Jockeys Injured in Melbourne Steeplechase Falls
Accidents marred the Ardaley Steeplechase at Moonee Valley racecourse with seven of the starters failing to complete. King of Arms led from mid-race to win easily as jockeys A Armsden and H Hammond were hospitalized for facial contusions and injuries. others, including Kubelik and Our Comet, also performed or fell amid a day of collisions and close finishes across multiple divisions and races.
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Melbourne
Moones Val
King of Arms
A. Armsden
Gudroon
H. Hammond
Mulwala
N. Bra
Moni
Kubelik
Belar
Ahrkloof
Alrkloof
Amarn
Jason
Our Comet
Bodyline bowling debated as MCC eyes captain action
Australian cables report intense interest in reviving bodyline bowling amid MCC plans to consult county captains in October. Lord Tennyson says leg theory has died a natural death while urging bans on head line bumpers and warnings for repeat offenders.
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Lord Tennyson
Lampshire
London
Australia
Marylebone Cricket Club
M.C.C
Seber
Larwood
Neerahah
Lorwood
England
Lkely
Lord Tennyrson
Hampshire
Mirror
Jardine
Clark
Northampton
Larnou
Farnes Freeman
Judge
Bowes
Bow
Ibles
Akers
Keeton
Pataudi
James
John Langridge
Bakewell
Turnbull
Valentine
Ames
Irish Press Bursts Into Bodyline Debate
London reports a striking interlude in the bodyline controversy as The Irish Press, normally anti British, questions English bowlers and cites Eady. The piece wonders who Eady is, noting no English pro would intend to injure a batsman and that most cricket fans are unaware of him.
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London
de Valera
Eady
County Cricket Results From London August Round
London with Middlesex Surrey and Lancashire Leicestershire Notts Kent Derbyshire Worcester Glamorgan Somerset Warwickshire Army versus West Indies all played. Middlesex 347 and 347, Surrey 402 declared then 18 for 4, Surrey won by six wickets. Lancashire 234 and 101, Leicestershire 234 and 120, Lancashire won by 171 runs. Notts 334 and 216, Kent won on first innings. Derbyshire 538 declared, Northamptonshire 224 and 1 for 0, Derbyshire won by 14 runs. Worcestershire 40 for 4 declared, Glamorgan 180 and 205, Worcestershire won by innings and seven. Somerset 282 and 3 for 4, Warwickshire 153 and seven wickets for 58, Somerset won on first innings. Army 472 declared and 140 declared, West Indies 106 and 181, match drawn.
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London
Middlesex
Surrey
Watkins
Hendren
Gower
Squires
Block
Lancashire
Hopwood
Ning
NOTTS
Krent
Eent
Wren
Fairservice
Valentina
Sam Staples
Keeton
Kent
Northamptonshire
Derbyshire
Bakewell
Timma
Mitchell
Worcestershire
Glamorgan
Brook
Tive
Somers
Warwickshire
Somerset
Croom
Kilber
Wyatt
Bomneteet
ARMY
West Indies
Besley
West Indies player signs for Lancashire League next season
G Headley, West Indies batsman, has an offer from Haslingden Club and is set to sign a two year contract. He will join the Lancashire League next season and return to the West Indies with his team but is expected to come back to England in April. Constable Was available for one Test match this season. Meadielly’s contract allows release for Test duties.
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London
G. Headley
West Indies
Beteman
Haslingden
Tam
Enyland
Constantine
Meadiey
Weat
Tattersall's Club Meeting For Cricketers Friday Evening
A Tattersall's Club session is set for Friday at 7 15 pm to arrange a programme for the coming season. The note lists attendees and a plan to organize cricket activities, with details on club members and timings.
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Pam
Jason
MARKS AS COACH WILL HE SUCCEED
The piece profiles Tests candidate Marks, noting his uneven form and quick scoring ability while weighing his chances as a coach under G C A decision. It discusses his cricket record for New South Wales, potential availability issues, and comparisons to left and right handed batsmen, concluding with a telegraphed coaching offer.
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Marka
Queensland
New South Wales
Victoria
Marks
Himesis
G.C.A
Sydney
Mudgee Golf Club hosts key semi final in associat es event
Reports from Mudgee Golf Club note the semi final of the associat es championship drew strong interest for Baso ciates yesterday, with Mrs Haurlis losing the title match but winning the 11 hole bogey handicap for Mr J O Shea's trophy. Separate rounds at Sandgate Victoria Park and Virginia clubs highlight eclectic events and trophy contests across the region.
