Seaside Racecard Tests Kogarah Saturday Program
Sporting notes from Sydney circuits reveal Mr Peter Moore’s Kogarah course set for tomorrow with strong entries and likely fair fields after recent scratchings. It covers Arde races, harness and steeplechase mentions, trainer licencing updates, magistrate decisions, and forthcoming meetings at Warwick Farm and Randwick with committee actions on horse registration and jockey licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Moore
Kogarah
Eeares
Sydney
J.B. Offie
Tettersall's Club
Jam Williamoon
Moonee Valley
J. Chevalles
Wynyard
Williamaan
Blue Gow
Chevalley
Jockeys
Ropthwick
H. J. Robinson
M. Gallagher
George Langham
Tass
Higgine
Mantel Lewis
Hy Day
Stringer
Ho Pier Gnexeys
Wreasca
Bern Grain
ADC
Bayes
Ernest Bellingen
Ant
BR. Sullivan
W- Ryan
P. J. Poles
Randwick
Wil Manton
E.K.T
Moerefield
Warwick Farm
Jones
Liverpool
Warwick
A.J.C
T. Martin
Bowls Jockey Club
A. Cherry
Victorian Racing Club
Weat Australian Turf Club
High-etret
Kensington
Red Gate
T.T. Wantella
Canterbury Park
NTC
Woodgate
A.S.C
J.” Montgomery
James Eilay
Richard
George Mooth
Arthur Mather
Wm. Jelly
EM. Seal
TF. Minchel
M Pally
Western District Rarity Association
C, BR
Alt- Jamy
Warton Fortes
Cacharet
Jane
Portisat
Tagoon
Grenfell
Parkes
Thabo
Krmands
Bolinger
Lodge & Ruaranten
OEY
Dubbo
Major Claude Smith
R. M"phillams
Dr. Machatrle
Messrs
J.J. Dalton
R. M. Jandyay
B. Batcombe
J. Baker
T. Coy
Ps Monthascy
Robertson
A. Ea Foore
Trea Mane Ore
A. Rieuera
Burns Lang contest set at Stadium for heavy clash
Bill Lane notes a big Burns Lang heavyweight bout at the Stadium in Moray. Melboutar, confident of an upset, cites Lang's weight reach and youth as advantages while Squires eyes a strong counter. Promoter Hugh D. McIohe travels to Melbourne to finalize arrangements for the international match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lane
Warli
Soii6
Melboutar
Abe Rush
Cuiter
Fay Stadium
Moray
Bitl
Burns
San Squires
Iken Ay Victorans
Lang
Hugh D. M'Iotoeh
Oe Eyadicate
Billiards results lead to Tattersall's Tournament finale
Chy Taperan's event opener sees J Gaker defeat Gh Jacobsen and M O'Brien best N Abrahams while ALGAs Kowght Wallace aims to beat J Turton in fourth round. The semi final follows with the final set for Monday. Tuculeht's games list W Noaky versus Eckbank and W Pearson against Forsyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chy Taperan
J. Gaker
Gh. Jacobsen
Reo
Jim
M O'Brien
N- Abrahams
ALGAs kowght_ KR Wallace
J. Turton
TR Tattersall
J. Underhill
W. Foray
Owen
Glenlyng
Owes
Ed Booth
Tuculeht
W. B. Noaky
V. "Eckbank
W Pearson
W. B. Forsyth
Golf semi finals set in South Australian Championship
Sliring defeated Gannon 2 up with 110 to play in the semi final while Cheadle beat Firtand 1 up. The Ladies Championship final will feature Sirs, Julian Ayers, and Miss Gardne. LAXO-TONIC PILIS Save doctors bills, 1062 and 1/4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sliring
Gannon
Cheadle
Firtand
Sirs
Julian Ayers
Miss Gardne
Victoria selection near complete for NSW cross country
The Victoria squad for the September 12 New South Wales cross country event nears finalization. Key runners J A Stillwell A W Mffie ken L B Long S G Hollow and C E Saffren may join if available, with R Arkley C Butter and G C or J W Stillwell from Essendon as reserves. Ryan is favored for individual honors alongside SchaGeld and M Mickem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
New South Wales
J. A. Stillwell
A. W. Mmfie
Ken
A.C. Ryan
East Melbourne
G. S. Crooke
Coburg
G. Richardson
Bailarat
Millan
Hamilton
Imile
Melbourne
C. E. Saffren
Ballarat
Availabe
Herry Blake
E.” Murray
Essendon
R. Arkley
C. Butter
G. C
J. W Stillwell
George Silliwell
Stone
Alnes
Ryan
Too‘woontba
SchaGeld
Tasmania
M*mickem
Bowls News From London Papers on International Tourities
