Annual General Meeting Notes From New South Wales Athletic Club
A chaotic OCR summary outlines the SEW NAA annual general meeting in Sydney, detailing officers, committee actions, and planned athletic events. It mentions officers like Mr Marriott and Mr Sherrill, sport sections including golf hockey and fencing, and prominent names linked to the American Sporting Review and New York publishers. The report notes preparations for winter activities, meetings in Auckland and Sydney, and the broader athletic program under the New South Wales club.
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Sith
Alesandes
Scwivetler
Eothy
Este House
Travers Lejasd
Berlin
Law Ventiia
Asia
Bari
Cemma
Ctt
Sherrill
C.H
Sherri
Harmolien Serle
Yo J. Cerrigan
Mer Serle Lecur
Vietorten
Walker Corrigin
Bysdaey
SL Sporting Review
Atekfang
Toerom
Southern College
Luton University
Auckland
Ungentlemanly protests mar Mount Hornet handicap meet
A large meeting at Mount Hornet drew controversy over the St Patrick’s Day hand icap events. Disputes centered on second place protests and prize money as officials debated verified results and the fate of the handicapped winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hornet
Sbrfield
Jie
Taylor
Mear
Daniesig Taylor
Promant Acathet White
St Patrick Day Sports at KOMA U Club Meet
A garbled KOMA St Patrick Day sports item lists events and participants. Names such as Murphey and Smith appear among handwritten entries, indicating a campus athletic meet with various activities and participants, though many details are obscured by OCR errors.
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Koma
ST. Patrick's Day
12th Handicap at Tracks Sets Wide Field
A cluttered OCR reads like a lineup or handicap list for a track event. It names numerous participants, likely including managers or officials, with scattered surnames and affiliations, suggesting a sporting meeting or handicap hurdle race day lineup with many entries. The legible items indicate a long field and multiple competitors across names and initials.
Newcastle Notes Me Wf Deter Race Weekend Report
Me Wf Deter led a field of riders Monday evening before 300 spectators in fine weather. Lighting arrangements used six overhead lamps. results show Eckford winning by a length with Bumbin second and Black third as racers span multiple heats.
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Toraon
W. Waltera
G. NH. King Dy
G. Mheck
Oderte
J. Frend
Ye Wolahyde
Miéntgoeery Vwipds
J. Meadowcroft
Meron Club Race Entries Close Amid Mixed Results
In a noisy meeting on Easter Monday night, Meron entries closed for a £15 prize event with a £25 handicap. Denney led Camereet in a favored aerial display, though attendance was uneven. Moroney, recovered from a fall, drew attention as a top contender, while judges prepared to compare drivers in a later rematch.
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Meron
Denney
Cameret
Athenie
Moroney
Faye
Dlaiene
Akill
Verleente
Airy
Cavamp
Ming
Mleotor
Gamunron
Rowing Notes Include Inter-State Race and College Regatta
The report covers rowing events on the Lower Parramatta and Lane Cove Rivers, including a Melbourne inter-State eight-saved race with five states listed. It highlights Albert Park crews, Featherstone and Sagamonte, and regatta scenes at Maclean, Riverview College, and Balmain Glebe clubs with open races, boat progress, and notable officials observing.
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Riverview
Te Ot
Bignage
College Rochogub
Shiloh
Lane Cove
Bevirian
Tom
Lyc Eet
Thomas Slughes
Mayoreen
Hoo
W. O'Sullivan
J. Hughes
Y. le Deloitte
George Upward
RK. P. Highwen
Fird
Lord
Lady Teney
Father Garman
Mbout & Pen
Measré
King Girlines
J. Legotant
Juber
Qui. Bereliee
Desdévan
Umeke
Cheamer
Hopetouo
Che Churaves
F Coon
J. Trourke
J. Hreoown
T. Marien
Che
J Hughes
Castada
J. Sullivan
Vishors
Ralomin
Malden
Marii Tuor
Globe
Fay Walmains
Mercantile
Universy
North Sydneys
Watt
Balmain
Glebe No. 1
Valveresay
Lelekhardt Clube
Merce
Twinis
Lelehhardt
Seco
Metort
Balmaine
Che Jade
Wile
Emily Uy
Nonth Sydney
Glebe
God
J. Motregor
North Sydney
L. Quist
Dale-mireet
Garo's Creek
Anywny
J. T. Toohey
Lickiehelnd
A. J. Turner
Mtowell
Beaucheamp Breaks Australasian Cycling Records
The report notes Frank Beauchamp of Tasmania breaking multiple Australasian records at Sydney Cricket Ground track during a meeting with top riders including Taylor and Rebl. It covers mile and two mile marks, comparisons to world records, and adjustments to racing schedules amid publicity and prize plans.
