Newcastle Turned the Tables in Annual Return Match
The article discusses Newcastle defeating Metropolis in their annual return match. It notes mixed reactions from selectors and fans about team selection and performance, with comments on loyalty to players and social expectations affecting decisions. The piece references prior defeats and calls for improved preparation ahead of future games.
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Rink Talk and Australian Bowls Amid State Contemplations
The piece surveys intercolonial bowls scenes with Jim Clarke and Rinaldl noted. It covers selectors, social games, and plans for Australia leaving Auckland, plus reflections on Victoria and N S Wales performances and criticisms.
Just Keeps Rollin Along Amid Vague 1910s Sports Notes
Fragmented notes describe carnival events, royal patronage, and athletic results. Mentions bylines reference N.84V Agsocioe, a Melbourne to Sydney transport detail, and various players like McGill and H Holt. The piece blends sports, club matches, and administrative notices with scattered dates and places.
Victorians In The Game In The Marathon Pement
Victorian Cluly administered by Munchhorn City in a marathon pement. They scored 129 077. Hawthorn City lost their first two opening rounds. The Wilson Kantion Bunce Johnston tour ran up BO to 8 against FP. Bunce and W Thompson of Carlton played off the veteran strings. Carlton vs Victoria clash at Carlton showed Carlton’s recent decline. Belzer family brickmakers ran a Melbourne bowling club. A character called Brockle wore a fontee and white attire. A test game at Victoria green featured Abe Hime and a remark about a mysterious figure.
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Early Arrival for Practice in ABA-Empin Games
Reported plans show Adelalda Kreane day president Teck Eldridge informing The Referen that a special train will carry the Australian contingent to Melbourne for the ABA-Empin Games. Uncertainty remains whether 8.4 men and women will open the special charter. New Zealand visitors and others may attend a display in Victoria.
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Melbourne
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New Bowth Wales
Prem hos Inet sron Victorian wingles dea4 stelen dog to NG OB and Lot Holker
A fragment from a Victorian club note shows several men including NG OB and Lot Holker as central figures in a longstanding group. It claims they were not only skilled players but also respected citizens who held many club offices.
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Eight Hundred and Thirty-Nine Lives in Charity Tournament
The article reports on a New South Wales charity tournament in Rye to emulate Victorie and raise funds. It notes controversy over packed rinks and public appeals for donations, with M. Love leading the North Sydney rink and disputes over the event’s legitimacy and entry quality.
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Countrymen in Sydney Metropolis Bow to Strong Regional Teams
Countrymen in Sydney Metropolis faced heavy defeats as South Coast Western and Federal Capital Territory trounced opponents by large margins. Notable rink results included Burn’s 27-12 loss to Jenkins of Bathurst and Lithgow Jones’s 29-1 win, with Western and Hunter teams building the metropolitan event as social gatherings for players and supporters alike.
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Australia Represented in Games by Domestic Partners
A historical note discusses eligibility rules for Australian teams in international events. It examines whether players from outside Australia may partner inside the country and how winners must represent Australia in the games, highlighting debates within the AGC about national representation and possible advantages or losses.
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Australia
Australia’s Potential Olympic Rinks Revealed for Games
A fragmented account weighs Australia’s possible rink selections for the Games. Names like Murray, Dana, Iacobs, Alicy, Morris, Boldery, Balls, Currey appear as candidates for top national teams, with state representations and qualification contexts hinted.
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Confession Good For The Soul In A Cricket Side
An aged cricket memoir recounts the Joker figure in teams, the need for captains to assert authority, and the role of a skip in directing play. It notes Sam Engler of Tamworth praising steadiness and laments players who underperform or quit, while praising those who rally for ship duties.
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