Tattersalls Novices Handicap at 1m wins by Bainawa
Races report lists Bainawa ridden by James winning the Novices Handicap at 1 mile with Wa Sey, Lance and other contenders, plus second divisions including Sunfel Lavaine Wheatland and other stakes. Dividends shown for win and place with multiple horses and runners noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainawa
R. James
Wasey
H. Darke
Lance
Johnson
Man O' War
Sylvan Brook
Princess ‘Annabel
Western Monarch
Bru Cello
Deep Sky
Lunar
Merci
Maritime
Kirkham
Frontier
Silver Clare
Shaftesbury
Mission
Black Invader
Joanita
Magic Wand
Vaucluse
Marcantine
Severus
Mel Swan
Aircraft
Cardross
Ack
Emme
Ouban
Boy
Darnley
Bequel
Jolly Past
Stars and Stripes
Wheatland
Emma
Magic
Lavaine
Sunpeel
Toulon
Hmamight
W. Conk
Tactician
E. Swinton
St. Buss
Sir Alex
Viva-Nol
Hyde Park
Taetielun
Huamight
Buss
Nobleman
J. Thompson
Fermansgh
Orderly
J. Duncan
Craigie
A. Gollogly
Falcon Bright
Darke
Katanga
Busx
Night Parade
Soho
Chatham's
Beau Dome
Chatham
N. Tomlinson
W. Cook
Invictun
Debenture
Beltana
Gay Lovat
Prince Galahad
Lord Ivan
Samoyed
Margate
Oliver
Assit
Maxsara
Beau Giraud
Calexa
Mentone
Bronze Lad
Felbridge
Gohl Ring
Britannic
Bilent
Invictus
Bel‘ana
Diva
Club Welter
Streamford
G. Moore
Omapo
A. B. Sinclair
Brueghelier
Moon Valley Races St Albans Stakes First Div Destination Wins
Destination led the St Albans Stakes First Division at Moonee Valley with Reveille and Beaumelle following. Results show Destination timed at 1.4, Beaumelle placed second, Reveille third, with wide betting and multiple horses listed in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
W. Williamson
Reveille
N. Dewhurst
Beaumelle
K. Smith
Wondering
Man
Hereward
Merrymaker
Glenroy Murdie
K. Parris
Star
Callahan
Saints
R. Hall
Blue Glide
Kralne
Boarder
Seipio
Calgara
All Saints
Macready
H. Badger
J. O'Brien
Tilston
Arina
Divi
Cox Plate
A. Breasley
Lawren
Tom Cake
V. Hadny
Lawrence
Sirius
Tine
Queen
Midas
Hoppe
Moria
Badger
Botting
Centenary
K Neutron
Cellini
Liberal Knight
Queen ‘Midas
Helmathy
Temi Chief
Judith Louis
Divas
Rainbird
C. Baxergo
Antares
J. Purtell
Portune’s Folly
A. Dewhurst
Gretat
Barbrador
Kinder Chick
Fortune's Folly
Vaniiks
Valeuts
Various
Sailow
Gay
Velry
N. McGrowdle
The
Bohemian
Henry
Pickway
Heathers
Beralehed
Approve
el Marko
Busybody
the Bohemian
Valentino
Star Valley
Varleson
Millaas
Nalong
Antos
Foshow
Gold Hazard
Lady Magnus
Franklin D
Lucifer
Prince Danilo
Christopher Jone
Pineths
Pascal Cheha
Inning Victories Highlight Grade Cricket Action
Sparkling Saturday play featured AM C I overcoming Fairdairn in a tight innings win. University posted 220 for 9 as N Lee led a wild batting display, while Manuka and Grammar battled in tight finishes and Northbourne built a large total before declaring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome
Fairdairn
Alm.c
Grammar
University
Manuka
Universty
RMLC
Fairbairn
Barker
Rm.c
Pryor
Unt
Baldwin
RAL
Galmon
Bowling
W. Lee
Townsend
V 'N. Lee
Githolme
Chanceleas
Col Pryer
Paries
Lee
Kappler
Johnson
Manuke
Parkes
Wynn
Freennval Chess Club Report Shows Growth and Affiliation
The Freennval Chess Club closed the year with a balance of £22 and £29 invested in war savings certificates. A handicap event presented by E. W. Norsa drew prize money for W. J. Orman. The club sought affiliation with the NSW Chess Association, accepted in September, with R. W. Pascoe as Sydney delegate. Membership rose to 36, up four, as officers were elected: President J E Edwards, Vice President W J Garrett, Secretary Treasurer J R Odgers, Captain E W Norell, committee S R Phippand D Price W Farmer Whyte and Miss D M Holmes, and auditor B Bray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Edwards
Noras
E. W. Norsa
W. J. Omran
N.8.w. Chess
Sydney
