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Parsee Wins the Randwick Derby in Front of 20000 Spectators
A. D. C. HACKS SPRING MEETING AT RANDWICK unfolds with Derby Day drawing enormous crowds. Parsee, ridden by Clayton, wins the AJ C Derby as Monobel and Mother Goose contest the finish. 20,000 spectators witness a day of perfect conditions and high-class racing with prominent figures from government and society in attendance.
Kensington Handicap finish at one half length win
Betting trails showed Mooltan leading at the straight before a late surge by Mooltan to win by a half length over Maranui with Cross Battery close and Peru, Sir Aymer in pursuit. Pharos Joe, Welcome Trist and others followed as Coppertop narrowly defeated Azurine in a separate noted race.
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Smile
A. Wynne
Grafton
Imp
Dentedes
Mr. J. ©. Williamson
Tree Blue
Lady Mary
Cullinan
Macheod
Iolaire
Seoteh Mary
Syrs
McArthy
T. Payten
Walpuna
Mlaytan
Plunder
Hood
Helio
Lewis
Decollette
Thomas
Lady Reewalf
M*lachlan
Kyvadgerie
Connell
Sea King
Hayes
Sounltime
Brown
Lady Wilde
Duggan
the Climax
Ferguson
Erie
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Stall
Hickey
Lary Melena
Connelly
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Smith
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Brennan
Matchmaker
Leowen
Artierie
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Warrnambool to Melbourne Road Race Winner Named
The Warrnambool to Melbourne road race promoted by Launcer Rubber Company was held with 304 starters. J T Donohue of Colac won after leading by 43 minutes, with W Rennie from Victoria second and W H Sergeant from Victoria third after a dramatic crash but continued riding. L Anderson, J W Wilson, A Lang, G M Kenna, W Tul Wilson, and A Lang also placed, while M Chappell posted the fastest time. Donoghue, a New South Wales native, now resides in Colac.
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Melbourne
Warrnambool
Launjop Rubber Company
J. T. Donohue
Colac
New South Wales
Sh. W. Rennie
Victoria
Letoria
A. Lang
G. M'Kenna
South Australia
W. Tul- Wilson
M. Chappell
Donoghue
Broken Hill
Individual Road Championship at Homebush 40 Miles Won by Balmain Rider
The Dumop competition to determine the individual road champion of the NSW lWyclats Union was held this afternoon at Homebush. The 40 mile event saw F. J. Ray of Balmain finish half a length ahead of J. Cutcliffe of the Sydney Club in 1 hour 42 minutes 52 and a half seconds.
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F. J. Ray
Balmain
J. Cutcilfe
Sydney
Seventeenth Annual Lawn Tennis Championship At Strath Field
The Union Recreation Club hosted the seventeenth annual open lawn tennis tournament with strong attendance and lively play on Strath field. Results include Pockley defeating Slg 6-2 6-1 in All Comers Singles, and Mrs Colquhoun with Miss Gardiner taking the Ladies Doubles title 6-3 6-9.
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England
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Doust
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Fockley
H. Harris
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Opening of the Season Glebe v Paddington at Wentworth Bark
Cricket report from Wentworth Park and Petersham Oval detailing Glebe innings highlights with Bowden and Carty performing for Paddington, Petersham and North Sydney lineups, plus bowling figures and scores across Sydney grounds. The report also mentions Redfern Waverley and University Oval fixtures with multiple teams and innings summaries.
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Wentworth Bark
Piret
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Ree Gerry
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Grounds
North Sydney Second-Grade Innings at North Sydney Oval Report
North Sydney's second grade at North Sydney Oval posted scores for Minnett 34, Sayers 34, Hunt 30, Evatt 4, Punch 15, Lea 2 with Sundries. Central Cumberland at Redfern Oval saw Thomas 1 for 40, Cranney 9, Mailey 50, Trethewey 17. Redfern and Manly venues noted with several players named and bowling tallies listed.
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Bowling averages and innings from obscure cricket match
The report lists multiple bowling figures and innings notes for University Paddington and Gordon teams. Key bowlers include French with 4 for 11 and Willcocks 5 for 18 for University, while Brainwood leads for Wolton with 2 for 34. Debenham and Burler remain not out for their sides. Sundries and misc. scores appear alongside detailed player entries and dismissed batsmen.
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Mosman Oval Ward Match Scorecard and Bowling
Score page from Mosman Oval shows innings by Ward with Hooker taking key wickets and Moore strong with 4 for 15. Bowling analyses list Moore 4 15 Hooker 5 27 Rowden 5 17 and Chapman 1 4. Bowden top score 9 not out and total around 171.
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Balmain First Innings Summary
Balmain players Slocombe Heoterson Dairy Walker Coyle Farnell Robillard and Clayton faced bowlers Frenmeh French Wileweks Wilcocks in a cricket innings marked by multiple wickets. The fragmentary text records several dismissals and missing details remain unclear.
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Third Grade Cricket Scores From Newtown and Redfern
In the Third Grade Competition Newtown faced Balmain at Erskinovskly Oval. Newtown scored 273 for eight with Quinn 88 not out E Foster 62 and T Pertel among top performers. Redfern were all out for 174 against Central Cumberland of Parramatta, while Gordon led North Sydney by scoring 134 to 170 with four wickets down at Birchgrove.
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Erskinovskly Oval
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T. Pertel
Reifern
Central Cumberland
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Redfern
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Workmen's Homes Planned for the Rocks Crisis
After a public indignation meeting at Agnew's Lion Hotel Cumberland Street the Premier invites a Rocks deputation to discuss demolitions and construction of workmen's dwellings for waterside workers on Thursday the 15th at noon in the city.
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Artesian Bores Aid North West Settlers and Trust Scheme
In the north western plain extensive artesian boring has funded water supply and stock, with schemes like Hollywood and Goangra benefiting settlers. A Newley Bore Trust inquiry shows twelve witnesses support a plan to water about 103000 acres at under 5000 pounds. The region now has ample bore water and a mix of small settlers and squatters. Also a Bathurst cycling accident damaged Constable Young’s collarbone.
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Hollywood
Goangra
Come-by-chance
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Water Conservation Department
New
Classified Night Ad Notice From Ada Crossley
Tonight Ada Crossley offers extra help by request for late classified advertisements as paged and directed. Local readers urged to see page for details on services and contact.
Charity Saturday Street Collections in Sydney
The first drive of the United Charities Fund of Sydney began this morning in the city streets. About 46 charities participate with 1600 volunteers and 100 stallholders, collecting funds via boxes similar to Hospital Saturday. Key figures include £48 lodged at George Street’s Commercial Bank and quotes from J F P Heydon MLC and A W Taylor.
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SAILING HANDICAP RESULTS AND CITY NEWS IN SYDNEY
Summary of a sailing handicap race at Botany Bay with Eileen winning by seconds, followed by results from the General Handicap at St George, a legal case involving a dealer fined for indecent language in George Street, Bathurst branch postal service plans, market notes from the Pastoral Finance Association, a billiards tournament report, and a hospital admission after an act of violence in Sydney.
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Eileen
W. Read
Zona
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Chris Webb
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P. Cowie
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Michanl Kenny
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