Confab Chosen for Rosebery Prospects
Sydney October 6 reports Confab favored in Rosebery prospects and Ammonia returned to Sydney with moves to New Zealand. Deputy Ruler and Walkare affect Derby plans. Casino fields include Master Briefly and Ena meneech. Rosebery handicap and Flying Welter events featured with Penny Hunter favored. Summer Meeting notes add £550 in prize money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkare
G. Price
Queensland
Waikar
Sydney
New Zealand
Melbourne
CG. Sheath
Charleville Race Meeting Delivers Numerous Handicaps and Entries
Historic Charleville event lists acceptances and extensive handicaps across Maiden, Miltexian, Flying Stakes, Hack, Spring and Electric Stakes. Notable horses include Night Time, Master Sardhal, Wisterside, Vietuna Lee, Archborough, and Victuna Lee among others with detailed weights and runners shaping a dense fields for October 20 meet.
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First Bay
As Joyce
Master Sardhal
Cluthen
Black List
Engraving
Utwcher
Perse Fou
Balbuna
Hoting
Kymaculia
Karefore
Kraken
Hurry Scurry
Chinta
Momtu
Wisterside
Victuna Lee
Titan Maia
Paloter’s Beau
Mack Shine
Kengill
October Teeth
Ath
King Dullen
Boy Clinker
Clariren
Sardhal
Ardborough
Mizver
Lite Port
Huntaman
Marbiesto
Vietuna Lee
Tealite
Rothesmy
Jambay
Frrniela
Promiu
Ulsterside
Bows Syee
Eile
Marabee
Little Port
Master Deodan
Beto King
Rraken
Karadore
Kelpun
Gamte
Miley Chinta
Zealite
Master Doodah
Morietone
Rothesay
Bavercar- Net
Betery
Gyre
Janhay
Kymeculla
CWRC
Breeks
Muravee
Linea Port
Octember
Heo Klip
Huntsman
Fujiam
Marbles
Bewlive
Murry Scurry
Miss Chinta
Prom
Ulterside
Title Id OA
Palmver'y Bray
Dlack Shine
Tery Beau
Kengilia
Boy
Black Lust
Wing
Maw Is
Uiter Barchal
Bawne Wa
Might Time
Balbume
Fiat Ear i Taamare
China
Pernfield
Tk Karedora
Boy Tank
Cup Prospects and Kuvera’s Task in Caulfield bids
Mailbourne October 16 report on Caulfield Cup prospects with two withdrawals Palphar and Dermid. Kuvera’s near third dead-heat complicates the field. Magnitas Pretzel and Magniutan loom, while Middle Watch is missing and Toorak Handicap form noted. Jockeys include H Morgan aboard Burlesque as prep for the Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mailbourne
Palphar
Dermid
Dermidta
Kuvera Rom Chatfam
Hall Mark
Mark
Fremington
Hotets
Caulfield
Moonee Valley
Miami
Hall Markos
Deroy
Phol- Bar
da. Molthan
Limarch
Falphar
Brixton
Lixten
Randwick
Flemington
Wherlko
H. Morgan
Queensland Bowling Association pennant fixtures set for Saturday
Record entries mark a new season as 20 clubs contest Purple Pennant and 18 Blue with Wynnum Redcliffe Ithaca shifts. A pennant draw will be made as officials and clubs prepare for the opening day amid player position debates and official visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland Bowling Association
Wyntum
Annerley
Nundah
Redcliffe
Ithaca
Wynnum
Nundeh
Ross Surrell
Brisbne
Une
Lee
Hols
Prizes Increased for Australian Summer Meetings
In Sydney on October 14 the Australian Jockey Club announced higher stakes for Warwick Farm and Randwick programs. The Villiers Stakes and Summercup on December 23 and 2 carry larger prizes, with December Stakes for two year olds raised to £1300. Minor event purses rise as total prize money for the two days reaches £400, and Warwick Farm meetings on November 25 and December see increases of £970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australian Jockey Club
Warwick Farm
Randwick
Ghia
Prian
Mom, Lime Ago
Amateur snooker cham pionship heats report
In the first round of the amateur championship at Queneingd, Sokapwaki beat W Huet by 140 to sf, and A Noyes defeated A Talbot 122 to In the first game Sakeewek led 74 to 26, then widened the margin to win the heat by 3. Sakowoki showed good form with fine breaks. Noyes and Talbot stayed close in their first game, Noyes winning SB to 2. In the second game Noyes outplayed his opponent with a 64 point run. Semifinals tonight at eight feature Ryan vs Titcombe and Sakvenski vs Neven, with the final tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ametieur
Fmst
Sokapwaki
W. Huet
A. A
Om Humber
Trasekiule
Noyes
Talbot
SB Bo
Neven
Croquet match at Wynnum Club reports two games
Wynnum club croquet results show Mesdames Woosley and Dumigan Merdane Camp versus Litt at 20 23, Moriteith and Taylor against Pisher and Orahsm at 26 23, and Mrs Williama paired with Mrs auetis in a 26 to y affair.
