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The Rugby League
Fix this textNews.
Fix this textA Journal devoted to the interests of Rugby League Football , and containing tho
Fix this textonly authorised List of Names, Numbers , Colors and Positions of Players.
Fix this textPublished by the N.S.W. Rugby FootbaU League at their Offioe, 165 Phillip Street, Sydney, N.S.W.
Fix this textVol. 2.—No. 15
Fix this textSYDNEY, JULY 16th, 1921
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Fix this textGEORGE DAWSON,
Fix this textHon. Secretary South Sydney Dis-
Fix this texttrict Rugby League Football Club,
Fix this textSecond Grade.
Fix this textHe was first associated in the
Fix this textLeague movement with Newtown
Fix this textDistrict, in 1907 and 1908, playing
Fix this textwith the Second Grade in 1908, and
Fix this textlater on winning a place in the
Fix this textFirst Grade Team.
Fix this textIn 1909 we find him associated
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Fix this textwith the First Grade team of that
Fix this textyear, and with the Second Grade
Fix this textteam, of 1910-1911-1912. Was a
Fix this textselector of the Second Grade Team,
Fix this text1910-1911-1912-1913-1914, and secre-
Fix this texttary, 1913-1914-1915-1916-1917-1918-
Fix this text1919-1920-1921, and has been a com-
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Fix this textten years.
Fix this textMr. Geo. Dawson has at great
Fix this textpains compiled the following sum-
Fix this textmary of the South Sydney Second
Fix this textGrade Team performances from
Fix this text1913 to 1919, inclusive, of Cup
Fix this textmatches:
Fix this textYou will And in only one year that
Fix this textthey have not finished 1,2, 3, and
Fix this textthat was in 1919, when the ’flu havoc
Fix this textwas on, for, after being beaten five
Fix this texttimes in the second round, they made
Fix this texta wonderful recovery by winning the
Fix this textlast two, and also the League C'up.
Fix this textYou will also find that the team
Fix this texthas three records to its credit in
Fix this textSecond-grade Football as follows:
Fix this textHighest individual scorers for season
Fix this text1913 were—W, Dymant, 7 tries, 21
Fix this textpoints, 46 goals, total 113 points; J.
Fix this textDalton, 28 tries, total 84 points. De-
Fix this textfeated Mosmans at Mosman’s Oval
Fix this textby 102 points to 2. The points scored
Fix this textwere: For, 72 tries, 62 goals; total,
Fix this text340 points. Against, 7 tries, 6 goals;
Fix this texttotal, 33 points. The following play-
Fix this texters were promoted to First Grade
Fix this textduring season:—-E. Rigney, R. ITor-
Fix this textder, R. Almond, H. Nicholls, G.
Fix this textMoore.
Fix this textSeason, 1914.— This was another
Fix this textvery successful season, for after de-
Fix this textfeating Eastern Suburbs by 6 points
Fix this textto 5 in the final of the Second-grade
Fix this textCompetition we also, three weeks
Fix this textlater, defeated them by 16-15 in the
Fix this textfinal of the Sports Ground Cup, after
Fix this textthey were leading us by 15 points to
Fix this text5 at half-time, this being the first
Fix this textseason in which either a First or
Fix this textSecond Grade team had won both
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Fix this textPlaying record for the season as
Fix this textfollows: —Played 19, won 15, lost 2,
Fix this textdrawn 2. Points: For, 266-—tries 62,
Fix this textgoals 40; against: 129—tries 21, goals
Fix this text23. J. Dalton again headed the list
Fix this textwith 20 tries (60 points), Paul
Fix this textThompson being very close up with
Fix this text19 goals, 7 tries (59 points).
Fix this textThe following playeys were pro-
Fix this textmoted to First Grade during season:
Fix this text—E. Hilliard, C. Horder, J. Kerwick,
Fix this textW. Groves, A. Oxford.
Fix this textSeason, 1915. —This year we were
Fix this textbeaten by 10 points to 8 by Glebe at
Fix this textWentworth Oval in the second last
Fix this textmatch of the Premiership, which put
Fix this textus right out of our chances of win-
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Fix this textfor the third year in succession, but
Fix this textwe later on made amends by win-
Fix this textning the Sports Ground Cup outright
Fix this text- —it being our second year in suc-
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Fix this text(Continued on page 13).
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Fix this textIMPROVED PATENT
Fix this textLIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL BOOT
Fix this textAfter the Match
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Fix this textThe Finest Picture
Fix this textTheatre in Australia
Fix this textOlympic No. 1
Fix this textBondi Junction
Fix this textSYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Fix this textBest of Pictures
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Fix this textUnequalled for Comfort
Fix this textPhone 755 Wav.
Fix this textand Book Your Seat
Fix this textN.S.W. Olympic Theatres Ltd.
Fix this textW. J. HOWE, Gen. Manager
Fix this textIt's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
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