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Sydney Referee

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Apr 11, 1923

Page

5

Brindle Dog Fan View Triumph in Dewar Derby Trial

Fragmented report details a Brindle Dog Fan View owned by White Hope Lady Ditident achieving a win in a Dewar Derby trial, beating Comedy Mick by four lengths with out-working finish. Mentions Scarlet Fuchsia as a standout in training, and listings of other dogs and prices. Includes sale notice for Anzac Count Goldem Blin line and a request for odd coursing dogs, Sydney address.

White Hope Gortel I Frice Fremi Bocherab Breukle Stare Mick Secotne Il-Hearth PRIVE Wores Calola Anzac Goldem Red Hull City Wwe Aurac Conrat—Hillagate Vile Villagate Jamin Clear Mark Kene FA. L. Ogllis Lang

WULC Association Meeting Details and Appointments

The WULC association held a Monday night gathering at Bateman Street with attendees including Mr. R Coombes and others. Members Gribben Mer J Me r L Fowler FP J Hyan and rotary were noted along with a nod to Derby and Oaks planning and nomination notices. The slate of officers for the season was appointed including P. Ae Lamb as ward, G Bes as steward, Jame Cherke and F W Coombes as stewards.

N.5 Batemans Krige-sreet R. Coombes Gribben Mer J. Mer L. Fowler J. Hyan Rotary Derby Oakes Nominapore D. Gari Waa Lauder Booty Hill Bateman Tele i Gr. P. Ae

Drought Delays N Z Derby Oaks Dates In Coursing Update

Persistent rains and extended dryness push the N Z Derby and Oaks meeting to May 22 and 24, with Deward shifting to July. NZ clubs split hosting duties for Der Oaks and St Leger to Hamilton Frankton Junction and Sockburn Enclosure, while officers are elected and prize lists announced for Victoria Geelong and Geelong Waterloo Cup purses.

Dom Association A.ca Zealand Council Recen Redin Mir Brwin Hamilton Frankton Junction C.C Selwyn C.C Sockburn O. R. Wise Qamara B. B. Irwin Dunedin Fraser Smith Delargey Christchurch C. Wilkinson Victoria CC Bhgeabon Victoria Geelon C.C Guthrie Donatons F. Rusaall Geelong J. T. Joyce Queensland C.A C. J. Houghton W. G. Collina Warwick Couriers Sydney A. Glmsson Bachhus Marsh Angas Plaina Strathalbyn Queensland Coursing Association Ware Roecklea C.C F. W. Stockwell Warwick W. Hayes Orange Cours Benediction Foothold F.W Rowdy Micky Neen Hope White Hope Dark Darling Carbine Booth Hiroora Aqua Fortis Queen of India Stalwart Imp Empres India Taddon Boatease Rosch General Booth Goldbird We Three E. J. Sullivan Freeman's Reach Fuschia Achigved Fortonson 2Errie le Collis

American team notes potential in New Zealand track

Weallington Evening Post interviewer Hornblow gathered views from Morrin M, Kirksey, and C G on New Zealand track and field progress. They highlighted Munroe and Tracy as strong prospects, praised Porritt as a promising sprinter, and stressed university influence, handicap events, and exchange visits with American teams to spur development.

Auckland Hornblow Weallington Evening Post Morrin M Kirksey C.G Dominion H. E. Wilson Petar Munro Holm L. A Tracy George Ee Eet Dev Nm Thea Ba Harry Anne Munroe Tracy Munro Fald Farde Munrro E. A. Porritt Way Porritt Ia Oxford University Alfred Shrubb Kirksay New Zealand Progres Krogness

Stawell Easter Festival yields record crowds and Curran wins

The Stawell Easter festival posted a record gate and Curran, a 22 year old Stawell local, won the Easter Gift in a landmark triumph. Highlights included Curran’s victory as the first local to claim the prize in 46 years and a series of events with notable results across multiple races and handicaps.

