The Cynic notes on Australasian tour and club match
Football notes discuss the Australasian team due to reach Plymouth on Saturday and open at Coven ary on Sept 3. Messenger’s knee to England absence is noted, plus Sydney club final details, Glebe vs Eastern Suburbs, and postmatch analysis of forwards, backs, and key players. A tribute to Messenger and a testimonial event are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Covenary
Ford
Colombo
England
BH. Messenger
Sydney
Glebe
Eastern Buburbe
Britancy
Deadlieas
Iba
Fastern Buburbs
Reds
Lees
Regan
Ballina
Bir
Tweed River
Darling
Tweed Heady
Briasbena
Post O Toowoomba
Murrumbidgee
Murwil- Tombal
New South Wales
Australian Team Train Before Colombo Voyage
The Australian squad trains after leaving Fremantle heading to Colombo. Weather is cool and seas smooth as the team practices daily, focusing on passing, throwing, boxing, and physical drills to land in England in good trim. A meeting of relay committee and a large public contribution are noted amid event coverage across bouts and games on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Manavien
Colombo
Fremantle
England
Liverpool
C. H. Ford
J. Quinlan
C. Corbett
T. Meers
G. Reid
A. Toms
Iam Woo
Ovens
McCue
T. Befeers
Darmody
W. Neill
Chris. McKivat
Fernando
Tore
Paragey
Hull
J. L. Fisher
Yorkshire
East
Fisher
Australia
Meek
Hull Rugby Club
Bia
New Zealand
Rugby News and Historic Footnotes From Two Regions
A Bydooy correspondent notes the New Zealand Rugby Union may transfer assets to an amateur body if disbanded. A 1908 1918 rugby history book by D McKenny is praised for its scholarly quality and illustrations, with reminiscences by C B Marter and Beno Iveson. Goulburn loses to Ebuna City and Suburban 14 to 0 at Epping Racecourse. Auckland beats Otago 5 to 3. West Coast defeats Taranaki 5 to 3 amid midweek excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydooy
New Zealand Rugby Union
Wellington
Wairarapa
D. McKennlr
Bond
New Zealand Times
Aviber
C. B. Marter
Wairarape
Beno Iveson
Brdory
Baturday
Eblana
Epping
Auckland
Otago
West Coast
South Island
Taranaki
Lea
Rugby Union finances and culture seen in Union review
The Metropolitan Rugby Union reports a financially steady year with revenue improving under treasurer Otto Bobremson. Clubs share a strong amateur spirit, tours to the countryside and Northern Silver coast, and plans for a vigorous next season with Newtown and Manly contributing to a robust rugby culture in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Rugby Union
Pela
Eason
Otto Bobremson
Calveraliy
Newtown
Brosgat
Sydney Rugby
Ita Sireugia
Premier team dominates state under rugby cloud
The text notes a premier team that has defeated major rivals except Brisbane, with Rockhampton and Fitzroy’s football premierships in flux. Archers beat them 18 to 6, drawing level in the race. Rugby grows in popularity in California with high schools like Alameda and potential intercollegiate leagues debated, including changes between California and Stanford and trials by California colleges before the big game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Rockhampton
Fitzroy
Law Saterday
Archers
California
Alaméda High
Stanford
Volleges
California College Playera
North Launceston
Northern Tasmania
Tasmania
Friends' High School
Hobart
Launceston Grammar School
Grammars Triumph Over South Brisbane In Brisbane Rugby Semi Final
Brisbane semi finals crowd at Union ground sees Grammars beat South Brisbane 17 to 11 after a tight first half. Key players Key, Nowell, Gough, Allis, and Topnam score for Grammars with Kent adding penalties. Valley defeats Waratah 21 to 3, Mount Morgan beats Towers 6 to 0, strengthening Mount Morgan for next fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Old Sol
Rarg
Union
Puct Uramaorea
Bouth
Grammars
Key
Nowell
Kent
Paca
Vim
South Brisbane
Gough
Allis
Topnam
Rigby
The
Owlah
Roden
Ground Valley
Waratah
Mount Morgan
Towers
Sto
St. A. Carroll
Crack Towers
Mount Morgan Simpst
Evon
Ieam
Charters Towers
Mount Morges
Park
Chaylera Towhre
Part
Wallace
