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Lion Heart showed form returning by winning the Jumpers Fiat Race at Aspendale Park yesterday leading all the way amid clear weather and good track conditions at Kensington where attendance swelled with many bets. Contender from New Zealand won the Aspendale Plato while Swimmer failed to threaten in the Steeplechase, and Mary F. led the Novice Handicap to victory. Vanity and The Welshman were among notable runners as Little Jack and Mona staged a dramatic Novelty Handicap heat at Ascot with a dead heat and a later decisive run, drawing wild spectator cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Heart
Sydney
Aspendale Park
G.N
Cumpere
Kensington
Nestor
Generia
Listymore
Ram
Bindoo
Swimmer
Maine
New Zealand
Victuallers’ Racing Club
Sersdeas of
Godfrey
Watson
Broken Hill
AWC
Seipra
Story F
Thous
Mary F. Satu
Dooks
Khiel
Mohomet
Muck Lord Mugnet
Vanity
H. Walsh
Bris~ Bev
Mrs. Cauille
Cobbilly
Ascot
Vic
Little Jack
Vius
Mona
Aow
F. Andrews
Northern Union influence on global football debated in Christchurch
A Christchurch interview with D Sykes and W Dean discusses the rise of professional football in England under the Northern Union. They note clubs paying players and traveling expenses, the shift from amateur status, and the possibility of a New Zealand team touring to showcase the sport. They also reference All Blacks and Welsh players, plus local sports figures and matches scheduled in Sydney and Brisbane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
New Zealand
Christchurch
D. Sykes
Chrisstchurch Tramways
Yorkshire
Stromgest
W. Dean
Christebures
Sykes
Man
Northern Union
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
United Kingdom
Dean
Hants of Wales
All Blacks
Caton
Lancashire
Seeine Sory
Uylopunt
Wairsi-claes
Inman Lindrum Billiards Match At Queens Hall
English pro Melbourne Inman and Fred Lindrum engaged in a long 1000 point match at Queens Hall. Both showed form with Lindrum's breaks 4540 and 408. Inman led early but Lindrum recovered, drawing crowds as the session progressed. The event signals a likely rematch and raises questions of championship status and venue rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne Inman
Fred Lind- Fumi
Jun
Peart
Queens Hall
Aurouna
Athe Ingman
Lindrum
Sesason Lumou
Fuman
Cons Sneranly
Navie
Amateur athletes meet at Hoist Sieyne Manly adopts by laws
A Manly meeting presided by Mr R Coombes confirmed and adopted club rules drafted by a subcommittee led by A Macarthur. Officers named include Patron J Thomson and Mayor Learmonth as president with vice presidents Moser W Seat Fall A Ogilvy EW Quirk and R Poamline. Medals awarded by Mr A Balding for club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieyne
Manly
R. Coombes
A. Macarthur
J. Thomson
Mass
Learmonth
A Ogilvy
EW Quirk
R. Poamline
Arthur Macarthur
R. Arthur
DB Monrohon
Beth Merritt
AW Lakeman
Randedi
K. Dunlop
Audivors
Meyer
A. Cresswell
A. Oxlade
Yiorengiain
Kirkepool
A. Balding
Uselub
Club Rum
Meoble- Vie Deat Tracy
Eastern Suburbs Club and Penrith rifle meet at Penrith
A Wednesday rifle meet at Penrith featured the Eastern Suburbs Club versus Penrith in a seven shot any air event. Scores listed include N Stewart 34, S 11, and A Messer among Penrith shooters. Kardwick to host the retire match in due course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Suburbs
Penrich Fui Ing
Homes
Pennrith
Wellnesiay
Elehiers
Penrith Weg
Kardwick
Due Conree
Penrith RC
N. Stewart
Iday
Wok Walker
UL Mewar
Inn
Les OS Mery
Hlf F Neale
G. Beatle
Tae
Sonya
Gnoyd
AW M
NARA
Floyd
Syd
Bathurat Civili Isle
Nores
Carpenter St. Meaty
G. Godtrick
LC. Reding
A. Byatt
He Kiama
Killara Clubs Championship Round Includes Record Golf Run
E L Anperley defeated J Kidd in the som iaat round of the Killara Clubs Championship on Wednesday. Anperley broke his own record with a round of 7 35 out and 2% home while Kidd posted a strong effort. The Hunter's Hill Club championship dates are set for March 20 and 27. Mass Vale Club advances its land purchase plans for the Moss Vale Golf Links with options, contracts, and a new company formed to take over. The Moss Vale Golf Links Limited will have £24 nominal capital split into 240 shares of £10 each, with 75 shares already paid for and £760 in funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Anperley
J. Kidd
Killara
Inky
Hunter's Hill
Mass Vale
Ota
Moss Vale Golf Links, Limited
Ilsharen
Bilready Dean
Waverley Bowling Club Annual Meeting Report
The Waverley Bowling And Recreation Club Ltd held its annual meeting. The report shows a satisfactory year with a net surplus of £242 and a total of £265 2d. A reserve of £185 0s 10d is proposed for depreciation of freehold property, with depreciation written off for plants and furniture. The report notes many repairs and commends President Mr Van Macleod for his work with the New South Wales Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverley Bowling and Recreation Club, Limited
