Canterbury Park Racing and Grand Sales Report
Fine wether weather and a well attended Holiday meeting at Canterbury Park featured interEditing racing with scarce favorites. The day included a sale of Dike of Westminster yearlings and a high profile bidding contest led by Mr. Slever with bidders from Westminster, Devonshire, and other elite circles, culminating in a record price for a filly by Orme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Park
Wy Be Doyle
Brighton
Forest Lodge Club
Weil Needay
Wil
Evlong
Wwigner
Bank
Canterbury
Parker
Mowlay
Pus
Promise
Moama
Lyblan
Little Joe
Joe Kelen
Pai
Soama
Gallina
Bulomg
Miesty
Westminster
Ike
Sr. R
Slevier
Somereike Tattersall
Dire
Orme
Tiaye
Sievler
Bend Or—Gaunttet
Treoton
Wongs
Duke of Westamlower
Palugkers
Persimmon
Mfr
Sivytes
Duke of Westminster
Sle Vor
Cheires
Melbourne
Caulfie
Mysore
Wallaby
Cremorne
Leve
Burdies
Prevent
Co Info Brewer
Hordern Sax
Taciie
Mazzatina
J. Cook
Sable
J. Toornton
Ant
MT. J. Uhre
Cook
Trident
Tripod
Fiat
Prizte
Regulshn
Risby
Cheriot Owl
Racing Club Correspondence and New South Wales Notes
A disputed correspondence concerns the Isttee club excogre with the northern premier racing hub. It notes a recommendation for the central division to register with Q.7.0 and lists participants and disciplinary actions including fines for disobedience. It reports on race day delays at Castle Plate, steward decisions, and scratched entries for Caulford and Melbourne Cups. The Victoria Racing Club annual meeting approved a remuneration rule for race days and a plan to exempt Aspendals Park from the amendment. Program notes from Mr G Mara outline Kensington meetings and several handicap events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhamptom Joker Club
Exce Gore Cela
QITO
Bwa
Sonia Baro
Lewen
Ingla
Coventry
My. Coventry
Nightineall
Hathaway
Rigby
Hannon
J. Martin
J. Rift
Rebs
Haine al Ie
Jovkeys
Quernsland
T. Puyten
Nnrtheen
Moorsfieid
Victoria Racing Club
Coairman
AL Naito Was Demanded, and Ia To Be Taken Om Day To Be Fixed, TL Way
Aspendals Park
Tinl
G'Mara
Kensington, Cuisies
Kensington Meeting Preview by The Prophet
The Kensington weekly meet will be held Wednesday with a fine entry of six events and casual entry fees. The program includes fourteen heats with favorites such as Irene and Polly and races like the Fourteen-one and Overdue Handicaps. Buses will run to the gates to convey patrons, with strong support for Rur-e-Tel and Toledo in the Kensington Handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Kennington
Wediewins
Ycrist Susie
Beemer
Panama
Irene
Chrous Boy
bin Teac
Fitisen Haude
Duples
Overdue
Fantasy
Walter
Polly
la France
Col
Rapidity
Dias Figured
Nowra Mata
Rur-e-Tel
Toledo
Gilpin
Annual meeting outlines officers election at yacht club
The annual meeting will be held the same evening when officers are elected. A general roundup of the Pur Judson Model Yacht Club occurred Tuesday for the trophy donated by Mr. Mare Poy. The course ran from Herrenhot Buoy to start ing line with a fresh southeasterly breeze and a shifting current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smne
Purl Judson Model Yacht Club
Quesday
Mare Poy
Herrenhot
Longuose
Schuipper
Hark
Weeterlield
Browning
Starver
Wy Mitchell
Umit
Ines
Frolie
Clio
Serateh Habs
Ada
Boronli
Ka—moralda
Mona
Larganse
Frolis
Trex
Cila
Bameraida
