Two Centuries Open Vic Cricket Triumphs
Victorian cricket report details two centuries and strong bowling as A Lansdown 143 not out and W Bailey 77 lead a local win. Nagel and McCormack bowled well for the victors, with leaders like Poneford and Wootton delivering notable performances for Carlton and Richmond.
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Vic
Eteonal
Jypertine
A. Lanadwt
Bailey
Pimsford
Pal Phe Wiekero
Mowe
Airwt
Dailey
Wic-toria
King
Moma Roel Aemnon
Northcote
Clarkeon
Pescach
NOD
Lansdown
Fiteray
Heeur
Boca
Lasedews
Che
A. Lilledeerm
Scalie
Bert Down
Mania
Eever Collin
Lanedown
Prolide
Senile
Warne
Poneford
South Melbourne
South
Hilde
Mme. A. Tourhet
Newekdant
J. Borurwanats
Guthrie
End Eaton
Davidson
Dacling
Morten Ome
Wootten
Melbourne
Tarendon
Pepe MeInnee
Eesendon
Alexember
Alexandae
Ransford
Collingwood Clinches Victoria Premiership in Big Win
Collingwood defeated Richmond by 33 points to claim the Victorian League football premiership. Gordon Coventry starred with nine goals, while teammates excelled in pace, effort, and team play as Collingwood surpassed Richmond in all facets. The win marks the Magpies seventh premiership, tying with Fitzroy, with Coventry’s record haul leading the way. Attendance and gate receipts rose as the team celebrated a well organized, decisive victory.
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Richmond
Collingwood
Onti
Om Hiaturdey
Hong
Jim Mibbile
Cvach
Mwe
I Reura
Leigon
Fiteroy
Parktog
Mdon
Gordon Coventry
Perind
McBend
Mme Birm
Anderw
Platingi
Rherk
Issn
Alvere
Perhiapa
Collier Brothers
Harry
Neal
el Worky
Murklite
Gomton
Coventry
Eeneral
Big Shore
Syd. Coveners
Muenkin
Ae Ecuttne
Lan
McLeod
Andrew
Lander
Dibbe
Kenny
Hork
Jibbis
Rev Ing
Makiehamenek
Ware
Ste
O'Halloran
McCormack Fir bin Dashi
Aid Murdock
Grievances Hit Victorian Football Delegates Meeting
A meeting of Victoria football delegates debating representation on the Australian National Council faced sharp disputes. Grievances centered on alleged misrepresentation by a league official, the council’s reserve fund draw, and calls for equal or partial voting power for Victoria to curb costs and balance influence.
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G Parnaworth
Footscray
Verlain Clube Cartainty
Lekey
Seertialy
Amlicc
Coures
Tatoner
League
Victoria
Eac
Hmo Om
North Melbourne
Mt Pre
Connell
Ae Sceyelmey
Temanta
Norwood Triumph Over West Adelaide In Big Win
Norwood displayed top form as they dominated West Adelaide in the premier match. They led 18 goals 7 to 11 with several players shining, and hopes rise for a repeat performance next weekend at Port. About 1090 spectators attended. Returning stars include Krendonk, Ghepern, Parnas, Mutton, Pett, and Sturt. Sturt plans a Sydney trip next Saturday despite some negotiations with Adelaide.
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Mingerood
Imatemd
Richared
McUlmat
Collier
Haggard
Bud
Coventry
O'Etallora
Rowe
Gretel
Elem Hending
Feria
Msi
Tigers
Howleg
Shepherding
Prerebourg
Algor
Adelaide
Nevenod
Weat Adelaide
Norwood
Formance
Reson
Werwend
Tage
Chetakinae
Gonl-klehers
Marwend
Seth Adelaide
Tasmanian Football Roundup Hits Seven Openers
North Hobart City and Burnie all win in a chaotic Tasmanian football weekend. Murth Baber and Bey score late to seal victories as teams travel to play Saturday fixtures amid uncertain weather and tight standings.
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Tasmanian
North Hobart
City and Burnie
East Perth Victors and Curious Text From Aged Report
East Perth triumphs are noted amid a mangled OCR fragment detailing a cricket or football match. It references East Fremantine, Kaee Perth TS Eau, and a late decision, with a long list of players and partial scores. The text also mentions Walter Fuller returning to Wellington and engagements in Australia and New Zealand.
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Walter Fuller
Wellington
London
Fuller Gem
Australie
New Zealand
Mrw
Fuller
Mikes Dean
Tion Fuller
Oriental Boy
New South Wales Triumph Over New Zealand in Rugger Tour
The NSW rugby team closed the tour with a decisive victory as New Zealand crowds watched. The report highlights NSW’s dominant play, with mentions of key players and the high-energy exhibition that pleased local supporters despite the rough, open-field tactics employed by both sides.
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Wailea
New Bern
Wairara
South Wales
Tulielee
Tomer
Temiern
New South Wales
Croft Oor Yortigg Toorb
Mar Wales
Jelee
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Wootton
Mn Howe
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