Victorian football players fashion narrow fourth-place race
Carlton and Melbourne remain tied for fourth after a round of uneven results. Essendon upset Richmond 13.10 to 10.6 with strong third quarter defense. Geelong defeated Melbourne at Geelong. Carlton beat South Melbourne 14.19 to 10.15. Collingwood overwhelmed St Kilda 9.57 to 6.46. Richmond's hopes hinge on remaining fixtures against stronger opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richoond
Essendon
Carlton
South Melbourne
Geelong
Melbourne
St. Kilda
Collingwood
Richmond
Fitzroy
St Kilda
Northcote
Brighton
Prahran
Footscray
Brunswick
Williamstown
Hawthorn
Hasendop
Brtles
Morris
James
Karthaugs
Maher
Besendon
Moriarty
Barker
Laidlaw
Ware
McCarthy
Don
Carlton Oval
South
Credlin
Claver
Blackman
Martin
McLatchy
Pritchard
Cazaly
C. Laird
Scanlan
F. Laird
Tandy
GT. Kilda
Whch
Murphy
Sheehy
Eicke
Cubbins
NSW Beats Port Adelaide In Thrilling Sydney Oval Clash
New South Wales defeated Port Adelaide at Era Kineville Oval in a late dramatic finish. Miltons and Gloury starred for NSW with multiple goals while Port Adelaide rallied but fell short as NSW clinched a hard fought win in blustery conditions before a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Port Adelaide
Port
Era- Kineville Oval
Adelaide
South Wales
Leila
Huey Tacke
Tms
Swanson
Peller
Half-Barks
Glarktam
Girenne
Olney
Even Glourr
Tees
Richarde
Millon
Yorker
Furwands
Hyerley
Quert
Hall
Mover
Port Delaide
Sirne
Downe
Obte
Hacle
Berer
Blarmofon
Marshall
Ball Herkes
Ty Pasmany Drew
Min
Thvbert
Mothe Daven
Halfforwants
Cues
Mlowled
N.S
Wales
Wereral
Oma
Uheir Hooeball
Plelling-Owet
Hed Port
Mitten
Gloory
Ramp
Olds
Taylor
Bensteet
L. Deyn
Allingham
Milton
Gleury Arleoman Aia Tha
Quierta Thane
Adelaide Football Surprises in Premiership Race
West Adelaide defeated Sturt 8 6 to 7 19 as Sturt's finals chances faded. North Adelaide beat South Adelaide 10 9 to 6 15. Torrens upset Norwood 14 7 to 9 7. Melbourne edged Adelaide 9 14 to 11 12 in inter university play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturt
West Adelaide
Weat
Dance
Peters
Wright
Lakeman
Hamilton
Ellis
Barnes
Riley
O. Beatty
Richardson
Whitehead
Port Adelaide
Norwood
West Torrens
South
Norwoods
Turkey
Torrens
Marvell
Wyld
Ashby
Hollis
Be Macher
Sibley
Bent
Hert
Saphire
North Adelaide
South Adelaide
INTER
Adelaide
Melbourne
Peest
Sumner
Scobie
Koerner
Howe
Cox
Smith
Taylor
Mitchell
Fitzroy Defeated in West Perth West Australia Game
Fitzroy, who had beaten West Perth and East Fremantle, were defeated by Western Australia on Saturday by 7.5 to 54. Crowds of 18 832 attended at Perth Oval and the home side led throughout. Gale Donnellan Carter McCracken and Merrick scored Fitzroy goals in a strong team display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzroy
West Perth
East Fremantle
Western Australia
Perth Oval
Gale
Donnellan
Carter
McCracken
Merrick
Tasmanian games spark premiership chase in southern clash
Tasmanian football shows North Hobart pushing for the premiership after a solid win over New Town, with Cananere and Lefroy trailing. The Ade lade Club visit Hobart next Saturday for a southern Tasmania clash as league appointments adjust after W. Gill's death. In association matches Bowrday Port Melbourne results list North Melbourne, Williamstown, Geelong, Prahran and Trighton among victors. standings list Footscray leading, Fort Melbourne second, North Melbourne third, Hawthorn fourth, Northcote fifth, Geelong sixth, and Frankston bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taamania
