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FOOTBALL TRANSFER
South Melbourne Football Club committee has now given Carlton club officials permission to interview Brighton Diggins. ...
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TENNIS.
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DISTRICT GAMES.
Several games in the District competition are at an interesting stage in view of the rain. Melbourne, which scored 324 for the loss of only six ...
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EIGHT-BALL OVER.
Notts opposed the eight-ball over at the advisory committee's meeting on February 22 owing to the objections of Larwood and Voce. ...
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N.S.W. GOLF RECORDS.
SYDNEY, Thursday.--Miss B. Crago won the 36-hole scratch golf event at Moss Vale to-day with an aggregate of 159. Miss M. McLeish also finished with ...
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AUSTRALIA'S TEST TEAM.
Members of the Australian Test team will assemble in Melbourne to-day, and this afternoon they will leave for Tasmania to fulfil the first engagements ...
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LATE COUNTRY NEWS.
At the Geelong Hospital on Thursday night The Marionettes, a junior section of the Newtown women's hospital auxiliary presented to the hospital committee ...
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FILM QUOTAS.
SYDNEY, Thursday.--The Premier (Mr. Stevens) stated to-night that he had received advice, through the Secretary of State for the Dominion Affairs, ...
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WOMEN CRICKETERS.
Women cricketers, at a meeting last night, decided to play baseball during the winter. It was suggested that a country cricket ...
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RAILWAYS CARNIVAL.
SYDNEY, Thursday.--Victoria could only make 170 runs in their first. Innings against Queensland, when the annual inter-State cricket carnival of railway ...
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Peninsula Team for Country Week.
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McCORMICK SEND-OFF.
The intense satisfaction with which members of the Richmond Cricket Club view E. L. McCormick's selection in the Australian Eleven was evident at a ...
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Foster Coach Again at Sandringham.
Bert Foster was last night re-elected coach of the Sandringham club. The match committee is to comprise Messrs. Brown, Woodcock, Michaelsen, ...
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WATER POLO.
Melbourne failed to overtake the two-goal handicap in the match against Richmond when the senior grade matches of the Victorian Amateur Water Polo Association were ...
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Geelong Country Week.
GEELONG.--The preliminary round of matches in Geelong Country Cricket Week was concluded on Thursday, and Meredith and Polwarth, with 26 points each, will meet in ...
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POLICE.
Motor Cycle and Traffic 3.18 (Smith 56, Grangel 144 Dugdale 47) v. Southern Suburbs. Depot 258 (Hunter 96 not out. Dyer 13) v. Russell-street and Wireless Patrols. ...
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Jack Scanlon to Coach Coburg.
Jack Scanlon, the former St. Kilda player, has been re-elected coach of Coburg Football Club. On account of the Country Cricket ...
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Production in Australia.
SYDNEY, Thursday.--The new managing director in Australia of 20th Century Fox, Mr. Clarence V. Hake, said to-day that it was too early for him to ...
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TRADE MUTTON FIRMER--EXPORT LAMB DECREASE
The local demand yesterday for fat sheep was firmer, trade conditions being favored by the cool change of the weather. Best classes were sparsely represented, a paucity of prime crossbreds comprising sundry small lots drafted ...
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NORTH MELBOURNE.
Dr. D. Berman, who until recently was president of North Melbourne Football Club, and who proposes making a trip abroad, was the guest of the president of the club (Mr. ...
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SOUTH YARRA CLUB.
Miss Dorothy Stevenson, a member of the women's tennis team, leaving, for England shortly, was tendered a farewell luncheon by members of the South Yarra club yesterday ...
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BOY'S HEROISM.
WOODEND, Thursday.--At a meeting of residents of Woodend, held in the council chambers, it was decided to recognise the prompt and heroic action ...
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CAR SOMERSAULTS.
SYDNEY, Thursday.--A father and son were killed when a touring car containing eight persons crashed on the main road between Woy Woy and ...
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SELLING AGENTS' REPORTS.
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GREEN ROOM CLUB.
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Essendon Second Eighteen.
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Gippsland Centenary.
A tentative programme for centenary celebrations in Gippsland will be discussed at the quarterly conference the Greater Gippsland League in the ...
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DEATH SENTENCE.
PERTH, Thursday.--Josef Juriij, aged 50, of Dalmatia, was found guilty in the Criminal Court to-day on a charge of having wilfully murdered Marin ...
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RIFLE SHOOTING.
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FREEDOM OF THE CITY.
The Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) recently made a suggestion that the Melbourne City Council should follow the example of English municipalities and ...
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Sale of Lara.
GEELONG, Thursday.--When the Lands department recently invited tenders for the purchase of the inebriate home at Lara, the offers did not come ...
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Geelong Tournament.
GEELONG.--The Geelong Tennis Club has issued its programme for the 9th annual tournament, which will be played on Easter Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, April 16, 18 ...
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COUNTRY SPORTS.
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Fatal Fall From Balcony.
BROKEN HILL, Thursday.--Toppling over the balcony of the Commercial Hotel, John Henry Walmsley crashed 20 feet to his death about 3 o'clock this ...
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AT WIMBLEDON.
SYDNEY, Thursday.--Definite arrangements have been made by Miss Joan Hartigan to pair with Miss M. Wilson, of Victoria, at Wimbledon, and other ...
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Chicory Board.
Persons who planted at least one acre of chicory will be entitled to vote at the poll for the election of two members of the board on April 7. The rolls ...
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Cheltenham Trains.
A request by the Moorabbin council that a better train service should be provided for Highett and Cheltenham by an extension of the train from Moorabbin, ...
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North and West Melbourne Reunion.
A reunion of past and present residents of North and West Melbourne will be held on Sunday afternoon, in the Flagstaff Gardens. The speakers will include Dr. W. A. Sanderson, ...
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British Football Results.
In a Rugby League Cup replay yesterday, Warrington lost to Halifax, 9-16. Soccer.--Tottenham Hotspurs v. Stockport, 2-0; Aston Villa v. Plymouth, 3-0; ...
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WOMEN'S TENNIS.
SYDNEY, Thursday.--Opposed by Eastern Suburbs hard-court players, the visiting New Zealand junior girl tennis players to-day won all the matches played in singles and doubles. ...
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Onion Board Poll.
The returning officer (Mr. Rowe) reminded onion growers yesterday that the supplemental roll to be used at the forthcoming election of members of ...
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Country Stock Sales.
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Child Dies of Scald.
From a severe scalding he received when he fell into a bath of hot water at his home on Wednesday night, Brian Clifford Cairns, 2 years, of Ragian-street, ...
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People's Worst Enemies.
SYDNEY, Thursday.--Rev. Harold Wood, speaking at the New South Wales Methodist conference to-day, said the worst enemies of the people were the ...
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Sydney Competition Irregular.
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Killed By Train.
PERTH, Thursday.--William Harwood, 58, of Northern, walked into the side of the express train to Kalgoorlie last night, and died later from the injuries he ...
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