Ant
Lab
van Macleod
New South Wales Association
Builders' Exchange Inauguration At Castlecrag
The Stinision for Works Norton presided at the Wednesday afternoon ceremony for the Builders Exchange foundation stone. President E. Hi Buchanan spoke on association history while architect Mr. Trearhach read the inscription. Mr. Lee presented a silver trowel and mallet, praising progress in city architecture and noting the government’s building expenditure and rising suburban growth, with Sydney expanding as the nation’s future federal star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MY Lee
Norton
Pw Builders Exchange
Castlerragts
Netics
E. Hi
Buchanan
Dseoviasin
Fo Trearhach Sien
Lee
Sprakiar
Mee Lee
Liam
Commonwealth
Syilucg
Sydney
White Sydney
Loe
Assertacion
Poul
P.m.erimgie
Nesbitt
Muster Builders Association
Bolliger
Late Letters At Alexandria Stir Council Over Postal Delays
At an Alexandria Council meeting Alderman Manger complained of late deliveries caused by Federal postal cutbacks. Erskineville Post Office closure shifted work to Alexandria, delaying mail to five o clock and back, prompting the council to write MP Mr Catte to raise the issue with the Postmaster-General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Manger
Erskineville
Skating Carnival at Elite Skating Rink Newtown
A large crowd attended the carnival at the Elite Skating Rink Newtown with varied fancy dress and musical chairs won by Mr Smith. Notable costumes included The Lace Queen and Gipsy Countess and an exhibition by Hector Da Silva, Australasia’s champion. The event closed with dancing and further skating exhibits and a Governor General visit noted in Town and Country Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Imsi
Smith
Lace Queen
Nat. Lewis
Mise Robinson
C. J. Rich
Hiawathy
Rix
Sover
G. Bourne
Newtown Pipe King
Mr. C. Smith
Yank. Doodle
Mr. C. Dredge
Clown
Chazetourns
Mr. Hingston
Simm
Hindeman
Hector da Silva
Australasia
Cooper
Rin Van Winkie staged by Beale Musical Society at Royal Standard
Beale Musical Society presented Planquette operas Rin Van Winkie at the Royal Standard Theatre to a large audience. Principal roles were well taken though some music proved difficult. Cast included J M’Cardell Rip Van Winkle and A Carpenter Derrick Van Sloos with a long list of named players and staff. The production was directed by A J Walker with Mrs Fred England as stage manager and Mc Lee Williams as scenic artist. The costumes were supplied by Miss Harrie Batham. The show repeats tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Carpenter
Derrick van Sloos
C. Burshey
Burgominster
W. M’callum
G. Symonds
Tea. Jarrett
Elsie Prince
Gretchen
Rip
A. Baxter
Mise Berths Fuginod
Kitty Mardardy
A. Mgrath
C. Turnbull
Katim
L. Mooney
G. Watson
Hendrick Hudson
A. Slatyer
Hans van Slows
Bert England
A. J.walker
Fred England
Fred England Was Stage Manageriss, and Mc- Lee
Williams
Misa Harrie Batham
Train Derails Near Weston Falls After Collision
A rail accident halted service when a train derailed near Weston Falls on Wednesday. The crash damaged the engine and rail, delaying passengers for miles. Officials from the West Maile railway company investigated the scene with local authorities.
Manly Oval Football Attendance Sparks Local Debate
At Manly Oval the season’s crowds have been sparse with few matches drawing steady footfall. The Sydney road side ground remains active while other approaches face opposition from residents who fear rugby and cricket games amid weather and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly Oval
Bern
Mtorwent
Sydnney Road
Beng
Beny
Rnesall
Works
Om‘aittee
Faye
Ant Cricker
Quirk
Mrode
Iin
Manly
Firet Orate
Rainings
Amd Dargan
Alan
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Camille
Sporting
Mamy Toopallors
New South Wales Rugby
Brisbane
G. J. Presidy
Leland Stanford University
Ina
J. Brennan
WG. Baumann
Feel
Moor
Fes
Tin
Boothewoes
Stanton
Ron
A. Ritabes
Snooker Pee M
Poot
Y. Savierlilah
Sglaucema
Ree
Hotinzen
Fee
Poragin
LS Osborne
M. Dawson
Paregoric
Forth
ME Oxenham
oRars
Miller Reel
Ika
Aiekbauhk
Ekamgeetttty Pws
Sharpe
Dulimere Ec
Shiek Ielne
Fom
Wa Nouke
Tees
Cate- Brooke Fee Iai
Wiles Ree
Moe Touey Hye
Acme
Inman v
Palyereau
Rst
Pnd
A. W. Bales
Bayohai
Flanagan
Hansa
The
GY Fheldaws
GOLF
Builders’ Exchange
Avery
Ennan
Asiel
Agier
He Panera
Northern Territory
Beale Musical Society
Whitter” School
Hawkesbury Agricultural College
Court Cour Aal
Mk Pratt
Teo
Abersulis de
Weston
van Telenor
Wolstenholiay Wind Comiyauy
Murvhall
MaiNtany
Cougs
Flas
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