Rosebery card thrills crowd as racing meets mark records
Laure Las Deen trained by P Nolan inspires hopes after long Rosebery card. Private trials show the jumps pose little bother while six races run in divisions attest strong turnout. Kitty Mery and The Riot lead early trials. Woodeste cautioned by stewards. Elector and Cronulla dominate fourte en hands events. AJC rule change proposals mirror sport economics with higher entrance and registration fees.
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Laure
P. Nolan
Rosebery
Thigh
Strange
Kitty Mery
Riot
Fearless
Gilda
Woodeste
Bia
Sweet Briar
Tuat
Elector
Cronulla
Triem
Alec
Bomm
Maneral
Rod Hussy
W. Neary
W. Neary, Was Cancelled. Re-yiirding
Husey
Abels
Hat Hhe
Phitsiel
Sarefield
King Olaf
Stoib
Pilate
Hiss
Spermint
Eneland
Gar- Bine
Egypt
Warcess
Ascot
Rolla
Fayot
Adore
Lary
Tsoi
Lucy
Bomw
Maj-ag-Ventte
Bolfe
Disaster
Odde
Mai-au-ventre
Boldie
Goulburn
Pam
Victoria Park
Burn
Viel
Molong
Sampson Brass
Tristere
Bonnie Blink
Sopris
Statue
Ashbrook
Volia
Boxing and Wrestling Night at Palace Theatre Ends After Long Programme
A packed Palace Theatre hosted boxing and wrestling Wednesday night with a lengthy program. Boxing results include Read Tas. beating F. Kinghorn on forfeit in the third round, Thackeray Set defeating Phillips on points, and several others decided on points or by towel. In semi finals Cosgrove beat Rosenthal, Page won over Doyle on points, and Read beat Thackeray after rounds. Wrestling semi final results feature A Bish defeating R Bulmer by throws, Beaver and Dargin posting wins, with the show ending after a long program.
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Palace Theatre
Kinghorn
Thackeray
Phillips
F. Fuxjata
F. Mageon
Messoo
C. Pantlin
E. Price
Batch
Ef. Flower
C. Benno
R. Munro
L. Cox
C. Byrne
J. HW. Straney
J. Cosgrove
A. Rosenthal
Sy Polms
R. Page
Uist
W. Doyle
C. Hnl
P. Worrall
J. Read
W.thackeray
Fl. Flower
Fal Mb
Padmore
Padmara
TL. Muses
Witsohn
Byrne
Siemi-Pinal
A. Bish
R. B. Bulmer
Wil
P. Musarsicts
Det
FE. Beaver
BH. Dargin
Schoelder
W. Emztha
L. Blakely
Eee
WMCHT FORAGR Race Result Summary
In a brief readout, a race event lists times and percentages with a 1K distance. The fragment mentions Hogems and a 19.24 time with 22.4 percent territory, indicating a performance snippet from the event. This item preserves the named entity style and sport-era tone despite the truncated OCR.
Read Thackeray Bout Highlights Ring Fatigue
A rough evening card shows Read facing Thackeray with Read fresh and Thackeray worn by previous bouts. The program lists bouts at the Pataca Theatre including Flower v Pitzjohn and Panilin v Read, plus a wrestling display of Hackou Schmidt versus Jos Rogers and a pair of wrestling matches later in the night.
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Aries
H. Flower
Pitzjohn
Panilin
J. Read
Congrove v. Collins
Mai
Spancar
Hackou~schmidt
Jos Rogers
W. A. Hashont
P. Mazarakis
HS Dargin
W. Smythe
North Sydney Club concludes meuron titles at Lavender Bay
The North Sydney District Swimming Club held final meuron races at Municipal Baths Lavender Bay on Tuesday night. Results include 100y9 Clan Championship won by Solomons with Tarakover and Schwarz second and third, 50yd Consolation Handicap won by Firer with Baxter and Drew placing, and junior events led by T Dibba with Wall and Kerslake also placing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sydney
Municipal Baths
Lavender Bay
Ly Solomons
Tarakover
M. Schwarz
F. Kenneth-Milne
B. L. Browne
L. Solomons
T. Dibba
Wall
G. Kerslake
Sre
Baxter
R. L. Drew
Q. Spedding
HL. Pitt
A Haynes
E. Baxter
B. A. Hull
En L. Pitt
Hme
Leichhardt Baseball Club elects officers at Royal Hotel meeting
The tenth annual meeting of the Leichhardt Baseball Club was held at the Royal Hotel Leichhardt. Elected were Patron Mr C Carmichael MLA president Mr N C Neal vice presidents Messrs T C Bury J Greatorex W J Prargon T Parsonage A Halleton f Barnes J Looney Captain Ellis hon secretary treasurer Mr A J Stephens acting secretary Mr J Kennedy delegates to NSW Baseball Association Messrs A I Stephens and R Kelsey selection names Messrs J Ashdown G Stephens and R Keney general committee Messrs G Walker J Franks T Bury Wilson and Stephens hon auditors O Walker and T Bury.
