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Newspaper

Sydney Referee

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Apr 11, 1923

Page

3

Dwyer Outboxed by Collins in Bendigo Title Bout

In Bendigo crowds paid £850 to see Hughie Dwyer defend the lightweight crown but Newcastle’s Harry Collins overpowered him in the late rounds. Dwyer’s hanging tactics drew boos while Collins surged from round eighteen to floor the champion twice and claim a decisive victory.

Hughie Dwyer Harry Collins Dwyer Collins Rugged Collins Doryer Hughie Nile Newcastle Newrantis

Dave Smith Testimonial Planned for May 10

A committee fixed May 10 for a monster benefit night at Sydney Stadium to honor Dave Smith. A new stage will be available, subscriptions will be issued, and many boxers and artists have already offered services. Secretary Weller reports strong support and donations have begun rolling in from across the Commonwealth.

Dave Smith Sydney Dave Commonwealth Weller Les O'Donnell Monton

Peakes Defeats Yates In Brisbane Bantam Bout

Queensland bantam champion Charlie Peakes defeated Bill Yates at Brisbane Stadium in a bout seen as one sided as the later rounds favored Peakes. Yates started well but Peakes used speed and persistence to dominate, with early odds and betting turning strongly in Peakes’ favor as the fight progressed.

Queensland Charlie Peakes Brisbane Stadium Bill Yates Newcastles Yates Peakes Soo Wee Newcastle Teo Oakes Mtly Salad Bobby East Turday

Cabled from Parle Saturday of Prence on May 16

A brief note from Parle records a cable dated Saturday May 16 reporting on Prence events. The message references ongoing activities, with emphasis on timing and local implications for readers.

ROWING BIG MATCHES AT RIVERVIEW REGATTA IN AUSTRALIA

At Riverview mile course the annual regatta of the Georgian Ignatius College Rowing Club drew officials from the Rowing Association and spectators despite heavy showers. Drummoyne won Maiden Fours, Mosman led Challenge Eights, Leichhardt and Drummoyne clashed, and Pye of Leichhardt narrowly beat Lorimer in the Handicap Sculls. The world sculling title match between Paddon and Hadfield looms, while Felton and Hannan look to Nelson Harbor. plans also advance for an Australian Board of Control for rowing and Perth Interstate champs preparations.

Rbiverview Mile Drummayne Morrison How JL Duthie GO Grundstedt OG. Hardie Per Latsley P. J. Uuly Qobeene Sydney Dnebr Balmain Leichhardt Tinie Omin Bee Riverview Mile Riverview Wosman Bow Reynolds J. & Deupesy Ives H. L. Ostraghan Palin B Callaghan K. Ganvin Tala Powell Chow J. W. Choatie GO. Walle Gogleita T. HJ H.R. Munt Drummoyne Caithbarde Ney Riverview Mile Course Pye Leichhardt Rowing Club Drummoyne No. 2 Bordney Woodburn Richmond River James Paddon Hee Hadfield Netterfield E.S. and A. Bank South Woodburn Paddon New Zealand Wanganui Hadield McGorm Victoria Lake Weerons Bendigo Yarra Perth R.A Board of Control Belf Parramatta Wiver Parramatta Beulling Club Inet ML Goodsell McDeritt Goodwill Geo. Cerutiti L. Uhr Rowing Association

St Jonatius Regatta Halts Not All Weather Trials

The St Jonatius Regatta on the Lane Cave River drew strong attendance despite intermittent rain. C Lorimer narrowly lost the Handicap Sculls to Pye by a length while Mosman beat Leichhardt in the Challenge Eights. City and Country clashed in the C Grade race, Black Club edged Blue in a tight finish, and Rev O'Dwyer welcomed guests including Judge Backhouse and Rowing Association officials. College championships featured City versus Country and several Grade events, with notable crews and scores listed. Prime Minister Bruce to host Melbourne CEGS eight crew at dinner on May 12 ahead of the big Yarra event.

