New Zealand Surf Life Saving Tour Selection News
The New Zealand team awaited for a February tour with selectors from Australia and New Zealand determining core members. Clubs were surveyed on support levels while the squad’s physique and training plans were emphasized, with Australia’s team prospects and eligibility under review.
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ME Surf Life Saving
Sime of
Auetralia
Steed
Sho Ely
Awit Morartor
Hep Muna
Esplin Crowded Days A Rhodes Scholar in Sydney
Esplin George Esplin of Sydney balances a full day job with evening study as an early Rhodes Scholar in New South Wales. The article highlights his disciplined routine, rowing exploits, church ties, and academic achievement, detailing his path from labor to university education and athletic participation.
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Jan George Esplin
Sydney
Colossus
South Africa
Ling Yong
New South Wales
Anil Sitonsdy Ding
Sydey
Engunt Gravina Fenool
Shore Cor Earl
Spork
Albtetior
Inter-Vorsly
Rantal, Kiighing Saeco
Esplin Brothers Sportsmen Birthdays At Oxford
The Esplin brothers are featured as sportsmen with ties to Oxford University. T. D. Esplin, at 22, serves as a staff in the Struotor department and mentors in psychology and sales topics. The article notes boxing prowess and hopes for a future envoy position, highlighting family athletic and academic achievements.
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Aleat Mield
Oxford University
Tia
Olivers
Ogession
Boxing Bosses Face British Managers in Observations
J Johnston, manager of Madigan Square Garden, critiques British boxing methods and weight divisions. He argues American promoters should cultivate sturdy, properly trained fighters rather than pushing youths into grueling, premature matches. He singles out Joe Louis and Petersen as overrated and notes Henry Lewis as a rising, decisive champion.
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J. Johnston
Madigan Square Gardens
Harvay-Towls
Siy
Clumplan
America
Johteon
Ioddock
Johnsten
Beutiwl
Tian Joe Louis
Petersen
Henry Lewis
Anterice
Unclear historical cricket figure noted for versatility
Fragmentary OCR mentions an England captain related to cricket in Australia, praising adaptability to slow bowlers and leadership in field placement. References to boxing, school cricket, and a New South Wales venture hint at a multi-sport figure, with scattered names and phrases.
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England
Heepneekel
Pal Wis
Toxdmy
Cowie
New South Wales
Jim Poerrler
Macey Hintterslay
Vielr Volme Ives
Promi
Rapti i Sylley
Avehivert
Tnt
Clinhy Sinnel
Mawel Meettver
Mies
Iape
Ping Gyi
Revival of British Boxing and Betting Crisis
London reports show a sharp Tote growth hurting bookmakers and dog tracks with an estimated £100,000 season loss. British boxing revival plans by National Sport Club aim to unite Scottish Welsh Irish and English fighters under Johnny Bert and Peter Kane with hopes of boosting domestic action and international interest.
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London
National Sportleg Club
Great Britain
Che §S.G
Johnny' Bert
Iate
Johnny Geatle
Liverpool
Emprese Stidium
Johnny" Best
Peter Kane
Tiny
Wilde
Kane
Pat Warturin
Wales
Wiarhirton
Jim Warnock
Belfast
Benny Lynch
Mano
Warburton
Kans
Kand
Online Segonda
Rini
Hapling
Right Man Wins Big Money At Mulburrow Cup
The article recounts a racing event surrounding the Mulburrow Cup and notes changes in entrants and outcomes. It mentions Walter Dewan and a group including Duncan, Filley, and Hevella sportsmen. The piece alludes to gas poisoning injuries and long-running connections to racing, highlighting Daly and Devon as prominent figures in the era while voicing the overall importance of luck and fortune in the winnings.
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Walter Dewan
Atail
Jortin
Stona
Odo Torre
Odo Torre Birwal
Ips
Duncan
Walter Devon
Miastortar
Dnive
Ford
Devon
Daly
Fortuna
Lievenant
Soulonir
Elvet
Our London Letter Reveals Tense Team Costs
The London report notes hesitation over squad selection and a figure of 21400 to send another player. It questions caution shown by the PE in choosing players and mentions Ames showing form and power amid anxious scenes as criticism grows of team plans and possible lineup shifts.
