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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
2
A brief sale notice announces a clearance event titled Every Hat Must Go at a local shop named Cream and Colors Fa. Items priced to clear, with discounts highlighted and limited stock expected.
H Hillier won the Grill trophy, a silver teapot, in a Tumut Civilian Rise Club match held over several Wednesdays at 500 and 600 yards. W A Heens placed second. The next event will be a medal contest presented by the New South Wales Rifle Association with all competitors listed as associated.
The Kensington meeting drew many sportsmen with races including the Kensington Handicap won by Silent Sam after a protest over alleged ring-in. Protests also touched Fourteen-three Handicap and remarks on horses like Tea Time and Pivot, with notes on trainers, arrivals, and upcoming events at Brightons and Moseberry Park.
A garbled report lists Dypdeey A A at 88 yards opening Raedtrep with July Sout Aydser AAC, noting $40 entry and Sydney as a participant. The fragment references 26 New tewh Wales AAA and a future meeting with Australasia, mentioning C'Reilly Ghrowerwide and Bathial in October 1962 with unclear event details and outcomes.
Cyclists Mestre D and Sten lead a Newtown Club event with others like Mbeveraon and Cray preparing for the Dualip Team event on the Momiebush course. The Britannia Club supports the Gritannia Pub defense while Dunlap Road Race prize talks include Goulburn Club entries and entry form circulation across Victoria Queensland and Tasmania. Glebe City riders compete on Parramatta Trail with J Hooker leading, followed by D Walker. the crowd notes a notable fall in the race heat.
Michael Bean dominated early rounds in Jersey City as the handball series opened with Bean and Keegan sharing wins. Keegan captured the middle game while Bean won the final, earning a notable penalty call cited against an Australian rival for a seven to two series outcome.
The University side edged a tough encounter with a narrow one goal margin as key players Lane and Toone contributed goals and Lane’s strike was praised as exceptional. Referees and officials announced future fixtures including Graseilte Superior vs Auburn South and Parramatta North matches at Belmore Park and Parramatta Park with times listed by Mr W Leydecker and Mr PF Williams.
At the Nation Sporting Club on Cantwereagh Street the billiards championship match continued on Wednesday evening with players Meeses W. W. Walle and J. la Cook. Cook showed poor form early but improved, Watts winning the event 41 to 37 after a close finish. the Markers Tournament also ran at Mesire Mein and Smith's showrooms with several matches and prizes announced for the Amateur championship evening featuring Haley and Rumball.
The report from Newcastle says ex champion Jim Sunbury trains at Carrington shed with no sign of recent practice. Rumors in Shoalhaven claim townsfolk ready to back a 200 pound stake to challenge Towne and Treader for a world title, with a likely 200m event and a pre-race warm up on the Sheath River two months before the race.
Boxing at the old Gate Club drew a good crowd for a junior lightweight bout. Three disqualifications and two strong undercard wins marked the night. Salt Bay Lewis won in six rounds after a controversial second round, while another bout ended with a distinct crowd reaction. The mammoth round two rematch is set for next Wednesday.
A fragmented athletics item notes limited readable results from a regional meet. Key names and exact events are unclear due to OCR damage, but the report references competitions, times, and possible team participation without complete detail.
Report on the Australian Waterloo Cup racing event with many dog names and placements. The text lists numerous dogs, owners, and participants across a long, tangled roster with limited readable details about winners or final outcomes. The fragmentary OCR obscures clear conclusions.
Fragmentary report details a shooting plan at the SSW with participants including J Qyrie aged 22 and A H Villamiel aged 2, plus others like A W Eales Fah Mommeld and Ryshe. Notes deaths and multiple owners, with scores and rounds across several competitors.
An advertisement touts De Morae’s Iola Root Pills as a permanent cure for kidney and rheumatic pains with testimonials from users. It cites a “Mr. Warren” of Sydney and references dramatic improvements after trying the product, urging readers to obtain the remedy and report results.
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