a large cheering audience on the shore and in boats.
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Satunday
Stockton
Shamplonaha
New South Wales
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Saulal
Reece
Steve
Imae
Willan Ripley
George Towne
Aurincy
Rumienahin
M Hyain Fate
Aston
Laevarn
Italy
Dilek
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