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There are Iron Age and Romano-British farmsteads at Barracker Rigg, Yatesfield and Warden Law.
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Dyson also wrote football poems for Punch. C. J. Dennis wrote "The Barracker" in 1922. Colin Thiele's 1966 poetry collection In Charcoal and Conte contains "The Oval Barracker". In Bruce Dawe's popular poem "Life Cycle" (1967), the passion Victorians have for football is portrayed, in a gently humorous tone, as a form of religious worship.
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He was made the Minister for Sport because he is a typical fan on the terraces with the opinions of a bar-room barracker.
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Once when he was in the outfield with his back to the Hillites, an untoward and over-beered barracker made insulting remarks about his size.
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It is the only AFL team song to reference the barracker, an Australian rules football term for fan.McFarlane, Glenn (15 August 2014). "Glenn’s 18 Special Edition: we give you the definitive ranking of the AFL club songs", Herald Sun. Retrieved 27 September 2018.
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The BL&G; Football Association is covered each week by various local newspapers - The Herald, which circulates in all of the towns represented in the league; The Bunyip, from Gawler; and The Leader, from Angaston. An annual Football Book is produced by The Leader and is available free from various outlets in the region. It features the season's draw, officials, rules, constitutions and a history of the league's premiers and medal winners from all grades. The Barracker is the official match-day magazine and is sold at the entrance of all games.
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Graveney was playing consistently into the twenties and thirties and was out for 22 when he missed a full toss from Davidson and was l.b.w.. May had been playing and missing several times in a row going for shots and looked vulnerable, but at 64/3 he was joined by Cowdrey for another heroic partnership. Benaud was still crowding the batsmen with close fielders and Cowdrey began to stroke powerfully to drive them away. May called for a new bat and Peter Richardson brought out three; a barracker shouting "Peter, you haven't got one there wide enough!"p133, Bedser The new bat appeared to solve his problems as May found his touch and they added 92 runs between lunch and tea.
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