Grasnwich
Boroola
Tolowst
Schaupper
Boromta
Bose
Lumeraida
Gani
Paserd Roronia
Zoo Tar' Monm
Fein
Boranla
Remeraida
Football results from the Green and Murray Pie ball Association
Summary of Saturday rugby results shows Excelsior defeat Rutherglen by 40 to 1, Grvnworth over Corowa 6 to 1, and other matches with Caudle, Crops, Eliham, and Armidale along with Teras and Carlton fixtures. The report notes refereeing by J. Kearney and commentary on a spectator’s view of violent play and the evolving game in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green and Murray
Polwla
J. Fye
Christ, Church
Caudle
Eliham Devested
Mwoban
Poraghe Cavers
Camperdown
Leichhardt Cais
Sinmirs Snowdel
Gardin
Chien
Wilson
Wyeiam
Ssurwood Park
Nf W. S Friends Company
Frank Grimley
Wis
Crookwell Wavens
Crookwell
Hadges
Kiama Towers
Berry
Wollongane
Bamba
Forest Range Pambrioes
Datvared
Brush Farm Reformatory
Calvert
Craig
Long
Ard Caruthers
Armidate Reves
New Posten Mushy Ubion
Armidale School
Carlton
Albion
Pederai
Liemnan
Newall
Marrs
J. Kearney
F. Bradley
Yorke
Boml
P. Bradley
Boxing Night at Golden Gate Tournament Opens Tonight
A boxing event at the Golden Gate in Avilanc Cit begins tonight with seven contests. Prizes funded by Mr. Harry Honeyman of Oxford Street support Dess Patterson's benefit. A scheduled match pits Tov Higgins of Melbourne against Otto Erbb in September. Due to low attendance, the Doherty versus Qwoley bout is moved to Monday at the Metropolitan Athletic Club. Ticket prices, previously deemed too high, will be halved after a Friday concession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gate
Avilanc
Harry Honeyman
Oxfordstreet
Dess Patterson
Tov Higgins
Melbourne
Otto Erbb
Doherty
Qwoley
Metropolitan
AbbIetic
Sydney Flying Squadron Elects Raised List Of Officers
The Sydney Flying Squadron met at the Auge! Hotel with Commodore Markey in the chair. Donations were received and accepted from A W Crane Dugald Thawm an James Sleiman and others. A draft annual report was discussed and a request sent to the New South Wales Sailing Council to convene a conference of mailing clubs for the season program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Flying Squadron
Commodore Markey
Mesars
A.W. Crane
Dugald Thawman
James Sleiman
Acceytins Allite
Ad Tran Memca
Charles B. Wextmacott
New South Wales
Srason
Aeasern
Patrom
Mark Puy
Mark Poy
Froateas
Jene
Wr Jones
Roberta Tru TF. Jones
Viartiegheay
Andy Flanaganoa
Trexrirer
C. J. Gollime
Secretarien
Messrs
G. Dew
J. Young
Arlesnies
New South ‘Wales Hailing Council
Royal Sydney Golf Club dominates Combined Suburban clash
Two Melbourne players faced Royal Sydney opponents on Manila greens as Jeune led Raya Sydney Golf Club to a win over Combined Suburban. Several matches featured players from Marrickville, Concord, Lindell, and Strathfield with scores highlighted and post-match trophies noted for presentation by J. T. Walker at the Australian Golf Club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Sydney Vy
Jeune
Raya Sydney Golf Chub
Suburtan Clune
Tm Batty Gasea
Ateas Piayéd
Toumna
Coveard
Keeule
Ateams
Marvell
Stemrhnenl
B. P Simpson
Jones
Marriuhelley St
Auret Ya Ore
Comcord
Laidley
Wilry Hughes
Lindell
al Booth
Laveen
Concord
TLC Piper
Fk Albs
Sell
Marrickville
Dobbin
C. Caswell
Holy Hataliion
WE Wy Boake
F. M. Brep
Peden Ster
Straihderay
