Colts Match Queensland Start as Mossop Stars
Queensland_SSL Mossop scores 93 not out as Queensland post 148 for two. E Mossop captain leads with 83, Wyeth and Govan deliver strong bowling for New South Wales. Moag debuts with neat defense, while Lush, Little, Bennett and Griffin contribute in NSW defence. Play resumes 11.30 am tomorrow with a conclusive finish due Thursday.
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Sydney
Mossop
Lush
Little
Bennett
Griffin
New South Wales Sunmen
Wyeth
Govan
New South Wales
Brisne
Connor
Randwick
Nsw
COLTS
Bite
Lonfin
K Mossop
Lh Lesbeuter
C. Tallon
L.tmnett
O'Connor
Wyeth Oo
Riwards
R Hansen
B. Govan
Ltuhack
Queensland
Momop
Tewhonk
Victoria Grips Shield Game In Strong Lead
Melbourne December 26 Victoria holds a commanding position in the Sheffield Shield match against New South Wales with nearly 100 runs ahead and one wicket down. Bradman anchors Australia with a patient century while Fleetwood Smith elevates his England prospects as Ebeling and Nagel toil for NSW in damp conditions at a worn wicket.
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Melbourne
Victoria
New South Wales
Ironmonger
Fleetwood Smith
Queensland driver wins Australasian three mile championship
Queensland racer Majoford drives to victory in the three mile Australasian championship at Gaovitte Riow Ground. Leckie and Booth also shine in associated events while Nie crowd cheers. A dramatic crash and leap from a seat highlight the day as other entries compete in Leggatt Cup Handicap.
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Chief Pent
Australasia
Takers
Queensland
Majo Ford
Ior
Leckie
Ford
Bo Arejdente
Beiohaing
J. Ceehrane
Pee Hon
Ray
Tia
Inter-state match race and handicap results summary
Leckie won the inter state match race while FE Eagles won the Dynamic Cup Handicap after Good Face. Eagles lost to L E Bray in a special match race. Leckie clocked 21 4 seconds in a one lap tying start, setting a track record.
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Leckie
FE Eagles
Eagles
L. E. Bray
First Innings 323 Victoria vs New South Wales
Victorian batting collapse and partial score details show W Brown and D G Bradman among top scorers. NSW bowlers Fleetwood-Smith and Ironmonger took several wickets, while Victoria reached 323 before the innings ended. Second innings sees Woodfull out, Sundries added, Sundries and O'Brien among late additions as play progressed.
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Victoria
New South Wales
Innin
W. Brown
B. Fleetwood
Bradman Battles Fleetwood-Smith as NSW chases 123
Rowe and Oldfield fell before lunch and NSW stood at 123 for four. Fleetwood-Smith bowled superbly taking three wickets, while Bradman remained the main aggressor striking two fours and a two. Victoria’s Ironmonger and Howell fought back, with Bradman eyeing a fast finish as Mair battled illness and the fielders tightened.
Allsop Makes a Brilliant Century for Victoria in Tasmanian Match
December play in Victoria's match against Tasmania sees Allsop deliver a brilliant 133 not out in 19 minutes, featuring 17 fours and a powerful stroke play display. Lee scores 44 and Cohen 39 as Tasmania bowler James excels with four for 44, while Victoria declare at 342 for eight. Tasmania reply 144, with Atkinson and Beames contributing, as the ball by ball action highlights Allsop's masterful hitting.
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Hobart
Victoria
Tasmania
Allsop
Lee
Cohen
Smith
Eerth
James
Atumpa
Atkinson
Ing
Vernon
Beeres
Neone
Wd Miller
Parry
B. Burrows
C. Walsh
B. James
Beames
Kemp
Fitzmaurice
Cree
Quin
B. Porman
Nitschke's Fortitude For Adelaide Tour
December 26 report lists South Australian team to tour Melbourne for matches with Victoria, New South Wales, and Queensland. Nitschke soldiered on with a broken bone in his left hand, missing only the Victoria opener. Collins bruised rib sidelined for Queensland. Squad includes Richardson, Mitschke, Lonergan, Ryan, Shepherd, Whitington, Collins, Tobin, Grimmett, Lee, Walker, Wall, and White.