Monn Morgan
W. Pill
Collingwood Beats South Melbourne in Victoria League Semi Final
In the first semi final at Melbourne Ground Collingwood defeats South Melbourne while both teams cope with injuries to George Bower and George Angus. A crowd greets an orderly ground as play opens with a fast, congested start and Magpies show greater dash by the end of the quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melourne
George Bower
George Angus
Collingwood
C. Brown Tow
Booth Melbourne
Melbounne
Pumsden
Cameron
Pentland
Fallbarks
Walsh
Thomsee
Rimshaws Entos
Coltwell
Mortimer
Prince
Furwande
Belches
Hiscin
Leas
Case
Birketts
Elomi Followee
Reobir
Milne Rover
Carpenter
Tollesgwoon
Thomas
Howell
Nowa
Green
Briar
M‘lvor
Sadler
M‘llale
Gibb
Anderson
Minogue
Vernon
Gilchrist
Leeej
Wilson
Ollowen
Hoghen
Ryan
Baxter
Prinses Fick
Elder
Boundary
Doherty
Southerring
Magpies
Lee
Rowell
Doab
Belcher
South
Anicreon
South Melbourne
Minogua Rowan
Vernon Roving
Scene in the Glebery final in the Eastern Suburbs rugby league
A dramatic final unfolds in the Glebery East Suburbs league with key players from the local clubs contesting the title. Teams clash for supremacy as coaches signal tactics and the crowd roars at pivotal plays fueling a close championship chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glebery
Eastern Suburbs
Rugby plans and rugby mix in university scene flurry
Inter-collegiate freshmen eye a strong season as Southern California Rugby opens a busy schedule. Pat Higginsop to steer USC fifteen after Mitchell declines. Higginsop known to rugby circles and Castaways LA. Also notes about recent rugby results in New Zealand and a local Australian rules clash with injuries and league standings illuminating regional sports interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onl
Southern California
Blic
Gow
Cardinals
Los Angeles
Southern Institute
Mon Mitchell
Stanford
Mitchell
Pat Higgsop
North Sydney
U.S.C
Higgins
Wallabies
Ocean Shore Grounds
Third Grade Premiers Crowned By Camperdown Victory
Rugby Union results show Camperdown defeating Balmain 14 to 4 in the third grade final on September 2 at Epping. Leonard For ithe Jomera Cowell scored a try with Gree adding the goal. Previous meetings had Balmain winning one and a draw, with the unplayed match forfeited by Lat ter. The listing then names numerous teams as Third Grade Premiers and notes historical club references and university affiliations in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Reds
Bydney Sport Ground
Glebe
Eastern Suburbs
Lisbru Suburbs
Yaven
Gleenon
Medssenger
Epping
Campertmen
Balmain
Chew
Toy
Corquite & Jong
Ratcliffe
McCann
Ritchie
Biel
Y.M.C.A
Aobley
Bart Sydesy
Markin
Barry
Vanteo
Vanuan
Fast
EB. McLaren
Lta
Ean Sydney
Yalga
Dressing and Bullock Record Claims in Australia
A letter to the editor from A V Windred of Balmain argues over Australian bullock dressing records alleging D N Mair and J Ryan contest, noting a November 3 1899 event at Globolaland and challenging proof for the championship claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Mair
Australia
J. Ryan
Bubcher
Balmain
Imekeeper
Globolaland
D. N. Maber
Yobra
Ate
A. V. Windred
Darling Street
Magpies overpower South Melbourne in Australian rules clash
Collingwood dominated the match against South Melbourne, with Gilchrist and Baxter scoring early and Kee, Leo, and Rowell standout as the Magpies built a large lead. South Melbourne fought hard but unable to overcome a relentless Magpie attack, final score Collingwood 21.11 77 to South Melbourne 6.9 45. The report praises Rowell, Hughes, and the Magpie midfield as the decisive factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullingwood
Almay
Gilchrist
Collingwood
Belbio
South
Kee
Baxter
Leo
Kran
Sharp
Ibb
Ciever
Magpies
Vernee
McHale
Hyan
Vast
Bouth
Mke
Ricketts
Deas
Rowell
Belcher
Item
South Melbourne
Cognoeces
Desirh
Princy
Adier
Caldwell
Gibb
McHaig
Mirong
Walsh
Ted Rowell
Wae
Ahan Hughes
Ryan
Ja ' Rowell
Melbourne
Jim Nee
Fitaroy
Airength
Bin
Hie
Fairoces
Lee
Collingwood Rovers
Wilson