North Hobart
New Town
Cananere
Lefroy
Adelade
Hobart
Southern Tasmania
Crisp
Lfe
Tasmanian Football League
W. IL Gill
Bowrday
Port Melbourne
Brat Lewthor
North Melbourne
Brumenlen
Williamstown
Geelong
Berthcote
Prahran
Fate
Trighton
Footecray
Fort Melbourne
Iemetown
Hawthorn
Northcote
Ighton
Frabran
Combined Schools Bugger United Services Match Preview
The report lists players from Combined Schools and G.P.S. teams set to face United Services next Saturday, naming lineups, backs, half backs, three-quarters, and reserves, plus a second game against Hawkesbury Agricultural page and a St. Aloysius Barker Trinity Cranbrook combination. It notes a cricket death and J. N. Crawford’s eligibility issue for South Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THAME
G.P
Parberry
Judd
NA Andrews
N.C
O. “Storey
Fo W. Bayldon
F. Martin
T.K
Hawkesbury Agricultural
Hee
A. Corbett
J. Clifford
A. Newton
F. King
C. Ward
W. Hill
B. Bickel
C Sclomoe
TES
A. Hodgson
V. Heggaten
C.E.G
T. Rummery
J.C
Captan
J. Ford
Foewers
W. Fogarty
S.J.C
St. Aloysius
Barker Colleges
Trinity Grammar
Cranbrook Hools
R Caswell
J. O'Brien
C. Creichton-Smith
W. Murray
A. McCoy
W. O'Re
B.C
C. W. Clarks
M. Wiles
A. Pursell
O. Meurer
G. Creichton-Smith
T.B.C
G. Turner
Questions and remarks on racing and sport items
A fragmented Australian newspaper page discusses racing queries and inquiries from various readers and editors. It mentions trotting, sprinting, and betting notes, with references to Caulfield Randwick Latcaster and a long list of named clubs, riders, and horses.
Ancient Australian cricket notes and rugby Q&As emerge in Melbourne news
The column surveys cricket lore and rugby queries from Burwood to Queensland, noting match details, player roles, and construction of wickets. It cites Victorian and New South Wales clashes, lists players, and includes miscellaneous sports trivia and a local puzzle about price and livestock.
Menangle Trots MOSCAT at Major Pace
Race card from Menangle Park shows MOSCAT favored in a 1 mile event with a field including Lalla Hook, First Hope, Ettrick Wale, Traleet, Lalla Book and others. Contenders include JoB Willie, Bibte ah aged, and Derby Proat Elmo in various handicaps, with betting spreads and times noted for multiple heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscat
Tiandicaf
Lalla Hook
Bock Huce
Dester
Yrs
Har
Boyde Bird
First Hope
Darling
Lionel
Lnewn
Wibbon
Ettrick Wale
May Coane
Clauds Aire
Imieere
Inc
JoB&n Wille
Retuweod
Dem Leo
Ayr
Bi & Oom
Sped
el Dingkey
Prince Cherter
Chief Pronto
Derby
Sacramento
Reap Erais
Jobo Willie
Erie
Bibb Ears
Sir Hoon Wan
Second St
Bmlo Miecc
Dive
Iow
of & Som
Dyde
J. Dereriau
McDonald
J. McMillan
Osbert
Bill ‘Dester
Belly
Wes Ayrwin
Exuta
Menangle Park Wandicap
Sore
Maltland
Wiksown
Salta
Rugby League Fixtures Eastern Western Suburbs Pratten Park
An early match on each ground lists Eastern Suburbs versus Western Suburbs at Pratten Park, 3.18 Newtown v Glebe at Sports Ground 2.18 University v St George at Sydney Cricket Ground No 2 3.15 North Sydney v South Sydney at Sydney Cricket Ground 8.15 B RB Miller, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Suburbs
Western Suburbs
Pratten Park
Newtown
GLUBE
University