Stawell A.ccs Curran Maryborough Ho J. McArthur Thyde A. Rogers Alyds Rot Woods Lyde Tesaityde Maxell Rip I AL le Bonades Nya Pt Tao J. E. Currac Rinwell Ida A. HR Prahran Yds W. T. Canton Phot Melbourne V. O Brien Merang Miyds Mee Laird Thee Eieu Money Currey Webb Condon A'iri Forrest J. Glendenmi Suter Vale U Aros Lous Jenning Mimuin Siser Federation Wanincap T. T. Calauyaani Beasley Biya J. Michaalson Clyde J. Bolan Donald Lapua Amsc Eaea EY Haldicad Ager Rie Buyk Couldard Wathen W. N Deel Joel Glyde Cunningham Horskum Siyda J. Molesn Mooatian Melly

Eastern sparred sentinel Marragdera event details

A fragmented report describes a fencing or sparring event with a large attendance. Key figures include a champion named Leetes who secured a double victory in a long distance race. Other data are garbled, making exact distances and participants unclear.

Leetes Arrardera Perea Eccen

Local carnival pageant at Worth with electric show

An aged OCR fragment notes a carnival at Worth featuring an electric show on the first and a hyds event with a prize of 000. It references a Thyds bandleap with 215 participants or units, but the legible details are fragmentary and uncertain.

Tabworth Worth

Amateur athletes debate overseas invites and Gothenburg event

The executive committee of the AAA weighs postponements and a possible national team trip as Sweden invites English athletes to Gothenburg. Paris and London reports show France may abstain from Gothenburg while England debates sending athletes abroad. The piece also covers police night carnival events and various track and rugby league updates in Sydney and Melbourne.

AAA Gwades N.S.W Victorly Englign London Londom Exchange Paria America Germany Sweden Gothenburg A.A Manchester France Ministry of War M. Henry Pate Smce Gothen Art Union Wee Rae Elive Firat Bra Pansards Tim Kerr Wiey Mingwley Thos I . Paya Roe Melbourne Milbourne Erian Caer — Memorial Pear Prince's Eap Ark Regalta Brebe A Harriers J. B. Phair A. Osborne H. Brows H. M. Yyll Bourne Harriers C. Ww. Stalker H. 5m H. Haldane Footcray A C. Askaw W. McMeena Curtis Leahy Adines Hy Tensyson Fe Minds F. As North Melbourne PJ. Ie Shige Eel Rae Geldenmanian

Rugby union football aims for English team in Australia plan

A vigorous effort is planned to send an English rugby union team to Australia soon. Discussion covered potential support from the English Union, with several leaders proposing a united fifteen. Financial report shows income of £1055 17s 3d against £811 10s 3d expenditure, assets ahead of liabilities by £79 18s 2d, and officers including Sir Walter Davidson and Sir Beery Braddon.

Australia J. BR. Henderson Ueinland South Africa Alasia EB. E. Booth Mr. Henderson W. W. Hii Unies G. Brown Major Stanley Mullineur Theien Mlz.r.u C. E. Morgan Union Semaon New Zealand Walter Davidson Sir Beery Braddon Ents Memrs Wy ‘Adamson T. H. Bosward H. D. Wood T. Duggan T. 5. Griffin F. J. Herlihy V. Horniman F. A. Pene C. Short F. G. Underwood H. 5. Whiddon A. Fairland Gus Taylor

Sydney Rugby Clubs Preview and New Zealand Link Ups

Sydney rugby clubs prepare as New South Wales Maori dates shift for Sheep Station events. Eastern Suburbs Randwick and Moorecroft styles test players. Ng NZRU reps in attendance. Names include Randwick, Manly, and Eastern Suburbs with renewed squads, injuries, and returns to duty as trials and practice games unfold across Sydney venues.

New South Wales N.Z.R.F.U Eastern Suburbs YMCA Rendwick Sydney Grammar School Randwick E. Hirhe Zealand Ema Jett Jooking

Strong to preside at South Australia championships

The article notes Col J H Strong to take the chair for South Australia AAA championships at Fateh Oval on Saturday April 19. It lists entries for 100 yards and other events, with locations in Malvern and Melbourne region and mentions multiple track and field contests and dates in July August.

Col J. H. Strong V.D AAA South Australia Fateh Oval Ee Club Rsariecan Lomoa Ingerstate Wren

Australian Football Finalists Named In State Trials

Victorian and New South Wales teams prepare for a final round as South Australia and Victoria announce delegates for the A Grade league. Notable selections include McInerney and Gardiner for Victoria and a broad list of players from New South Wales and Adelaide clubs. Ground concerns prompt motions to eliminate a team from the competition while Adelaide delegates discuss interstate selection committees and overall league improvement.