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Guise Pleyeth
Wynnum Green
Woosley
Dumigan
Merdane
Moriteith
Miss. Taylor
Williama
Auetis
News From the Clubs Pennant Practice Rosters Listed
Boomboodabin and Balmoral announce pennant practice rosters for Saturday with players named for each club. Emergencies listed for Ceville and non pennant players offered accommodation. Hamilton notes rink results and a general meeting with leadership speeches. New Farm lists required players for pennant practice.
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Boomoodabin
Atiow
Pace
R WN
Reid
Faulkner
Normoyle
Wetherell
White House
FP Brown
Turmmer-Jones
Rees
Ker
Tucker
Bouchard
Cox
Brown
Exton
Sapsford
Phillips
Short
Hunter
B. W. Turner-Jones
Quaid
Trevethin
Graham
Curse
Hannan
Ferguson
Shaw
O'Brien
Lyon
Hell
Rosa Barret
Green Balmoral
Palmer
Riddel
Ross
Ryan
Beard
Kilmgner
Salter
Thomson
Laverack
Moss
Wright
Letts
Machin
Panheri
Ball
Bradnam
Whitney
Cassera
Thorpe
Ashineah
Wilson
H. &. Macpherson
Martin
H. Stevens
Mark
J. Harrison
A Macpherson
Morrison
White
H. Thomson
A Horton
Gil
Bloomer
Honey
Bennett
Ceville
J. J. Grier
Matt Lawrin
Baturdey
J. Way
Mesore HH
M. Ruweell
MLA
Vlorepatron
Dick Leine
NEW Farm
Beatley
Walters
Senderson
Sheridan
A. Moore
Woodger
Batt
Ayres
H. Moore
Andrew
Martie
Arnold
CAN BROWN WIN Fourth State Title in Golf Carnival
Professional golf action opens at Yerrongpilly with C Brown chasing his fourth straight State title and J A Quarton defending the Dunlop Cup. Eight players qualify for stroke play, then three days of match play over 3 holes leading to the Royal Queensland event starting October 25. Brown, local pro, has shown mixed form this season with scores ranging from 60s to high 70s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Brown
J. A. Quarton
Queenseland Professional Golfers’ Association
Yerrongpilly
Brown
Quarton
Spa
Quali
Goodns
I. H. Whitton
J. N. Radcliffe
A. E. Garrard
Walker
A. Sinclair Oith
A. Lenholm
Ae Denholm
Porter
Verzard
Gquirton and Brown
Pines
Coming Events In Golf Clubs And Trophies
A string of golf events and trophies listed for today and upcoming days. Yeerongpiy Associates announces Four Gall beet ball trophies for Mesca mes George Faompeen and Kent’s. Oxley associates host Kidton Holes competition next day with Victories Parg fascciates and Queensland Ladies Golf Union gold brooch final. Thursday features Wennum associates draw for a trophy donated by Mrs A J Koden and Mrs R G Fateron, with multiple pairings listed. Saturday notes October competition for Honour Cup and potential November 10 adjustments. several foursomes challenges among club holders, with October 3 Canadian foursome event at Indooroopilly and trophies for various contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noldera
Gee, Ree
J. P. Mulholland
J. A. Gresty
L. F. Childs
Girl Guides
Indooroopilly
Ed Golf Clube
Robinson's Sporta Depot
Queen Street
Golf results from multiple clubs across October dates
Reports from Bouthport Ipswich Gatton Qat TA and Redland Bay detail matches and rounds. Kretschmar, Chandler, Land, Leal, Hinton and Walker feature in pairings with several 1 up and 3 and 2 results. Ipswich hosts 3 hole and sweepstakes events with Turner Atherton Johnson and Walker noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issociatos
E. Turner
G. Atherton
L. WM. Johnson
G. Walker
E. Kewish
Minai Atherton
K. Kewiah
Queensland University honours awarded to Varsity Sportsmen Blues
