Freestyle Titles Retained at Speed Shield Carnival
The 220 yards metropolitan freestyle title was retained by Alan Smrie at the Speed Shield carnival in Sandgate. H Blow finished two yards behind, with D O'Connor third. the men’s relay final went to Moreton Bay. Women’s events include Beinn, Mektta, Ratna and Maunion in sprint and distance heats.
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Alan Smrie
Sandgate
H. Blow
D. O'Connor
Sandaave Indies
Ier Neams Rane
Moreton Bar
Courier-Mail Teu Iy Secontur
Waneyma
Rablavon
Butler
Rabson
Weddings of two longtime hockey figures planned
The piece notes weddings for Cec Ansley of Warwick and Harrie McKechnie of Brisbane, both prominent in Queensland hockey, with Ansley linked to Warwick Hockey Association and McKechnie to Brisbane Hockey Association and South Queensland teams.
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Cec
Ansley
Warwick
Harrie McKechnie
Brisbane
Warwick| Hockey Association
Queensland
Scone
Briss
Bane Ter ‘Countey
Fie North
Weiaia
New South Wales
Racing figures and cricket notes from a Sydney report
The piece mentions buying racehorses Arachne and Margelo with a £15 deal, a foal death, and Diatgr’s 14 victories. It also notes Dr. Carroll moving to a Sydney hospital post and Valley vs Norths cricket with Massop, Mastop, and Hawkings in reserve roles.
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Has
Margelo
Dia\er
Mangelo
Diatgr
Teees
Carroll
Sydney
Wo Retain
Rach
Brisbane
H. Asking
Valley
A. Mastop
Norths
Massop
Ted
Northa
Hawkings
Bu Bir
Close Coursing at Murwillumbah
Fragmented OCR text describes events at Murwillumbah with mentions of yards and racing. The readable portions reference a death and a scene of public activity, but many words are garbled leaving uncertainty about names, dates, or outcomes.
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Murwillumbah
Queensland Women's Team Nominations for Sydney Tour
Nominations are called for the touring squad to accompany the Queensland Women's cricketers on a visit to Sydney in March. The list includes K Smith N Woillans M McLean R Bovel M Barker E Crouch NM Grouch V Preece A Stockwell M Smith T Harnett J Pisher J Brewer P Broadrick G Crees A Stanton L Elsey O Denby T Bekoff Swerney R Edwards J Ferguson J Watson and J Meares.
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Queensland Women's Cricketeam
Sydney
K. Smith
N. Woillans
M. McLean
R Bovel
M. Barker
E. Crouch
NM Grouch
V. Preece
A. Stockwell
M. Smith
T. Harnett
J. Pisher
J Brewer P. Broadrick
G Crees A. Stanton
L. Elsey
O. Denby
T.bekoff
Transvaal Draw With MCC In Test Build Up
Transvaal and MCC played to a draw at Johannesburg on December 20. Transvaal made 438 in the first innings, MCC replying with 268. in the second innings Transvaal were 174 for 2 when rain halted play. Ames, MGC wicketkeeper, scored a brilliant 100 in 133 minutes. Also in the news, South Africa named a 12-man squad for the first Test starting December Hutton leaves hospital after an injury from a fast bowler’s delivery.
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Austration Assocrat
Johannesburg
Millchef
Langton
Dalton
Wade
Wiljorn
Nourse
Vanderbyl
Davies
Gordon
Bond
Tony” Herris
Hutton
Hospital Johannesburg
Davi Ale
Betting Law Adequate but Racing Act Criticized
The Queensland Turf Club chairman Mr P J O Shea said the law is adequate but urged frame rules to curb licensees bad practices at the races. He warned law-breaking bookmakers in country centres help no one and must confine operations to the course. Police would stamp out parasites with united action. Melbourne scratchings listed for Cranbourne tomorrow include Malden Handicap and Galeon engagements.