A London report notes the Inter national Board of English Scottish Irish and Welsh Bowls Associations has suspended sending a touring team after a season disrupted by the Southern Crowns. Bowlers still receive strong hospitality and the English Mont jeune is mentioned amid hopeful goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AM London
Inter- Walional Board
Upper Clapton Club Faces Tragic End On Green
A player from Upper Clapton fell dead on the green ending the match at the Upper Clapton club. The Carl isle Clits shared prizes with opponents while the Australia Cup remained with the centres. The single handed final for the Loder competition was halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Clapton
HR. Grounds
Carlisle Clits
Kame
van Ukewlen
Rowing Rationed Repatea at Conall Harbor Meet
The annual regatta at Conall Richmnau River on October 1 features the Krep Day match for £190 and two miles handicap races with prizes from £1 to £50. Entries include Indica-Sr and farmers events, with secretary RG Genaud and treasurer J Storey leading the organizing committee. George Towns arrives in England to row Ernie Barry for the old country title amid cheers. Barry defeats Towns in a curtain-raiser as Towns travels from Marseilles and settles at Spencer Arms headquarters before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conall
Richmnau
Ant & Dig
Comera
Bert
Pext
Ant
White
Wiltet
Ruthee Ary
J Fiackian
Marrack-wired
Sydney
Sinelen Bankap
Tosa
Indica
Genaud
J. Storey
Reatia
George Towns
England
Ernie Barry
Barry
Pandaholin
Saipan
Sea Fox
Marveilles
Spencer Arms
Lower Rhamond Road
Pultey
Peariesa Club Open Road Race At Homehurst Saturday
Cycling event lists numerous riders for the Peariesa Club open road race set at the Homehurst course on Saturday. The starting field includes H Colenus T Quill C Suen W J Fandcock Sr W Stanton L Lean G E Bandcork with numerous others such as W Deaton J Handcock Qill Smin C Antilla R Doodson U Baker and many more detailed in the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peariesa Club
Homehus Ranrse
I. Caleman
H. Colenus
T. Quill
C. Suen
W. Pritchard
M.gaudres
T. Upham
Quill
Smin
C. Antilla
R- Doodson
U. Baker
R. Vaux
W. Grindron
P- Lilley
Z. Kuchner
Vun Rose
J. Simmons
P. W. Bentler
G. Elsworthy
Gaudrey
D. Nicol
J. F. Morgan
W. Horton
W. Slattery
H. Sell
Conningion
Paul
S. Jones
W. Weekes
P. Johnson
Mio
P. Rowland
J. Parshall
Omin
L. Sorrow
W. Davidson
Tomlin
W. Bones
Benefit matches in cricket stir debate over player rewards
The article describes benefit matches in England and Australia where players like Hayes are highlighted for benefiting from matches despite weather and poor play. It notes Lancashire's Hornby organizing a benefit game at the Oval against Surrey on September 10, 1941, and mentions a Nottingham exhibition where Crimean and Indian Mutiny veterans faced a ladies’ team, winning 107 to 75. The piece argues for a system that rewards deserving players independently of climate, and previews the fast-approaching cricket season with club fixtures and lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avetralia
Mayes
Surrey
Tad Todk
Lanceshire
Lancashire
Keoning On Oval
Wiliam Larkwood
Hayes
Viter
A. H. Hornby
the Oval
Nottingham
Trooper Holland
Lelchhurst Rambler
Fire Dock
Camperdown Park
Farmer
Wright
Stenson
L. Wilson
Garto Williams
Devine
Trethowan
O'Malley
Murphy
Elkington
Skidmore
Wittsntre
Stanmore Presbyterian
Marrickville Presbyterian
Wisket
Wickham
A! Biuclais
J. Bruce
Moorefield Races and Handicaps at Long List Meet
A long noisy racing card lists numerous horses and owners in the Moorefield event, including Rogarah Staera, Master Foote, Pasadena, and Glendrook. The page records entries for several handicaps such as the MOCREYTELD HANDICAP and the OFTPREAR SAYRE event, with details of mares, sires, and likely weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duma
