Rugby League Trials and Local Cup Matches Set in Wagga
Flood disruptions push Wagga representatives to travel to Griffith for a trial between reps and reserves with backs and forwards swapped. On Wednesday Wagga heads to Tumut for the Farrell Cup while Old Boys meet Wagga Club in the Drake Cup curtain-raiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagga
Griffith
Tumut
Keyes
Green
Mulroney
R. Byrnes
Stewart
M Williams
Hopkins
T. Byrnes
J. Mitchell
R. Kilpatrick
C. Melrose
Elliot
Brentnall
de Groot
Moore
Blamey
Hodgkins
Barber
Kalves
Davis
Middenway
R. Mitchell
Kerr
A. Edwards
Edwards
A. Smith
Nolan
N. Ritchie
Tumbarumba Defeats Wagga Reserves For Peter Dawson Cup
Tumbarumba beat Wagga Reserves 11 to 3 in the Peter Dawson Cup match at Wagga, with tries by J. McAuliffe P. Downey and B. Walters and a Gold Foink conversion. Earlier Banks edged Wagga Club 15 to 14 in a tight preliminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagga
Tumbarumba
Borimbola
Christian Brothers Old Boys
Mat Gaffney
Gaffney
R. Byrnes
R. Coulton
Wisgen
Rosses McCarthy
Coulton
Tumbarumbe
J. McAuliffe
P. Downey
B. Walters
Gold- Foink
A. Jones
Banks
City Football Roundup Scores From Local Matches
St George defeated Newtown 10 to 5 and South Sydney prevailed over University 15 to 7. Wests beat Balmale 13 to 7 while Easta edged North Sydney 12 to 1 in a set of weekend games.
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St. George
Newtown
South Sydney
University
Wests
Balmale
Easta
North Sydney
Rugby Union Scores and Results From Local Clubs
Essts defeated University 19 to 14 while Manly beat St George 446. West triumphed over Randwick 21 to 12. Drummoyne edged Northern 81 to ?
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Essts
University
Manly
St. George
West
Randwick
Drummoyne
Northern
Isbs
Ase
Queensland Triumph Over New South Wales Rugby League
Queensland defeats New South Wales 16 to 8 before a 10 000 strong crowd with the home team holding the lead throughout the game.
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Tprisbane
Queensland
New South Wales
Leeton, Narandera win in South West competition
Leeton beat Coolamon 8 to 66 at Coolamon with a late goal. Narandera defeated Ganmain 85 to 42 at Ganmain. Matong triumphed over Grong Grong 95 to 77 at Matong.
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Leeton
Cooamon
Coolamion
Narandera
Ganmain
Matong
Grong Grong
Melbourne Scores Roundup in City Football Spread
Melbourne frames to day results show Whinmiond 69 over Hawk Gorm Slyhab 69 in a draw like finish Carlton 69 to 56 over Foot-Ecray Brill Fitzroy 56 over Esgendon 70 season. Sandringham 125 over Coburg 88 and Port Melbourne 75 over Williamstown 45 highlight the day.
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Whinmiond
Hawk Gorm Slyhab
Carlton
Foot- Ecray
Brunswick
North Cole
Prahran
Brightom
Sandringham
Coburg
Oakleigh
Yarraville
Port Melbourne
Williamstown
Preston
Camberwell
Central Home Lavington Dramatic Win Over Mullengallia
In a rugged rural clash at Lavington Walla Walla 716 beat Bur tum buttock 3 in a high scoring affair. Gerogery defeated Walbundrie Jindera with a decisive nine goal margin as the season schedule advances.
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Lavington
Mullengallia
Walla Walla
Burtumbuttock
Walla Walls
Gerogery
Walbutirie
Walbundrie
Jindera
Rock Competition Mangoplah Triumph Over Pleasants Hill
Mangoplah 80 over Pleasants Hills 40 as Yerong Creek wins by 30 against Osborne. Cookardinia defeats Uranquwacy by a margin admitting unclear final score.
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Mangoplah
Pleasant Hills
Yerong Creek
Osborne
Cookardinia
Uranquwacy
Enals
Postponements Hit Local Football as Flooding Shuts Grounds
In Corowa District Association all matches today were postponed due to flood waters with Corowa ground under water. Corowa moved to Yarrawonga and U Stead of Yarrawonga traveled. Flay also had all matches postponed. Similar disruptions hit the Ovens and Murray League and Albury District Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corowa
Sydney Games results feature tight finishes across rounds
Sydney 12 10 82 defeated North Shore fla 81. Newtown 11 12 79 beat South Sydney 7 4 4. Easts 11 12 78 defeated St George d4 22. The clashes highlight close margins and rising teams in the league standings.
Wagga Games Canceled by Flooded Grounds
The Australian National Football Association match in Wagga is postponed due to flooding. A friendly will be held at Uranquinty followed by North Wagga's listed lineup led by captain J. Spokes with players including Jackson Hurst Bunt Steimholdt Stockton Cheat Perrett Hudson Montgomery Campbell Pulver Boag Demate Boyton Reineker George Campbell Hale.
