Collingwood Triumphs Over Melbourne In Melbourne Final
In front of more than 50 000 at the M C G Collingwood defeated Melbourne by 37 points in a rough final described as tense and badly played. Melbourne suffered three injuries and fielded 15 men after halftime while Collingwood's rugged play secured the win and a place in the grand final against Geelong.
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Tasmanian football results from Launceston match
Launceston defeated North Launceston at York Park Oval on Saturday afternoon by a margin of points, with 10 goals to 1 behinds. The pair are level for the Northern Association premiership and meet again next Saturday to decide who advances to face Cananore in Hobart for the state title. The Cananore vs The Reet match at Hobart went to The Reet by 13 to 7 17. An inter-town Burnie win over Queens Town 12 13 to 64. BE. Smith of Lefrey Club won the W Gill Cup for fairest and best in the Tasmanian League. East Zeehan v Centre Zeehan produced a bitter Sunday clash.
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Australian Cricket XI headline and Tasmanian premiership clash
Not Out reports Board of Control decisions for the Australian Eleven tour of England next year. Zeehan premiership race tight as Tay clash on October 17 at Hobart. Cananore and Devonport linked to Tassie League bets. Devonport declines £100 guarantee for a return match in Hobart.
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England
Teams on Tour Journey Through Rough Schedule
Unclear notes outline travel for a team tour from Port Club to Malbourge then Hobart with Irens traveling via Sydney from Adelaide on Wednesday. A match at Warts is dated October 1 as part of a React Sydney revue. Members faced disruptions and discussions within the club over the trip.
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O ‘Hetle Dingo
Labour Leader and Large War Loan Reported
A fragment from a wartime article notes Labour Party figures and a 67 million pound loan being discussed. It mentions Mr Charlton and potential conversions of maturing war-time measures, with emphasis on financial safeguards and party stance. The readable text is incomplete but centers on political leadership and a major loan issue.
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Rugby Union Football Tour Recap of New Zealand Visit
Ramblings on the New South Wales touring rugby team to New Zealand describe hospitality, travel strains, and a well-received display. Noting standout players Lawton Thorn Bowers Meagher and Harris, with praise for Te Aute and Maori players and NZ officials. The piece quotes Mr Baker on All Blacks strength and discusses scrums and wing forwards amid travel fatigue and future plans.
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Snell
Whangarei
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Wally Meagher
Toby
Mepia
Ted McKensie
Harris
Nepia
Canterbury
Harrie
Mr. Baker
Otago Outclassed In Heavy Rugby League Victory
Otago was outclassed by a dominant Fock side in Dunedin, 65 to 2, before about 5000 spectators in pouring rain. The visitors led 24-0 at half time as Spencer, Moores, Potter, Ambroster, and Aynaley scored tries and Craig converted three. in the second period Spencer, Gorman, Aynaley, Edwards, Henderson, and Steinoert added tries with three more conversions by Craig and one by Aynaley.
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Spencer
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Craig
Gorman
Ayneley
Edwards
Henderson
Steinoert
Gardiner Cup Final Triumph by Adamstown Amateurs
After a 16 year gap Adamstown Amateurs defeated Cessnock 2-0 in the Gardiner Cup final at Newcastle. Cameron and Lennard scored as the referee praised the better team and the crowd flooded the field. Donors led by W. Gardiner watched along with club officials and dignitaries.
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McAllister
Cameron
Lennard
Smith
Peter Doyle
Bartackers
F. Leigh
George Smith
Jack Bloomfield
N.D.W_A
Ldd Rennix
Ide
Amateurs Defeat FA in Charity Shield Exhibition
In a Monday match at Tottenham an amateur side defeated a FA team selected from the recent Australian tour by six goals to one. The annual Charity Shield game showcased strong amateur form, contrasting with the FA squad that had not beaten Australia.
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Thin Remt
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Letter from Jim Adam on Australia tour and hockey
Jim Adam, team manager, reflects on the Australia tour after a long U S motor trip. He recalls betting £10 that the team would not lose in Australia and mentions Canadian letters, Scottish ties, and a rough match for State premier Harry Mosher.
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Red
Lakeman
Augtralia
Sydney Premiers Triumph In Close Australian Football Final
Sydney clinched the premiership after a hard fought match at Brekineville, edging Paddington 8 goals 14 behinds to 6 goals 14 behinds. Rudolph, Frawley, McKay, Powers and Cooke starred for Sydney, while Paddington’s Cornwall and Kean made key plays. Disqualifications followed the game with C Hinesey, Paddington captain, banned for two years.
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Frawley
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Queensland sport opens with strong batting and bowling noted
In opening rounds of the Queensland Cricket Association Premiership, P M Hornibrook took seven for 22 for Western Suburbs, Hutcheon scored 117 for Valley against University, and Toombul beat Western Suburbs 168 for two after a 108 bowler’s burst. Hutcheon’s 117 and Hornibrook’s 7 for 22 headline a big season ahead with plans for a Queensland tour to Brisbane and Australian Eleven trials.
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Skiff Handicap Winners Named in Iced Clubs Regatta
Ge a L Waite won the skiff handicap race of iced Clubs. June won poet and Lily. LatakotL won the B Y Y 0 restricted class. Latona and Maroomba vied. Latoka? won the footers from Gina and Mye. Marjorie won the 18 footers from Recovery and Vagabond.
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Victorian Gun Notes Woolcott Cup Starts Pigeon Wrespetakes
Woolcott Cup opens with pigeon wrestling, while another match is split by Miseen. Meadway defeated Veall in the tenth round as four decisive omens emerge. Notables Allen, W. Taylor, F. Tubb, Tubb, PF. A. J. Win eit tens ar Gt tea, nae and James engaged in early rounds.
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Nae
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Jamas
Bookmarking Opposed to Act Tightening by Northern Group
Fragmentary text indicates a northern group urging stricter action on the act. It mentions opposition and calls for tightening measures, but lacks clear names, dates, or places. The readable portion points to a political stance campaigning for revised enforcement.
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