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Adelaide
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
Melbourne
The
Express
Nitechke
Oan
Mitachke
Collins
Alec
North and South clash yields late victory in Grapton
In a Clarence match at raften, Courtman of the South scored 100 before retirement as North faced 159 with Barnes 34 Tippete 32 Thompson 23. Bowath’s side won by five wickets after South posted 217 for before dismissals including Fernance 62 and Gerrard 22.
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Grapton
Brightecricke
Clarence
Raften
A. Perience
Bowath
North
H. Barnes
J. Tippete
L. Thompson
C. H. Purkisa
J. Ford
South
J. Courtman
A. Fernance
A. Clark
G. Gerrard
Bradman’s Glorious Innings Amid Tight NSW Chase
New South Wales needed 41 to win at 3.30 as Howell failed to score in half an hour then recovered to make two. Bradman, though unable to carry his side to victory, crafted another superb innings while Fleetwood-Smith stifled him at times. Victoria, led by Woodfull, defended stoutly. Ebeling bowled well before lunch, and Victoria ended 68 for one in 123 minutes, with late-day crowd heckling. Receipts totaled £940.
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O'Brien
Ponsford
Bradman
Victoria
Fleetwood Smith
England
Ling
Nagel Ponsford
Loudhurst
Kippax
New South Wales
McGilvray
Fleetwood- Smith
Ebeling
Nagel
Woodfull
McGillvray
Pleetwood Smith
Magel
Fresenany
Sydney
Fleetwood-Smith
Ironic
Chilvers
Pleetwood-Smith
O'Reilly
Mair
Brown
Howell
Ironmonger
Fieldemen
Coeling
Howell Pelt
Hradman
Nsford
Varsity Team's Tour of Japan Rugby Union
Tokyo December reports on the Varsity team tour of Japan. They face strong All Japan and university sides, with Canadians’ recent results used as a guide. The squad must endure Japanese hospitality as they play several university and district teams before meetings in Osaka and Tokyo.
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Rugby Union
Japan
Courter-Mall
Tokio
Kobe
Thay
Dora
Wanetia
Tsuyusaki
Doshisha
Kyoto
Imperial University
All Kensal Im
Waseca
Mel
Kanto
Vinitora
All Japan
J AN
Osaka
Tenyusski
Australia
Joe
Mr. Martin
Thorpe Triumphs In Latrobe Wheel Race Tasmania
Launceston cyclist M. E B. Thorpe wins the Latrobe Wheel Race at Hobart defeating BOF Moore with Redpath close behind. Time 4.18. Two handicap events see E. P. Moore win the Trial Stakes while S. Meagher and V. Redpath place. Victorian rider A. Moby captures the Ladies Brace at one mile with Treon and E. P. Moore among minor placers. Time 2.7.
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Hobart
Millas Tasmania
Launceston
M. E B. Thorpe
Bof Moore
Tasmenia
Redpath
Tasmania
Soca
E. P. Moore
Taamania
S. Meagher
V. Redpath
Tune
Seece
A. Moby
Treon
P. Moore
Port Adelaide Acceptances for Christmas Carnival
List of acceptances across races at Port Adelaide including Birkenhead Hurdle Croydon Handicap Oakla nd Plate Port Adelaide Cup Benson Three Year Old and Woodville Handicap with weights and runner names such as Shavian Alwyntan Doc Cooper Royal B Clearness Lady Comileand Mize Melton Meyous Regim Zaika Antonotic Bonny Prince Chinese prompt.
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Adelaide
Port Adelaide Racing Club
Plorence
Ragetol
Vivace & Tamans
la Petite
Brave Colours
Creek
Ecre
Oakland Plate
Zaika
Antonotic
Aladdin's Merit
Bonny Prince
Blue Flint D
Clunise
Chatterer
Cykonia Denabite
Jelena
King Wolta
Kokiant
la Leo
Princess Both
Rodinga
Tavern Enighe
Peace Patrol
Dame Tol
Kong Golia
Cate
the Hiker
Preston Grange
Queen Marie
Baiardo
Traverse
Tenterden
Trithorne
Robors Son
Infirmiere
Invent
Eastern Star
Silvado
Giolasome Tai Alexite
Income
Bynthorne
Bindl
Krokatos
St. Mary
Mt Hien
Tolpa
Roseland
Jeffier
Benson
Isoceles
Enm's Delight
Dornford
Petherton
Lady Manchilla
Lemonia
Tim Burr
Copy
Mingmlate
Post
Vanthias
Berehaven
Keenatar
Table Bay
Crimson Kiss
Dunmanway
Chiraston
Tonthorm
Dame Spas
Phyria
Trenalthus
Double Oz
Gittern
Lady Ormaby
Madam Tania
Apollo Bunder
Night Control
Sooth Valour
Strangway
Twotrmala
Country team beats Grafton in high scoring match
In Graf ton on December 24 a country team defeated a Grafton and South Grafton side by one wicket in a high scoring game. The Country team totaled 216 for nine with Comerford 1 not out Davie 75 Nap per 33 Parnell 51 Ho Barnes four for 70 Ford three for 22. Town 25 for Hetherington 11 Barnes 42 retired. The Town captain Hetherington, Lang, Davis, and Barnes contributed, while Country bowler Napper 33 and Parnell 51 helped secure the win in six hours.
