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FOOTBALL
Agincourt eve saw the confident foemen of the "low-rated English" chiding "the cripple tardy-gaited night who, like a foul and ugly witch, did limp so ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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RICHMOND.
The prospects of the Richmond Club are very promising indeed this season. The committee has already held a number of meetings, and the business of the ...
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COLLINGWOOD.
Earnestness has always been a leading characteristic of everybody connected with the Collingwood Club. It is particularly prominent this year. ...
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If your Sports [?] lines write or call at [?] (third floor) [?] opposite G.P.O. ...
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QUOITS
The second round of [?] Association [?] Saturday-- a day which was [?] for the game. [?] ...
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ESSENDON.
Essendon rathed disappointed themselves and their supporters by finishing only fourth on the premiership last last year. It is thought that ...
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GEELONG.
There is no gainsaying the fact that Geelong folk keenly love their football. It matters but little how their teams fare no long as a good exposition is given ...
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FITZROY.
Although they only succeeded in reaching sixth place on the premiership list last season, the Fitzroy members and supporters were satisfied that they ...
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NEW REGULATION PROPOSED
Last season there was a good deal of dissatisfaction expressed by many of the clubs regarding some footballers who played in mid-week for country ...
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SOUTH MELBOURNE.
Having secured the honors of the League last year, the South Melbournites are keen for the struggle to begin again. Matters are good and ...
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UNIVERSITY.
"The University Club is in a peculiar position," remarked one of their committeemen to me a day or two ago. We don't know as yet what new ...
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ST. KILDA.
There was an expression of keen satisfaction all round when it became known that Joe Hogan had consented to renew his activity in the interests ...
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CARLTON.
The troubles at Carlton are said to be at an end, and everything now indicates peace and progress. It is idle to review the bitterness and strife ...
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THE MARKS OF BATTLE.
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A SOCIAL EVENING
The umpires met on Monday evening and spent a very enjoyable time in music, song and story. An excellent programme had been drawn up by the ...
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AROUND THE CLUB GROUNDS
The different grounds round and about Melbourne are alive with players who are working with extreme earnestness to bring themselves into the ...
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MELBOURNE.
The Melbourne Cricket Club's general committee has decided to push the affairs of the football club this year, and it is expected that the old "fuchsias" ...
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PRACTICE MATCHES.
South Melbourne.--Red and White v. Blue at South Melbourne. Carlton v. Victorian Railway Association, at Northcote. ...
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UMPIRES.
In past yours it has been the custom for the Umpire and Permit Committee to call together at different times all their umpires, and to examine them on ...
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