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Beaucheamp
Frank Beauchaorp
Tasmania
Bydney
Adelaide Carnival Racing Notes at Angell Annals
Fragmentary Adelaide Carnival racing results list horses and riders with several names such as Major Taylor and Morgan, plus event notes including Morgan Stakes details. The text mentions times, heats, and outcomes with a focus on one mile races and college treble, all within a crowded ledger-like summary.
Newcastle Notes: Trinity Rowers, Varsity Trials Report
In a fragmentary account from Newcastle notes, crews including Henry Chapman and Johnstane of Third Trinity, Paylor, Carker, Terabe, Nelo, and Rielly of Pembroke rowed in a trial tied to Trinity Eleven. Mentions of Vin Ford, Hexham, and Wallmersh hint at participants and locations as crews debated rowing lineups and match prospects. The report notes Tresidder's benefit to Walderraler and slight gains by Keble’s group, with talk of arranging relays and possible matches.
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James GE Wy A. Chapmen
Third Trinity
Poole Thetvae
Tromtty
Johnstane
He Paylor
Carker
Paewe Trusty
Miroke
Rielly
Pembroke
Han
University Boat Bruce Triumph for Cambridge in Heat
An elite university boat race saw Cambridge claim victory in a hot heat against Oxford. Weather or water conditions affected the Oxford crew, with Cambridge maintaining lead and securing a clear win in the event held midweek.
Regatta at St Ignatius College Bell Wharf
Readable fragments describe a regatta at St Ignatius College Bell Wharf with various crews and events. Mentions include late Cove Diver, Magnums trophy, gold medals, and multiple named rowers, judges, and teams. The report emphasizes race results, positions, and a wart-like clash between Glebe and Mercantile crews.
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Gourne
D. Dation
H Maken
Etrowe
Lid de Laprivanche
Smakineon
Wal
Me Mughiatom
A. MiDenpstt
D. Glimma
Robe
Vinalanche
Beckett
Balmmin
Ho Magen
Beene
Ramemore
Mheenomety Gabrelles
Amrit Mist
Monkton
Rose
D. Keys Llet
G. Green
Leiphardt
Mercantile Woc
Girbe
Cleo Finiah
Mercamtibe Fatoke
Walhata
Fin Pere College
Paul Vireh
Carlton
Lully
Fenton End
Fite-ierbern
Eurokey
Bueny
Fo Hughes
Treen
N.8 W Rowing Association Selects Crew for Melbourne Race
The annual monthly committees meeting at the Barter Club chaired by L Deloitte reported crew selections for the Inter-State race in Melbourne on May. Fitzhandinge, Furlong, Cater, Moesch, Craig, Milego, Nicholeon, Middleton were chosen with L Quiet as coxswain. An emergency replacement will be chosen by coaches. The St Ignatius Regatta umpire condemned a competitor after a lengthy discussion following a report of age concerns.
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Uyual
Bparte
L. Deloitte
Melbourne
Fitzhandinge
Furlong
Cater
Moesch
Craig
Milego
Nicholeon
Middleton
L. Quiet
St Ignatius’ Regatio
Handball at Masterball Court draws large attendance
Large crowd witnessed a weekend handball event at Keughton’s Festing, with several matches. Notable players Jack Done and W Edwards defeated Fred Lockyer and Jie Flan Barer in a close series. Lockyer celebrated as a veteran, while Flowedges rose in form. Scores listed include Mennigen 294, Jones Kedwardie 11-40, Jonas and Kedwarde 21-14, and Jonas and Fetearda 1 15. After adjournment on March 6, a hotel meeting formed the United Handball Association, with J Jones and W Kavrarde among organizers and W Mikleroy as treasurer. A planned Sydney player visit may boost Gowbor’s scene. Also promoting Sunday Times offers and prizes to readers.
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Masteball
Keughton
Brieven
Jack Done
W Edwards
Fred Lockyer
Jie
Flan Barer
Owentilly
Cheripioni
Lockyer
Pierere
Seoram
Mennigen
Jonee Kedwarie
Joresod Kewarda
Jonas Aml Fetearda
Meme J. Jones
W. ‘Seme
W. Kavrarde
Bert Sinpeem
W. Micleroey
Tremmerer
J. J. Meughiom
Fydney
Gowbor
Os Ely
Chat Town
Wheelmen hold Dunedin championship meeting amid foggy weather
The League of New Zealand Wheelmen staged a championship on the Caledonian Ground in Dunedin on March 21 under the Dunedin Cycling Club. Attendance reached about four hundred with top riders named and results listed, including distances and notable performances throughout the day.