Vernon
Lion
South Melbourne Edges Magpies in Close Football Clash
Prince and Ike O’Hare shine on the wing for South Melbourne as Geelong and Collingwood rise in victory. Mortimer and Sloss anchor the attack while Bilder umpired with steady officiating. Prahran battles in a tight semi final, McNamara stars for Prahran and Dunedin’s defense holds firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
Ike Ohare
Walch
Tuomas
Mortimer
Meg
Leleher
Sloss
Milne
Melbourne
Evemer
Dasning
Tha i Magpie
Estendon
Collingwood
Bilder
Art Reicreen
Madi
Feppoetatore
T. W. Sherrin
Lewtherospheres
Eatlesaction
Association
Kila
Utermity
Shea
Wight
Li Geal
Che
Ueeaen
Wity
Ors
Mme Iecialis
Orm Aelg
Falvb-Wineles
Eba
Alker
Seiden
McNamais
Malne
Senior
Gough
Mccain
Maroney
Wilson
Norman
Pannam
Dowelng
Tall
Hanpalord
Slulfinal
Prabran
East Sydney Dominates In NSW Football Round Two
In a heated second round clash at Erskineville Oval East Sydney remained unbeaten as Y.M.C.A. chased the chance to face Bydoey in the season finale. The match featured strong marking by East Sydney and key goals by Van Ban, McCann, and Ritchie for Y.M.C.A. amid warm conditions and a lively crowd of about 2000 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL L. Collins
Campbell
Old IL
Lin Ened
Glebe
Messenger
Dalton
Deferee
Kinghorn
East Sydney
Bydoey
Erehip
Havt
East Bydoey
Prraons
Erskigeriila Oval
East Biddey
Y.M.C.A
Bydoer
Sydney
Eset
Smith
van- Ban
McCann
M.C.A
Wilan
U.ncla
Ritchie
East Sydney triumph over YMCA in hard fought match
East Sydney defeated YMCA by 8 points in a hard fought Australian rules contest at Erskineville Oval. The game featured strong plays from East Sydney forwards and solid defense, with YMCA’s late rally unable to overturn the deficit.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cynic
Northern Union
Gleeson
E*stern Suburbs
Walge
L. O'Malley
M. Frawley
Cody
Cleeson
Attmck
Bouvenia
H. Messenger
H. Messengere
Jerney
Elither
Boccer
Broce
Miward
Enautern Bubwrbs
South Sydne
A. J. McCabe
Crown Theatre
Crown-atreat
Weatern
Barter
Cae Boorta Cire Sreand
Baltomin
Mn Eerae
Byddayer
Metre Greante
Wales
Soaciery
Repleintern
F. Kinghorn
Dalida
Colina
Aveelghsh
L.A. Cine
Baleark
W. Dults
Orifishe
Visser
Garlie
F. Thiering
Binge
A. BL
Burge
Meighton
Panini
Zphorks
Meeweger
Raaypoles
Farrelly
G. Grey
I Moroney
Nartera
HL. Teter
C. Davis
Ray
G. Dickinga
I W. May
L. Johnnon
C. Archer
J. Om. E. Nec, W. Moenger, L. Kerr, Quar Tom, H. Nicksleon
Hinchey
Back
T. Glaxebrook
Surridge
C. Nichalaan
F. Ri
Pointe. W. Yr
Eastraln Suburbs
al Groavercreee
Marrickville
Searh Bydmey I
Rugby—League
Agricultural Ground
Western Au
B. Larkin
Geo
the Cynic
Iseurance Font
Manly
Diffe
Hombrs
Newtown Club
Weestern
Avbfely
London
Rugby Union
Burbank and
Palmer
Stangard
California University
United States
Queensland
Victoria
Canterbury
Brigade
Cramale
Longreach
Saparvensary
Russell
Ross
Lewis
Egan
Reilly
Crommad
Wenat Mangas
Iilinntine
South Townsville
Pointe
le D
T. College
Axtorn Poburte
Éois
Alexandria
Biebe
Waterloo
F. Lodge
Cambridge
Annandale
Lebe
Ulpp FC
Campeniony
Thit
Auget Cmon
Fremieds
Mande Ik Tall Mandwik Ian Lda
Ori Wall
Aleroo
Wallarco
Wabo Wallasbat
Wallarce
Eed Alrirnty D-Thiebe
University Maks al
Diesnecked
Wralern Anborbe
Isk
Linivernicy Iversity
Goracn
University
Ilabe Lat
Sewpean
Wallaros
W. Gheat
Trewiersmif
King's Bettol
Westie King's Bchoot
Jameph's College
Jogph's College Ethies
Danas Cell
Ura
Ocean
Ieees
Newlagion
Mer
Nevin Ryan
romMnar
Jib
Anthony Horderns
Hollis Ang Gower
Leck
Hollis and Sons
Anthony Hordern & Sons
Brickfield Hill
Coo
Y.mlc.a
Bash
Hem
Pile
Meinlrer
East Brdney Cclli
Ishtelnie
Ella
Rial
Eatwisle
Elphinstone
Delacy
Fisher Gover Lim
Elisa
Ony
Charmeine
Elealde
Wmscla
Miller
Arcond
Yala
Pray's Cate
George-street
Fountain
YMCA
Ite
Rpark
Ym.c.a
Potor
Nowtoen
Orange
Burwood
Marner
Metro
Erskineville
Pho Challeceer
Grea
Valparaies
South America
Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Weat Adelaide
Weat
Gtd
den Veges
Aml
Ledy
Ami
L.A Flegeltadb
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!