Ratebow Cricket Club Meeting and Match Results
A Ratebow Cricket Club meeting is scheduled at Mr Atkinson Studio on Tuesday ext SATURDAY. The day’s fixtures show Hoare, Gorton, Nagel, and Mellick defeating Arvier, M Kencie, Malcork, and Philips 17 to 10. Donaldson and Fallon beating Hartigan and F Kennett 1 to 10. Leary and S Draper beating Overland and G BR Mayers 32 to 14. B Kenzle defeating Nagel 21 to 12. Hoare over Mellick 34 to 1M. Leary over N Draper 21 to 1. Gorton over Miller 21 to 7. Secom Draw. Donaldson skip with Startigan, Gorton, and Bulcock beat Alvier, Philips, Fo Bennett, and Fallon 19 to 18. Overland and Emptierson tied M Kenzie and Wilson 6 all on Sunday. Philips and M Kenzie beativer pland and Quighey 20 to 7. Leary and Nagel beat Mayors land N Draper 19 to 4. Weare and NI Draper beat Lennon and Bulcock 17 to 15. Second Draw Philips skip with HM Draper and Mi Kenzie beat Hartigan stip, Gorton and Rubcock 23 to 13. Leary and N Draper beat Mayers Imed McWick 27 to 7. Lameen and jurgiey beat Nagelemi Fientrek 18 ve 14. Overland 11, Miller 12, Hoare 12.
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Hoare
Gorton
Nagel
Mellick
Arvier
M'Kencie
Malcork
Philips
Donaldson
Fallon
Hartigan
F. Kennett
Leary
S. Draper
Overland
G. BR. Mayers
B'Kenzle
N. Draper
Miller
Secom
Startigan
Bulcock
Alvier
Fo Bennett
Emptierson
M' Kenzie
Wilson
M‘kenzie
Pearce Challenges Barry For World Sculling Title
Henry W. Pearce emerges as the leading challenger to E. Barry for the world sculling championship. The rule requires a 100 stake and a six month notice. Pearce, Durnan, Athony, and others may enter claims, while Arvat is out for months, leaving Pearce as the probable obstacle to Barry if left unopposed.
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C— Pearce
Harry
Henry W. Pearce
E. Barry
SD. Telegraph
William Beach
Gandaur
Pearce
Durance
Barry
W. Athany
Arnett
Durnan
Webb
Albany
Cevuld
Arvat
Barry and LUSDON Reach Australia Gate Money Deal
Sunday-Arnst stated to Sporting Life he will cover Barry’s £308 expenses to Australia and guarantee Barry a gate money share between 500 and fae, signaling a financial agreement for travel and revenue.
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Sporting Life
Barry
Australia
Fae
Royal wardrobes spark lavish costs across European courts
An Austrian observer notes Queen Wilhensina of Hatland spends about £4800 yearly on personal attire, followed by Queen of Tri jaly at £3200. The German Empresa de fwoten reportedly funds £2500 to £3200 for toiletries, while Carina embraces a stark black style with minimal trimming, driving high dressmaking bills.
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Carina
Queensland Golf Championship First Round Report
In Brisbane on the fourth inst the Queensland Golf Championship opened in fine weather. The draw paired Newman with Fowler Wilson with Maat Boyce with Fitmpatrick Leone with flops Franc and Hunter. Second day brought strong winds with scores led by Wilson 10 17 Fitzpatrick 69 92 Newman M 3 Hunter 88 1 percent Fowler HM M Leone 68 07 Boyce 92 4 Frater 8 Hent a Totals Mant cote. The winner is said to be a recent arrival from Ireland regarded as one of Australia’s finest golfers. The Hospital Cup competition was also played at Norwas.
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Frater
Fowker
Mant
Wilson
Fitepatrick
Newman
Hunter
Fowler
Leone
Boyce
Hent
Ireland
Australia
He ‘Sas
Picahip
Wes & Pies
Park on Sqqurlay Last Averages in Poor Showing
The Kia Ores failed to meet expectations with a weak two-quarter display as Rainbows dominated despite missing their captain who is in Brisbane. Cracey Creagh and Herr starred in the backs, W Bennett led the forwards with Gates Mehrens and McQuillen assisting. Naughton scored for Kin Oras, while Gates Bennett Creagh Begin added Winners points with only one conversion.
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Brisbane
Cracey
Creagh
Herr
W. Bennett
Gates
Mehrens
McQuillen
Naughton
Kin Oras
Bennett
Begin
Wirt
Park
North Queensland
Bagby
Sixon
Haven
Rigby
Rugby fixtures in Brisbane met North Queensland visitors
In a Brisbane Rugby match the Metropolitan team faced North Queensland at Exhibition Grounds, with Collings moved to full pack and Fulcher added to the three-quarter line. North Queensland led 13 0 at halftime as Brisbane struggled against strong Northern tackling and wind aided attempts.
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Viettors
Northusensland Steam
Inca
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Tabs
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Bowe Bridge
Gete
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H. Carroll
F. Lewis
J. Feeney
M. Park
M. Tre
Boden
T. Danes
A.carroll
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Wilcocks
Barrantt
Pansy
Jbut Carroll
South Queenland
Kent
Tredgren
Park
Carroll
Jto Olsen
L. Carroll
Aris
Ryan
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