ST. George
Sydney Cricket Ground
North Sydney
South Rydney
World's Record in Pigeon Homing Five Hens Win Flight
A chaotic but readable report notes a world record in pigeon homing with five hens achieving a record time of about 47 minutes. Mentions various clubs and flyers in Eastern Suburbs, Ring and Brenan, and notable performers such as G. Young and F. Bing. References to Australian club events and a Brisbane National show, with hopes for further competition and teams from Ipewich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willer
Fporé
F.ilp
Winalong
Eoutte
H. Dunn
F. Donn
AL Gibson
J. Hilder
Pettie
Wea
F ‘Tyitle
Dart
Young
Una
F Bing
Fe Gere Tih
AG. Paternoster
Wit
Ind
Jh Guinn
Sydory
Moe Lean
MTL
BR Bartel
D. Jones
H. Ward
G. Thincen
G. W. Littl
PF. Marshal
Creydon
Haberfield
Cain
Weetern
J. James
T. Booth
Bandiford
Macmmmmars
Mortimer
G. Masham
W. HL Aith
Brisbane
Oma
HL Bostock
Ipewich
Eight-oar champs miss Melbourne visit Henley on Yarrs
Murray Bridge crew unable to travel to Melbourne for the senior eights at Henley-on-Yarrs regatta. They will instead compete in the Stewards Challenge Cup seniors fours, a event they have won three times. Hobart’s Merantine Rowing Club plans to enter the Grand Challenge Cup eights, coached by C W Croft. London Sportsman notes strong showings in Senior B finals with D H L Gollan and A A Baynes, Baynes criticized for left-hand stroke bias. Hoover wins Diamond Sculls, praised for speed, while Leander wins Grand Challenge Cup close finish. Swiss crew Grasshopper Club stands out for unconventional design. Henley practice highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Bridge
Melbourne
Henley-on-Yarrs
Chatlenge
Mertantiec Rowing Club
Hobart
Tasmania
C. W. Croft
Gayres and
Gollan
Marlow Regatta
London Sportsman
C. McVily
Tas
Marlow i Alets
D. C. Hadfield
N.Z
B.C. U.S.A
Hoover
Arthur Baynes
Sporting Life
A. A Baynes
Queensland
Gee Towns
Sydney
Oy M. Hoover
Baynes
Diamonds
Essily
Eton Vikings
Qrasehoppers
Zurich
Lucas
Mickalls
Magdalen College
Oxford
Sercester College
Thiera
Cambridge
Cam the Owl
Hemlay
Henley
Grasshopper Club
Bruitserlans
Wrete
Tomiocke
Western District Turf Meet Highlights and Crashes
Reports from Parkes Cup events note George Dwyer mistaking a broken shoulder as he fell with Lord Ribbon who toppled. Doyle injured at the skull. Futile and Mira Van climbed wins. Buckleelie and other rivals contested. Central Western Shechie Association held its meeting with treasurer changes and race predictions amid a day of dramatic falls and near misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dwyer
Doyle
Focia
Sinner
Mira van
McNamara
Capegliene
Mesa
Ryan
Conchma
Lottate
Ede Ioe
de Oy
Bydney Coors
J. Murray
Oi Ranges
Mr. de Bruca
Murillo
Firke Fa
Bydney Spencer
Buckleelie
Charlie Lydiard
Olao
Mira Eibelies
Mre. Lee
Thorn
Bathurst Mae
Duck Hogers
Forbes
iLice Dermo Mare Carel
Comicere
W.D.R.A
W. C
Aem
Les Ate
A. Other
View
Bathurst
Deeure
Tangs
Portas Parkes
Sid
Inna A
Result of No 2 Adelaide Grand National Hurdle Race
The Adelaide Grand National Hurdle Race was run on Thursday August 17 1922 with 100 008 bets at Beach drawn 9 10 am. The event closed with the specified number of bets and details reflect the 1922 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Beach
FaeTawiy
HILDA
OURA
Roseard Diuger
Anton Wander
Bibt Gap
aMil We
Nord Alzee
Santo
Elke
Lee Ara
Aléia Airy
