Remember This Sporting Reportive Racing Notes
A detailed byword of race meetings at Byrock Merrywowen and Armidals with tallies of winners, handicaps, and crowd attendance. Highlights include Flying Web by Gly Oliver Wilton Fark champion, Spider from Queen Mab winning the Western One Handicap, Rosebery and Randwick events, and note of declining added prize money. extensive discussion of horses, breeders, and betting payouts at Armidale, Randwick, and Launceston cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrock
Merrywowen
Armidals
Uast
Brows Gly Oliver
Wilton Fark
Spider
Ivy Taretta
Queen Mab
Clevory
Lily JL
Goma
Moseberr
Lal
Nish
Gillie
Metal
Aires
King Olaf
Russley
Grandwich
Remorse
Harbor Light
Moorefeld
Moorefield
Araiien
Street Arab
Patronage
Far
Bewitheder
Smin
Randwick
Ware
Wolonrome
Juattan
Cootamundes
W. G
Fortresca
Hee Slag
Rand & Youngster
Tristram
Benenuba Tir
Armidale
Wrtnres
Bret
New England
Bright Steal
Tse Waam
Ly Invader
Catarina
Gaslight Company wins thirteenth annual cricket match
The 13th annual OM oera of the Australian Gaslight Company match at Sydney Cricket Ground saw the Gas Company triumph by 247 runs against the Electrical firms. Hesward, Johnson, Jamra, Mack, and Turner starred for the winners while Coysod, Price, Cake, and Bosward bowled. Post-match toasts and a concert followed as Marylebone and other clubs discussed future triangular schemes for 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM@oera
Australian Gaslight Company
Sydney Cricket Ground
Gas
Hesward
Johnson
Jamra
Mack
Turner
Wile
Cakebread
Bosward
Strange
Bruce
Camer
Wall
R. J. Lukey
Gaa
Xendall
Milean
Losars
Era
St George District Club Scraps Handicap at Brighton
The St George District Club conducts a 140 yard handicap at Brighton le Sands on Saturday with listed entrants including H Kermode O Tidmarsh and many others. Drummoyne Club also held an interclub event at Drummoyne Municipal Baths Wednesday evening with multiple winners and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
Brighton-le-Sands
Hi. Kermode
Bally Isee
O. Tidmarsh
Focacs
C. Hannen
Manon
E Sieben
C. Bealdamore
L. Buichary
T. Bhoreua
F. ‘Tichbouros
H. Brooks
R Connor
N. Hannes
T. O'Donnell
Spring
M. Serwel
G. Barwell
G. Tichbarse
G. Halligas
R Callaghan
P. Depend
A. Hodgtios
Keir
FL Mallesch
Ostores
Rowell
Betmon
T. Angulia
N. Gately
Y. Rent
Palmer
Ki Borns
A. Chamberlain
Kent
Tooee
Parken
Chapman
Kavanagh
W. Mobana
F. Turrell
Drummores Club
Drummoyse Municipal Selham
F. Carwcasen
Yale
England and Australia Set for Ashes Rubber Contests in Melbourne
The Australian and English teams prepare for the next three weeks of cricket in Melbourne and Sydney, with the Ashes at stake. England aim to retain possession as they face New South Wales and the rest of the Australia calendar, while Australia seeks to balance injuries and form. Key players like Hartigan, Covar, Dowler, and Bates feature in a busy schedule, with Jones captaining England and Gregory guiding Australia in a closely watched series buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnjea
Marylebone Cricket Club
Atepa
Australia
England
South Africa
Sxprewa
Burwood
Ayres
Chippenfield
Bull
Busith
Paddington
Allen
Hookes
McCarthy
Anderson
Young
Redfern
Bramton
Tuna
Morrisos
Kemp
Marcia Clark
Luscombe
Marding
Mgrath
Tas
Melbourne
Barrow
Syapey
New South Wales
Imac
Fogland
Hartigan
Covar
Adelaide
Eueland
Sesio
Jones
Syd Gregory
Naupé
Fai
Miewo
Puan
Blythe
Bud Gregory
Historic cricket records and match results from early Australia England eras
A fragmented OCR record lists cricket scores and milestones across England and Australia from 1890s to early 1900s. It cites multiple tests with England and Australia results, notable innings, and player achievements including centuries by Stoddart and MacLaren, plus various batsmen and dates across January to March years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Stoddart
G. Ulyett
Mareh
J. T. Brown
Re. L. Hutchings
J. Briggs
A.D. MacLaren
A Shrewsbury
Australia
Randwick Training Report Shows Mixed Rain Affects Work
At Randwick this morning rain threatened as horses worked on the track. Mountain King led tasks with three furlongs in a sprightly time, Tarzan slower, while Lord Majner faltered over half a mile. Other notable efforts included Poseidon and Bowage, Dreyfun and Leweou, with Blue Hook and Maranul also putting in solid late work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramdwick
St Rept
Mountain King
Tarzan
Sarley Brew
Lord Majner
Ksec
Imin
Poseidon
bAbage
Wwe
Waint
Dreyfun
Leweou
Peiaurt
Imliise
Karanaud
North End
Charmant Wes Lasalé
Toga
Liu Teer
Matt Mose