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Queensland Turf Club
P. J. O'Shea
Queensland
Tweiny
O'Sheslao
Nam
Brisbane
Uie
Bauer
Rugby referee Tom Moore to depart for Sydney
Pat Frabcbey reports rugby union referee Tom Moore will leave Brisbane for Sydney on January 3 after being transferred by his firm. Moore rose to international status in 1928 and plans to referee in Sydney. His departure affects Queensland Rugby Union and the revival of rugby, with calls for continued support for cricket and tennis also noted.
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Tom Moore
Sydney
Duntroon
Harry Moore
Brisbane
Tor
Victoria
Tasally
Taferees Association
Ste
Ein
Apihouor
Entownee
Wits
Nudgee
Queensland
Peore
Avon
Walt
Tennier
Reech
Iwin
Virginia
Gie
Raneloay
Ingemore Habel
Atetanoe Tian Fie
Shay Tue
Fe Oytne
Gilta
Jamers
Queensland Rugby Union
Maihou
Cos
Percy Barnes
Sydney University holds edge after first day versus Queensland
Sydney University stands in a strong position after day one of the Inter University cricket match at the University Oval. Queensland were bowled out for 148 with opening bat Turbayne top scoring at 39. Sydney reached 118 for three at stumps as bowlers Travers and Abder led the attack with several wickets.
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Newcastle
Sydney
Vaillicon
Ohree
Qilaafaunal
NuawwhcaPs
Tryziings
OAI
Tete Hoel
Benoa
Ivan Wak
Ana
Joe Lace
Riowjee
Banieat
Finlonus
Rat Orominy
Uanavon
Ella
Palo
Cuane Tiarten
Ivan Rrion
Trova
Akira Hive
Wasorear
Uay
University Oval
Sydney University
Queensland University
C. ‘Turbayne
Queensland
J. Govan
Turbayne
Bowie
Atx
Honour
Paragraph fragment hints at policy influence on LtA decisions
A fragmentary text notes a policy influence on LtA actions with unclear, partial wording. The readable portion mentions February 3 and a setone reference, leaving interpretation tentative and unspecified.
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Ition
Lta
Setone He Wade
Ajax horse Ajax sale stalls in bid by Nell McCarthy
Sydney owner Nell McCarthy of Los Angeles seeks to buy the Australian racehorse Ajax through trainer James Whitney. Negotiations stall as the price remains unsettled with McCarthy stating the horse is not for sale and not unbuyable while Newmar disputes the deal timing.
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Nell McCarthy
Lot Angeles
Iae
Ing
Rco
Ajax
California
Dome
Whitney
McCarthy
Nto Angeles
McCarty Fis
Pixar
Newmar
Lyse
Hs Thoven
Jara
Hye
Sydney
Fimre
Australia
Tasmanian Association Prize Meeting Sets Cash Bids
Two riflemen from Tasmania and i Love of St Lot Wily will feature as the only Giveneland entrants at the Tasmanian Association Wog's annual prize meeting. The event will be held at Lavingeston on December 70 with prize money totaling 209.
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Tasmania
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Imrie
Pat Frawley
Jack Rennie
M.A. Noble
Morty
Jack Mahoney
YAS
Bahu Iy
Christian Bremer College
Waverley
BG. Carroll
Ling
Cole Oe
Wrough Murt & Co, Ltd
Tan
Courier Mail
Moonaay
Courier-Mail
Transvaal
M.C.C
Mutton
Davten Maynter
Megson
Hammond
Gordon Yardley
B. Davies i Bartlett
B. Langton Ames
Davies Wright
G. Taneton
Fares
Grieveron
B. Davies Gadflord
Briscoe
B. Davi Wilkinson
Melbourne
Cranbourne
Malden
Gilmerton
Galeon
Paria
Bigmen
Pat Frabcbey
Ummm
MR. T. Moore
Q.L.T.A
Tace Tee Hackl
Travers
Ettery G Wanour
Oren, Alderdice Tarbes
Ztery
Mane Capmase
Gree
Jettery Eee
Dettmann
Abder~ Tice
Irving, EL Ridge
Proce Bockites
Pattersall
Sia Rae
Cilenta Agen
Wend Direct
George Adams Hobart
Coolangatta
Coursing Club
H. Bailey
Coolangui
Hamilton
Endura
J. M. Hamilton
Edward
NR. Gardens
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