Elisa Mock
Wales
Northern District Turf Meeting Highlights At Heddon Greta
The Heddon Greta J.C. enjoyed its most successful meeting with a bumper crowd and many horses. Races featured Ablanatus in the nov romper, Proximity’s apprentice rider misjudgment, Progeny of Nadium in the second division, and Birthday in Flying, with Lady Chrysippus conceding weight. Duke Son and Lord Larino also ran well, while Old Gold and Queen Varco clashed in a dramatic distance event. Boomi King edged Queen Varco in the final, and Peat and Manter Rouvray ran fairly. Newcastle J.C. will elect a committee, with candidates named, as Maitland Cup anticipation grows. Provisions at Mutherford show improved entries and prospects for a strong season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ablanatus
Nadium
Newcastle
Birthday
Chrysippus
Abe
Lord Larino
Son
Mely
Enabellie
Gold
Gal
Lord Magne
Kipchak
Boomi King
Queen Varco
Peat
Manter Rouvray
Old Gold
Micretons to race at Tamworth double meeting
A three-year-old colt by Bourgunty from Evelyn Brown, trained by J A Cameron of East Maitland, is set for entry in the Montecello mare class. Tamworth 2.0 host a dual meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday September 18 and 19, with the Corinthian Handicap offering a trophy worth £10 10s. Nominations close September 3 with Mg Allen Aubton and Mr D Duslop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micretons
Bourgunty
Evelyn
Brown
J. A. Cameron
East Maitland
Miro Cella
Tamworth
Mg. Allen Aubton
Weet Smaduand
D. Duslop
Hamilton
Sydney man cured of piles by Doan's Ointment
A Sydney man, Mr A H Francis of 192 Union Street Erskineville, credits Doan's Ointment with curing his itching protruding piles after previous failures. He reports immediate relief, complete disappearance of signs, and twelve months free of symptoms. Doan's Ointment costs 2/9 per pot or is mailed postpaid by Foster-McClellan Co. 15 Hamilton Street Sydney. Be sure you get Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Bear
Forbes McGnorty
Darcy
Nm Apne
D.hurlstone
O Brien
Goodfrey
Olin
Plymouth
Hever
Peter Jackson
Bob Firesimmenr
Kim Corbrit
Jack Johnson
North Bydnay
Baris
Marr
Teller
Frank Underwood
W.e Wales Sparta Club
Sydney
Fairfield
New York
Jem Wile
Wyndham
Johnson Fough
Stanley
Tommy All
Russell
Grenfell
Mr. Gorbete
Australia
Dwetard
Mary
Peter Jackeos
Mani
AGG
Adelaide
Needa
Epothecary
Hladium
A. H. Francis
Union Street
Erskineville
Asaya
Doan
Dean
Francis
Foster-McClellan Co
Hamilton Street
Doan's
Advt
Women's Olympic Games Led by Britain in Paris
Cabled report from Paris lists Britain 50 points, America 31, France 29, Czechoslovakia 12, and Switzerland 12. Several purported records were broken according to the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Britain
America
France
Caecho
Jovakia
Switzerland
Wartime Family Recovers After Scalding Accidents
A mother recalls her children Grace and Beryl severely scalded, receiving relief from Zarg-Bak and Zon-luk D with doctors’ opinions deeming care appropriate. She notes rapid healing and improved condition after initial treatment, attributing swift recovery to the remedies used and ongoing care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ballinger
Negent Gt
Brishans
Grace
Laz
Beryl
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Taye
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