August racing yields shadow Dancer edge Front Rank in hurdle
At Awelbourne on August 2 the VRC meeting featured the Algust Hurdle where Shadow Dancer ridden by Marrs beat Front Rank by a length. Apprentices Handicap saw Grey Aldbey and others contest with betting highlights and a close finish. The Late August Steeplechase produced decisive outcomes with Boian Wiz winning ahead of Orcory Tarary Jack and Priam.
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Sculling and Rugby Notes From Sydney Tennis and Junior Matches
Sculling and rugby results from Sydney and Lismore report mixed fortunes. The Rainbows beat Kennedys Juniors by eleven points while Kennedy Juniors saved a late scare. Favell and Meli scored for the Rainbows as the hospital romp looms. In Brisbane interests center on a scratch match drawing crowd attention and a push toward untaken games. Queensland’s side defeated a combined Richmond Casino Kyowte team 35 to 0, with August fixtures noted across multiple clubs.
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Carpentier Plans USA Fight Tour in September
New York reports Carpentier will travel to the United States for a September 4 bout and begin training near New York ahead of the clash. Other boxing notes from Brisbane and Sydney include Salvino Jaruite edging Pan Demal by decision and Tack Green FAN defeating Eddie Canlan on points in Australia.
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Kennedy and Natives in Senior Premiership decider
In a tense senior premiership match Kennedy and Sedy’s Win Promereig clashed in a critical title race. The Kennedys failed to convert and a disputed moment likely decided the outcome as Nativea stayed home and the game remained unresolved.
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Sydney Angus Leads Beaty Lacrosse Match
Sydney Angus starred as Australia defeated New South Wales by six goals to two in a two day lacrosse contest. Victoria and Germany were also noted in the play, with key performances shaping the final score.
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Japanese in China Withdrawl Signals Pact Tension
Fragmentary text shows references to Japanese in China, withdrawal, and potential diplomatic exchanges. Mentions Tokyo understanding and China’s request, signaling a possible pact or oath issue amid tensions. Reading unclear items indicate discussions on withdrawal actions and related assurances.
Mantle of the Boyne flag sparks misread Irish fears
In Charleville residents mistook a flag displayed for the Mantle of the Boyne as a fever outbreak, fearing dephtheria. Mr Kelly explained the color display reflected Orange and nationalist tensions, urging genuine charity and unity to ease Irish and Australian frictions.
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Saturday Evening Film at the Palace Theatre
A busy program features Madge Kennedy and Norma Tal in a double bill with Patone and a long description of a war picture and a Pantomime Co touring for the North Country audiences. The Palace presents The War Picture and The Treys Sunshine, plus a new pantomime from Taylor Coleman with Troupe illusions and a host of named performers. The show promises novelty, vibrant scenery, and a sequence of musical numbers designed to attract all ages across multiple towns this week.
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High wage craze or strike of brickmakers
In Adelaide on August 21 brickmakers in the metropolitan area halted work despite new wages. A board determination issued in the morning set a daily minimum of 12 shillings sixpence, while workers demanded 15 shillings.
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