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Leichhardt
Royal Hotel
C. Carmichael
N.C. Neal
Newsidenta
Messia
T. C. Bury
J. Greatorex
W. J. Prargon
A. J. Stephens
Ax Allan
J. Kennedy
N.S.W. Baseball Association
A. I Btephens
R. Kelsey
Namruttrae
J. Ashdown
G. Stephens
R. Keney
G. Walker
J. Franks
T. Bury
Wilson
Rozelle Pisir
Pioneer Hall
Rozell
Me. C. Thorpe
Mr. Mercer
M.L.A
Alderman Harwood
W. Buexste
P. Crdsdrlagaras
W. Thorpe
C. Thorpe
W. Surgate
P. Garde
Curry
Fenersi
C. Raigent
Bbyers
L. Howe
R. Curry
M. Mart
Enfllters
Messie
Paters Ham District Club
W. Rasdall
Patran
Alderman Hordern
Pelarsham
Carmichasi
M.ia
Vicce-Prewidentx
Trenurar
Geo. Walcombe
New South Wales Football Association
Mrmr
Trabeatabe Auf Rasdall
Usmeckstion
Meee
Fdtbasion
Rhervey
Night Cycling at Sydney Sports Ground Carnival
Narrow attendance marked the N and W Cyclists Union carnival at Moore Park. H W Thompson initially won the half mile state title but a protest upheld by W S Knox awarded the win to Knox with P E Mutton second. Other events saw G J Chalmers lead the three quarter mile dash, and the half mile handicap won by E A M Gregor with J M Quire and W T Shepperd second and third. J Doherty failed to set motor cycle records but took second in the 1 1/2 mile handicap behind F B Finlay who started 480 yards ahead. Amateur Athletic Association members contesting the one mile race included G J Chalmers and G C Relford.
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Sydney
Moore Park
N.&.w. Cyclists’ Union
H.W. Thompson
W. S. Knox
P. E. Mutton
G. ‘Wilson
Ladies at Cricket Exciting Tamworth Narrabri Match
Tamworth and Narrabri ladies played a cricket match before a fair crowd. Narrabri posted 68 with Hulbut retiring on 23 and Keluher 17. Tamworth, replying, ended stumps at 2 for 60, Lane 27 and Malley 22 top-scoring for the home side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth
Narrabri
Miss Lane
Misa Hulbut
Mite Keluher
Min M. Malley
Tram Destination Boards Show Limited Signage
Newtown Council discussed a Railway Commissioner reply to place Newtown on tram cars. Limited car space and single side destination signs hinder broader naming for multiple districts and lines. The commissioner noted many districts could need names, making full compliance impractical.
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Newtown
Wigindy
Abin
Brouch
Abbotsford
Campenlawn
Annandale
Leichhardt
Haberfield
Five Dock
Drummoyne Man
Forest Lodge
Roselle
Balmain
Drushmoyne
Gladenville Bridge
National Rising Association council notes prize funding proposal
At a Wednesday council meeting Mr H Mills proposed keeping the annual prize money at last year’s level despite no English team attending. He suggested trimming several watches to add funds to Hutton and Finn, with £165 and £50 allocations. Team matches would be encouraged and first prizes for the King’s and other matches would not be reduced.
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National Risin Association
N.sw
H. 5. Mills
Buckjumpers Show Alters Schedule For Friday Night
The management of the Buckjumpers show announces alterations to the program this evening with a change to meals and timing for Friday night performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aseousees
Australian rugby tour team selection sparks debate
A letter page discussion argues for England bound rugby selections to include Australian players from Queensland and West Australia rather than a purely New South Wales team. Proponents say a national Australian lineup would boost interest and fairness, while critics warn against harming amateur representation.