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Australian National Football Association
Wagga
Uranquinty
North Wagga
J. Spokes
Jackson
Hurst
Bunt
Steimholdt
Stockton
Cheat
Perrett
Hudson
Montgomery
Gordon Campbell
Pulver
Boag
Demate
Boyton
Reineker
George Campbell
Hale
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Endorsed
A classic 1900s advertisement urges readers to treat backache and rheumatic pains by strengthening weak kidneys with Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. It warns of toxins in the blood from faulty kidneys and lists consequences like lumbago and dropsy, urging immediate use.
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Doan
Foster-McClellan Co
Sydney
How Clubs Stand OVENS AND MURRAY LEAGUE
Standings show Weir United and Corowa tied 24 all in the Ovens and Murray League with East Albury 20, West Albury 16, and Yarrasanga 12. Regional districts Balldwe 20 and Burrumbuttock 20 lead in Corowa and Burrumbuttock districts with mixed results across Culcairo LY Holbrook Brocklesby Henty and others. Coolamen and Matong lead the South West line at 16 each with Leeton Narrandera 14 and Ganmain 10.
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Ovens and Murray
Weir United
Corowa
East Albury
West Albury
Yarrasanga
Rutherglen
Albury District Culcairo LY
Albury Rovers
Holbrook
Brocklesby
Henty
South West Line
Coolamen
Matong
Leeton
Narrandera
Ganmain
Grong Grong
Rink Matches Set For Breenship Afternoon Bowls
Wagga Club rink matches on Breenship afternoon saw Percy Elia Smith Mitcelmore Emblen Headley Norman Anderson 37 16 in one, West Franklin Dobney Snodgrass Clancy Collins Sly Hughes 23 22 in another, and Wenk Stevenson Murray Raleigh Weedon Lugshin Tonkin My Donough 25 21. Skippers Tonkin and Hughes tied. Measurer Fly Scorer Ellis Reader Johnston named. Dalgety Cup match Newtown v Oldtown delayed to next Wednesday.
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Wagga
Breenship
Percy
Elia
Smith
Mitcelmore
Emblen
Headley
Norman
Anderson
West
Franklin
Dobney
Snodgrass
Clancy
Collins
Sly
Hughes
Wenk
Stevenson
Murray
Raleigh
Weedon
Lugshin
Tonkin
My Donough
Measurer
Fly
Ellis
Reader
Johnston
Newtown
Oldtown
Notice to Advertisers Midweek Copy Deadlines
Notice to advertisers that changes to advertising copy must reach the office by Wednesday noon as pages go to press on Wednesdays. The weekly deadline emphasizes timely submission to ensure inclusion.
Rome 131 Sicilian Mafia Members Convicted of Major Crimes
After a long trial in Rome, 131 Sicilian Mafia members were found guilty of murder blackmail and robbery. Verdicts sparked violence as prisoners, in an iron cage, reacted with force and abuse. At Albury Police Court, Thomas Perrin faced charges for falsely claiming destitution to obtain relief ration orders totaling 15 shillings, with a £4 fine and 15 shillings 4 pence compensation.
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Rome
Albury
Thomas Perrin
Salt of do Ues produced from sheep skin in Batley feat
A three oar manufacture of a salt of do Ues from sheep skin to finished article was done in Batley Yorkshire. It followed a challenge by Sir Malcolm Campbell. The Hoover plan gains broad acceptance by governments. Germany accepts the plan while France delays. French counter proposals stress the Young plan. Belgian public opinion turns against France with a Brussels paper charging Germany with blackmail.
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Batley
Yorkshire
Malcolm Campbell
United States
Germany
Council of Ministers
Belgium
France
Brussels
Fisherman and Son Feared Drowned After Rock Washout
Thomas Aleeson and his 12 year old son from Kensington are feared drowned after being washed from rocks at Long Hay while fishing. Clothing portions and gear were recovered on the rocks but the men were not found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thomas Aleeson
Kensington
Dunstan prints for Dully Express in Wagga Wagga
Printed and published by Charles Wilmot Dunstan for the Dully Express Newspaper Company Limited at the Registered Printing Works Johnston Street Wagga Wagga.
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Charles Wilmot Dunstan
Dully Express" Newspaper Company Limited
Johnston Street
Wagga Wagga
Golf results and flood causing Wagga club shutdown
A Country Club Hoke afternoon event saw Mr J. Shrekey win with 72 nets while Mrs W Higgins led the associates with 63 nets. Floods inundated Wagga Club links, delaying play. seven greens were underwater and Nos 1 2 3 8 9 10 11 unavailable for days as sand conservation and quick drainage aimed to restore play soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke
Associates
J. €. Shrekey
W. Higgins
Wagga
Boy of 16 Wins State Amateur Golf Championship
In Sydney on Saturday Jim Ferrier aged 16, son of the secretary of Manly Golf Club, defeated E. L. Apperly 1 up after a 36 hole final to win the State amateur golf title at Rose Bay in a tightly contested match.
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Sydney
Jim Ferrier
Thv
Manly
Rose Say
E. L. Apperly
Country Golf Champion Crowned as Parkman Wins Title
Parkman Wings Miss Parkman Leura narrowly beat Miss Ebert Puriffith in the first round of the women's country golf championship. She then defeated Mig McKenzie Orange in the final by 6 up and 4 to claim the title.
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Miss Parkman
Leura
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J. McVean
Hill Moe
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