Foy
Grose
Messrs
HR Muneva BP
Eabiminorea
Garnhams Bm
Pasadena
AL Donty
Bettineton
Dreen
Victoria Defeated By Sydney University in Rushcutters Bay
In Sydney at Rushcutters Bay Oval the Victorian team lost 3 goals to 4 to Sydney University Past and Present. First half led 2–0 as Manning and M Bride scored for the University. Victoria rallied in the second with two goals from Brida and Wadeon and Bawar for Victoria. Tomorrow Victoria meets New South Wales in the final interstate match. Sir Harry Rawson to conduct as State Military Band plays. Tea at half-time in pavilion. Teams listed include New South Wales Corinthians Barbarians Pilgrims Avradarians and Varsity versus Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sydney University
Rushrutter
Bawar
New South Wales Rushcotter's Bay
Harry Rawson
A.B
White
Barbarians
F. Btrattes
Corinthians
R. Bray
Pilgrims
A.B. Lloyd
Avrdarians
A. L. Butler
Alvarsity
B. Bromley
MU. Manning
C. M4. Macnaghton Reapt. (Corinthiane), Tt. Giblin (Corinthians
T. Massey
Victoria
W. Mensies
L. Roberts
E. Edwards
B. Hudson
Ho Brewer
H. Scot
Gamiiner
DP Major
C. Dennett
R. Ashton
G. Davidson
Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery Promises Hope for Babies Crying
New medical note highlights Dr Sheldon’s discovery aimed at easing infant crying. Researchers describe early trials on crying reduction with potential for broader use in pediatrics. Details on institutions or dates are not provided in the fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Pigeon Homing Race Results From Western Suburbs Meet
In a windy Binslong race the Western Suburbs Society saw J. W. Jones and rivals post speed averages and placings across 16 miles. Auburn Society events from Binalong feature C. White and A. Monk leading two Auburn races with listed speeds and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Suburbs Society
Binslong
J. W. Jones
J. Lowe
Wyrm
H. Ginsing
W. Tilley
J. Frenman
JF. Booth
R Ondert
Hordern
J. J. Porter
Hana FP. Trotter
G. Means
Auburn Society
Binalong
150 Miles Air Line
C. White
C. Smith
J. Last
Rio
Hl. Thomas
L. Martin
Manly Clad wins NRA medal second rifle shoot
The Manly Clad completed the NRA medal second rifle shoot with 118 slots at yards. Notable results include P. Eagar 71, H. Miles 70, V. Strong 2, Coombes 49, Whinfield 5, Adria 3, Jed 83, Keopa 58, Whinfeld 2, Pranks 5. Sheldon New precovery cures coughs and prevents consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly
N.R.A
R. Whinfeld
Pranks
Sheldon
Frootoids and the claimed health miracles cited
A dubious promotional piece touts Frootoids as a superior remedy for headaches blood purification and rapid relief from diseases. It claims quick brain clarity and health, advertising sensational cures and urging purchase through chemists and stationers.
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Edward
Fay
Cou
O.P.C
Oxford Post
Atry
Po.p.c
Oxford St. P C
Sydne
Hix
Hird
ST. Simmer
Uma
Woolloomoo
Teart
Elouers
TBNG
AGIA
A. Patson
Elmswood
Rusheatra Bey
A. Wilberforen
Botany
I. A
Crawford
Sarryntrort
Darlinghurst
Tattersall’s Club
Ela Central Tuliway Station
Sporting
Cc. Davis and Co
the Reliable Tailors
Burns Lang
RUGBY
Royal Agricultural Society's
Winad Furst
H.R. Miller
Bec
Cricket
Moorefield
Rogarah Staera
Filie
Mart At
Mns
P. Corie
Ray White
Wanker
Will Manton
Tyre
T. Abraham
Leonard
Cy Garsham
Aetorarde
Waesthish
Rteadgerit
Clarks
Predirick
Aera
Weinphriee
Glendrook
Weed
Mkinnen
Dastzic
Abenham
Rettero
Musguet
Ferson
Bimrtsar
Sys Ff
Finn
Campbell
Antonina
Jantach
Behnelaer
Lander
Martindale
Peter Pax Ogaran
Lonp
Menros Oben
Lancaster
Manton
Fiz
Woollon
Carlton Hantmcap
Hockey
Sant
Lee
Cara Bilione
Eka
Dui
Aporwat Moncinios
Prine Tie UC Yane Ghensiet
Starekerger
Scott
Torvdale
E Spicer
Wien
Ak Tor
Scott's
Misha
Aoa
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