Outstanding ability teamwork and sportsmanship recognized as full blues and all blues at the University of Queensland Sports Union awards. F Clark captained first XV and navigated inter-city fixtures, F Whyatt and G Hall praised for form, Vincent vice-captain and state selection, Hamilton a prolific winger, Lee an inter-city and state honours recipient, Bayes and Pearce Clark noted for leadership and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland University
Stortemen
Yeaterday
Warn
University of Queensland Sports Union
Pootbal
F. Clark
F. BR. Vincent
B. Hamilton
F. Whyatt
G. Hall
Co. Lee
Chester V. WI
Bayes
E. B. Pearce Clark
Eiste
New South Wales
Brisbane
Tim
Vincent
Rugby Union
Hamilton
Hee
Brishane
Whyatt
Queensland
Lee Woo
Beck
Wilson
Mayenhea
Criticism of Board over Rest of Australia team decision
Sydney report of October 18 states the New South Wales Cricket Association debated the Board of Control refusal to let Australian selectors pick the East of Australia team for testimonial matches. The executive chairman R A Oxlade said the State selectors would select the Rest of Australia Eleven and the New South Wales team for the November 21 testimonial in Sydney. The Board’s standing order was cited as preventing selector action, and a rescision motion at the recent Sydney meeting failed. Gordon selector A C M Boyce voiced regret.
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Sydney
Board of Control
East of Australia
New Howth Wales Cricket Association
R. A&a. Oxlade
Australia
New South Wales
H. Heydon
A. C. M Boyce
Gordon
Country selectors warn of possible player stand down
It was suggested that at least two of the four Northern Suburbs players chosen for the metropolitan side against the country may withdraw to play for their club in the Saturday Centures. State selectors warned that any player refusing to participate risks omission from the State side.
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Hertaberg
Bowen
Gould
Dengate
Ted- Man
Smith
Mdermott
Jackson
Reik
Monkhouse
Barrow
Guldman
Taylor
Singies
Thurecht
Bright
Walker v. Campbell
Dr. Brown_v. Thomson
Tucker Vy. Whitehouse
Bennett
Murray
Batheraby
Garbett
Moxey
Wood
Bailey
Wala
Pentiman
Anderson
Henderon
Pollard Wirth
Fayne
Sandgate
Seth Brisbane
Windsor
Mesers, Smith
Rentington
N.G.W
Scott
Tweed Heads
Bran. Taylor
W. Munro
Btalker
Mr. Goward
Hobart
Han
Secrritory
Ebeyance
South Brisbane
Ylelt Wynnum
Balmoral
Wynnum
Noble
Carrodus
Bell
Nock
Houghton
Kirkland
Gray
Rowley
Levis
Terrett
Butson
Craigie
Cavige
Webster
Lowry
Wilson
Jack
Shooter
Pittman
West
Waddie
M’gregor
Adams
A. Mitson
Coleman
Robinson
Larcombe
Jeffrey
Hackey
Shaw Ewart
Macmillan
Brand Parry
Stewart
Stafford
Winning
Street
Cowie
Hare
Roebbers Dix
Jones
Manse
Buckham
Sanderson
Gough
Collina
F. C Rowley
Care
Simmer
Sfleld
Eds
Gittler
Armstrong
Selars
Graham
Watte
O'Shea
Holway
Down
Morrison
Southern
Lows
Blue
Hell
Rose
Waltern
Volume
Withecombe
J. G. Wotkola
Groom
Alexander
Beatty
Crawley
Pickworth
Dennis
Pitter
Ward
Devon
Patra
Eelec
Wwo
Annerley
Niemann
Wardlaw Y Canary
Pennett
Edminston
Rooke
Richardson
Mason
Derragh
Lack
Leavey
Morgan
Junner
Stimpson
Cheenfield
Alford
Tucker
Allen
Thorpe
Grealey
J. Brown
J. Simpson
Freney
Adsett
Stirling
Melgrum
Wardlaw
Woodhead
Davis
Barnes
Ayscough
Biggs
Delmedes
Carr
le Feuvre
E. Lawson
Martin
E. B. Bayly
Perth
Western Australia
South Perth
Northern Suburbs
Selectors Weigh Team for England Trip Amid Board Debate
The passage notes uncertainty in test selectors as State and Australian bodies discuss choosing a squad for England. Vice president Sydney Smith mentions an opportunity for Board of Control selectors to name players they deem worthy, with the report formally received.