R. W. Pascoe
Alee
Lane-Poole
Napthall Jo
Doarde
J. E. Edwarda
W. J. Garett
R. Odgera
E. W.norell
CANBERRA CLUB Weekend Practice Matches Summary
Canberra Club weekend games list players Welch to Peterson in multiple fixtures with scores 26-20 25-25 21-19 and 40-14 across varied lineups. Canberra City matchups feature Withers Ridley Mecking Medland Williams Law Snow 31-10 and 27-28 results, plus multiple defences and close scores amid broad participant pools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Welch
Weidner
Flaherty
Fry
Kildea
Dignam
Spottawood
Briton
Peters
Forbester
Neale
Murphy
Temperley
Smith
Melntoxh
McKin Iy
Bale
Tillie
Wilkinson
Willis
Ides Weidner
Greenwood
Cottingham
Broome
Baker
Hinelitte
May
Reeve
Quinn
Battle
Brackenreg
Bradley
Fitspatrick
Ott
Parkes
Lovell
Letton
Gunehuffe
Cox
Philcox
Peterson
Barakat
Somerville
Nottingham
Banouf
Trevilian
Beattie
Courlander
MeKinsury
Greenwood Kuner
Miles
Cantizau
Briant
Grinsdale
Hownd
Horntead
Grins
Inte
Hayes
Bomerville
Holden
Hammersley
Lewis
Dwyer
McFarlane
Rogers
McKinatry
Me Ahall
Johnston
Limbert
Woodger
Redpath
Pierson
Loughrey
Davies
Calthorpe
Warwick
Vallance
Saunders
Gratton
Prust
Forbes
Lott
Withers
Docking
Ridley
Mecking
Wef
Medland
Williams
Law
Snow
Glover
Frimley
Wallace
Griffha
W. Turner
James
Rowlanc
Ove
Cuthbertson
House
Hows Sdrooma
Fawcett
Chaffe
Lamb
Neilson
Martin
Moss
Bracklef
E. D. Smith
Soyer
Marchant
Fox
Hancock
Horrocks
Hearne
Middle Imisa
Brown
Tindall
Cheetham
Alier
Taylor
Roberts
Denham
Lancaster
Tickner
C. Smith
Harvey
Aldridge
Kamnen
Boxing Draw Highlights Rushcutlers Bay Card In Sydney
Boxers Lou Hillier and Bob Turner fought a draw in the main 12 round bout at Rushcutlers Bay Stal um last night. Lee Fuller outpointed Jackie Green in another 12 rounder at Leichhardt Stadium. Pred Alline was disqualified in the sixth round and Pat Meehan’s decision gave Jimmy Dunne a technical defeat over Lew Hardy in Newcastle Stadium the same night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Lou Hillier
Bob Turner
Rushcutlers Bay Stalum
Tin
Lee Fuller
Jackie Green
Leichhardt Stadium
Alline
Pat Meehan
Jimmy Dunne
Queen Midas Rehandicapped After Cup Victory
Queen Midas won the Moonee Valley Cup on Saturday and was given a rehandicap. The article notes her weight adjustment as she heads to the next race with the updated handicap resulting from the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Queen Midas Een
Dlbe
Navy bowler Tomlinson stars in tough county match
In a tense game Navy bowler Tomlinson claimed four for 37 as St. Ti faced Barton Th. Loxton added two for two, while Condon and Meldrum took four and fearsome figures for the Armen. Openers and tail-enders fought back with moments of aggression before a disputed catch ended a key stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. I
Grat
YMCA
Moore
Brien
Fitton
Booth
Beaumont
C.A
Robinson
Markham
Wilkinson
Wynn
Nugent
al Tuc
Whybrow
St. Ti
Barton Th
Loxton
Condon
Meldrum
Keen Felding
Armen
Hope
Finherty
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Cou
Young's
Kingston and City
Ton
Kgusatess
von Rape Ier
Ruby
Topacco
Moonee Valley
A.M.C. I
Northbourne
Barton
Weir Mainsnea
Salmon
Bkein
MCTL
Wet Grammar
Power
Hunt
Cadets
Wilton
Am.c. I
Bell
Gray
Newton
Lifi
Northbourne I
Growcott
Hisotal
Lang
Patterson
Pike
Malone
Ghirardetto
Grangell
Rimington
Barton Smith
Sundries
R.mcc
Borthbourne I
Berry
Hogan
Cadets’ Drat
McInerny
Vail
Navy
Harman
Potion
Duntroon
Bkriie
Burren
Eleketa
Goonsy Bt
Burrows
Shtp Chess
Boxing and Wrestling
Army
Air Force
Merchant Navy
Fisk Radiola
Australia
Radiola
Amalgamated Wireless
A/SIA L
Ae National Wireless Organization
Il G. Harris
Kingston
Cenberrs
A.C.T. de Apfleck
Guaderee
B.O
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