Hillebrook
Welcome Trin
Kingberry
Lunar Light
Comety
Raya Arthur
War Bea
Sailing. Manly Regatta winner claimed at Grand Pier
The phane won at the Manly Regatta will be Admitted 16 Thsancepastal competitors at the Grand Pier Hotel Manly. Tomorrow evening for the Sydney Piying Squadron race to be held on Saturday over Taylor Bay course. Handicaps list Heat One with Australian Cher Webb acrateh Crewcent Dunn Zena W Holmes etc. Second heat shows Ellen Dancan Bayrs Donnelly Holmes Ow vanse Banks Green Dean etc. Handicap start details unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phane
H. J. Lloyd
Amin
Scat
Gowie
Comin
Young Jack
T. Robinson
Sen
Pheasant
W Parnel
Min
Violet
Lt. Pont
Samun
Wonga F. Abbott
Ellen
W. J. Dancan
Scratch Maritain
C. Bayrs
Simin Donnelly
Holmes
Bungendore Freezing Works Proposed By Local Company
A social gathering in Bungendore discussed establishing the Bungendore Freeing Company run by Me B Curtis. The plan envisions freezing operations with 190 regular workers plus mechanics, using a large refrigerator at the Bullines known as the Dour mills and entry permission to enclosed lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bungentore
Dour
Friday's Mails and Malls Chase at the GP
The report lists mail and mall runs with time slots previewing Friday routes. Entries reference Port Macquarie Broadwater Warrell Richmond River and Port Macquarie per Pyrmoot, Billinger Heads, Nambucca Healy and Macasville with 1 pm 4 pm and 6 pm windows. Local names and places appear in compact notes for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malls Chase
Ballion
Broadwater
Warrell
Richmond River
City of Grafton
Port Macquarie
Billinger Heads
Rosedale
Nambucca Healy
Macasville
Hock Lily
Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills Aid the Liver
An old advertorial claim states Biliousness is caused by liver distress and that Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills cleanse the liver and restore energy. A testimonial from Thomas Cross of Wem Moron describes relief from gastric illness, cold, and biliousness after nightly use, with breathing and weight improving over months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
der. Morse
Dr. More
Dr. Morse
Thomas Cross
Wem Moron
Moree
Nervase
Lord Loftus Memoir Notes on Dr. W. Professor Stamic
Fragmentary OCR suggests a note about Lord Loftus former position and Dr. W. Professor Stamic. The readable items reference a carriage and a barry, but details are unclear and names may be partially garbled. The piece reads like a clipped memorial or biographical snippet from a historical column.
Amateur or Professional Rugby Debate in Melbourne
A long discussion argues whether rugby should be amateur or professional under Metropolitan Rugby control. The piece weighs costs of grounds and administration, potential ground at Wentworth Park, and the impact on players, referees, and clubs. It notes expenses for maintenance, travel, and a shift toward professional officiating and management while considering fixture and financial viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verites
Priblen
Wbesbyr Cn
Mele Punaktermilon
le Glace
Grme
Alfed
Theo pIagere
Carnes
AE & Bard-Cas Prairaslotul
Wypry Suant
Eneirol
Han
Morrapetiian Volon
Dona Sr
Thorttiea
Hnica
Dotoues Touma
Inngme
Thry
Alraedy
Arcamary
Wentworth Park
Wetworth Park
Noth
Uist
Che Teague
Uhe
Waalworth Grail
Truviens Hoos
Aluhst
Petatn Fis
Ieat
Ampatnur
Courney
Referees' Association
Metropallian
Melbourne
Ubcials
Dnl
Rickie
Niko
Anf
Beitieh
Gredra
Trunton
Mort Yoorte
Ailrand
Nsw
Ieee
Weil
Lemgus
Whoeizen
Sean Alley
Profeestomad
Obstructed Mountains Train Dwellers Tour Rail Prospects
A rugged account details a railway inspection into mountain country. Mr Cunningham and aides lead the party, examining light and works for a new line from Goondah toward Barron and beyond. The report highlights construction methods, terrain challenges, and anticipated scenic value for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parry Wire
Rosifaan Prosasien
Conningham
Geondale
Germany
Ty Krause
Duspuskine
Ofjpct
Gremi Bhluee
Atréteimm
Rome
Tarrac
Andy Gratis
Bow Batt
St Leaat
Godry
France
Siaer
Africa
Trarque Yard
Cunningsax
Uarowes
Berra
Raf
Brisk Trade Prospects Amid Sudden Trade Boom
Amid extreme heat a surge in dune trade boosts coastal exchanges and inland markets. Officials note near record freight volumes and stock increases across private and public sectors, with farmers watching drought relief and women’s divisions in the rural market. The immediate future signals higher prices and ample supply through the coming season.