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Aelictors
Australia
M.C.C
B. Staples
Moe
Polatis
AM Overseu Tong
Ames
Amce
Thea MCC
England
New South Wales
Gerdan
Verity
Bradmion
Bradman
Worthington
Hall
Baroness Grory
Untitled sports blurbs amid London boxing reminiscence
A fragmented feature notes boxing figure D Bfetetosty tied to London bouts. It recalls a trek resembling modern times, mentioning Melatoah, Sanvow pupils, and lingering native ties. The piece reads like a retrospective on a historical boxing era with faded names and unclear specifics.
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London
Ote
Ael DB
Melatoah
Thore
Waddington predicts Bradman to break records in Tests
Abe Waddington, touring Australia with AECL in 1941, hails Don Bradman as the greatest batsman. He recalls Rhodes praising Bradman after a double century against Worcestershire in 1940 and sticks to the view that Bradman may be the finest batsman ever seen.
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Abe Woeeldington
Austratia
Don Brodin
Waddington
Australia
AECL
Tow
Hess Douglas
Braden
Wriching
Bradmoen
Worcestershire
Wilefred Rhoades
Yorkshire
Abe
Rhodes
New Zealand RL Signings Stir Interest Amid English Links
New Zealand rugby league added forwards BT Hall and Charles Bricklaws from the Lennafer Jet in a Sir Helens Club move. The article questions the English clubs' ability to supply players, noting D Brown's transfer to Whiting and a probable Ct McKinnon move abroad. It argues ongoing English ties may dampen public interest during Tests against England.
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le Hornets
BT. Hall
Charles Bricklaws
New Zealand
Sir Helens
Aloyss
D. Brown
Whitington
Ct. McKinnon
Austin
England
Unclear rugby tour earnings and bonus talk in Australia
Fragmentary report discusses payments and bonuses related to an English rugby tour in Australia. Mentions fuel and player bonuses, authorities, and observations on Australian players and performance. The text is garbled with many unclear phrases and misspellings, but centers on financial aspects of a tour and bonus incentives.
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Khid Yen
Leagie
Elusive Pimpernel in a Cricket Ashes Tale
Fragmented OCR reveals a cricket match narrative with Bradman, Worthington, and Verity in a tense session. The text describes bowling, batting, and fielding plays alongside disjointed quotations and stray phrases about hunting runs and strategic moves.
White or Red Cricket Balls At a Jubilee
A June jubilee debate at Warwickshire County Cricket Club discusses ball color choices. Lord Cobham and ALCS figures weigh public information, crowd clarity, and interval reductions. The suggestion favors a white ball over a red one to improve visibility and understanding.
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Warwickshire County Cricket Club
Lord Cobham
ALCS
Lhasa
Ygiand Beechee
Don Tallon Boy From Bundaberg Remembered
A vivid profile of Don Tallon, Bundaberg born wicketkeeper, tracing his early years in cricket from school days to forming a strong fielding instinct. The piece notes his rise through Bundaberg, Maryborough, and Brisbane competitions, his swift development under elder brother Bill, and his formation against notable bowlers like Gilbert, O’Daly, Ward, and Chiperfield, highlighting his cautious, steady approach and dedication to wicket keeping.
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Bundaberg
Queansland
Dori’ Tallon
Tim
Italy
Brisbine
Iander
Oldield
Bertie
Mufield
Bill
Afr
Tallon
Bub Dot
Bie
Don
Eddie Glilgrrips
Combina
Bondaberg
Hockhamptes
Maryhborough
Bilbane
Weal
Aiore
Exddeo Gilbert
Kia
Grimmett
O'Daly
Iis
Witivat-Kooper
Io Wicketa
Ward
South Austalia
A. G. Chiperfield
BG. Gregory
Englind
Shem Jatoha Hlovek
Wallon
Bill Brown
IL Brown
Wanda
Davies and Co.Ltd
Agence
Olympic Tyres
Grout
Sydney
Avsitvatin
Brisbane
Groueid
States
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