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Mudgee
Basociates
Maurits
Sapo Wat- Poe
Thatton
Avant
Sandgate Associates
Cadilensky
Sandgate Club
Mre A. Craigie
Young
Coulson
Mies MM. Todd
Mires Mgrath
Miles Palmer
Cromer
Victoria Park
Victoria Park Golf Club
O. Harmison
H. Waters
Mmre
Douglas
Gruter
Misa Marcon
Misa Marcon (27), 72; Mrs. Per- Wuson
Bennett
Virginia Associates
Virginia Club
Clayfield Brisbane Club Midweek Basketball Showdown
In South Brisbane yesterday afternoon the Clayfield Brisbane Club hosted a midweek game with a brisk display from home players. The match featured strong shooting from the Clayfield lineup and solid defense, finishing with a notable total of 112 points for the team across the session.
Insurance Golf and Wynnum Indooroopilly results
Insurance Golf society at Indooroopilly saw P. O'Sullivan edge J. Bridgford in a tight stroke round for the President Barber trophy with 18, 73. Wynnum and surrounding clubs hosted pennants and open cup events while players prepared for upcoming handicap and bogey challenges at Sandgate and Balmoral.
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Forest Prem Tme
Indooroopilly Fairways
Inwursnee Golf Society of
Queensland
A. Be, Barber
P. O'Sullivan
Bridgford
J. G
R. &. Unayp
21 Players Chosen for Queensland Coaching Scheme
Queensland Cricket Association selects 21 players for special coaching under coach Mr. H. J. Avg Alec Marka may join if he accepts. Names listed include E. Hickey G. Thaler Crommelin J. Coates V. Honor T. O Shea and others. Four players isolated for weekly coaching with sessions Monday to Thursday, players to attend at least twice weekly. First practice set for next week.
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Ae Ae
Queenmaland Cricket Associaton Line
J. Avg
Alec
Marka
New South
Alon
Bateman
Hia
E. Hickey
G. Thaler
A. KE. Crommelin
J. Coates
V. Honor
T O'Shea
G. Lockie
W. Hall
Purdie
A. Baldwin
R. Hubbard
G. Pisisted
B.o'conner
J. Mahoney
A. Mossop
L Hammond
R. Busharook
W. Mahoney
KE. Wyeth
A. Fisher
J. Govan
Jane
League Crisis in New South Wales Rugby League
Breakaway in New South Wales sees country leagues and Newcastle seeking greater control from Sydney clubs. Conference motions condemn the metropolitan dominance and urge equal representation and domestic control for country and Newcastle groups within the state rugby league.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Newcastle
F. J. Cahill
Queensland
Kangaroos
England
New South Wales Country Leagues
New South Wales Rugby League
Tpowich
Toowoomba
Brisbane
Newcastle Rugby Leagues
Newastle Rugby League
Metropolitan
Hey Again Fit League Tourists in Rusty Clash Preview
From Claude Corbett Iskley August 29. Two teeth extracted replaces Thicknease in the match against Leigh tomorrow at five eight. Cliff Pearce may miss due to a flu quack. slither Why or Brown shift to centre three-quarter. Leigh narrowly defeated in opening match. Gilbert spotted at Tikiey training. Gillchesn bronchitis relief. Aussie rugby league beat Oakley Cricket Club by two wickets after 125 by Ilkler. Neumann three for 12.
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Iskley
Hey
Thicknease
Laigh
Cliff Pearce
Brown
Leigh
Barrow
BEC
London
Okley Cricket Club
Ilkler
Webb
Gardner
Pearce
Smith
Steler
Neumann
Laws
Ridley
Ted
Cricket Ground Lease Option at Sydney Show Grounds
In Sydney the cricket ground option granted to A. J. Hunting must be exercised by October 45. The ground has not hosted cricket for years and laying a turf wicket will cost the seasons.
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A. J. Hunting
Sydney Show Grounds
Junior Rugby League Saturday fixtures and semi finals
Second grade semi finals West End versus Sandgate at Toowong 3 30. United State versus New Palm at Toowong 2 pm. Fifth grade semi finals Western Buburbs versus Star Lights Bulimba 1 30 West End versus Osborne Bulimba 2 pm. Under 18 final Rosemounts versus Waratsh Davies Park No 1 ground 12 45.
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Ate
West End
Southport Cricket Club reports premiership and awards
The Southport Cricket Club annual meeting notes a successful season with a district premiership. HB Dowling won the defence cup for best bowling average with 16 wickets at 6.41. W Dowling led fixtures batting with 1085 runs at 78. Wis highest score 171 not out. Officers elected include Captain Jos Francis as president, J X Elton as captain, A Jackman as secretary, A L Thams as treasurer, and committees named. The club plans to affiliate again with the Southport Association and field A and B grade teams in fixtures.