Scarve Ty
Gilive
LingBeld
Mackouwe
L. Thomson
Strathile
lacrosse results at alexandria oval midseason clash
in a lacrosse match at Alexandria Oval Nort Sydney rallied with goals from Huehanan Lyne and Clarke while Bea and Sydney combined for Beas and scoreless periods. South opponents posted a different tally with Morieon and Diokinrosy securing goals as W. Matinon and others contributed shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Restern Oval
Istanles
Gosis
W. Matinon
RJ Morieon
Diokinrosy
Beaweil
Newtuwa Alexh Noah
Bowls Tournament Results and Upcoming Semi finals
Saturday's pair bowl results saw Raimain Grem W Turnbull and Dr J G Davidson defeat N Booth and W Akhurst by two points to twelve. Stevens and Wilson beat Brodie and Murdock by twenty five to eighteen in the fosh bowl. The tea tippy competition featured Por asth awl Wilkie and other clubs with 25 point win to 18. Semifinals set with Meyer vs Wrielt and Bedmington vs Museta. Visitors entertained at Bellamb Hotel after matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raimain Gre
W. Turnbull
J. G. Davidson
N. Booth
W. Akhurst
A. W. Stevens
R.A. Wilson
J. Brodie
GO Murdock
Teopty Prezented
J. Young
Lew South Walpe Rowing Association
Pest
W. Halloan
J. P. Wriebl
Fall
Fandrington Ec
Weal
Mtoeser
OL Lm
G. By
Hocking Ser
J. Walker
Chater
W. Montagu
Rover
T. €. Haylock
A. T. Robey
J. S Tsasce
Wallover
Nest
Dean
Fallowe Meyer
Wrielt
J. Bedmington
Scr
Playa Cussr
Maybiry
Mueta
Hosefuce
Plass
Ropes and Quoits Club Match Reports From Local Games
A fragmentary report states the Boys' Brigade beat Fitzroy Union Cll in a rope and quoits match held on Frifey evening at the Boys' Brigade grounds in Keny Street with top scorers White 123 and Sileyrium 80 for Brigade and Strelen 34, Nichols 61, Forman 49 for Fitzroy Eaton. A quast match at Pyrmont between Aalmain Weel Kul Wes leyan Institute and Pyrmont Wesleyan Boys' Club ended in a win for the latter. standout players included Hodge 115 Lincoln 33 Beck 89 for Pyrmount and Johnson 10% Pontifex 34 Wells 51 for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Brigade
Fitzroy Union Cll
Frifey
Nichols
Forman
Salmon
Huckingham
Strelen
Pyrmont
Aalmain Weel Kul Wesleyan Institute
Pyrmont Wesleyan Boys’ Club
Farmer
Pyrwewt
Hodge
Lincoln
Beck
Johnson
Pontifex
Wells
Williamson
M'Donaid
Lairbhardt Tops Woollahra In Park Baseball Bout
At Lelchharat Park on Saturday Lairbhardt defeated Woollahra by 3 112 Stores. Delehteshit Boehm Quist Donnan Wilder Ashtown Sinthings Daviteun Ta suond Lotal 38. Wontlaked Hodge Iredale Shiels Sweetman Corner Osborge Faruen Johne Goxeercy Wotel 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelchharat Park
Lairbhardt
Woollahra
Delehteshit —Boehm
Quist
Donnan
Wilder
Ash~ Town
Sinthings
Times
Daviteun
Tasuond
Lotal
Hodge
Iredale
Shiels
Sweetman
Corner
Osborge
Faruen
Johne
Goxeercy
Wotel
Balmain Cricket Leaders Appointed For Ensuing Season
A Balmain senior Cricket Association meeting set on September 4 to enter the new season with Putroh and alderman among officials. The first annual balance of the Public Benefit Treachery Club reported forty members, ten wins, seven losses, and arrangements for a tour of Victoria during Christmas. The meeting also approved Christmas matches in Melbourne on December 27 and 28 and referred a plan to the committee for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.stw. Cricket Association