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Balmain
Ersten
H. D. Wood
Rugby Alon
Hagland
Quegnsland
West Australia
Queensland Union
Wallan Rugby
Queenslanders
Drne Wetton
England
South Welns
Queensland
Balong
New South Wales Union
J. L. Warren
Wood
Header Femarka
Nouotry
Lonty
N.F.W
Roylewl
Nsw
Brisbane
Ag Thal
Ipie
Rick Anteat
Ruglieh
Amat er d s v s Professional football debate continues
A long reader letter debate on amateur versus professional football in South Africa and England discusses whether amateurs can field strong teams against professionals. It covers opinions from Trowlandson, Rawlingson, and others, with references to Corinthians and Cape teams, plus notes on rugby as a potential future path.
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B. Fes
Io Lloggs
IE Baly
T. S. Raw- Tandsom
Cayran
I Suh
Africa
Tam
Ao Bard
Rowlandsop
Selalty
Shetlaid United
Tatehen
Sonaider
APA
Evry
Mayer
Tegis
Japan's Merchant Service and Rise of Trade Power
An in-depth look at Japan's mercantile marine growth from isolation to a global shipping power. Traces policy shifts after Perry's visit, government support, vessel building, and the expansion of routes to Europe, America, and Asia, highlighting the surge to 1.5 million tons of shipping and growing private yards.
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Japan
Ame Denten
Furvjen
Sinele
Anil
Juputr
Europe
Kalso Ruiaha
Nret Uapanesa
Vonarte
Shanghai
Fytsin
Whaisaynere
KaishaiPive Diamonds Shippinx Company
War Engin
Taihoi
Alrippine Company
Uhe Company
Mitaubisti Kainbs
Niveos Yusen Kalsba
Java
Tnase Waa
Neleran Surrey
Lea
Hawaii
Australis
Shigame
Aneron
Aubeitler
China
Manchuria
Vlndivostock
Onm Sérvica
Bothoy
Nippor-Yosen Kalahassiab
Londos
Antwerp
Hongkong
Singapore
Colombo
Suez
Marehlien
San Francisco
Washington State
Yokohamua
Brisbane
Sydney
Janan Baw
Mercantile Marine
Japaneae Mercantile Marine
Salvation Army Harborage Meeting Details Revealed
A chaotic OCR fragment outlines Salvation Army proceedings at North Sidney with names and roles, including Mr Quinong and Percy A Temple. It references leadership, meetings, discipline, and charitable work in a military style setting, noting statements by officers and plans for future events and assemblies.
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Wits Inlet
Peiite Pour
North
Sidney
Pigott
Ibeere
Quinong
Fate
Mt Tha
Rayebt
Aertenlesers
Fisine Eoinrtajxmenta van
Weburek
Kalehl
Percy A. Temple
Raight
Kemlehe Reyes
Polieicum Baer
Ee Underaedt Inc
BUTT RUMFORD CHARITY CONCERT IN BUDY SETS FUND AID
The Lord Mayor of Sydney Alderman Hughrot, in partnership with Mina Clare Butt, announced a charity concert at the Town Hall on March 23 to raise funds for hospitals and charitable care. Receipts totaled £606 10s 6d with £72 pounds in expenses, funds to be distributed to numerous institutes including Sydney Hospital, Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children, and Randwick Asylum, among others. The list includes St Vincent’s Hospital, Carrak House, Women’s Memorial, and the Institute for the Deaf and Blind, with allocations across many NSW charities.
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Bydney
Alderson
Hughrottus
Mina Clare Butt
Kennerey ‘Rammell
Chem
Pyeney Hoapital
Prince Altert Worpttal
Bt. Vincent's
Moxprial
Aierandrs Wompral
Victoria Home
Carracktou
SS. Margaret
Tafazte
Ronrislent Boulety
New Baaie Vale
Randwick Asylum
Sydney
New South Wales
Iamb
Mita
New Booth Valve
New Touth Wales Hibrew Benevolent
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Pellisson's
Australia
France
Pellisson
Pellisson’s
Ellison
Fellisson
Peltisson
Swift and Company
I! O'Connell
Dudley' Ekirt
Addreey
Journal
York Street
Evertwoees Ravias
Hagon Bros
Sporting
Boxing and Wrestling
Rosehill
Frnst
S Pf
Uidt
Hogems
Baseball
Ladies
Port Macquarie
Amatedrs v. Professionals
Bite Desa
Bridge Rosd
Giake
Nauet
The
Conners
Cour
Prince Alfred Carpital
Mehchant Servior
Binger
Bens
B.D. Stephane
Moncur
O. F
Salvation Army
North Syiney
William Knight
Setaire
Sale
Juibeie
Lees
Anglemore
Emma Prayor
Agers
Arion
Elif
Wimleman
Fie Bell
Weadinen
Aginmant
Geil Collarien
Soar
Armin
Vera Bowaver
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