Scrappy Doomben Cup build with local rider plan
Race notes show Monany rider search for the Doomben Cup with apprentice Markey replacing Maddox. Rocky Ring to run. Grey Boots scratched. Mpelimin strong in betting as Prince Carapade, Silent Breas and Peachtime loom among contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ring
Will
Ryo
Grey Boots
AO Lewis Oid
Wakami
Stamen
Mpelimin
Brisbane
Meinge Mien Deciny
Tinday
Prince Carapade
Silent ' Breas
Peachtime
Themont Tare
Hikisi
Mark Is Lame in Sydney Drum's Rowing Handicap
Mark Is Lame SYDNMY Monday Busmark pulled up tame after the Denmben Ten Thouram last Saturday. He is timing the inter Mandicap at Rowehitt on July 22. Buzmark has a sore shoulder but showed some improvement today. There is little hope of him starting the Winter Handicap. Dercih, who won the race boat year het five talking, will race in the Mlying Handica at Canterbury on Saturday. A field of sprinters includes Ban Damenica The Groom Blue Flag and the imported Donegal hie Michie and Hie Nina. Photon, who beat Bir Marcher in the Wagga Cup, is another notable runner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydnmy
Busmark
Ten Thouram
Rowehitt
Buzmark
Dercih
Wilcommne
Canterbury
Ban Damenica
Blue Flag
Donegal
Hie Michie
Hie
Nina
Photon
Bir Marcherlin
Queensland racing ban on bookmakers lifted, easing trainer bans
The Queensland Tut club lifted the ban affecting bookmakers and trainers from racing or sailing activities, ending a period that limited many racers and stabled horses. The measure restores participation for key figures in Brisbane racing circles and should resume normal operation for horses and events in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Gusensland
Queensland
Unclear STC Handicap Mixup Reported in Sydney
In Sydney on Monday the STC commiline noted an unintentional tilt in the Wiying Handicap with two horses left out of the field. The horses mentioned were Ouner's Leas ZY and Draatir 2, causing a reported irregularity in the race lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
STC
Ouner
Friction in Rugby League blamed on governing body
London editorial in The Manchester Guardian argues that Rugby League authorities foster friction among Australian and British players at Brisbane matches. It cites differing rule interpretations between England, Queensland, and Australia and notes officials have failed to address the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Manchester
Brisbane
Eingland
Queensland
Australia
Autralia
England
New Zeland
England Bribane Test Report Ordered by Rugby Board
English Rugby League officials request a formal report on the Brisbane Second Test. Secretary W. Pallant will file a report to the council and the International Rugby League Board. Captain Ernest Ward claims the refereeing was biased and urges consistent application of the rules by the referee rather thanTele interpretations.
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England
Brisbane
Mendow
Fhasingers
Monarn
Oldroyds
Spedding
Ramtish Board of Cootes
W. Paltowfe
Gistratin
Gldroxa
Aly Mal
Couneil
Internationa Rugby League Board
Fruglinb Rhy
Ernest Ward
Uaid
Tha Dueaig
Frank Visiald
Ward
Beadshaw
Pallant
Tllaed
Walts
Queensland
Brisbane rugby league suspensions shock touring side
Sunday reports from Brisbane detail suspensions of two touring team members for abusive remarks and misconduct after Sat matches. Referee decisions cost Hrad a likely match against Too kwoomba while Ipswich and Brisbane opponents face scheduling shifts. George Oldroyd, Eagle Rugby League business manager, flew to Sydney amid DO Board of Control contact, as McCoy suspension timelines and match consequences unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satwtnye Micon Fghy Lang ‘Teal
Queensland
F. Ballard
Hradmay
Tookwoomba
Brisbane
Ipswich
Thinx
Gilroyd
Weysromy
George Oldrnyd
Eagle
Sydney
Ourada Osmel
Liberal Tuatneyn
Australian Board of Control
Onde
Teola
Oldroyd
Taira
McCoy
George New
Sydney Cricket Ground
Salseday
Tom McMahon
Wecay
Inc
Newtown
Frank Paeréll
Local lines and names hint at a cropped report
Fragmentary OCR text mentions local teams or individuals with garbled names and phrases. It references a group or event, but readable facts are minimal and unclear about date, place, or outcome.