Tusstay
Balmain
Putroh
C. Murdoch
A.C. J. Wood
J, Re, Cohen
W. Jones
W. Gee
Victoria
Malbourne
Comsina- UN
Cisb
J. Searle
Patzoes
Henr
J. Perry
Pushs Instruction
Messrs
J. C. Maynard
Med F
Gewerdant
J. W. Turneri
Masere
W. Mintyre
W. Somes
Leichhardt District Cricket Club Annual Meeting Report
The annual Leichhardt District Cricket Club meeting recaps senior team private matches and player stats. Bowling averages highlight Avery Will and others, with 123 top, and the Boreket side at CMC winning seven of nine. preparations noted for the upcoming exam season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Banke
Cortorglh
Garden
Cunsery
W- Broome
Wathersby
J. Anderson
J. Ser’ By
Gleuc
Paul
Simi
Chiptie
J Bayenort
Sulth
Soares
C Lirias
Trorntan
Urvatas Awiccitig
Mekere
Nonnelt
Peradiee
Boo
Trecurer
Mrth Marediee
Sreriqury
Bir
Leichhardt Distriny Cricket Club
Pyymy
Pix
Ioit
Blanchy
Toi
Ung
Ail Curtis
Bort
Boreket
Teelie Cmc
Tuur Biel
O'Frien
Brine Avery
Ant
Agrenl
Wiehenin
Balai
Fragmented public safety incident report snippet
A damaged OCR likely details a safety incident with names and units such as Wilma, Wapirs, and Wilma Infamiry Oana. It references several military or police ranks and personnel, listing individuals like Corporal and Private across scattered lines, but the fragmentary text provides no clear event outcome or date.
Veiled Shooting Report Highlights Local Incidents
Fragmented OCR text references shooting and police activity across a city, with scattered mentions of locations, times, and officials. The readable fragments name various streets, wards, and individuals, but details are unclear. The item seems to summarize a crime scene and follow up by authorities without clear narrative.
BILLIARDS Update From Monday Night Play
The report covers billiards results and player names from a Monday session. It notes outcomes and key breaks, highlighting performances by players including John Robert, Weise, and others, with references to table actions and match context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robert
Weise
Mannii
Averell
Mitch
Wein
Jobers
Roverre
Ait Keer
Nosniper
Rowan Hreselves
Selena
Pety
Lawson
Siseword
Recelyey
Unclear local sports notes prompt chaotic text
Fragmentary OCR item describes a bowling or polo themed event at Quinindl with names like Weetowoas and Tamaryne Pier. Mentions rounds, goals, behinds, and players but readable facts are minimal and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo Caring
Quinindl
Weetowoas
Jiaies M' Manin F. Sheppard
Waly
Jobo
Master Teat
Tamaryne Pier
Sungsey Jmailling
Podwimay
Simpson
Tehinits
Tamarivne Servi
Wednesday Malls Mail Schedule Across Regions
Fragmentary OCR notes list mail closings at GPG and multiple regional routes. Mentions include Anckisit direct via Walhorn to Manning River, Electra at 1 parm West Australia, and veers toward Melbourne routes with several coastal and city names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GPG
Lemaine
Py Anckisit
Tams
Manning River
West Australia
Tor Lawmesston
Baburt
Tevoripat Weal
Burnie
Stanley
Strahan Zechan
Wat Coast
Tesimuia
St Melbourne
Agricultural and Pastoral Meeting in Kempsey District
