Randwick Autumn Meeting Concludes With Tangaroa Win
The Australian Jockey Club Autumn Meeting at Randwick closed under fine weather with a large crowd. Tangaroa won the RUUS MANDICAP in a fast finish, narrowly beating Guldman and Maltine as Lord Fitzroy and Waipuna led in the later events. Other winners included Kuala Lumpur in the Second Steeplechase, Poseidon in the AJC Plate, Parsee in Nursery Handicap, and The Castaway in the Final Handicap with Rose Ray close behind.
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Randwick
Lord Northcote
Harry Rawson
Admiral Vere
Jeur-Ulda
Vive
Agve
Crawford
Tangarqoa
Grafton
Walbine
Waitesey Grafton
Hely
Ace Vandicap
Ie Ewan
Frazer
Lord Fitzroy
Siefanes
Fitzroy
Waipuna
Lenetha
Tim
Jack Smith
Legation
W. Finlayson
Br ¢ Guidman
Oscalator
Bessie F
Syra
Hayes
John
Hrunton
Maltine
Malster
Loch Lava
Bolton
M. Whitty
Duma
Connolly
Hickey
Duke of Clarence
Brent
Coppertop
Smith
Tangaroa
Bartier Coppertop
Tulle
Uma
Black ‘Ork
Martine
Mrj
Guelman
Black Mark
Guldman
Clarence
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Guldmans
Malting
Duke
Bast
Ken W. AO Smith
Coppertopne Star
Wat
Mickey
W. Lyone
Brg Waiputa
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Karanaud
Gallinan
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Johns
True Light
Connell
Iby
Absentre
Simmer
M‘lachlan
Comely
Thomasi
Electron
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Hares
King’s Cross
Scowrn
Elk‘orn
Bannan
Goldiock
Harris
Aertine
Walpuna
King's Cross
Herd Fitzrer
Miss Slmer
Tor
Tss
Horn
Miss Simmer
Sition
Sonee
Il Plisrow
Jr. Hy
R. Denison
Positano
j—Jacinth
J. J. Macken
Lochiel
Barden
P. A. Connolly
Malvolio
Boxra
Ethan
I. Earnshaw
Poseidon
Tartan
Dyed Garments
Tarzan
Smin
Lovely Woman in Distress Big Smash in George Street
A drunken woman in George Street near Liverpool Street resisted arrest this afternoon. A countryman in a nearby shooting gallery leapt toward the street to help, but smashed a large plate glass window instead. He escaped uninjured, and amid laughter he explained his mistake to bystanders. Police took the man’s name and the crowd dispersed as the incident became a loud but harmless scare.
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George-street
Liverpool-street
Grand Central Hotel
New South Wales Alliance Holds 24th Annual Convention
The New South Wales Alliance hosts its 24th annual convention and semi jubilee on Monday at 3 30 p m with a dinner at Sargents Georges Street and an 8 o clock conference of church and temperance bodies in the Congregational School Hall Speakers include Rev Dr Crouston Mr W J Green Rev W W Rutledge and others On Tuesday a 3 p m demonstration at Centenary Hall York Street features musical items by the Temperance Musical Union with Canon Boyce presiding and Rev Dr Porter Rev Howell Price and Rev P J Blephen among the speakers.
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New South Wales Alliance
Sargent’s
Georges Street
Dr. Crouston
W. J. Green
W. W. Rutledge
Centenary Hall
York Street
Temperance Musical Union
Canon Boyce
Dr. Porter
Howell Price
P. J. Blephen
Mysteries at Palace Theatre With New Illusions
The Maskelyne and Devant company revamps tonight’s programme at the Palace Theatre with two major new illusions. Owen Clark will unveil The Giant's Breakfast involving a gilt frame revealing a giant eye before the breakfast exits. Bt Valentine Eve shows a jilted bachelor’s letter burning and love materialising from thin air. Also featured are Gintaro the Japanese juggler in a fresh balancing act and Barclay Gammon with humor and music in new style.
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Maskelyne
Owen Clark
Gintaro
Barclay Gammon
Mail coach wreck near Kempsey causes shock
The mail coach from Kempsey ran off course at about nine o'clock. Horses shifted, pole broke, but driver P Walsh escaped unharmed. Separate item notes a Sunday lecture on The Battle for Life by Mr Rowell at Temple Elizabeth Street. In Sydney District Court, Robinson and Marshall sued Alfred Wilson for breach of contract over rope and canvas sale and money return. Judge Docker awarded £45 to the plaintiffs.
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Elizabeth Street
Sydney
Messrs. Robinson and Marshall
Xent Street
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Little Bedward-Street
Balmain East
Docker
Evening News
Sydney and Western Suburbs Play a Draw at Rushcutters Bay
Full back C Warton and halfbacks lead Sydney in a hard fought rugby league clash at Rushcutters Bay Oval. Western Suburbs respond with goals from Wickham and Prentice, but late tries by Burton and Corbett keep Glebe and Eastern Suburbs in contention as the match ends level at 6-6 after a superb passing rush.
