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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 18, 1920
Page
3
Mr Glick, Sydney trade director, warns that high foreign prices are not matched locally. He describes efforts to restore one price system for garments, citing Australian-made fabrics, costs, and plans to ship stock to Sydney while addressing wartime dislocations and consumer demand.
A speaker, described as Me. Glick, discusses health, freedom, and worker status amid questioning government policies. He notes optimism about improving conditions and a belief that peaceful international aviation advances may spread, while expressing doubt about timing and the role of politics in economic renewal.
News reports Bob Spears, an Australian sprinter, dominating the 30 mile plus Dulwich Burwood inter-club premiership and winning the Grand Prix events. He defeats Bailey and others, with strong performances in heats, semis, and finals, and is expected to race in Europe after France tour. Other highlights include European rivals and team captains, and note of Grand Prix results and future plans in August.
McDevitt holder and Ripley challenge on the Parramatta River next Saturday for the state championship and £200 side stake. Training was hampered by strong west winds but both crews were near peak form. Felton to umpire with Beach as official.
An extensive report details a canceled Sydney to Melbourne trial and the planned one day reliability event. It notes officials, venues, and the hoped for cooperation between clubs, with mentions of Auto Victoria Bad e Wat and various racecourses and associations engaging motorists across states.
The article notes Baker and Harold Hott appointed to lead a swim record group with Jean Chases and others. Yost is referenced as a key figure in the selection. The piece highlights the prospects of setting new marks and the team’s potential at the upcoming trials.
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