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League of New Zealand
Wheelman
Cale Soulin
Alle
Pines
Dunedin
Cysling
Evedie
Martin i
Phuneetin
Artibearecet
Mkistynetan
Lara Wtveel
Peparatinas
Marvin
Ammeriem
Wtaruere
Armet
Amberton
Rabbinetee
PSOE
Plemnueeinen
Hlueion
Melsiaertyti
Hakevor
Apistereton
Oennell
Beretta
Piven
Talean Teinedin
Ed Beucisie
Lobrintetiaerii
Detelin HC
Liriaeanit
Roxbung Ifiumbins
Martie
Hilla
Adelaide meeting yields record crowds and Taylor’s triumphs
At the Adelaide Wheel Thief Meeting Major Taylor dominates most races, winning four of five starts and placing high in others, with Thorn, Morgan, and Motion notable challengers. The event drew strong crowds despite rain, with 21 riders on track and several heats producing exciting finishes, while Bobby Wale suffered a knee injury ending his day.
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Adelaide
League of South Australian
Wheelmen'n Adelaide
Wucotes
League
Adelaide Oval
Rouras
Cetire
Taykorys
Kerk
Thorn
Sydney
Bale A de
Ater
Walker
Wiskeeh
Taylor
Tmugoillenemort
Donald
McDonald
King
Shalomis
Thern
Neal
Rutiger
Mathias
Morgan
Motion
Bouth Waelshman
Nally
Western Australia
Gudgeon
Forbes
Sehnoider
Filaell
Hunt
Wedneminy
Larry Corbett
Tao’Jer
Gryda
Woo
Farley
Halfe
Scharider
Res Siled
Kise
Thora
Taylors
Boratch Howe
Aunger
Cotch
Warne
Sarly
Thean Champhens
Burton
Winge
Malton
About & Domen
Une
Willsch
Chalmers
Walker Euddeely
Taylors Fine Recon
Taylor Omer
Len Otoris
Ammnger
Schape
M Donald
Schneider
Sheehan
Sree
Eid Schiedts
Palra
Mopper
Gudesen
Pre
Winkeed
Palmer
Walon
New Zealand Cycling Notes from Dunedin Championships
Wellington dispatch notes brisk but cold conditions at Carisbrogh Ground Dunedin where A Huston won the half mile in a close time with W Mastin and A Hedoton behind. Martin captured the 66 mile race with Mastin and Mastin among placers. Holland won the three miles with J Connell and Magin taking other events. George Sutherland returned from Australia with Mary Marshal accompanying an American rider.
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Wellington
Carisbrogh
Dunedin
A. Huston
Avhburtop
Imin
Wing
J. Connell
Temula
Magin
Timlin Lise
Holland
Huston
George Sutherland
Australia
Marey Marshal
Newcastle Notes Webster Defeats Chapman
Webster defeats Chapman in a chaotic cycle race at the carnival event in Balarday, marred by rough riding and crowd antics. The race featured Wheeler and other riders, with Webster taking the lead early and Chapman rallying before a dramatic finish, amid weathered conditions and noisy spectators.
Union Council Beetles and Cycling News in Wagga
The Union clubs plan touring trips to Laween Redfern and Wombeyan Caves via Goulburn with a Sports Club meeting tonight to appoint the chairman executive and committees. An Inter-Chab road championship and Griffth Base tee k team opening are to be arranged. Kilked Count Dhorowak dies motor racing near Mies at 0 mph. authorities cancel remaining events. Wagga cycling group announces April 1 meeting with program details and secretary Whefer.
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Union
Rthde
Baloals
Ia Laween
Te Redfern
Wombeyan Caves
Goulburn
Sew Connels
Griffth
Aotoriats Kilked
Count Dhorowak
Mies
Hie
Wan
Cape
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Beth
Finnie
Heliore Seale
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Diya
Spomeor
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Carnie
A.C. Ford
MH. Liew
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Jona Philp
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Cycling Chronicle
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Britancia Club
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Wheeler
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Etumavilie
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Seeson
Sydney Cricket Ground
A. Smyth
Australasia
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W. Martin
Smin
Imiin Mier
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Bratruch
Be Moor
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Filetik Payne
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Hall
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