At Kempsey, Macleay Agricultural Society elected J P to preside with Frank Weeks, Weeks and Nel EP among speakers. Reports note poor weather, record rainfall, and supply issues affecting dairy and wool industries. The meeting discussed upcoming exhibitions, crop prospects, and preparations for agricultural shows amid weather-driven challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempsey
Macleay
J.P
Mears Jobs SiiMliua
Jateev
Sir
J. F Saul
Wrenaures
Singinion
Todd Denoeils
Insianuyn
Olla
Fle
Ake le Eélirse
Pliku
Sime
Election drama and relief efforts described in wartime notes
Disjointed wartime era notes record an alderman election in Campentown, and postwar concerns involving railways, local committees, and relief work. Mentions Alderman Bignell, Mr Chartra, and the Public Works Committee with names like Dick Levien and Shepherd. Also reports Sunday morning disturbances, city refuge activity, and various aid to families, with calls for care and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campentown Counc
Dal
Bignell
Neault
Chartra
Benjami
Vintiner
Ontry
Seeenn Caeverpert
Fae Farmer
Maser
Probery
Reiiralle
Car
Pwbile
Seetges
Oon Wuling
Dick Levien
Shephiib
Robertsea
Tom Powyal
Bavb
Ryldeace Waa
W. &. Huntira
Ka J. Lackey
Alocorn
Jas. Arassinnage KM
Graham
RM. Moses
J Phayter
Dre ‘Wilson
Pat Sony Kildie
Fanker
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Toway & Go
Gydney
Araton Lyne
Cape Town
Beaty Banos
Goop Duners
Hele
Amir
Ko Se Peer Seana Ae
Arthur Gray &O
Pit
Liverpool
Reubimots Glover
W.A. Tattersall
Charles
Rosehill
Rye
Mary Irvine
Promlar
Mr. Birjck
Perth
Bulong
M.S
Beko
Sporting
Caulfield
Tarquis Toanlé
Scotland
Merriwee
Argonaut
Gunnedah
Barbaroses
Sun
Yas Mora
Dirk
Hammer Hand
Barregunda
Abe
Mae Cyanide
Lord Cureton
Terry
Prince Carbine
Ben Mole
Allings
Carngulot
Schimmel
Clare
Oastee Verne
Fe High
Hobson
Bolangs
Sae
Peninsular
Tay
Hautboy
Wieelmar Mirscum
Lach
Laven Ashloa Bimlie Seers
Rerievsi Melodian
Benvolio- Grsyee Tagliston
Mort Avia
Kenley
Debentures
St. Mars Horace
Milleolus
Eminence
Fairy Light
Atin
la Carabine Bora Artilery
Tarquid S
Wingsike Seahorse
Uae
al Boonie
Gauleon
Palmer
George Frederick
Wates
H.M.S
Royal Arthur
Faget of
The
Hma Riyal Bother
Tony Eysbi
Vicon
Syomey
Daenty
Thebes
Grissle
Varrabee
Prince Carving
Lancaster Pices
Avenue
St. Clare
Chyaitton
Wikermar
Petry Ligtit
Struthjoy - Bolanos
Bertfori
Craigminry Dietearite
Dareldmiral
Tuona Irre
Finland
Tillimhy
Horane
Oe Paesaim
Beaparey Bewley
Manly Federal Seconds
Campbelltown
A. Lake Suns
Mattneis
Bircherove Park
Tartland
Apps
Borridge
Phillipe
Holt
Balmaln
Whitat Flower
Athion
Manly Federal
Campbeltown Fitet
H. Whidden
H. Johnston
F. Willams
Sydney
Cleby
Oo Jouby
Thea White
Arto
Roglr
Teure
Pootesul
Boxing
Jo Ackfeld
Jinka Ag
Lindnela Ee
St Io
Roares
W. & Cook
Mponaid
Muehies
Copani
E. We
Gilles
Gilles Oy
F.C
Adame
Wiarhcomb
MG Farpos
Mloo
Mintor & Y
Keliar
Thahen
Voward
We J.T. Walker
Rimjny Links
MR. Gurray
Minars
Marrin
le Benton He
Lacrosse
Baseball
Cricket
Riple
Wwenal
Miett Kernibia
Annesley
Hawilton Sy
Brownlie
Halioran
Alain
O'Mallairen
Wapirs
Beauuri
Mlurd
Wal Valli Ag
Wlma
Os Salsinny
UsiRooy
Hop-emckers
Wilma Infamiry Oanatis
Ewily
Wilde
Wudyila
Borvuis
Sinohen
Portaival A
Chiettety
Ws Rolats
Rarmaide
Drivale Wb Wilber
Palate
Amicah
Poole
Wedl Burns
Ranry
Vinekay
Meregeriin
Allster
Wolters
Amey
Blake
Pola
Agricultural and Pastoral
Cougis
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