Newtown and University Battle to a Draw at University Oval
A near 10 000 crowd watched Newtown and University fight to an 11 to 11 draw in a fast rugby match. Matthews opened scoring for University, Waddell converted, then Luscombe and Barnett exchanged tries with Verge converting for University. Late in the game Waldron added a second for University, with Verge missing the goal, resulting in a hard won stalemate as both sides pressed in the final minutes.
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T. Bell
C. Russell
F. Farnsworth
W. Baker
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W. Farnsworth
D. Fitzgerald
Prowse
W. Catt
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BH. Binskin
P. M’cue
J. T. Barnett
A. Ritchie
S. Gilroy
University
C. Verge
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Waddell
Bell
Ritchie
Archolars
Barnett
New Lown
Uni
Luscombe
Hell
Reg. Verge
Verge
Adamson
Waldron
Fitzgerald
Catt
Russell
Glees v Eastern Suburbs at Sydney Cricket Ground
Two thousand spectators watched Eastern Suburbs kick off against the breeze as Glebe moved to attack, aided by Easts’ misplayed ball. The lineups listed full-backs halves and forwards for both Glebe and Eastern Suburbs with referee C E Morgan.
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Sydney Cricket Ground
GLEBE
F. Roberts
P. Hyland
J. Hickey
C. M'Carthy
Linday
Balves
C. M’kivat
F. Wood
N. Roberts
T. Griffin
J. Clarken
Middleton
C. Grifith
T. Eagar
M. Fraser
G. Riddell
Eastern Suburbs
J. D’alpuget
J. Burton
B. Fitzpatrick
A. M’pherson
A. Riva
C. Corbett
5. Doyle
C. E. Maroin
P. White
N. E. Row
E. Fahey
H. Georges
A. E. Beaumont
W. Herwig
M. M'Arthur
C. E. Morgan
East
Balmain Defeats North Sydney In Sprawling Match At Epping
Balmain and North Sydney produced a tight rugby league at Epping Recreation Ground. Balmain led by Baulkwell and Henderson forged ahead with tries from Whitting and Shirley as North Sydney failed to convert chances. Final score Balmain 9 North Sydney 0.
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Epping Recreation Ground
Balmain
F. Woolley
W. Brown
H. Toohey
W. Whitting
H. Priestley
G. Widmer
A. Henderson
W. Kinghorn
H. Baulkwell
L. Watson
R. Farnell
Ballorum
GO. Shirley
Arthur Boyd
R. R. Craig
North Sydney
R- A
J. Nicholls
Hughes
North
Anger
Gardiner
Wickham
Seaborn
Humphries
Woolley
Widmer
Whitting
Henderson
BoIm Io
Wickham O Humphries
Toohey
Northe
Craig
Matthews
Norths
Putelog
Marth Sydney
Farnell
Shirley
Manly and South Sydney Clash At Erskineville Oval
South Sydney beat Manly in a rugged 12 nil match at Erskineville Oval with early scores by Radcliffe and Buckham and mid game pressure keeping Manly at bay as Hucker finally crossed the line late in the contest.
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Erakineville Oval
MANLY
Ogilvy
G. H. Merrett
J. Randall
R. Barker
G. Griffen
A. J. M.donald
W. M'Donald
W. J. Symmington
E. W. Kirke
A. F P. Buckley
J. Donahoe
J. Gadon
FE. Ginsson
F. O'Grady
J. W. Morgan
Rooth Sydney
Hucker
Burleigh
Buckham
Radcliffe
M‘cabe
Goddard
A. Burge
Spence
P. Burge
Coxon
Humphries
O'Donnell
M’carithy
Elvy
Mr. W. C. Melville
Burse
South Sydney
Rucker
M'Cabe
Radcliffs
M'Carthy
Merrett
Randall
Burge
Rugby match ends with no change in scores
In a close First Grade Union clash South Sydney and Manly failed to alter the final result as Eastern Suburbs, University, Sydney, and South Sydney all sat on four points. Newtown 2, North Sydney 2, Balmain 2, St George 2, Glebe and Western Suburbs 0, Manly 0.