Wagga Union May Play In Canberra
Wagga Union may travel to Canberra for fixtures with the Royals and other Northern Suburbs opponents. The program lists first and reserve grade matches at North Canberra venues including Duntroon Oval and Manuka Oval with Royal Military College and Canberra Grammar entries, as well as sprint events and scoring tallies from the premiers and Cup competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagga Union
Canberra
North
Ganar
Canetorre
Royals
N.sw.ymall-Wesk Union
Tor ‘Baturany
Royal Military
College No. 1
North- 1
Fenimne’ Oval
S.apum
J. B. Macka
RMC
Navy
Duntroon Ovel
Sumone
Northern Sunburhs
Canheres Grammar
Sarmhbourne
Bert Grammar
Northhatene
Kineton
Canberra Royals
Arith
Flinders Way
Pio
Northe
Muc
Bo Nid Ag Orartt
NS BT By Royale
Forestry
Northa
Pointe-Scorars
Irlea
W. West
Norths
Spa We Benne
Rayna
Gellern
la J. Thums
Norte
W. Drabach
TRMC
ALR
Dovch
Newton
J. C. Bennett
Royale
Bath
Bel Grand Prix Motor Cycle Race at Spin Yeaters
A scrambled report notes the Bel Grand Prix motor cycle race at Spin Yeaters where Mallan Umberti Magri led in a tuned factory bike at over 101 mph. Victorian George Morrison reportedly averaged over 100 mph before a fall forced his retirement. Weathered riders Bre McPherson and others are mentioned in terse, imperfect phrases.
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Aye
Beg Sory
Ruang
Aniahed
Spin Yeaters
Mallan Umberti
Gherm Watt
Nore
George Morrison
Feater
England
Bre McPherson
Sydney
Penn
Meakell Presents Trophies at Nosing-dawn Croquet Ceremony
Her Excellency Mrs W J Meakell presented trophies to winners at the Canberra Croquet Club event. Mina Betty Mickel accompanied her, welcomed by President Mrs Elliott. Prize winners included Lady Jane Cup, runners-up, and multiple named cups for A and B grades, handicap doubles, and picnic prizes with a long list of participant names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
W. J. Meakell
Mts
Turner
Mira
Dwyer
Laverty
Beattiymini Dwyer
Bennett
Mes
Mexian
Propmuring
Yates Ronit
Gowraid
Tope
Curie
Chaffey Bayer
Benjamin
Bossenea
Dahhaton
Richatieon
Marshall
Fawcett
Fox Terrier Gains Many Awards at Sydney Show
A Fox Terrier dominated the Sydney show circuit earning multiple trophies including best puppy and top breed honors. The judging highlighted variety and quality with Can boerh Colt winning a key prize in the under six months category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanuka
Shaw
Snoon Fox Terrier
Rowelanion
Atudiey Vian
Bydney
Renibit
Ashi
Ferriee
Accaalona
Chidgey
Survivor charged remanded after alleged factory incident
A Myonranth Women, a survivor, was charged by Lunsey Court after a fellow-tenant claimed an attempt to commit suicide in the intruder area of the building. She was remanded for seven days medical examination, with police citing a possible farm robbery link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunsey
Tarn
Bet. Coater
Rac Bay
Abe Hail
Soman Wes Ana
Tie Mitalio
Fie Gap
State Lottery Draw Notice and Entries
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a state lottery draw with a reference to Major and Birt No S400 and names such as Chine Reus and Bev White. The message mentions a draw to occur at Dover Road with the number 3080 and references a pastweriy. The text is unclear and partially garbled but indicates a scheduled lottery drawing and associated identifiers.
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Mawn Tondey
Fem
Dover
UCLA 5 BYDNEY First Prize Lottery Winner
A fragment from a historical notice reports UCLA 5 BYDNEY winning first prize in Lottery No 2002. Names such as J Holloway and W. Ron-n-law of the Loam appear in the readable text, with prize details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
J. Holloway
Yrdney
Iar, W
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