Digestive Tabules Claim From Local Voters
Mex Mary Kerr reports using Dir Raeldun's Digestive Tablet for over 15 years and seeks relief from a medical product as she praises its effects. The note mentions a Mrs Balmain and other names in a testimonial style. The text is an OCR fragment with broken phrases and unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youre
Rue Mmr NW
Raeldun
Mary Kerr
Khaidosre
Ras Fuer
Muyers
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Sporting
Inia
Boise
Ruenalt
Longi
Citas
Eskeloo
Tampanian Turf Club
Wolseley
Bageet
Hegret
John Grisdale
Metropollian
NeWcastle Jockey Club
Hila
Murrumburrak
Ala
Mr. Jones
Jorrocks
Metropolisas
Dudzit
Sat
Fortuatus
Mills
Dean
A.J.C. Champagne
Biree
Sandown Park
Sat Tih
Newmarket
Axis Pod
Corrabores
Arthur J. Pittar
Oxford-Street
Merk Fey
Pitt-Street
Civil Service Stores
Pitter
Oxford
Elrest
Reuben Brasch
Toney
Hyde Park Corner
Oxford Street
FO Toursely
GAS v. Electricity
Ross Bay
Rowe Bay Baths
Naval
P.u
Preabdeac
Asre- Dade Huh
Coste
A.D. Hm
Puech P
Dehome
Cuthn
Woallanatl
Lovelece
C. Bewstriss
F. Brymat
ND. Healey
C. Devine
L. a'Cloushan
P. Bourke
J. Murray
B Luhgew
J. L
Crepes Shanbataly
A. C. Jones
Notts
KL. Hutchings
J. Humphries
Derby
W. RB. Rhodes
Yorkshire
J. N. Crawford
Surrey
J. Hardsing
LC. Brand
Somerset
Barnes
Staffondalire
G. Guam
4. Hobbs
Aubtral
M.A. Noble
W. Trumper
N.S.W.L
Carer
G. Macartney
Gregory
C, Hay
S.A
J O'Connor
P. Malioter
Vic
W.W. Armstrong
Saunders
Vie
Y. Amsford
Messie BR. Crockett
J. Argail
Ines
Noble
Pya
Fiderten
Maretis
Ciereh
Aumraile
Ans Wickats
Agian
Ans
Emuarr
Mames
St Rune
Bngland
Her
Ave
J. Hartatat
Rhoiee Veel
J. Hobbs
KL. Butcbings
Bram
Ry L. Fan
M. Crawford
A. Fielder
BF. Barnes
C. Blythe
J. Bumphries
Uw Tai
Mans
Tne
Weta
G. Gum
F. Barnes
Crafford
C. Braund
Wea & Ws
W. Rhodes
Australie
TNO
Sys
Austreile
Eneagd
Nee
Egland
Centurie
NEW Rabbit Freezing Works
Lord Loftus
Dr.w. Fessor
Carringeaot Ees Bary
RUGBY
Jack
Goondah
Bawren Jack City
Tha
Warang
Bluedog
Perth
Adendus
Barras
Sikyd Wimecoc
Astalector
Mtr cL
Lea
Minintar Ton Runic Works
Wade
Z. M. de Bure
Priveizal
Aeils
Faulwar
Cunningham Seldrol
Elnert
Gonndah
Barron
Moarty
Mit
Mattirs
Bee
Peart Daiults
Sigan Peert
Ginningham
Rama
Werreeyomm
Ninery
Alta
HeDal
Cam Boaensy
Ivan
Keenty Et Bert
Wien
Ely
Tauren
Transformacios
Tigantéin
Surat
Elieworsy
Markey Sackerry
Lake Shaw
FORD
Bartow
Millon
Windnone
Tor Womiers
Roun
Priveta
Balmain
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