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Burge
South Sydney
Manly
Eastern Suburbs
University
Sydney
Newtown
North Sydney
Balmain
George
Glebe
Western Suburbs
Second Grade Rugby Scores From Sydney Grounds
Manly beat Marrickville on Manly Oval by seven points with Bell Daly Kirk Ferguson Smith and Gray scoring tries. Balmain defeated Eastern Suburbs at the SCG by six after Wilson booted four goals and M Kay a try. Annandale beat Western Suburbs at Runshcutter Bay 15-8 with Smith Scott Thompson and Haines scoring and Clutton converting three. University defeated South Sydney at University Oval 34-8 with Barton three tries plus Gibson Luddy and M Phee and Fisher two goals Hughes one. Newtown beat Sydney at Hampden Park 19-6 with Stead Hayes Glover Malley Mulholland tries and Radcliffe Hayes conversions. Gordon and Ryde drew scoreless at Drummoyne Oval. Mosman and Parramatta drew 3-3 at Parramatta Oval with Baker try and Hellmrich goal for Mosman. North Sydney beat Randwick 10-3 with Henderson a penalty and field goal Reynolds a try. Glebe beat St George 17-3 with Norman Norman O Keefe Hisaker Brown and O Keefe conversion. Jarman scored for St George.
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Manly
Marrickville
Manly Oval
Bell
Daly
Kirk
Ferguson
Smith
Gray
Balmain
Eastern Suburbs
Sydney Cricket Ground
Wilson
M‘kay
Beaumont
Annandale
Western Suburbs
Runshcutter’s Bay
Scott
Thompson
Haines
Clutton
Keen
University
South Sydney
University Oval
Barton
Gibson
Luddy
M'Phee
Fisher
Hughes
Hampden Park Oval
Newtown
Sydney
Stead
Hayes
Glover
Malley
Mulholland
Radcliffe
Clarke
Jenkins
Gordon
Ryde
Drummoyne Oval
Mosman
Parramatta
Parramatta Oval
Parramatta Baker
Hellmrich
North Sydney
Randwick
Randwick Oval
Henderson
Reynolds
Jay
Glebe
St. George
Sports Ground
R. Norman
B. Norman
O'Keefe
Hisaker
Brown
Glebe Defeats University 6 3 on Spring Recreation Ground
Glebe beat University by 6 points to 3 with Flynn scoring a try and Miller converting. Kenny kicked a penalty goal for University. St Peters defeated Barry Hall 6 to 4 at Erskineville Oval. Sydney were to face North Sydney at Sparta Ground but North Sydney failed to appear.
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Glebe
University
Spring Recreation Ground
Flynn
Miller
Kenny
St. Peters
Barry Hilla
Erskineville Oval
Sydney
North Sydney
Sparta Ground
League Matches Report From Birchgrove Oval
North Sydney defeated Balmain 16 to 5 at Birchgrove Oval with Mr F Hedlen as referee. South Sydney beat Western Suburbs 42. Glebe defeated Newtown 7 to 2 at Wentworth Park after a dull game. Ryan scored for the winners with Conlon converting and kicking a penalty goal. Harford added a penalty for Newtown. In the standings South Sydney and Glebe lead with 4 points each, Eastern Suburbs and Balmain on 2, North Sydney 2, Western Suburbs 0, Newcastle 0, Newtown unlisted. Eastern Suburbs to play Newcastle.
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North Sydney
Balmain
Birchgrove Oval
F. Hedlen
South Sydney
Western Suburbs
Agricultural
Glebe
Newtown
Wentworth Park
Ryan
Conlon
Harford
North Sydney Triumphs Over Balmain At Birch Grove Oval
North Sydney defeated Balmain by 11 points at Birch Grove Oval with Robertson and Morris scoring tries for the winners. Macfarlane added a conversion. Glebe beat Newtown 11 to 6 at Wentworth Park Oval as Rock, Pert, Farrelly scored tries and Fert kicked a conversion. Newtown’s Dawson scored a try and Northwood added a penalty goal.
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North Sydney
Balmain
Birchgrove Oval
Robertson
Morris
Macfarlane
Glebe
Newtown
Wentworth Park Oval
Rock
Pert
Farrelly
Fert
Dawson
Northwood
South Sydney Forfeits To Drummoyne At Rugby Ground
Sydney defeated Eastern Suburbs on the Agricultural Ground by three goals to nil as Drummoyne benefited from a South Sydney forfeit.
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South Sydney
Drummoyne
Sydney
Eastern Suburba
New Zealand Defeats Newcastle at Local Show Ground
New Zealand beat Newcastle by 37 points at the local Show Ground this afternoon. Try scorers for New Zealand included Messenger Tyler Imonoin Fewe Lyne and Messenger kicked five goals. For Newcastle Lawson Bailey each scored a try and Bailey added a conversion.
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Newcastle
New Zealand
Messenger
Tyler
Imonoins
Fewe
Lyne i Messenger
Lawson and
Bailey
Wen
Bowls Draw Close Finish In New Zealand Australia Match
New Zealand beat Australia 22 20 on Ashfield Green in a tight finish after a feature by No 5 Rink. Teams included J J Bromwich and W Taylor for New Zealand and S H Marks and F Walters for Australia as spectators welcomed the event hosted by the N W Association.
