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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1909
Page
16
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A compact sports update from the Frening News Office at 6:10 p.m. reports brief notes on ongoing competitions, with emphasis on results, standings, and notable performances from today’s events.
In front of about 22 000 fans at the Sydney Cricket Ground Newtown defeated South Sydney in first grade football. Burge opened with a kick and Newtown led 17 2 at half time. The second half saw sustained Newtown pressure and a final score near 39 points to 7 as South Sydney failed to convert several chances.
In a rough contest Sydney and St George clashed with backs and forwards exchanging leads. Dibley and Hay scored tries for Sydney, while St George reply saw Smith and Ellis add points as the match swung with penalties and conversions.
University defeats Balmain 22 to 0 despite a lengthy back and forth in the scrimmage. Key players for the University include Verge Adamson Pit were involved in scoring and ball movement, with multiple tries and conversion successes shaping the final margin.
A fragmented match report shows Eastern Suburbs and West Suburbs in a contest marked by early ebb and flow. Key moments include a free kick near goal by Hur and a controversial sequence as West Suburbs moved into Western territory with fast passing plays and attacks led by Prentice and Ward.
A partial soccer recap describes missed conversions and late drama as Eastern Suburbs and Western Suburbs draw 1 1 with near captures and injuries. The text notes key players such as Cablin Urip and Mixett with errors and nerves influencing the tense finish.
South Sydney and Glebe lead the grade competition with 12 points each Newtown is third on 12 Wennern Suburbe 10 University Sydney Eastern Suburbs and Manly follow with 7 St George also listed The text shows standings with multiple teams and points in a Sydney league context.
Eastern Suburbs edged Balmain 1 to 0 as M’Pherson converted two penalties for Western Suburbs 19 point win over Mowman. North Sydney beat Sydney 53 to 0 with Healey scoring twice and Sirokies contributing. St George defeated Marrickville 7 to 3. Glebe beat Griffiths. South Sydney defeated Sydney Training College by 14. Several matches at Randwick, University Oval, and Erskineville Oval featured multiple tries and penalties.
Third grade match saw Eastern Suburbs defeat Anpawiak at Hampden Oval five points to all. Mualousr and Lyne scored for the winners while Ube Lullér contributed a try. Mosman were edged by 1 polnia to & at the Sports Ground. For the victors Mitchell Beacon and Haskin led scoring with Kin and Mitchell converting one try each and Mitchell kicking a penalty. Horton scored no tries for the losers and Cunningham scored a conversion.
In a windy Axvicultural Ground match, New Zealand beat Australia 21 to 19. Australia led earlier with tries by Cann and Davis but New Zealand replied with key scores from Rowe and Byrne plus a late surge. Referee Fuhrington oversaw a rugged contest as both sides failed at goal several times.
A fire incident occurred at Wentworth Pack with a reported blaze around 3 pm. The event disrupted activities and prompted emergency response from local authorities. No further details on causes or damages are provided in the fragmented report.
Losers Millon and Patrick scored while Mooter and Carrol two goals led the pall through the Pye A Sydney. Newtown played four draw at Mbsre Park with both sides scoring two goals. The Ardbey scorers were Harman and Wiltheld and led Newtown Harper and Hook.
In a rough summary of a match at Moore Park, Rediers trailed by 6 goals as Refiney and Easi Sydney fought for points. Moore Park Newlawn posted 18 goals and 64 points, while Sytner Training College added 4 goals and 3 behinds.
London reporters note a second Test at Lord's with unusual conditions and personnel absences. The Austra Hine squad faces disruption as Armstrong and others struggle, while English selection draw criticism for its revolutionary choices and the missing Jessop and Brealey.
Mr Board Under-Secretary of Education New South Wales returns to Sydney from a long visit to the United States and Canada last months. He toured universities examined secondary education and high school relations to universities. Interviews with presidents and educators were conducted but he declined to publish findings yet.
A severe west wind boomed across Sydney this morning as a cyclone flow from Exaterd Siajen pushed a plunging cold snap over the city. Thermometers fell to near 75 degrees at Observatory Hill and Cape Point, with Mount Victoria and Binckhen reporting frigid gusts.
At Victoria Park a crowded meeting saw Zetua ni Perse win the 20 furlong event amid a busy program. Goldlock and Mahomet contested the later handicap as Belina and Malabide led a strong field with Belleina and Lady Trier among the notable runners. Lord Lyon and Middle Harbor headed the 14 furlong race, while Black Best and May Mora starred in the afternoon. The day featured four main handicaps and a plate, with bets posted on diverse runners and a final result recording several lengths separating winners.
At Canterbury Park races the Hurdle Handicap event saw Mordialloc and Morialloc dominate as Blue Hook, Grafinol and Lancasterite chased along the straight. Favorites failed to seal the win as Moraulioe led into the final furlong and was edged by a neck ahead of Wiekwit with Dinyab close behind. Real results list multiple horses across the card with winners trained by owners and various jockeys riding to place.
The Royal Sydney and Ar Rensingan Links hosts the 34th Amastur championship. Morning round saw tight play with heavy wind. Scott and Mackenzie traded leads while Beaton emerged as top hopeful. final 1 up win gives Beaton the title over Mackenzie in a taut afternoon session.
In Sagaware a tramway officer named William Clarkson died at his residence after more than twenty years of service in the tramway department. He joined as a clerk, moved to customer duties, and ended his career at Tamworth. An inquest was held at the Oostbars Oact with Horace Willaby Pagee presiding. Clarkson had been previously convicted at Tamworth last December of a wound-related charge.
The Capedisn toa steamer Marauime reached Brisbane this morning with a long passenger list headed for Sydney. Among the travelers are Mrs Herbert Perry, Miss Mayr, Messrs Norie, Martainee, Blook, Root, Topertain, Hein, and many others. The Moran will dock again at noon, with plans to berth at Plood's Wharf on the morrow.
A chaotic Ocean Motor Boat Race unfolded as a long course of five standouts faced a rough inlet, with boats colliding and four finishing within minutes of each other. Sam, followed by Hugh's Menus, led a tight field, Tout and Forster among the finishers.
Readers report a Homebush cycling meeting featuring multiple riders and times. Notable finishers include Dredge, Taylor, and Brent Club members with several results recorded, including fastest time by Shypherd and honors in the 10 mile event.
An alarm misled the Meteoratlian Fire Brigade into a wild chase but was found to be a false report. Responders arrived with hoses, authority officials said the event involved a telephonic hoax and arrests or strict penalties were promised for those spreading alarms.
A late shipping case proceeds as court officials review delivery timelines and responsibilities. Attorneys argue about responsibilities for late arrival and possible remedies. The session focuses on the impact on customers and potential compensation.
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