North Sydney and Glebe in City Cup semi finals clash
Sydney Cup action saw North Sydney triumph as Glebe edged Glebe into the final with strong backs and sharp forward play. Crowds at the Sydney Sports Ground reached 10,788, while Queensland and inter-state results highlight NSW supremacy and rising Northern talent ahead of the final weekend.
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Sydney
Sydney Sports Ground
South Sydney
South Sydny
North Bydney
North Sydney
Tost
Crete
Sydney Cricket Ground
Glebe Rorth
Byoney
Cricket Ground
Glebe II
V. Alma It
New South Wales Team In Queensland Nets Three Wins
New South Wales strongsmen secured three victories in Queensland. The NRIBANE event showcased the state’s cricket squad dominating minor and senior fixtures with solid batting and bowling. Local venues and dates remain listed in brief club reports.
New South Wales Crush Auckland 27 to 2 In Brisbane
New South Wales defeated Auckland 27 to 2 in a Brisbane match watched by about 13 000 spectators. Norman Biswt Steward and McFarlane scored tries for New South Wales while McCabe and Belew Kew added goals. Auckland managed a lone Frawley try and Cann conversion. The tour ends with the City Cup Final looming in Sydney.
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New South Wales
Brisbane
Sydney
Briabane
Irsa
Auckland
TM. Hallett
LHL
Algie
IL Thonspeon
Deane
D. Auckland
Beck
Mameill
Westen
Cooke
Woodward
Ifverma
Blakey
Frawley
Cann
Sullivan
Hallett
Coyne
Cubitt
South Sydney
Ifwerson
Sydney Rugby Season Ends With Division Winners Crowned
Sydney rugby concludes with Eastern Suburbs and South backs dominating the A and B divisions. In B, Sydney beat Western Suburbs as Balmain edged St George 23 to 3, and North Sydney took second after beating Manly 10 to 6. Eastern Suburbs claim Second Grade title by dethroning Randwick. Australia’s 1805 team notes and Townsville fixtures close with Northern premiership decided after draws and wins in North Queensland.
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North Sydney
South Sydney
Loo
Puta
Manly
Eastern Suburbs
Aget
Pts
Randwick
Newtown
YMCA
T. Cal
Life
St. George
Western Puburbe
Sydney
Rt Bu
M.C.A
Analisty
Auckland Blues Edge Australians In Narrow Rugby Sz Victory
The Australians in New Zealand opened their campaign in Auckland with a close 15 13 defeat to Auckland. After steady defense by the Blues the Australians led 9 8 at half time but Auckland scored two late tries to pull ahead. Carr and McMahon traded scores with McMahon converting for Australia while Miebusch added a try and conversion for the hosts.
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Glebe
New Zealand
Auckland
Wellington
Girish
Tareanakh
Abe Australlans
Carr
Miss Fielding
McMahon
Australia
Miebusch
M’gregor
Macksy
Welther
M Mahon
O'Leary
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McGregor
Paseng
Asker
Australies
Heid
Fahay
George
Murphy
Blues
Macky
Taranaki
Roberta
Hawkine
M'Mahon
Roberts
New South Wales Triumph In Queensland Rugby Match 1915
New South Wales beat Queensland 22 to 17 in a hard fought first grade premiership clash. Scoring featured strong runs by Lay, Lynce, and Melee with Leggo kicking a goal after a late try by Malewski failed. Referee J Moube faced criticism for decisions during the match.
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Queenaland
Joe
J. Moube
Emily
Australia v Auckland a close and exciting rugby match
Auckland won 15 to 13 after a tense New Zealand tour opener as wind and drizzle shaped play. Australia showed promise with MacMahon Carr and Wallach driving pressure but Auckland struck first and final tries through McGregor and Carr. Referee was Mr. Geo Nicholson.
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MacMahom
Carr
Bod
MacMahon
Auckland
Wallach
Fahey
George
McGregor
Geddes
Australia
Murphy
Watters
Abckland
Hrace
Button
Hoes
Weston
Macky
Geo. Nicholson
New South Wales Rugby League Finals Results
North Sydney beat Howth 19 10 at the Sports Ground in front of 10 768. Roy Wonder kicked a penalty goal and scored a try with a conversion. Glebe edged Annandale 11 10 at Wentworth Park. Sydney Shits Cup semis saw Balmain 14 2 over Keeton and Sydney defeated Suburbs 8 1 at Westworth Park. New South Wales beat Auckland 57 2, and New South Wales downed Yurchieland 21 17.
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Broomham
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Boal
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Sydney Shits Groced Cup
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Pile Pills a Sure and Speedy Cure for Cams of Internal and External
Fragmentary advert reads as if promising a fast cure for internal and external ailments. It mentions Andrew Murphy and a price line in odd spellings, noting a sale offer and a dubious claim of curing thousands of cases.
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Andrew. Murphy
North West team beats Taranak 6 6 to 6 points
Lost Wednesday with many personnel changes the N.3.W. team defeated Taranak by six points to six. The victors’ scores were up four tries by Sane and four points from penalty goals.
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Taranak
Polnta
Vleltore
Scors
Waa
Sane
Australians beat Taranaki in high scoring rugby contest
In a Saturday match at New Plymouth, Australia defeated Taranaki 11 to 8 after a seesaw first half. Dippy five eighth Tasker opened with a try, Roberta and Roberts added tries for Taranaki, but Australia answered with strikes including Carr's late score to clinch the victory.
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Taranaki
New Plymouth
Auckland
Wellington
Tasker
M'Mahon
Queensland rugby union notes before semi finals
The last match before the semi finals was played Saturday at Rugby Union Ground Bowen Bridge between Christian Brothers and Eastern Suburbs. Christian Brothers won 18 to 8 after a tight first half and strong second half defense by Suburbs. Rockhampton reports Christian Brothers defeating Axtec 3 to 0 in a prior club fixture observed by a large crowd.
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Ristian Brothers
Oma Pcore
Swenson
V. Carmichbeel
Christian Brothers Jed
Basterm
Stanley
Carmichae
Ewenson
Sewell
Callaghan
Rica
Ani
Rockhampton
Axtecs
Eanson
New Zealand invites South Africa for next rugby season
The Cynic notes New Zealand Rugby Union’s decision to invite the South African Rugby Board to send a representative team to the Dominion next season. It argues that colonial unions foster cordiality and cites past snubs as motivation for South Africa to accept, predicting heightened rivalry and shared prestige in world rugby.
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Ina
Week
South African Rugby Board
Dominion
South Africa
ALL Blacks
New Zealand
England
South African Board
Australia
Aport
South Sydney Triumph in City Rugby Debut at Lake's Park
In a Metropolitan Rugby Union first grade D division clash at Gt. Lake's Park Concord South Sydney defeated Western Suburbs 13 to 6 before 600 spectators. Notable players included Bond Badelife Daweou for South Sydney and A White H Prentice for Western Suburbs. Referee T. O'Neill officiated.
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H. J. Leddy
Anda
Slath Bydney
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George Awa
University Oval
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Monn
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