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N.8.w. Association
New Zealand
Australis
Ashfield Green
George Watson
J. J. Bromwich
8. Smith
J. H. Rheedy
L. Waxman
Australia
J. L. Stubberfield
J. H. Maynard
J. Findlay
W. Waddell
Rink
W. Taylor
W. F. Crawley
W. W. Stephens
W. Barr
T. A. Wallace
W. Martin
F. W. Johnston
J. Haines
W. Stephens
G. Pitchell
Wasley
W. Stanhope
W. J. Bunting
J. Thompson
W. Coltman
J. Goldstone
F. F. Walters
G. W. Johnson
H. A. Young
J. J. Reeder
W- Bastings
A. EB. Smith
W. C
Be Zz i
Sydney Wins Burdekin Cup In Polo Match
Polo at Kennington Racecourse featured Narromine and Sydney clubs in a Burdekin Cup clash. Sydney, led by J J Garvan and D Garvan, defeated Narromine 9 goals 4 behinds to 3 behinds amid fast play and strong mounts.
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Kengington
Narrominge
Sydney
Bydsey
J. J. Garvan
OD. F. Garvan
D. Morton
H. Richards
Narro
J. Garvan
D. Garvan
Narromino
Easter Tournament Doubles Crowned at Double Bay
At Double Bay the Easter Tournament produced several titles in lawn tennis. In mixed doubles Miss Gardiner and Doust defeated Miss Baker and Dr Bowker 6-1 4-6 6-4 to claim the championship, with Gardiner and Doust beating Doyle and Marsh 7-5 6-2 in the final.
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Association
Double Bay
North Suburbs
Miss Gardiner
Doust
Miss Baker
Dr. Bowker
Dr. Pockley
H. Wright
Duguid
Carr
S&s Jones
Dr. Porkley
Miss Doyle
Marsh
Gibbs
Roseby
Peach
Johnston
Colquhoun
Campbell
Browne
Todd
Wright
A. B. Jones
Allerton
St George Opens Tour With Heavy Deficit Against Cootamundra
CRICKET. COOTAMUNDRA, Saturday. St George from Sydney began a match with Cootamundra yesterday. Cootamundra scored 497 in their first innings as S J George made 252 with Donnan 103 and J Crispo 33. In Cootamundra's second innings they stood seven wickets down for 165 with Armstrong 4 and R Weston 31.
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Cootamundra
St. George
Sydney
S J. George
Donnan
J. Crispo
R. Weston
Tram Accident at Camperdown Injures Boy
A five year old lad Herbert Tonks fell from a 2 Leichhardt bound tram near Church Street Camperdown. His right foot was severed at the ankle. he sustained a serious head injury and remained in critical condition at the Children's Hospital after an operation. The driver and conductor continued to Leichhardt.
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Herbert Tonks
Church-street
Camperdown
Charlies Mallett
Redmond Brothers
Lejchhardt
Bisley Rifle Match Scores At Randwick Range
The Bisley competition at Randwick Range yielded final scores across six ranges 200 to 1000 yards. Top marks went to Sergeant Green with 187 points, followed by B Edwards 177 and Sergeant Bugleor Thomas 178. Other competitors include Corporal C Edwards 170 Color-Sergeant Taylor 157 Color-Sergeant Arnold 145 and others with lower totals.
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Bisley
Randwick
Sergeant Green
B. Edwards
Bugleor Thomas
C. Edwards
Taylor
Arnold
Ne Coulter
Thompson
Fire in Melbourne Paper Mills Abla ze
Firemen contained a blaze at the Australian Paper Mills Proprietary on the Yarra bank within half an hour. Superintendent D J Stein, inspecting the damaged brick building, collapsed at a stairway and fell to the bottom. He is in critical condition with suspected heart weakness.
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Melbourne
Australian Paper Mills Proprietary
Yarra Bank
D. J. Stein
Stein
Boy Killed at Bathurst In Accident Inquest Rules Death
Frederick Peter Winglett, 16, died in Bathurst hospital from a skull wound after a fellow worker accidentally struck him on the head with a pick while shovelling dirt. An inquest ruled the death accidental.
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Bathurst
Frederick Peter Winglett
Late Shipping Arrivals and Notices From Sydney to London
A patchy report lists late shipping arrivals from Sydney to London including White Star ships and other vessels with captains, routes, and dates from February to March. It notes a new steam collier Moers Warburton and Son securing a vessel for Sydney coal bunkering, a fatal accident at Burnie, and an increase in distress and unemployment claims in Broken Hill.
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Baie Ee Te
Phillip
Tonsa
Hoad
Dunkirk
Sydney
Melee Era
Albany
Fremantle
Waipara
New Zealand
Fine
Coronal
Appland
S.Z
Obotrits
Germania
Schippmann
Queenstown
Moers
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