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Southport
Jas
Defence
Jos, Francis
HB. Dowling
W. Dowling
Wis
Jos Francis
R. C. Caray
Vicars
Minsars
Theorees
J. X
Elton
J. Weon
A Thema
Shepherd
A. D. Bastaughffo
Weon
Mittes
O. A. Jackman
W Unimann
F. Melrose
J. Dowling
A. Jackman
A. L. Thams
K. W. Shelton
A. L.thams
Jsuditar
G. A. Jackman
Australian title round opens at Victoris links
Mrs Alex Muscaul of Royal Melbourne shot 78 to win the first qualifying round of the women's Australian championship at Victoris links. Rusell returned to form after a poor stretch as 16 players advance to tournament play next week. Notable scores include Miss J Hood Hammond 80 and others from Royal Sydney Otago New Zealand Geelong and Kingston Beach among the leaders.
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Melgourse
Australia
Alex. Muscaul
Royal Melbourne
Rusell
J. Hood Hammond
Royal Sydney
Oliver Kar
Otago
New Zealand
Mint O. Lefebve
Kitlara
New South Wales
Galiford
Marton New Zealand
Muse B. Kernot
Geelong
Ming B. Sale
Kingston Beach
Grubs on Golf Greens Cause Bare Patches
A reader cites white grubs as the cause of denuded greens, describing their underground feeding, daily earth heaps on greens, and a proposed cure using permanganate and deep-bore holes. The writer notes Virginia Golf Course greens showing immunity and urges treatment with salt, water, and careful aeration. August 39 by Alexander Ofmwell, Golf Professional.
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Courier-Mail
Virginia Golf
Mtr
Alexander Ofmmell
First Overs Open Cricket Season At Nundah Wet Oval
The opening overs of the cricket season will start next Saturday at Wet Oval Nundah Toombul champions from last year face the rest a team chosen by the Queensland Cricket Association president Nutchson The Toombul squad includes Hutcheon Martigan Leeson Bensted Levy D O Thurlow Brow Knowles Harding Rose The University club plans first practice next Wednesday at the Brisbane Cricket Ground with regular sessions on Mondays and Wednesdays afterward.
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Nundah
Toombul
Gueensland Cricket Assoceaayee Nutchson
B. Hutcheon
A. J. Martigan
H. Leeson
F. J. i C. Bensted
B. Levy
L. P
English League Match Report Brief
English League second division Grimsvy faced Bolton with a 3 3 draw while third division results are incomplete in this fragments.
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London
Grimsvy
Bolton
Southport Bowting Green Match Report
In Southport the bowling green hosted a local match with players including Ovenam Hew Barclay and teammates Oatey and Barcay. The event featured competitive play as teams chased a narrow result on a damp afternoon.
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Southport Bowting
Fies Pelee Ee Omen
Eanone - Tes Geodmabe
Oatey
Iwingas
Barclay
Vic Jensen Cup race heats at Brisbane with top sides
Easts Wests and Northey lead a Brisbane Cricket Ground program as Brothers and Asta vie for the Vic Jensen Cup in its inaugural year. Worths clash Brothers promises fast football after extra training. Davies Park hosts junior and third grade finals with Waratahs Roemountis and Busts Valley competing. Varsity meets Walley in first grade.
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Brisbane Cricket Ground
Easts
Wests
Northey
Asta
Brothore
Ihs
Worths v. Brothers
Bob Williams
Alec
Davies Park
Waratahs
Roemountis
Valley
Walley
Saturday Rugby Fixtures Show Graded Matches Listed
Fixtures for Saturday list oent grade Eagle Juno Mon Teachers College plus Brothers of YMCA at 1.45 pm and A grade Varsity OPS Old Boys at 3.30 pm. Referencing referees include D Ginnon J Dowling and FP Barnes.
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Eagle Juno- Mon
Teachers’ College
D.ginnon
Brothers of Ymca
J. Dowling
FP. Barnes
Parm and Shepherd and Wilson and Phillipe Names Voiced
Paragraph fragment lists four individuals with ages 28 21 and surnames Parm Shepherd Wilson and Phillipe. No further context or actions are provided in readable text.
Laurel and Hamilton Ladies Gather in City Games
Local women’s club results list matches from Hamilton Annerley and Coorparoo venues. Meadames Baxter McCarthy Watnon Cooke Mason Tucker. winners included Annerley Blue Pennant and Picture Trophy with players from Carter, Thompson, Ross, Woodford, Dibley, Bannister, Low, Markwell and Stewart.
