Victoria Park racing notes and Derby prospects
Victorian turf updates report strong fields for the Second Fifty meeting at Victoria Park with 141 ponies and a 60 nova program. It notes notable nominees including Lady Tris and Noble Lad, discusses recent sale news on St. Blaise and Regret’s lineage, lists sale results with prices from Melbourne, and records Autumn Meeting prize money and leading earners for the Victoria stables. It also mentions racing meetings scheduled across New South Wales and Queensland and recounts a recent protest over Lutte Hill’s Adelaide Penola win.
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Amernoon
Victoria Park
Victoria
Park
Comen
Warwick Arm
Eatrien Yuaterfay
Lisiana
Smart
Hose Ray
Lady Tris Misa Bass
Malt Queen
Wondrose
Orange
Welcome Trist
Noble Lad
Padiy Whack
the Palmist
Mansing River
Neptunus
Rustenberg
Gladbrook
Saucepan
Sir Harry
Othello Tad
Recalled
Bonnie Brook
Beanciere
Melbourne
Charlie Brown
Randwick Racks
Bier Font
Messra. Yuille and Company
Tescrey Dows
HL. Cumainge
Cumming
Master Foote
Wallace—Warrawee
M’kenzie Grant
West Australia
Harvest Queen
T. Payrea
Wallace—Riddle
Beckett
Springfeld
J M‘laughlin
Guiness
Karanaud
Absentie
Lord Merv
Luciane
Putty
Miss Simmer
Esme
Comely
Matt
Rose
Drage
Hildebrook
A.3.c
Bungendore Wibernian
Atures
Grabben Gulten Race Club
Veventate Jockey Club
Gundarod Race Club
Peelwood Jockey Club
Armidale ‘Coursing Club
Dungee
Jockos
J. Pmiti
Brown
Phale Mertize
Gambier West
Tas
CLEMENTS TONIC CLAIMS EFFECT ON A. E. Craigen
Mrs A. E Craigen of 1 Newtown reports long illness improved by Clements Tonic. She says she regained vigor and mental clarity after using the remedy, noting a marked change in health and well being.
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A. E Craigen
Newtown
Dismissal Overruled as Case Restarts at Mount Gambier
The case against Smith was dismissed for lack of evidence linking him to Little Hill. It was revived at Mount Gambier on Wednesday with Little Hill as the chief event. Stewards then discussed Smith’s position while dividends were paid but the stake remained withheld pending a ruling from the S.A.J.C. on the matter.
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Smith
Mount Gambler
Little Hill
S.a.j.c.i
Cricket results and club honours from Waitara Park
Buring-ea Recreation Club scored 182 with Braddon 12 and Alderson 4, Clarke 12, Pry 33, Clay 27, Legna 11 defeating Kilara Golf Club for 86 as Upward 25 and Brewster 14 led the bat. Alderson won the bat for highest scorer. The Waitara Park match saw a 162 run win for the railway star office team. Imperial defeated Kamilaral by 25 runs with Anderson taking 6 for 5 and Star 4 for 8. A social evening followed. Tomorrow Hampden Oval hosts a match featuring South Palmer, Gunter, Lor, Gillespie, Cain, Berry, Campbell, Lounder, Boltu, Winter, Wardrop.
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Buring-ea) Recreation Club
Braddon
Alderson
Clarke
Pry
Clay
Legna
Kilara Golf Club
Upward
Brewster
Nune
W. A. Gullick
W. M. Alderson
Railway Star Office
Sydney
Hornsby-Milson
Waitara Park
Imperial
Wheeler
Langford
Perr
Anderson
Kamilaral
Star
F. J. Palmer
F. J. Palmer and Ten v. £. Arnold and Company
Hampden Oval
Soulth
Palmer
Gunter
Lor
Gillespie Cain
Berry
Campbell
Lounder
Boltu
Winter
Wardrop
Automobile Club touring and hill climb entries listed
The Cycling and Motoring section lists two days of sealed handicap touring and hill climbing entries for Friday and Saturday. Entries include Claus A single cylinder class with M Fan Lizaire Naudin C O Sherwood De Dion Tass B two cylinder J Nangle Star Dr J H Phipps Darracq and Class C D four cylinder cars with G P Ansina Darracq H R Amott Coventry Humber C W Bennext Rover R Gant De Dion G P Innes Beeston Humber A J Knowles Darracq I Phil Packerley Talbot F A Pockley Talbot A H Poole Coventry Humber L W Pye Beeston Humber E A Wills Alea Minerva F A Winchcombe Minerva.
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Automobile Club
Claus A
M. Fan- Lizaire-Naudin
C. 0
Sherwood
de Dion
Tass
J. Nangle
Star
J. H. Phipps
Darracq
G. P. Ansina
H. R
Cleveland Street School Carnival to-morrow at Drummoyne Baths
The annual Cleveland Street School Carnival and swimming program are set for tomorrow at 2.3 p.m. at Drummoyne Baths featuring Interclub Handicap 100 yd, 610 Boys Race, School Championship, and All Schools events with a diving display and a list of entries from Ross Garland to I Pell among many competitors.
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Cleveland Strest School
Drummoyne Baths
Sritney
ASA. Rew
Marks
C. D. Jonen
C. N. Smith
J. Darcy
F. C. Williams
H. Hardwick
C.D. Jone
Ross Garland
H. Baker
E. Jones
3. Bradley
W. Smith
Hickson
L. Boardman
P. Russel
C. Hawkless
A. Brett
A. Norman
L. Mitchell
A. Barry
H. Christensen
Ay Wicknai
J Fimngerald
BL Hardwick
A. Brew
J. Ridley
R Bendy
C. Hall
O. Williams
E. Gooding
R. Jones
B. Bradley
A. Boardman
D. M.laughlis
A. Dettmann
R. Toppin
Boxing Card Set at Gaiety Club in Newcastle Bout
Ale Costello of Newcastle and Sid Russell of Sydney to box the best of 20 rounds at the Gaiety Club with Mason and Wallis providing the preliminary.
