Towns and Kemp duel for New South Wales sculling title
The Pageant of Rowing in New South Wales centers on Charlie Towns and Kemp as leading contenders for the Parramatta event. Amid strong public support and expert opinions, odds tilt toward Towns while Kemp is praised for skill and endurance. The outcome hinges on tactical superiority in the final, with a decisive race anticipated at the upcoming meeting and the recovery of notable rivals from Sydney clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asteravoh
Haleri
Hythewsvi
Agbotsford
Tne Bearie
Kemps
Towse
Parramatta
Gould
Winom
Ripley
Aml
Derby Antamy
Howe
Prarco
Harry
Carle
Lwauid Nave
Dave
Jame Paddan
Kemp Ant Blepeo
England
Bucuti
Monty
Albany
Painey Lo Mortlake
Duguuaston
Fontsee
Charlie
Otto Willme
Maby Jayme
Walping Maton
Anil
Golf Notes From 1914: Auld Werke and Wary Play Amid Poor Brews
A fragmented 1914 golf notes column recounts players and results with garbled phrases. It notes a weak round, mentions Rest grade North Bridge, a four-ball best, and names like Arthur Meradan and Paddy Im Nea. Includes a quoted letter from Billy Ripley about expeditionary force service and a March deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rownivan
Glen ‘Nea
Calin
Eoeras
Dantarmety
Mle Ramo
Wiles
Ebo
Messrs
Arthur Meradan
Benwit
Imself
Iso
Dear 'Argus
Sydney
Liverpool
Han
Newesmle
John Hare
W. Nickson
Newcastle
Hexham
Der
Aramote
Willem Weuls Wall
Ace
Hannon
Euler
Amateur Notes on Rowing and Local Golf Figures
The column reports quiet activity in amateur rowing with hints of a robust second half season. It notes the Enterprise Club adding events, anticipated good entries for the Rapier Four, and ongoing regatta discussions. It also covers a school rowing program and a memorial piece praising Freddie, a charity-minded Scottish golfer, while touching on war links and local club results.
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Olympic
Chiba
Awas
Enterprise Regsttas
Universery Creestia
Atmiversiy
Enterprise Club
UN Madi Oodemu
Mnaca Usivex
Aurpriaa
Aumiversary
Toy MU
Amazons
Iy Almoat Simpo
Freddin ‘Teil
Shu
Kame
Africa
Andrew
York
Heine Champton
Dimner
Freddie
Dane
Dla
Saya
Tan
Lammpertadt
Ganton
Willie Park
Scotland
Whity
John Hail
Joe
Ware
England
Leaiya Othdes
Joan Gall
Sculling preview and club notes on river racing plans
A detailed report from the rowing scene describes the River Very venue and forthcoming championship, naming participants such as Kemp and Arthur Droaden, with clubs including Parramatta and George’s River. It notes training, conditions, and expected lineups for February and January fixtures, plus remarks on supporters and spectators.
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Sydney
Bob Pari
Gia
Kemp
Ait
Falkow
Torila Paciuers
Kamp
Soma Cone Aru
Pelton Onohon
Fehrowex
Arthur Droaden
Parrvilutis Club
Lin
Peritillian
Sonmore Pickring
Brither Fercy Pickering
Averyous
Ariond
IL Coomben
Kao
Ye Sivas
Parramatus
Charla Fowes
Arthur-Paareg
Bon Thoroughgood
Pelton
Paday' Hanon
Hart
Fragmented OCR summary with unclear content
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a holiday period and multiple capitalized terms. The text fails to identify clear people, places, dates, or events. No coherent news event can be determined from the readable portion.
Walker & Sons Whisky Distiller Kilmarnoch Scotland Ad
Advertisement from Walker & Sons of Kilmarnock Scotland promoting non refillable bottles with a 227 percent label claim and a policy emphasis on duty to future stock margins and quality assurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Walker
Walker & Sons
Kilmarnock
Scotland
Sydney
Tap Folly and War Links In Napoleonic Era Headlines
Fragmentary OCR describes a debate over linking a sporting event to war efforts. It references Lord Angastey’s supposed death, involvement in removing war material, and phrases about naval guns and an aeroplane passenger. Unclear chronology.
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Gure
Agnestey
AbElou
Serertentes Arenas
Fragmented OCR hints at 19th century golf and society
The noisy garble mentions figures like Lord Beaver and Lord Annesley, a Duke, and remarks on golf missteps and social meetings. It implies a society page mix of players, titles, local clubs, and travel notes with scattered names and places, but specifics are unclear due to transcription errors.
Melbourne buses push ahead in motor public transport
Melbourne's General Omnibus Company reports 35 double decker buses to serve the public. About 10,000 passengers carried in five weeks, with revenue near £40,000 annually, as the move from horse to motor vehicles accelerates amid wartime money constraints.
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Melbourne
Australia
Lukas
Japry
Licenves
Melbourne General Omnibus Company
Motor
Sydney
Europe
Prospectun
Aurelie
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NEW South Wales Charponship
Charlie Towns
Syd Kemp
Ay “Arour
Ey Kemp
Ant
J. Coombe
Jack Charpy
Wenard
Tanoula
Beda
Dresden
Doble Bay
Menora
Marcja
A. Judd
Jamee Padgin
Ann Wallan
Syd "Kemp
Walter Th Mlundell
Duke Kamanamouku
Ako
PS. Smut
Stich
W. S Cook
Br Fommitien
Iowgh
Toth
J Legh
Ipete
Prasey
Weluht
Nolt
Annald Sealy ¢Acfar
C. Il Krontor
Ecorsh
Ena Pacore
Killats
P. Amphlett
Fhompson
W. Iertoe
J. A. Oxte
Mardin
Hague-Smaith
Tony
Fe Grahine
Seay
Bupa
RS. Greipfin
Bonnly Toon
Kirkland
Pawel
Randiean
Ela Frisky Vomvas
Wallon
Matt
West
A. Ford
Wore i
Heldakiemlahing
Beruck Drivaty
David Barone
Charlie Linges
Aerate
Leone
Backemarkare
Teat J. Paton
Tee Coloniel
Guuruve
Freddie Talt
Felixatowe
Belton Park
Kitchener
Christopher
Domain Baths
Duke Kahanamouku
Eis
Usendon
Ital
Dan Nom
Simone
Cor Malae Wy
Duke of Bedford
Kitchanor
Orwman Golf
Zerurman
Gerumas
Peary
Beaver
Evapieure
Peizol Shiva
Annesley
Afrlom Sud
Alust
Abe
Lord Casterooss
Ural
O.T
O.T. Lms
Cael
Rass
Fons
Honolulu
Francis Evans
Duke Xahana Mowey
Omorge Cunha
Wally Soto
Srinh
Siicipeieg
Orife
Vances
Movir-Éu
South Australia
Ree Ndhar
Australian Motorcycle Club
Se S.A. M.C.C. i
Xeep
Britain
Chines Witt
Noneite
New Views
Wits
R. Malley
Ab Boer Vo Eal Nis
Sient Mace Pert
Meron
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