Rowing N S W Association Regatta Baffling Start Delays
The N S W Rowing Association regatta at Sydney faced a delayed start and chaotic conditions due to a late start and rough water. Prominent crews from Leichhardt and Glebe battled for line honors as accidents and equipment issues disrupted several boats, with results contested and late finishes noted.
Death of Peter Kemp Hails Victorian Sculling Champion
The report notes the death of Peter Kemp last week after an illness following an operation for intenal trouble. Kemp, born November 1, grew into a renowned sculler of Willian Paul James Blank era fame. He trained rigorously, ate rosily twice daily, and prepared for races against Dick Roar Choicer and Darcy Hindsaid. Kemp’s passing marks the end of a notable rowing career noted by contemporaries and linked to Parramatta rivalries and early Walliganui championships.
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Ryde Radwar
Hadfield
New Zealand
Roar Choicer
Darcy Hindsaid
Ohle Fener
Ecolline
Pater Kemp
Kemp
Surini
Willian
Jena Anil Napmenin
Faril
Jasme
Bewrie
Kangaroos Triumph Over Lancashire In 27 6 Match
The Australasian team defeated Lancashire 27 to 6 last Wednesday in fine but cold weather before about 10 000 spectators. Lineups included R Norman Bibbhorn Veat Craig Carstairs Newaed Thompson Pearce McGrath Potter Latte Richards and Burge for Australasia against a Lancashire side featuring Emery Burge and others. Thompson kicked a goal and Burge scored twice as the visitors ran in several tries. Sixteen penalties were awarded to the tourists and three to Lancashire. The match showcased the visitors pace and skill, finishing Australasia 27 Lancashire 6 with no further scoring.
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Aunrstasion Hi
Lancashire
Auatewliar
R. Norman
C. “Bibbhorn
Ku. Veat
Craig
Gi Carstairs
C. Newaed
D. Thompson
S. Pearce
McGrath
W. Potter
R. Latte
W. Richards
Burge
Muregombe
Thompson
West
Bunkhorn
Buinkhorn
Raainwares
Australssia
Lanca
Ahiee
Ans
G P S Cricket Eleven Defeated In Sydney Match
The Combined Great Puptie Schooly team defeated GPS in a Sydney match at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Bowling and batting figures show GPS were all out for 119 as the Combined High Schools posted 409 for victory, with notable scores from P. Mair 40 and T. Hooker 45. The Grammar School Old Boys fixture followed later at Rushcutters Bay, with strong showings from W. G. French and the Old Boys lineup.
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Nsw
Crickee
Sydney Chicker
Shangen
GA “Chapman
Hi Barr
RG Rs
FM. Sullivan
B.J. O'Conor
University
CM. Mackenzie
Cam
Sarlie
Camipibeli-Jones
E. L. Waddy
Sydney Grammar School
Rushcutters Bay
Sydney Chammar School
Grammar
Aus
Krank
Marcy Donnan
Eleven
Tom Howard
N.S.W
Ore— Firat
W. G. "French
R. Grieve
Ro Bardsley
G. Pratten
G. Monro
F Harris
L. Lelie
Smith
Kendall
P. ‘Buckie A. E Yates
Gordon Waller
GC. Addison
Miller
G. A. Smith
Me J. Plomley
J. M. Jeselman
D. O'Reilly
Frank Iredale
Harry Donnan
Tom’ Howard
G. J Watson
Andry
Sidney
Melbourne
Byaney
Cabg.s
Ak Stradbroke
Aueceell
Franklin
Billious
Jake
Jesus
Interbury Intermadiate High School
Pointes
Ireland
Juverie
A. Neland
Armatrone
J Kearney
Wwe
Galien
G. Mahboub
J. Weill
Nconney
Tourists Fall as Barrow Beats Them by Twenty Four to Fifteen
Barrow defeated the Austra team 24 to 15 in a cold, clear Saturday match before about seven thousand spectators. Early momentum favored Barrow with a Metcalf try and a Gifford convert, while Australasian players Blinkhorn, Prentice, and Ryan Latta added points through tries and goals. The second half saw both sides press, but Barrow maintained a narrow lead, finishing with three tries and four goals to reach 24 points, while Australasianrs managed 15 on two tries and two goals.
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Barrow
Austra
Norman
Blern
R. Vest
G. Carataira
Hl. Peters
Creser
D.thompson
W. Schulte
C. Prentice
Ryne Re Latta
Blinkhorm Ghetainn
Prases
Thampoon
Metcaile
Finsing
Aimee "Nauing
Prentice
Syencer
Georges Weced Auotralan
Palms Darrow
Driev
Pointe
Rain Halts Adelaide Cricket as Wickets Spin Turbulent Day
Persistent rain and gusty conditions disrupted play in Adelaide. University faced Glenelg with a score of seven for 143, while Port Adelaide bowled out West Torrens for 40. Sturt and Norwood saw standout bowling from Townsend and Watts as matches battled to a late finish.
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Bnusterous Wether
Henely
Wml
Shidens
Navine
Glenelg
Townsend
Wickerkeaver
Atobier
Rowing match tribute notes long-ago sea chiefs at Abbotards
An aged obituary and event summary recalls J McLean and O Connor in a classic May race at Rookwood close to 1900. The piece lists participants, spectators, and a courtly procession from Wad Comit to the funeral chamber. It names numerous figures from Sydney and Granbury Towns, with Kemp and Fernie highlighted among survivors and connections.
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J. McLean
McLeay
Abottards Sr
Agers Rumen
Feaves
Mise Fernie’ Kemp
Tye
Rookwcos
Cnet
Wad, Comit, Ltd
Je McLeen
James’ ‘Granbury Seorge
A.D. Felton
A Bearce
C' Neiluen
DW. Wipes McDevite
We Fogwell
Chas” Ng Geo
Matteronn
Chas
Manenuer
Rea
Short Aliton
Kev
Tao Glover
Bea IF Anderson
Mra Deco
Wes Lane
Sydney swimmers show rising talent at Manly and Rose Bay meets
In a brisk Sydney Club weekend, several swimmers posted notable times. Beau Beaurepaire and Charlton led by strong 280 yard attempts while 14 year old standout impressed in President's Cup trials. Junior gains suggested future champions as conditions at Manly and Rose Bay were challenging but rewarding.
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Sydney
Chaccane
Wren
Arvef
Prankeaurope Crank
Conan
Harry May and Co
Chariean
Maly Wan
Len
Haopdu
Sramnefames
Frank Heaurepaire
Amvs
East Sydney
Thiis
Azain
Tobe
Decting
Janancy
Eid Beck
Beck
O'Connor
Zi Ves Smurday
Laken Ou
Sarre
Sises
Mise Rabereion
Shienine
Niet Jollowon
Rose Bay Club
Torym
Abe
M. Watkins
Spit Club
Preayeleng Wien
Scvde
New South, Wales
Zerane
Counrmy Clune
Nb.w. Amateur Swimming Association
Goulburn
Dick Eve
N.S.W
Albury
Wehlingen
Gannivile
Texson
AbSolarard
Mosman Cla
Chiou Gardens
North Steyne Burclaw
Manly
Wevonulder
Ring the Eels
Weiser
Norman Teepe
Imim
Kilpatrici
T Synalt
M. Campbell
W. Réwards
K. Benelr
Keith Kirke
Spi Gympie
T Servous
Evan Berg
Loyds
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