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Sydney Referee

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 29, 1935

Page

5

Australia’s New Racing Season Opens With Aims And Hopes

The coming spring season in Australia looms as a renewal of high hopes for horses such as Nall Mark Silver King Hogilla Young Idea and Peter Pan as Flemington hosts the Melbourne Cup history and world attention. The piece praises the bloodstock, recalls historic winners like Carbine and Phar Lap, and notes racing authorities strive to maintain high standards and public confidence amid occasional criticisms.

Nall Mark Silver’ King Hogilla Ideo Commonwealth of Australia Melbourne Victoria Barby Australia Melbourne Cay Peter San Plemington PST Peter Pan Archer Carbinean Bravo Jeelooiehy Flemington Garbine Gandat Imi Dangat Bruias MLERE Phat Lap Peter Pith Merok Mantrod Windbag Nightworeh Hall-Mark Young Idea Wien Iberly Conserverisim

Australian Rugby League Names Fullback for England Tour

Australia selects back candidates for the England series with Hy Sunderland and W J Chaseling as touring managers to New Zealand. The board approves their appointments as the national team eyes a strong backline led by a capable full-back to counter Sullivan and build a united front for the forthcoming season.

New Zealand Messrs. Hy Sunderland W. J. Chaseling N.S.W Board of Control M' Ciasling Naa Sae Colary Newtown Boy Hile Thib Neuve Rugnor-Np Bewie Bowen Webb Sunderland Dommiapolitan Ian Great Britain Fia Dolan Sydne Abe Mali Sesson England Whed N.S. Wales Queensland J. Beaton James Sullivan Inter Sullivan Kangaroos Australia

England South African Tests Provide Some Cricketing Lessons

The 1935 South Africans lacked luck in most tests and lost the toss in four Ave Tests yet won the sole match they won the toss. They missed their fast bowler Balasha after a field injury, depriving the attack on good wickets. Teal cricket lessons endure as in any first class season.

Balasha London Geneval Glaven Und Feo Wang Howe Hhialee England South Africa Gretter

Racing Loses A Stalwart And a Great Life

The Victorian racing world mourns the loss of L. K. Mackinnon, PARC chairman, after a long illness. A noted breeder and trainer, he guided the sport with energy, while reflections on cricket compare Australia and England’s teams, praising young talent and the influence of leadership amid a changing era.

Skiing Year Book praised as finest Australian publication

The 194% Australian and New Zealand Ski Year Book is hailed as a premier sport publication. With 324 pages and superb pictures its scope and writing are praised as unusually high quality for a remote sport. overseas critics commend its organization and value, noting strong growth in Australian ski circles and international regard.

Australasia New Zealand Canadian Armeteur Ski Asem Ski Asen America National Khe Agen Asf Wheaty

Our game of football debated by officials

A fragmented discussion notes the Australian game should remain rugby style and not allow ball throwing. Secretary Gon Hickey of the Australian National trial Council questions this change, arguing football is a genuine form of football, not handball. The piece laments rugby and Australian Rules lack of wider international backing.

Malbourna Gon Hickey Australian National Trial Council Melbourne Sydney Kines Rugley Saccer

Tenders Called for S C G Pavilion

Sydney Cricket Ground Trust called for tenders for a new pavilion after completing groundwork at Moore Park. Foundations are laid on white sand bed. the project aims to be the finest cricket pavilion in the world. Chairman Garry Moses, famed Australian left handed batsman, leads the Trust.

Australia Moses Trust S.cg Indies Sydney Cricket Ground Trust Wil Garry Moses

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