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England
Sydney Smith
Board of Control
NSW LEAD. MARYLEBONE SETTLEMENT PRAISE
Sydney October 16 The New South Wales Cricket Association after a closed meeting announced unanimous approval of a resolution praising the Marylebone Club and the Board of Control for their conciliatory effort to settle the recent dispute. The association endorsed the wording of the cablegrams exchanged between the two bodies.
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Sydney
New South Wales Cricket Association
H. Heydon
A.W. Green
Marylebone Club
Board of Control
MCC Team at Karachi Post 292 Run in Mixed Eleven
Calcutta report cites D R Jardine's MCC side scoring 292 at Karachi in a mixed eleven match. Walters TI, Barnett 62, Valentine 530, Jardine 40, Nichols 31 were noted with the side reaching 292 and the mixed eleven replying 31 for 3 wickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
D. R. Jardine
M.C.C
Karachi
Walters
Barnett
Valentine
Jardine
Nichols
The Striker Calls for Runs and Signal Rules in Cricket
The Striker's Call explains how the striker should call for runs and signals during running between wickets. It covers calling for every ball in front of the line, using clear calls like one, two, or no run, and coordinating with the backing partner to avoid hesitation and fatal mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anappy
Amy
Walt
A. G. Moyes
Waverley Club Secretary Named Manager of NSW Team
Sydney October 18 At tonight s meeting of the New South Wales Cricket Association Mr L J Fingl e ton secretary of the Waverley Club was elected unopposed to the position of manager of the New South Wales team which will visit Brisbane for the Sheffiela Silala match commencing November
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Sydney
New South Wales Cricket Association
L. J. Fingleton
Waverley
New South Wales
Brisbane
Sutcliffe Recovers From Operation In London Report
London dispatch notes Sutcliffe has completely recovered from his operation and is expected to represent the University for three years. The article lists names across multiple sports including rowing, hockey, and cricket, with various teams and figures such as Wyeth and Mahoney mentioned in association with the Metropolis sports scene.
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London
Sutcliffe
Lawton
Gricket BR Wyeth
Wyeth
Eam
Metropolia
HP Mahoney
W. A Mahoney
J J. Mahoney
Ipswich Criticism Over Biggs Omission in Shield Picks
Ipswich and West Moreton Cricket Association president A G Thomas voices disappointment at Biggs missing South Queensland selection. He notes Ipswich progress, school cricket push, and a new grounds project while selectors defend careful nominations and highlight Biggs’s 1920 season dominance elsewhere.
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Queensland Cricket Association
M. Biggs
Ipawith and West Moreton Cricket Association
Mfr
A. G. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Country Selection Committee
Ipswich
West Moreton
South Queensland
South Australy
Grishane
Teams Selected For Exhibition Ground Matches At No 1 Oval
The lineup lists Talletedli's versus Jim Gerald's loan at No 1 Oval Exhibition Ground on May 2 with captains W. B. Lowla and MH. Breckenreg. It includes multiple players from Talletedli's, Colts, Eastern Suburbs, No. 2 Greveville, and Western Suburbs plus a late day trial for additional Brompton players. Also scheduled are Jim Geralds Company vs Tattersall's enkinakers at Exhibition Ground 1320 p.m. two-day event and the Brisbane Secondary Schools Wanderers clash at the Anane Cricket Ground on Thursday with coach details and squad members.
