Eastern Suburbs and South Sydney Meet in Final
Eastern Suburbs and South Sydney will clash in the Rugby League Premiership final after Balmain defeated Eastern Suburbs 12 to 11 at the Sports Ground in a tense finish. Crowds of about fourteen thousand watched Balmain’s forwards dominate, while the backs faltered at times. South Sydney secured a final berth by beating North Sydney 17 to 13, with Lawrence Wearing and OConnor scoring tries and Blair Quinliven adding goals and Wearing a penalty.
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Balmain
Sydney
Sports Ground
Rugger
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Shoremen
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J. Lawrence
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Horder
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Johnston
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O'Connor
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Ives
ALPHA
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J. Murray
University
Melbourne
Rugby League
H. Caples
Iasion
Wigan
Yorkshire
E. McFadden
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J. Apploney
T. Phelan
Glebe Triumphs 10 5 Over University In Rugby Match
Glebe beat University 10 to 2 at Birchgrove Oval in a tight forward battle. Quigley scored a first half penalty for Glebe, then Goddard and Benson initiated second half pressure leading to Glebe’s tries and a 10 5 final. University forwards and backs showed effort with Finn and Dunworth stars, though key moments included post hits and slips that kept scoring chances alive.
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A. Thompson
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Young
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Bhompoon
M. A. Cunningham
T. James
Dunworth Brothers
Cox
Western Suburbs Triumph Over St George at Pratten Park
Western Suburbs outplayed St George at Pratten Park scoring 28 points to win the first half and the match. W Collins and A Green starred in a forward and back combination with two tries and goal kicking, while St George faded late allowing Western Suburbs to secure victory. Western Suburbs won four of their second round matches while St George slipped to a weaker form.
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St. George
Pratten Park
Harts
West ‘Estern
Estern Suburbs
Westerners
Bt. 3
W. Collins
N.S.W
N.Z
Cariabrook
Mingay
Nothling
Peix
Local Sports Roster Fragment From A Faint Season Feature
A garbled list of players and teams appears, mentioning Newtown and multiple players by initials and partial names. The text hints at a basketball or similar squad with several names such as Peters, Horie, Bal, Quigley, and Collins, but most details are obscured.
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AL Fayncees i Tay
Newtown
GO. Beettler CW
Peters
Horie
Ae Paints
M. Bal
Lawrence
Hp Oe
Aorder AL Wearing
Quinticem
Bry
Quigley Oe Sa
Ft. Carstaira
St. Ty
T. Steel
Ami W. Collins
Lo Steel
Fly
Lef
Rugby League in Auckland Shows Improved Play This Winter
W J Davidson reports from Auckland on rugby league growth and rising standard of play. City captains led a close premiership race with Athletics, a match drawing about 12 000 spectators on August 25 and a narrow City win by 8 to 7. Weather and rain affected crowds but receipts reached £335.
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South Sydney
Auckland
South
Duncan Thorpson
W. J. Davidson
Merom Auckland
Cynte
Attu Fle
City
Athletics
Rugger
Touring in New Zealand With New South Wales Team
The New South Wales rugby side faced heavier forwards in early matches in New Zealand but backs held up. NSW defeated South Canterbury 5000 fans watched a bright, fast game with backs in fine form. NSW dominated from kick-off to final whistle, with a decisive seven point margin and no referee used.
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New Zealand
New South Wales
N.8.w
South Canterbury
Timaru
N.S.W
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Canterbury
Mingay
George
Loudon
Meagher
Norman Smith
Eliott
Thorn
Davin
Elliott
Eastern Suburbs and South Sydney To Meet In Final
Eastern Suburbs and South Sydney finish level on points and clash in a final at the Sydney Cricket Ground. South Sydney riding a six-game win streak seek revenge after a 19 to 5 round loss to Eastern Suburbs, while Glebe and Western Suburbs contest the City Cup semi finals with Balmain and South Sydney reserves also in action.
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B.C.G. No
Eastern Suburbs
South Sydney
Cricket Ground
T. McMahon
W. Neill
Balmain
A. Thornton
Routh
Bgeneyicultural
T. McMal
Sports Ground
Rugsy League
Fremseaghip
Easters
Fisal
Kid
Pia Ma Safmola
Aed Tale
Pacers
Guburba
Forth Sydney
Uni- Benth
Sydney Apished
Pein
Gouthing
Reinstate NSW Rugby League players debated by RAMBLER
Old Boys forfeiture and delays spark debate over premier match quality and club standards. Glebe-Balmain beat University 13 10 5 in the pro posed finals at Manly with key players missing. Dr C F Warren motions to readmit transgressing Union players before December 31, a move with wide implications for cross code player movement.
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C. F. Warren
New South Wales Rugby League
Auckland Whacks the Blues at Eden Park in Narrow Victory
15000 fans watched Auckland defeat New South Wales 27 to 11 at Eden Park. NSW led 6-0 before Auckland surged with heavy forwards and fast backs, scoring through Arnold Malloy Lucas Knight Fletcher and others. Greatorex added NSW try and Jansey converted, but the Auckland pack impressed and outclassed the visitors in the second half.
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Crackanthorp
Nothling
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George
Mingay
Thorn
Armstrong
Greatorex
Marrett
Taylor
Davia
Blackwood
Erby
Arnold
Malloy
Fletcher
Lucas
Knight
Jansey
Oxford's Australian Gaffer Makes Varsity History
R H Pattingbone who skippered Oxford against Cambridge at Lord's is the first Australian to lead a Varsity team in the big match since M J Woods captained Cambridge in 1690. Battington shines in cricket Rugby and golf, continuing a proud cross sport Aus track record. The last prominent Australian in the Varsity cricket match was P Je Couteur of Oxford in 1910 with 160 runs in one innings and eleven Cambridge wickets for 86.
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Seston Wae
Oxford
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R.H. Pattingbone
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P. Je Couteur
John Daly Dies Former AJC Handicapper Remembered
Mr. John Daly died last week and was a longtime handicapper for the Atlanta Journal Constitution. He previously worked at the old Carrington Grounds for many years shaping betting and racing coverage.
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John Daly
AJC
Carrington Grounds
Parra Matta Man Cured of Piles By Doan s Ointment
A Parramatta resident Mr W Solomon of Wentworth Street recounts a long battle with itching and bleeding piles. After failed remedies and an operation, he used Doan s Ointment and found relief. He urges others to obtain Doan s from chemists. price per pot noted by Clellan Co. Advert.
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Clellan Co
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Oatney
South Coast Disqualifications Removed and Gardiner Cup Fight
Sydney teams advance in Gardiner Cup while Balmain Fernleigh draw with Gladesville. West Sydney wins Sunlight Cup 5 0 as penalties lift for Masters and Head in Illawarra matters. Australia names a reshuffled third Test squad with notable omissions and new faces.
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Storey
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Creighton
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Adametown
Hancock
Bal Ra Fernleigh
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OWE
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C. Lea Fn Jews
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Bear
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