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J. McCarthy
B. Watnon
W. A. Cooke
Meecunas
W. Mason
Tucker
Annerley Ladies
Coorparoo
Annerley
Per
Dames
Maesdames McLean
Cisi
Luby
Palmar
Balmoral
Mesdames Moelashand
A. Dickinesa
Honey
J. Fitemeurice
Mesdames G. Meaven
Blanch
W. Kerr
J. Smith
Murchie
Secondary Schools Defeat University Rugby XV 34 to 18
Honour caps and brisk back-line moves featured as Secondary Schools defeated University Rugby Union 34 to 18 at the Exhibition. King scored early in a 10–0 lead, Murphy and Donovan expanded the margin, and a late burst by Proctor and Powell sealed the victory for the schools. University had chances in the ruck but failed to match the pace and finishing of the secondary side led by Murphy, Evans, and Christensen as the final scoreline settled at 34–18.
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Exhibiong
King
Hall
Murphy
Macrossan
Iine
Chrotenaca
Evana
Donovan
Evans
Faine
Willis
Christensen
Proctor
Powell
Ecorn
FR. Corbett
N.C
Paine
TSB
X.C
Ingram
T.G
Douglas
Macrossan Im.c
Bearie
CEGB
Witte
Valmadie
Austin
O'Bries
Olsen
T. Mimmo
A. Carlaon
F Miller
C. Christensen
W. J Evans
J. Callaghan
G. Hall
WH. Borthwick
M. Powell
J Pinter
J. Tully
Queensland boys hockey draw with Sydney visitors
On August 30 at New Bournei the Queensland schoolboys hockey team tied 2-2 with Sydney in the first match. Queensland then drew 2-2 with North Newtown Intermediate High School in a practice game, with Calthness and Marsh scoring for Queensland. Tomorrow they face S J Paul’s Oval with New South Wales. The Western Australian team also drew 1-1 with a Tenterfield side, G Milner for WA and C Rutter for Tenterfield scoring.
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Queensland
New Bournei
North Newtown
Calthness
Marsh
Mansfield
Underwood
Lacd
New South Wales
S J. Paul's Oval
Tenterfield
G. Milner
Weatan Australia
C. Rutter
Sexton Seeks Sydney Acceptance Before Sail to Fight Rosenbloom
London August 30 Archie Sexton Bethnal Green middleweight boxer says he awaits confirmation of acceptance from Sydney before sailing He looks forward to meeting Rosenbloom and would not have accepted a meeting on terms offered with Lan Marvey in attendance at Entis factory terms.
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London
Sydney
Archie Sexton
Bethnal Green
Bower
Sporting Life
Rosenbloom
Lan
Marvey
Pencheff Beth Draw in Brisbane Stadium Wrestling Match
In front of about 3000 spectators at Bris bane Stadium George Pencheff and El Beth fought to a draw with one fall apiece. The first fall went to Beth after a clever counter with a crutch early in the second round and the equalising fall came for Pencheff 1:17 into the fifth round via a short-arm scissors. Other preliminaries saw Jack M'Mastern KO Vic Cans, Joe Mannon decision Jim Wenlong, Jim Pendlay KO Stan Marten, and Jock Soon defeat Peter Demsky.
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George Pencheff
Brisbane
Imet
el Beth
Jack M'Mastern
Vic. Cans
Joe Mannon
Jim Wenlong
Jim Pindiay
Stan Marten
Jock Soon
Peter Demsky
Rin
Veteran Cyclist Joseph Miller Dies After Melbourne Crash
Melbourne August 29 Joseph Miller 48 an engineer of Caulfield a veteran amateur cyclist died in hospital from head injuries after a Sunday afternoon crash while training with his 15 year old son for the Melbourne to Bendigo race. Miller who fractured his skull was the oldest amateur rider in Victoria.
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Melbourne
Joseph Miller
Caulfield
Miller
Professional cricket extends to New South Wales in Brisbane
Professional cricket planned to begin in Brisbane late September then extend to New South Wales after securing an option on the Royal Agricultural Society's ground. Forty four players will be paid per match from a pool of forty nine. ten pounds per wicket, two pounds per boundary, twenty percent of net results to the winning team, and ten percent of net receipts to the losing side.
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Brisbane
New South Wales
Royal Agricultural Society
Sporting section tease indicated on page sixteen
A brief line signals that other sporting content will be found on page sixteen with a note pointing readers to the continuation of sports coverage. The fragment implies ongoing coverage across pages without naming teams or scores.
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