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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
5
Train schedule item notes departures with classes and times including 7203 pm and 12.4 percent p am. details mention lat second class and first class rates, irregular phrasing limits clear data.
Rosehill hosts a Saturday fixture with a full card of races including a steeplechase at Victoria Park on June 29. The programme features novice plates, purses, and several handicaps. Jockeys and horses from Sydney racing clubs are listed, with entries closing June 38 and notable remarks on Nell Gow and other horses.
The tomorrow lineups list Waverley Sydney A and B Stanmore and Stanmore B teams with numerous players including Gurnett Massey Wilkinson Hewitt Singles ton Collett and more. University squads feature Whitfield Corbett Rayson Little Donaldson Jones Greive Todd Bourne Bry Ferguson Dest while Civiels Webb Dowling and Mosman list additional players.
Report from Glen Innes notes the new ground opened by local club official Mr. A White on Thursday. The cup carnival began with matches watched by many spectators, as Inverell B led Glen Innes A 18 to 17 at half, Muswellbrook defeated Glen Innes B, and other results include Olio and Geele contests with unclear scores due to damaged OCR.
Spectators filling Alcock's Tournament House in Siliants watched Lindrum and Wil sama in a Thursday billiards clash. George Ebert of Sydney reported several breaks and rox-comes as Lindrum posted scores around 104 124 1M while Willy registered 161 40d 16H across two sessions.
In a late edition, SSD points went to La Grum's 607 as play ceased. Parlor and Sydney figures dominate, with Austin clocking 265 and beating Jos. Jamen who also has 265 by 87. A Rolfe posted 275 to outpace W Weston at 100 by 58. Tonight’s card lists Inghels 200 facing W J Smith 235, T Walah 165, G Palmer Jr. 280.
The East Sydney Club runs two handicap events at Wayne Park Rose Bay at 2 pm tomorrow. 420 Yards and 2% Miles races list numerous entrants with sections and names. The South Sydney Harriers plan a Botany meeting with sprints and a jumping event and close entries for the Parramatta to Sydney road race. The club will honor captain A T Shine with a celebratory dinner.
In the Imperial Universities match at distances of 200 500 600 800 609 and 1000 yards Melbourne scores 1298 points eight more than Sydney achieved last year.
In the B Grade Indies tennis, Mosman defeats Hunter's Hill by 3 sets 38 games to 23. Chatswood wins by 7 sets 45 games to 10 in matches against Birchgrove and Warburton. An Enthusiast column notes North Sydney court requests, Willoughby course improvements, and plans for a North Sydney Club with several courts and Sunday play.
Cycling notes list handicaps for the Centenary Club five miles race with riders including W Hunt G Wagstail and W Ranefer. Other clubs announce Dunlop Teams riders, NSW Cycling Union motion to hand motorcycling to the motorcycle club, and upcoming events from Pearness and Camden Sydney race with over 60 pounds prize.
Wellington cricketer D C Collins earns a place at Cambridge University Freshmen match scoring 10 and 2 and taking 3 wickets for 43. He contributes 9 and 6 not out against Yorkshire, 12 against Lancashire, and 3 and 12 against Yorkshire in seniors. Australia board may block £5000 tour guarantee affecting tri nations.
American University players, adept at football, also excel in baseball. They faced a N E W combination at Petersham on Thirdday afternoon. Despite wet weather, spectators enjoyed the game and the visitors' quaint sayings. Home team won 2 to 1 with a lineup including Paddington Jr, Jones, Jackson, Deana, Grant, Rogers, Hall, Bell, Stack, Waverley H Coulter, Rawards, Golby, Thom as, Lehaine, Duan, Bartrop, Farry, Dowsets.
Sage Le leads a local pet It campaign as San Dame petitions surge at Fight Corner. Community organizers push for action on weed control and public safety amid rising concerns.
Governor Gillette weighs banning prize fights amid violence concerns while Tex Rickard push back. Promoters bargain over film rights and purses totaling tens of thousands for a Langford era lineup. List of contenders includes Langford Nassau Bay Moran O'Toole Attell Kaufman and many others across the US and abroad.
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