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Jack Elder Describes
July 25, 1914 — Large carefree crowds . . . a bracing tonic breeze . . . exhilarating football by even matched teams striving at their best . . . peace and cordiality in the air. August I, 1914 — Austria fighting Serbia . .Germany ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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No Player Could Stand Out From Others
Dove McNamara, the old St. Kilda champion and greatest kick of all time, has been drawn into the discussion on “Who was the best footballer?” “Big Mac,” or “Long Dave,” as he was familiarly known when scintillating in pre-war games, said: ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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as JACK ROHAN Sees it
Most of Melbourne’s 100,000 football enthusiasts were enthusing about other sports today, for the Victoria v. South Australia game was the main offering. Melbourne crowds do not re-act to interstate football as they do in other States. Last ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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WHAT DO YOU KNOW?
THE [?] given by The Sporting Glo[?] for the funniest story- the story that [?]rought [?]he [?] laugh — goes this week to— ...
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MEANS FOR HELPING POORER CLUBS
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All Play Their Part
IT takes 18 players to make a team, and each has to play his part, be it one of brown or brain, To those cast for the job of ...
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