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Grafton
Dmy
Town
Hetherington
H. Barnes
D. Lang
W. Davis
Country
Comerford
B. Davie
EB Napper
C. Parnell
Ho Barnes
M. Ford
Rune
Tennis M Grath Injures a Leg Muscle
Davis Cup exhibition at Pratten Park draws over 1200 fans in Sydney. Vivian McGrath off court due to a leg muscle injury. Hopman fills in, teaming with Adrian Quis t. singles end 8 set with Hopman and Quist each winning one. Exhibition doubles Hopman-Quist defeat McGrath-Dunlop 2-4-2-? with unclear final score.
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Sydney
Pratten Park
Vivian McGrath
Hopman
Adrian Quist
Quist
H. Hopman
Vic
V. A. EK
A. HK. Quist
G. B. M'Grath
R. Dunlop
Shade Wins in Australian Title Defense at Bay Stadium
In Sydney Dawg Shade, an American middleweight, defeated Australian champion Fred Henneberry on points after 18 rounds at Bay Stadium. The bout featured extensive holding and few hard exchanges, with Shade’s longer reach and experience giving him the edge. Attendance neared 10,000 as Henneberry weighed 11.234 pounds more than Shade.
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Sydney
Funhcutter Bay Stadium
Dawg Shade
Fred Henneberry
Shade
Slade
Nilo
Mennoberry
Belmont Tax Demand and Insurance Law Update Summary
Belmont notes a £158 0 0 payment obligation on the insurance transfer and reports the Life Assurance Amendment Act now law. Brisbane Easter Sunday 1904 falls April 1, with references to travel distances to Japan and time differences to London. Also mentions debt collection windows, city water and sewerage costs, and various local notices including Monte Carlo law, school absence after scarlet fever, and timber treatment guidance.
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Belmont
Grasedais
Tou
Rockhampton
EHB
Beechmont
Jeck Crawford
Brisbane
Japan
Greenwich
London
Bydmey
Melbourne
Adelaide
Bushane
Wabilitien
Capalaba
Monte Carlo
Rosemount
Ipswich
Tennis equipment brands and products listed in 1900s catalog
A fragmented catalog entry lists tennis courts players and gear including rackets from brands such as Spalding and Brisbane. It mentions rubber grips, model names, ball specifications, prices in predecimal formats, and related maintenance items like restringing with expert workmen.
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Werit Wickat
E. Mossop
Toowoomba
Cash
Mowop
Sheffield
K, Mossop
E. Wyeth
Victoria Grips Shield
N.S.W
A. Mailey
Famous International
Courier-Mail
Rowe
Oldfield
Fleetwood - Smith
O. B. Fleetwood
Walsh
Burrows
Combes
Putman
Taemania
Badcock
B. Smith
Wee Burrows
C. Guin
Atzingon
Green
Trembath
Besmnes
SO Walsh
B Smith
Tewek Ee
Sone
Pitemaurice
Radcock
Alingon
Allaop
Vermom
Wee Ge Ee Oy Ae
Trem
Zi. Smith
Fite
Maurice
Nitschke
Ben Bowyang
Alex. Gumey
Matey
Digger
Prospects Reviewed
Thorpe
Port Adelaide
M‘grath
Orient Line
Bagie
Captain Starlight
Rolf Boldtrewood
Lexander
Spalding
Lancer
Black Prince
Wiserd
Golden Eagle
Overeila
Briab
Suitite
Overel
Overelis
Belgium
Fremini
Southern Sun
Courier-Mall
LNB
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