Disqualification in Sydney Great Trek case stirs inquiry
A J C stipendiary stewards disqualified a stablehand for two years in the Great Trek inquiry but cleared the trainer and owners. Investigations will continue with police, aiming to end doping claims. Playboy scratched from Epsom with trainer focusing on other races as field narrows.
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Sydney
A.J.C. Stipendiary
Great Trek
John Albert Tays
Trek
ALC
Playboy
Rok Case
Epsom
TJ. Smith
Aj.c
A.C
Charles Confident In World Title Bid
New York reports the heavyweight title fight between Charles and Carlen, with Charles projecting a bold return to claim the crown. Analysts note the challenger’s height and reach advantages and expect a tough 15 round contest at Yankee Stadium.
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Charles
New York
Wednesdy
Shumpion
Rixard Charles
Ger
Ewe
Cloula
Ogreh Carlen
State Lottery Draw Snafu Shows Mixed Prizes and Scramble
Lottery No 2146 announced with prizes led by First Prize 54562 and Sixth of a kind 80368 while multiple misprints haunt the lists. Names and addresses such as Robertson Street Campsie and West Pennant Hills appear among the mistaken entries as Fifth Prize 228% and other captions tangle the draw. Writtery 2147 expected tomorrow.
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Byndicate
Lawes
Robertson Street
Campsie
Synibale
A. Hawes
Aik
Ong Roa
West Pennant Hills
Symhoate
Eadie
Concord
Convent
Syndicatr
W. Chapman
Rnoch Taylors
Writtery
Tablelands Team Wins Country Week Championship
Sydney report records the Souther Tablelands team composed of Royal Canberra and Goulburn players winning the country week golf championship by two points over Hunter River. Ken Johnson of Waratah wins the Country Week individual title with a 30 hole total of 90 over two rounds.
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Sydney
Souther Tablelands
Royal Canberra
Goulburn
Hunter River
Ken Johnson
Waratah
Johnson
C. Belle
Maitland
Melay
Wollongong
Siosha
Cockley Creek Crurse
Belle
McKay
Appron Hng
Ucay
Masa ‘Vale
Chan
Mhunter
Hive
Neweautie
West
Fe Central North Coast
KA. Johnson
Packie Creek
C. Bolle
Mullland
Th McKay
Wollyngone
L. Berry
Tafeitian
G_ McDermott
Tor Tiest
J. Powell
Royal Can
Peni
Monthly Medal at Federal Golf Club
Ten associates competed in ideal conditions for the monthly medal and trophy honor. Mrs Sustin scored 96 30 80 to lead, with Jonson 92 71 and Byrne 91 18 73 close behind. Luton 107 31 78. May 1018 76. Beamtey 112 30 71. Ware 110 82 78. Wilkinson won the 36 mark era trophy with a 78. Canadian foursome was not led by Mrs Kaye and Mr Donaldean.
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Fedaral Golfins
Teoren
Mra
Sustin
Tra. Jonson
Byrne
Mex Luton
May
Beet at 20 Chryster Transforms in Local Trade
A fragmented notice describes Beet at 20 Chryster involved in a sale or transfer. It references a common purchaser and an apparent trade with attrition implications. Details are unclear due to OCR garbles and partial names.
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Kartlon
Allan's Expulsion Allegedly Spiteful Action
Sydney witnesses report the Allan expulsion as an act of spite by the Gordon Rugby Union to discipline Ste ver Allan. Don Mudie claims others who joined the League earlier were not singled out. officials defend the sanction as warranted under the union code.
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Sydney
Don Mudie
Gordon
Tam
Rugby Union
Odd Lottery Entry Nets £91,832 in Treble Chance
A London pool result shows George Barrett, a 40 year old insurance clerk earning £400 a year, winning £91,832 after a single half crown stake on a treble chance. The fragment notes a single entry in the pool last week leading to the large payout.
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London
George Atred Barrett
Ancanhire Insuranc
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