ST. Jonatius Riverview Lane Cave C. Lorimer Scr Pye Itsec Boh Mosman Ng Leichhardt Oy Drummoyne Black Club Blue City Father O'Dwyer Judge Backhouse Messrs O. L. Deloitte Rowing Aassociation H. G. Alderson F. Bullen E. J. Buckley N.g.w.ela Thomas Gartlan N. J. McDonald Coyle E.C H. W. Lloyd GH. McElhone Orede Civ B. Anderey ML Burfitt R. Davie Pale Werikws M. Mealery Sorlury W. McClure OC. Earl le Langlyy L. Kirby P. Veeck T. O'bullivan Sia Care G. Cohen B. Larking D. Murray N. Kooks J. O'Gullivan L Lisher J. Pair K. Donen BE. Earl J. Burfitt Cox Air Qara W. Hyland B. Walsh B. Walton M. Burfitt Dc. Clit C. Pamonage Osr B. Jotumoa H. Plaurrigan Langley J. Tally H. Larkie Melbourne M.C.E.G Geelong College Kavier Ve Wesley Schneider Xavier College V. Geelace Scotch College F. Phillipa M. Bruce C.E.G.S

Queensland Racing's Winter Fixtures Across North and South

The article outlines Queensland racing structure with three main bodies the Queensland Club the Central Queensland Racing Association and the North Queensland Racing Executive plus the Downs and South Western Association. It notes Rockhampton Toowoomba Charters Towers Townsville meetings and the North Queensland Derby and Millchester Handicap at Charters Towers with purses including the Rockhampton Cup. It covers races at Aramac Beattie and Albion Park profits for the Anzac Memorial Avenue fund and remarks on two year old entries and notable horses and performances. It highlights local figures such as F G Burton and Athenic and mentions North Queensland breeding activity and gaze toward metropolitan competition.

Queensland Queensland Club Central Queensland Racing Association North Queensland Racing Executive Far North Downs Q.T.C Central Queensland Association Rockhampton Toowoomba Charters Towers Townsville Morth Townaville Brisbane Tattersall's Club

Chipper wins third straight race at Albben Park card

In a Brisbane racing card, Chipper secured his third consecutive victory in the Second Division Handicap, ridden by Page who has now ridden six winners in six Albben Park starts. Beebo Bend debuts as Gnisher in the Third Division, while Lord Thomas Striking a strong First Division gelding led Murillo Gun’s rough start and Hill was suspended for alleged interference. Limpopo failed to fire in the Plate and Tarsia won from Lady Louka as the crowd booed the starter after a chaotic finish.

Anzac Memorial Avenue Albion Park Brisbane Washburn Chipper Scars Lemond Seremond Veena Luss Gold Spark Ring Oper Q.T.C F. G. Burton Chanting Vampi Royal Paddington McVie Aurastua Wheelband Athenic A. M. &. Thompson Wongalee North Queensland Euracian Black Angus Metropolitan Company Bein W. Now Manner Mackay Page P. Jeane Chipill Albben Park Chip Price Murillo Gun Ayshford Limpopo Tunin Lady Louka D. O'Connor Chance Tarsia Trunin F.d.d Waterloo Derby Dubbo Boon Foodburn Bathurst Sing Cure HLA Forest Ledge Ty H. Foy Sydney Beauford i Beau Soult Boschill Barri Woo Temple Court Ea Bister Olive Hewtown Doncaster Bronian Rosebery L R.tl Paddington Mturt Ee.p Blairmore Oranian Theta Noel Elmer

Prahran Fortunes Rest On Healy In Victorian Final

Prahran reached 792 for four after four hours with Gordon Healy scoring 718 not out and Stephenson contributing. Carlton and Matthews bowled well for Carlton, while North Melbourne fielded sharply on a poor ground. The match resumes Saturday at 1 pm with Prahran pressing for a strong second innings start.

Prahran Neaiy Stephena Healy Prehran Cresee Lecgys Paritos Stephens Lucky Anicka Matthews Carlton North Peiapen Feofle North Melbourne

Great Northern Diver Observed At Nearby Lake

A reader writes from a quiet village about spotting a Great Northern Diver on a local lake. The observer describes noon arrival, underwater swimming, prolonged drying, and a peculiar crowlike cry. A magpie then appeared with three others before the bird vanished.

Benger Ron

Coursing and cycling notes from New South Wales clubs

Suspicious fragments describe coursing eligibility debates at Luxor Armidale and Athletic R G H Dubbo, cycling equipment mentions and a Royal Flying Corps note. References to Paddington cards and Newcastle hints appear alongside unclear addresses and names.

LUXOR Armidale Athletic R. G.H Dubbo

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