Sculling Championship a close world title race in 1900s London
The article details the July championship between Arnst and Barry in London, describing a wet race with Arnst leading at various stages and Barry closing gaps. It notes Arnst’s exhaustion after a brewery stop and questions about his health, then lists scattered sailing and rowing results from 1901 to 1911 for various towns and regattas, with names such as Towns, Stanbury, Tresdider, Webb, and Amat appearing repeatedly.
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London
Arnst
Barry
Hove
Surrey
Crabtree
Billen
Barnes Bridge
Armst
Harry
Zimin
Bers
Experts Pick Likely Winner in London Race
Veterans Carmen and Arnst receive contrasting praise. Arnst shows fast spins and starting practice while Barry impresses in rough water. The Sunday Times favors Armas, while longer distance strength may beat style as the race unfolds.
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London
Tely
Carmen
Arnst
Barry
Tala Eppoment
Sunday Times
Armas
Rival scullers Barry and Arnst clash on Thames race
In a detailed preview from Wert Aur Malian, Barry, the favorite, trains intensely for the Thames challenge against Arnst. Barry’s speed and staying power are praised by many critics, while Australian experts debate skill versus science. Bets favor Arnst if he rows clean, with the race set for August 14.
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Bothney
Indina Tren
Barty
Amg Bia
Barry
Bse
Thames
Putt
Black
Talle
England
Harry Floyd
Arnst
Guy Nickalla Spoby
Teau
Ax Will Gore
Shell
Australian
Australasig Haa
Hanlon
Beach
Searle
Timmy
Australania
Wefass
Arost
Englard
Coliseum
Football Contests Among Inland Teams Impress Fans
The inland football matches during the week drew modest crowds but offered excellent play. Geraldton showed pace and sharp marking while Nelson displayed solid determination and persistence. Weather was poor but teams held their own, with country visitors hosted by Western Australian Football League acting secretary Lionel Boas in his characteristic style.
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Tim
Staro
Geraldton
Daily News
Nelson
Western Australian Football League
Lionel 'T.boas
Game With West Porth Affects Geraldton Team
West Perth defeated Geraldton 6 18 to 4 5 in a football match described as lively despite Geraldton missing two key players. West Perth led from early in the game, with goalkickers Ferguson, Jonsa, Gast, Bellion and Holmes and Kidd scoring for Geraldton. standout contributors included Balme, Barnes, Gast, Kneale for the visitors and strong air play noted despite slippery ground.
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Sunday Times
Seraldton
West Perth
Wests
Geraliton
Kidd
Geraldton
West
Ferguson
Jonsa
Gast
Bellion
Gersldten Holmes
Raomhan
Willis
Schiff
Holmes
Straughan
Stokes
Balme
Barnes
Kneale
Return Home After Perth Train Delays Draw Big Crowd
A late arriving Perth bound train prompted a warm welcome for the players at the station last night. Supporters and admirers lined the platform and cheered as the team stepped off, praising the trip as enjoyable and the arrangements as smooth. A separate ad notes Fuller's is conducting a genuine clearing out sale with no catch.
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Perth
Fuller's
Budget Forecast Highlights and Revenue Shifts
Melbourne reports three key features of Mr. Fisher’s Budget speech to be delivered Thursday. Expected emphasis includes reduced customs and excise revenue, details on the sugar industry impact, and arrangements to cover the Commonwealth deficit. Preliminary estimates place total revenue around £20.6 million with spending near £20.6 million, including post office and defence components.
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Melbourne
Customs and Excise
Northern Territory
Australians and Sussex battle amid rain delays in test match
July 29 reports describe a rain hampered Test at Manchester where Australia led England in a weather disrupted game. Heavy rain left the pitch soft and soaked, delaying play for hours while Hobbs Whitty and Fry opened for England as spectators watched a closely contested affair with totals and declarations already noted.
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Machester
Australia
England
Fry
Wom
Toma
Hobbs
Whitty
Blades
Spoomer
Whitty Fry
MATCHES PLAYED IN AUSTRALIA TOUR SUMMARY
Fragmented cricket tour report with multiple match results against English counties and Scotland. Mentions wins, losses, draws, and scores, including Australia’s overall record of 9 wins, 5 losses, 10 draws in 34 matches. Also notes Australasian hurdle acceptances and miscellaneous advertisements.
Jockey censured after Belmont Park inquiry
At the adjourned inquiry into the Hurdle Race at Belmont Park on Saturday the stewards censured Ma Jone for bad riding and for not following instructions. The remarks came from Perth with the inquiry held on July 30.
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Perth
Kapracoojee
Belmont Park
Ma Jone
Coroner’s inquest verdict on Won karbou tragedy
At Dubbo coroner’s inquest evidence showed Geo Thorby confronted McCarthy over alleged undue familiarity with an 18 year old sister. McCarthy brandished a knife. Thorby drew a revolver and fired twice, one shot hitting the shoulder blade and another the chest. Death was stated as instantaneous. Thorby is committed for trial on a wilful murder verdict.
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Sydney
Dubbo
Thorby
McCarthy
Corone R
Munter
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Irving
Wright
G. ‘Towns
Gaudnpr
G. Towns
Tresdider
J. Stanbury
Towns
Stanbury
Lomin
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W. Webb
R. Amat
E. Pears
West Porth
Weet
Victoria
Commonwealth Affairs
James Carroll
John Bischam
Anni
Brishage
Briskeer
Cee
Brisbane
McQueen
Brisase
Trans-Australian Railway
Scaddan
Melronree
Seadan
Mr. O'Malley
Prmt
Trame-Australia
O'Malley
W.A
Sussex
Ima Tira
Australas
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Notts
Notte
Northampton —North
Leyton
Land
Eg Og Np
Kwiralla
Wick
Tad See Passon
Australis
Manchester
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Lords
Middlesex
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Yorkshire
Wed Me Drews
Tuma
Jame
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Somerset
Awstralie
Australi
Ave
Andy
Sheffield
Liverpool
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Lancashire
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Scotland
Australa
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Hil
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Genta
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Marine Terrace
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Steve Haddy
Bit Won
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Pam. Hy
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Mingenew
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Palgety and Co., Limited
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Vinia de Loitte
Randolph Schmidt
Howard Vernon
Queen’s Hall
Victoria Pictures
Banveen
Geraldton Land, Building
Orpeite Unee Bask
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Wardner Bros
Blanchester
Tusurancs Coy
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Raldlun Land, Building
Tuyeetanont Company
Oliver's ¢ Clothing Company
Perforp Terrace
A.S. Kent
Arthur J. Davies
Tobaccoriet
Evita
Tata Ce
Red House
Department
Helo
Eaton of
Seden
the Coliseum
Monster
Whit House
Oswells
Busy Bee
A. T. Davies
Yeates
Esplanade
Unie Emily En Mmegreent
Tor
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Victoria Bakery
Gerakiton Gaede Shoda
Brashaw
C.,h. Locke
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Ciup
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Bagine
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Cpein Sabemday
Jay
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Austin
Wel
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