University Prevails In Sydney Rugby Final Thrilling Tie
In a tight Sydney final at North Sydney Oval on Saturday the University edged Manly in a dramatic finish. Oxenham and Travers starred for the Univers ity while Wests and Varsity battled to a stalemate with powerful forwards and sharp wingers proving decisive.
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Geelong Defeats Melbourne In Semi Final Showdown
From our Melbourne office, Geelong proved the stronger side in Saturdays second semi final of the Victorian Football League premiership. Melbourne showed sparks but faults in position and kicking doomed them as Geelong won with a more cohesive, accurate display led by Tommy Quinn and Abbott’s dangerous forward pressure. Melbourne must improve in defense and consistency to challenge Collingwood in the grand final next Saturday week.
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South Africa Trip Planned by N S W Rugby Union
The New South Wales Rugby Union decided to send representatives to a Rugby Football Union conference in South Africa next year. The management committees of the union tasked with finalizing the details.
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South Africa
Olago Rout Ranfurly Shield Victory at Dunedin
Olago defeated Ranfurly Shield holders 47 to 7 at Dunedin before 25 000 spectators. Forward power overwhelmed the South African visitors while Hawke's Bay's effort against the Springboks in Napier drew 27 000 fans and offered hope for the All Blacks ahead of the September Test.
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All Blacks
Australian champion earns national praise for endurance
The champion repeatedly proves his resilience under demanding trials and outstanding service, earning broad recognition across Australia for his sterling qualities and sustained performance.
Preliminary Final Thriller Between Newtown and South Sydney
The upcoming preliminary final will decide who meets St George in the grand final. Newtown aims to field its strongest side despite two recent tough games and minor injuries. St George’s Wrights, Matthews, Wilden shine as best players, with notable plays from Ludlow and Bort. South Sydney’s Pighi, Owditch, Watson, and Stiff stand out, while cohesion in the ascend quarter proves decisive.
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Selection updates for final test against Springboks
The Blick selectors name players for training ahead of the final test on September 3. Rothe, Taylor, Dick, Sullivan, Dougray, Mitchell, Paillins, Crossman, Trevathan, Hooper Searsbury, La, and others listed. Forwards include Dalton, Lambourne, Jackson, Ward, King, E Eld, Merendy, Parkhill, Milliken, Pearce, Green. Several named players have not played this season.
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Adelaide Oval thriller as South beats Torrens 15 13 103 to 63
Umpire allowed technical breaches in a brutal Adelaide football clash. South trailed after three quarters but surged late to defeat Torrens 15 13 to 7 11 amid rough play and high marking. Jobson starred with 14 marks and 32 kicks as the crowd of 18 000 saw a hard fought, error prone contest.
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Eagles Rule the Roost in Belalane Title Tilt
Eagles dominate at the Eight Union in Belalane for the high year in niecesbign fp mw pepe of Akeley Veront. Brotts of the Evilhiltion Qual on Sevturiiy'. MNETIONS won the minor premiership the previous wool, but faced a challenge from Brett hero tell nehr sonon's Honors. Crowd hailed best ever attendance as season neared final four.
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