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FOOTBALL
Cricket, in the opinion of the footballer, has lagged too far behind this season. It should have packed away its gear at least a fortnight ago in ...
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GEELONG
Already the greatest enthusiasm prevails at Geelong, and the fine performance of the team last season has given rise to hopes that an even higher niche ...
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S. MELBOURNE
Many cricket clubs would be satisfied if their matches were witnessed by such crowds as have gathered to see the old men and the new of ...
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CARLTON
There is no suburb where football interest is keener than Carlton. Like other clubs, the Blues have been handicapped for the want of their own ground ...
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MELBOURNE
The signs and portents indicate that Melbourne will be one of the teams hard to beat this season. Much depends on the result of the applications ...
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LEAGUE'S INDEPENDENT TRIBUNAL.
Mr A, M'Craeken, Mr James M'Laughlin and Mr H. W. Bryant have been appointed by the League a special tribunal to deal with charges preferred by umpires and stewards against players. Mr M'Cracken, president of the League, is chairman of the tribunal. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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RICHMOND.
The Richmond Club has passed through trying times. The Reform Party scored heavily when they set out on their task to overthrow the old ...
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ESSENDON
Essendon, in 1912, carried off the premiership for the second time in succession. The manner in which the flag was won last year was in striking ...
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ST. KILDA
"The play shown on many occasions was brilliant, and of a standard equal to the best displayed during the season, particularly so in the matches on the ...
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FITZROY
It is reported that everything is looking well for a fine season at Fitzroy. The club is indeed fortunate in having a committee, the members of ...
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UNIVERSITY
The prospects of the University Club are considered far more favorable then last year. There seems to be greater enthusiasm among the students; and a ...
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COLLINGWOOD
When the annual meeting of the Collingwood Club was held the committee, by way of a beginning of its report, began by informing the ...
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