Une Far North Coast North Coast Southern Mort Bowth Coast Newcastle Metropolis Queensia New South Wales Queensland Sydney Lis New South Victoria Bacunae Bettag New Thoay J. “Laneow Naas J. O'Brien C. Caldwell Collingweed Giles Melbourne C. Truman J. Hickey Wils Lamatown Millen B Wick le Russick Ey Alouroe H Pony G. Caliesen Phelan Ona North Sydney Ovale South Adelaide Grever West Adelaide

Southeast Coast Defeats Metropolis In Soccer Opener

A large crowd travels to Bulli on Saturday as Southeast Coast demonstrates superior form in a convincing win over Metropolis. Coast forwards overwhelmed a stout Metropolis defense led by Boyle in goal and Stewart at right back. Masters and Critcher contributed on offense as Metropolis struggled to keep pace.

Soscer Bulli Secord Tuinner Liswarra Matropolie Eeacon Bowth Coast Matropolis Woonsoe Sgein Wentworth Park Bard Boyle Stewert Wight Bydney Thomgean Fran Elely Dunes Masters B. Critcber Cire Glbass J. Iastat C. Jocen Ferry Ton Metropolia G. Cartwright Wear F. Gallen Robingon Stoble Commis Leskgater Gowan Maisinund

Canadian Soccer Team May Visit New Zealand

The New Zealand Football Association Council received a letter from the Canadian Association indicating a Canadian team could tour New Zealand in September or January. It was resolved to ask if Canada could send a squad to play during New Zealand downtime, with Australia and domestic tours mentioned as potential alternatives.

New Zealand Football Associaion Council I Wes New Zealand Atri Zealand Eppoin Seaen Ae Orgenig & Eam Itill Dominios

Collingwood to lose veterans as Carlton eyes strong season

The report notes Collingwood likely parts with senior players including T Drum mond and Dick Lee while Carlton hunts a successful year by recruiting Gilmore Goodrich and Pringle from various districts. Essendon aims for a premiership with a strong local talent drive and healthy membership. Richmond adds Grifiths Oakley, Carew retires, and new signings Cotter Clark Mchesd broaden the list as Melbourne tests country players and South Melbourne crowds Juniors for selection. St Kilda readies for a solid run with Dave ince back as coach and captain. Geelong gains F B Taylor while Brownlees Craven Beadle Thomas Kroger sit out. new men McGregor Moore Lehman Taamania Watson Howisen arrive.

Collingwood T. Drummond Neen Williamstown Patnam M. Rowe Dick Lee Sheen Carlton Ace Gilmore Newtown Goodrich F. Pringle Hobart Essendon Towas Fred Baring Jenkins Plason Richmond D. Grifiths West Australis L. Oakley Tasmania Carew Cotter Rover Mavier College J. Clark Perth C. Mchesd South Australia Melbourne W. Middleditch Ballarat Tolferd Gippsland W. Taylor J. Abernethy Wealey Coleg McKinley M&w South Melbourne Aib C. Pannam Kilda Davence Exceptea Cameron Geelong FB. Taylor Fitzroy Brownlees Craven Beadle Thomas Kroger McGregor Moore Lehman Taamania Watson Howisen Urenec Li

The Late Lord Kinnaird Dies at 75

The late Lord Kinnaird died in his 76th year after a long association with football. A president of the Football Association since 1890, he joined in 1870 as Od Bronsons’ representative and played for Scotland against England in 1873. He won the FA Cup five times with Wanderers and Old Etonians.

Lord Kinnaird Lord Kinnaid Football Association Od Bronsons Scotland England

NS W Rugby Football League season ticket issue

NS W Rugby Football League issues season tickets 1088. Tickets entitle members to access AFL matches across Metropa District other than Brattice and Beatilt. Applications for reservations will be received. Office 185 Phillipet. Mull er, Secretary. Offices hours 9 to 1 and 6 to 8 pm.

Brattice Beatiltop Textiuniel Eiter Phillipet Muller

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