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Ale Costello
Newcastle
Sid Russell
Sydney
Gaiety Club
Mason and
Wallis
Lawn tennis match at Leighharde Yorkshire
A raw played between the Augustus Feet Club and the Austenham club on the rivers court at Leighharde required to 4 win for Austenham by 1 game. The results show Weatherburn and Augustus 2 set Bel y, Mrs Hobson and Hobson 6 4, Dart full and Sawyer sets, various pairs with multiple games. Totals list Austenham 4 sets 35 games and Augustus 4 sets 48 games.
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Augustus- Feet
Miss Hughes
Jones
Mise
Oldham
Park
G. Sawyer
Holman and Sheltom
Mies L Dartnell
N. Sawyer
Hobson
Mise Weatherburn
Sawyer
Mins Buckley
Shelton
Mizu le Trapinell
N Sawyer
Mss
Markley
Misa Weath
Erburn
Mobsam
Austeniam
Avevatus Strest
Clubs Lose Power Over Green Zonation in NSW Association
Considerable trouble has arisen from the zinrations by clubs on greens fixed by the Penant committee of the New South Wales Association. Clubs had authority to fix zonations and they agreed. A special meeting Monday aimed to remove this right, but after a long debate the motion was defeated by one vote.
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New South Wales Association
J. Platt
Northern Union
Nana
New South Walos League
J. J. Giltinan
Lancashire
England
Matehen
Gilviean
Zealancers
Sydney
Reimforcemenia
Gullway
League
Track
Tovek
Baseball club form at Grand Pier Hotel Muaiy meeting
A meeting at the Grand Pier Hotel Muaiy led to forming a Midis DOF and District Club. Officers elected include Patron D Thomson MP and President Dr Arthur MLA with Mayors and aldermen of Mosman and Manly among others. Delegates to the NSW Baseball Association named Woolcott and Martley.
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Grand Pier
Muaiy
Epl Woolcott
Shall
Midis Dof
D. Thomson
Dr. Arthur
Mosman and
Manly
J. Foster
Beker
J. Bucher
H. Martley
Provisimal Committee
Menara
Vial
B. Woolcott
Moses
de Courcey
C Brownlow
D. A. Gee
New South Wales Rugby League to adopt Northern Union rules
The NSW Rugby League will play under Northern Union rules this season creating four football styles. The piece outlines key rule differences, including ball play, scrummage, and scoring, noting distinct practices between amateur and professional codes and the impact on gameplay and scoring.
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New South Wales Rugby League
Graney
Tealien
Thether Aritiah Association
Bocrer
Baa
Rom
London
Hesayai— Ik
Tata Pier
Tour
A. H
Skempr
Puazere
Mvntionea
Alt' Gost
Ary Reunisd
Polale
Northern Union
Stlowa Roofo
Eva
Hough
Meale
Vale
Gate receipts and popularity in cup matches
Reports detail gate receipts and interest in upcoming matches, with J Platt and J J Giltinan commenting on Australian and Northern Union tensions. The piece notes stronger opposition anticipated for New Zealanders returning with Northern Union rules and cautions on on-field conduct to avoid unpleasant incidents.
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England
London and World News Roundup In Brief
London dispatch reports press reaction to a German Emperor note via the Times and Berliner Tageblatt, while China and Japan clash over the Talumamuru seizure. Pekin promises punishment for a removed Japanese cargo, Tokyo notes rising tensions, and a warning to respond if needed. In Britain, stock traders object to the Licensing Bill citing risk to brewery debentures. Australian wine inquiry sees vast future potential. American finance notes Koeckerbocker Trust reopening and Bank of Kansas City rehabilitation.
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Japan
Supan
Chins
Talmumuru
Auman Ion
Tokio
Toe “Tava Arntes
Hyde Park History and Era of Cricket Ground Use
The piece recounts Hyde Park's transformation from a cricket ground and parade ground to a renamed recreation area, noting early military cricket matches, the shift of grounds to Hirde Park, and various public notices. It mentions key figures, dates, and changes in layout, including routes from Markat Street to Bathurst Street, and references to 19th century governance and park use.
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Owroner
Ersund
Tanry
Fa Nabirante
Myris Park
Australia
Hyde Park
Tira Regiment
Markat-strert
Hirde Park Barracks
St. Mary's Cathedral
Sydney Callen
Bros
Bathurat-atreet
Eifatrth-etreet
Bub- Naha
Orwan
Fenelng
Howehhorn
W. C Wen Werth
Bland Robert Gopper
Deart O'Comnel
Goring
Khreornur
Lawrie
Postal freak aboard Linda Fell letter from Ninety mile Beach
A steamer Linda Fell of Scott Fell and Company's line ran aground near Ninety-mile Beach Victoria in May. On board, 004 writers addressed to Falmouth England. envelope showed stamps and wartime details. The postal authorities conducted a wide search and recovered fragments linking to Sydney and Victoria, revealing a curious exchange.
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Linda Fell
Scott Fell and Company
Victoria
Port Firia
Sytey
Falmouth
England
o.s.Linds Pelt
Vistoria
Ates
Perlal
Rimmrhost
Linda Feit
Pascmates
Kipoaiana Lowa
Imation
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