Pendulam rides on and off as Moorefield crowds weigh in
Sporting notes from Moorefield and Moonee Valley report Pendulam gelding dropping during exercise last Thursday and varied results for major races. Kaulsmar backed, War Bee pressed, En Biswar wins, Jewel Case runner-up, and Zillah falters at Randwick. Stormy day with heavy betting on Wollongong contenders and trials at Moore.
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Pendulam
Penddulam
Moorefield
Wardle
Kaulsmar
Eignt
Howiut
Peccar
War Bee
En~ Biswar
Jewel Case
Zillah
Randwick
Burdie
St. Trelis
Feld
Mailman
Moonee Valley
Victoria
Olsister
Lovelock
Schelle
Are Cobalt
J. Pike
M.K
Scheile
Hhis Field
Vanntie
M.K. Claydon Common
Davie Ggures
Isobel
Ater
Ayr- Brook
Pratt
Wollongong
Moore
Kensington
Pike
Meringus
Fm Long Post
Wilson
Promontory
Bright Mist
Port Adelaide
Z. Williamson
V.R.C. Woodside
Lycaon
Flanagan
H. J. Morgan
Morgan
Sam Taylor
Rowe
Mcldure
Cluedo
Melbourne
Cullen Beats Jessop on Points in Brisbane Fight
In a Brisbane Saturday bout at Edwardstreet Stadium Dick Cullen defeated Edward Jessop on points. The referee's decision drew a mixed reaction from the crowd and observers.
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Edwardstreet Stadium
Brisbane
Dick Cullen
Edward Jessop
Australian football and rugby league events in Sydney
Fragments describe a kick off for a prize match before England's game at Agricultural Ground, with Lomas and Messengst, Devereaux, Morton, Stunta, and Frawley noted. Sydney clubs plan rugby league play while New Zealand efforts to protect amateur rugby face opposing views, stressing sport as moral training over spectacle.
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Sydney Cricket Ground
Nb.w
Wood
Widmer
Ray
City
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Hives
Dubbo
Snell
Armidale
Morris
West Maitland
Curran
Orange
Hirschberg
Loughnane
Oliver
Critchley
Bathuret
Farrell
Chaffey
Tamworth
Carne Snd
Crohanj
Wearamouth City
Baston Suburbe
J. Hickey
Glebe
W. Wright
A. Holloway
Balmain
W. Farsaworth
Newtown
P.' M'Cua
J.T. Barastt
Williams
Eastern Suburbs
Griffids
R. Craig
A. B. Burge
South Sydney
North Sydney
A. Hawkes
Tervants
Marshall
M. Frawley
Asters Suburbs
Agricultural Ground
G. Woodhead
Nicholson
Queensland
Sydney
Brixbane
Australia
England
Woodhead
Russell
Frawley
Stunts
Broa
Tow Siare
Northern Union
N.S.W
Cmc.a. Gow Sharon Tnading
New Zealand
Njayeg
Redfern Oval
Church Rugby Catan
X.S. Rugby
Caloa
Ing
Anderson
Sa 2
R. Stuart
Globe Rugby Taton Club
Rugby Seacon
St. Frazer
Thomas
L. Doser
N.8.w
Lomas
Messengst
Devereaux and Morton
Stunta
Pittshert
NSW, Rusty Union
Sydory Cricket Ground
J. Davoren
New South Walt
W. M. Arnold
Meredith
New
Hus Wilen
Falk
Lindrum Defeats Williams In Sydney Billiards Match
In a crowded Al corks Tournament Hall in Sydney Lindrum, Australian champion, defeated English pro Williams by 1460 points. Lindrum showed a strong display with breaks of 2 192 126 1 while Williams had luck and breaks of 32 and 48. This marks Lindrum’s second consecutive win over Williams, who led early but could not close the gap.
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Alcork
Hilliarda. Limited
George-street
Sydney
Lindrum-Williams
Williams
Lindrum
Calve Concerts Delight Sydney Audience At Town Hall
Madame Calve and her artists drew an excellent crowd on Saturday with Gounod and Egyptian themed pieces. The singer showcased dramatic range in Queen La Reine de Saba and L unica melodies, while Signor Gasparri and pianist M. Piniel gave precise Liszt and Rachmaninoff selections. Harold Whittle completed the lineup with a forthcoming town hall recital.