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Talletedli
Jim Gerald
No. 1 Oval
Exhibition Ground
W. B. Lowlat
MH. Breckenreg
R. Bourke
L. Maxted
J. Murphy
L. Dahl
Hancock
F. Brangfeld
W. J. Browne
Wenberne
A. Kerr
H. Simmond
H. M’carthy
L Code
Tata
Jim Geralds Company
Tattersall
Enkinakers
W. Perryman
T. Dole
Li Cottam
R. Hawthorne
M. Rogers
D. Mical
V. Mooney
C. Connell
M. Sarfre
P. Crawford
P., O'Toole
A. Clutterbuck
Brisbane Secondary
Bchools
Tde
Wanderers
Anane Cricket Ground
Thureday St
M. Thompson i
RR. Chilcott
R. Boorman
BEHS
L. Dixon
J. Govan
Hunter
FOS
K. Barry
A. Howard
T Hare
BR Lewis
K. Moffat
G.T
Matheson
Country Matches In Southport October 16 Details
Guaraba defeated Southport by 87 runs in the first innings. Guamaba 214 with notable scores by E Bignell 69 R Binsted 39 and A Thame seven for 78. Southport 1t 1A. D Eastaughe 23 D J Hollindale three E Bignell three for a. A team from John Burke Ltd Brisbane beat Benown by 122 runs first innings. Benown 52 WIG 52 A Quayle five for 31. Other matches: Labrador defeated Upper Coomera by first-innings. Mount Beppo defeated Toooolawah. Kenilworth delegates plan cricket club formation.
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Southport
Guaraba
Guamaba
E& Bignell
R. & Binstesd
A Thame
Aeven
D. Eastaughe
D. J. Hollindale
E Bignell
John Burke, Ltd
Brisbane
Benown
Wig
A. Quayle
E. Burke
H. Harland
Rambling
R. C. Carey
Jos Labador
Upper Coomera
Fa Fite
Upper Cooma
Dylan
Jun
N. Blastead
Labrador
W. Coleman
Pennant cricket hinges on weakened clubs at Nundah Oval
Third round fixtures begin Saturday with Toombul and Northern Suburbs fielding weakened sides due to County Week. Suburbs facing South Brisbane in a keen clash, selections hint at possible changes for the October 27 28 country match. State side plans rely on county week form, while local bowing and batting battles loom large across A and B grades and sub-districts.
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Pennant
Toombul Ieronatens
Nieehare Suburbs
Rumeera-Up
Nundah Oval
Sesson
Gough
Andrews
Bensted
Thunow
Joollah
New South Wales
Osenham and Gamble
Toombul
Waltey
South Brisbane
Eastern Suburbs
O'Connor
A. Monsop
H. Leeson
K. Hickey
Valley
Burke Outpoints Brown in London Bee This Boxing Bout
Burke, the Australian middleweight, outpointed George Brown of Stepney over 16 rounds in London. Burke was dropped twice in the firm early rounds but recovered to win clearly on points.
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London
Bee Ito Burke
George Brown
Stepney
Poontest
Burke
Rifle Shooting Secon d Round Scores Lead Edwarda Trophy Tie
Belmont Wreng Club shooters led the second round for the Edwarda and 7 trophy on Saturday with top scores by P Burgess and W Tilman and Robins across distances. Other notable counts included Parkes Ostober Gow trophy entries and participants B Thornton R Locke Mrs R Locke J Jones EB Hollings and Mrs Thump kim.
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Secomd
Belmont- Wreng Club
P. Burgess
Tore
W. Tilman
Robins
Ios
J. "Pima
Q Parkes
Wick ‘Ostober
Ae B. Thornton
R. Locke
J. Jones
EB Hollings
Thump Kim
Kenilworth and District Cricket Association Season Plans
Kenilworth and District Cricket Association outlines carry A and B grade competitions for this season detailing structure and participation. The notice emphasizes league formats and team eligibility for the forthcoming schedule.
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Kenilworth and District Cricket Association
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