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Madame Calve
Sydney Town Mall
Stauzthlag
Mireille
Vidal
Lal
Masseneve
Resaud
Y Trameter
Renaud
Oferbach
Bacchus
Madame Galye
Linetie
Berge Pratect
Signor
Galileo Gasparri
Cavalleria Rusticana
Mascagni
Tosti
Ferrandini
M. Jacques Piniel
Rachmaninof
Technikowsk
Saint-Saens
Lisz
Liszt
M. Pinte
Grieg
Plantat
Harold Whittle
Irish Rifles Inspection Notice at Centennial Park
A notice for a rifle inspection at Centennial Park requests all present officers and men. The event occurs at 2 90 p.m. The musketry prizes will be paid on June 3 in the orderly room at 3 Dalley Street, Cite.
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Centennial Park
Dalley Street
Cross Country Championship Won by East Brisbane Team
The Queenser land cross country championship was won by East Brisbane with Kelvin Grove second and Thomason Estate Homers third. J Rywn of Toowoomba captured the individual title with competitors representing 20 clubs.
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Queenserland Wan
East Brisbane
Kelvin Grove
Thomason Estate Homers
J Rywn
Toowoomba
A Hairdresser Seeks Sleep Cure in Odd Ad Copy
An unclear printed item mentions A J Haynes a hairdresser at 408 Pittot Q proposing a sea trip cure and a Great PepperYusic Cure from Woods. It touts the invention of wire mattresses and wire couches as the ultimate sleep remedy sold broadly.
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Austin
Balmain Resident Praises Comstock Nerve and Bone Liniment
Mr J Bat Balmain of Sydney recounts a fall that sprained a knee cap and ligaments. After using Comstock's Nerve and Bone Liniment, relief was rapid and swelling subsided, with the injury healing over time. The testimonial urges readers to keep the liniment for sprains and to rub it in well for joint injuries. Sold by chemists and leading stores.
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Comstock
Balmain
J. Bat
Sydney
Wests Greet
Bevey Fella —A
Tuesday Mails to Sydney GPO and New Hebrides routes
Shipping notices list Tuesday mail cutoffs at the G P O Sydney with multiple overseas sailings. Jounnea direct via FM 8 to Dumbea at 9 am for Wils New Hebrides, via Youmea. Dunbe and H1.GM.B.Plavet to Wardell RR, wet afternoon for Macleay River. Nelnon's Bay and Tea Gardens via Karuati at 5 pm for Dunedin NZ via Melbourne Moana. Hobart via Melbourne at 5:30 pm on Moana. Nats and Capetown via Melbourne Africa at 6:10 pm. Coft's Harbor and Cof's Harbor Jetty via Noorebar. Byron Bay via Orarse at pix.
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G.P.O
Sydney
Joumea
Dumbea
Wils
New Hebriden
3Youmea
Dumbes
B. Plavet
Wardell
Macleay River
Nelnon’s Bay
Tea Gardens
Dunedin
Melbourne
Hobart
Nats
Capetown
Africa
At & P.m
Coft
Cof
Clarvarn
Byron iBay
Drummoyne Bridge Opens With Faster Tram Service
The Drummoyne bridge over the Parramatta River is opened to provide a quicker tram crossing for Ryde passengers. Officials claimed the new system would cut opening time to three minutes, reducing delays, though initial operations caused a traffic jam as works hiccuped. Sunday service ran smoothly with high Ryde tram demand and additional cars added to cope with the volume.
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Horton
Les
Parramatta River
Drummoyne
Ryde
Cps
Rozelle to Leichhardt Tramline Plan Moves Forward
At the Roselle Progress Association meeting a resolution to construct a Rozelle to Leichhardt tramway was adopted. A deputation of MPs including Rozelle, Balmain, Drummoyne, Leichhardt, Petersham, and Annandale, with mayors, aldermen, and officials, will meet the Minister for Works to urge the line. Hope rises that previous obstacles are resolved.
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Roselle
W&m
The Cadets Organisation Half Yearly Exam Notes
The article outlines a theoretical half yearly examination for officers of mutzopailian detachments. It mentions the Narbura Rivers portion of the fifth battalion halting recruitment at Ginn Hog Wantheming and references various unclear dates and locations, with fragmented phrases throughout.
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Santor
Narbura
Femach Awatradiah
Sansa A
Goteneen
C.C. Wesent
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