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Sydney Referee

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 02, 1916

Page

6

Billiards Stars Shine Across Continents and War News

Ex champion Harry Stevenson shines in Australia and Britain as Tommy Reece, George Gray, and Tom Aiken deliver strong billiards displays in Edinburgh and London. Miss Ruby Roberts rises in Australia while veteran Walter Lovejoy dies. Hoppe sets high run records in New York as New Zealand cricket and athletics scenes adapt to wartime, with university teams short of players and local leagues adjusting schedules.

Harry Stevenson Stevenson Melbourne Inman Oldham Tommy Reece J. Harris Reece Harris George Gray Tom Aiken Treasury Edinburgh London Ruby Roberts Australia Harry Gray Prince's Rooms Glasgow Robert Miss Roberts Charlie Memmett Ruby Roberta W. Emith Miss Riherts Prtevces Roberts’ Hotel Sydney Gray Jin Ted James Memmet Memmett Westminster Nnan Soho Square Tom Taylor Hugh McNeill Taylor Walter Lovejoy England A. W. T. Good Good Owever Tom Reece Young Will Fred Bateman Brompton Road W. Cook Central Hall Harverson Brompton-road Hall Burroughes and Wares Newcastle-on-Tyne W. A Pindar Hall Dawson Liverpool Walter Willie Hoppe New York Theatre Building Welker Cochran Hoppe Jake Schaefer Chicago J. Wilton Wellington New Zealand George Parker Athletic Parker

Newtown Wins Dominion Bowling Championship In NZ

Wellington dispatch reports Newtown Wellington defeated Christ Church 19 to 18 in the rink final at Christchurch securing the Dominion bowling banner for the first time for Newtown Club. Skips J Laughton and A Duff starred for Newtown, with Davis and Davies as leaders for the runners up.

Wellington R. Christie Old Boys W. R Gibbes East W. R. Gibbes Maitland Fred T. R. Southall Midlane J. &. Hiddieston Central H. B. Whitta F. Butler Christchurch E. R. Cargill Linwood West Christchurch Riccarton Young &. Blunt Christ's College C. Hammond Dan Reese Australia T. Carlton North Island Breese Burton Auckland Hemus Taylor Mills Graham Mason Dow J. Laughton Newtown Melrose Jack Referees’ Association C. Davis A. Davies A. Duff J. H. Ledger J. Caughrey W. 5 Atkinson R. Torrance South Island G. Prince J. Brackenridge H. Price W. Wylie New Zealand Wylie Parata Charlie Parata

War Time Sports Note From Wellington England

In Wellington New Zealand on January 27 a wartime sports reflection notes soldiers answering the call with praise for athletic volunteers including Sleepy Sullivan the former Melrose forward marching in khaki and his brother Dan the Melrose Club lock.

Wellington New Zealand Dominion Sullivan Melrose Dan Melrose Club

Paradox Triumphs In NSW Gun Club Shoot

The NSW Gun Club hosted a members pool event with seven birds per round under a fresh north east breeze. Paradox, a veteran trapman, emerged winner after a tight contest as one of ten shooters posted four misses in the afternoon.

C. N. D. Richardson Maor N.S. Wales Mumber R. F. Ryrie ML Garrett Boswell W. H. Watson

Victorian Gun Notes Highlight Pigeon Prize and Trophy Wins

Melbourne Gun Club notes a January 28 meeting hit by heavy showers with only four events completed. Ariel, Henry, Calrossie and G Coffey led in rounds, a £1 prize division occurred, Coffey excelled despite six months without pigeon shooting, and Calrossie lost two nominations. Ladies trophies at Baghton saw Allan McKenzie win, Haydon strong, and West claim prizes. overall, 65 shooters set a record, with Melbourne team winning the championship match and Calrossie, J M Allan, and Hayden among top scorers.

Melbourne M.G.C Ariel Henry A. Dawson Calrossie G Coffey Apial Mali Oede Styds NeKendie Syd Wiebs Mires Chvedericas T. Doves EJ. Whitting Melbourne Gun Club Newmarket Baghton Viewtora Allan Haydon T. 7Kenzie Beenc G. Dawson B. West West Ford McKenzie T. McKencie T. Wikenzie Woteow Ny “Hayden Petty Aly Misy Hindeen Ziyda G. Coffey Zirds A Douglas Giyds Siopeon Sen Starling Tyda D. Rumkin Seyda Der WWOM J. M. Allam Longwood Meare F. Exner T. Connor L. Breeze Connor

Masterton couple wed. hockey links and war notes

Two Mastertonians, Miss K. O Leary and Lieutenant E Burrows, wed at Feilding in a ceremony linking Miss O Leary’s hockey prominence with the Ramblers. A photograph of Captain Anthony Wilding fetched £525 at a Wairarapa tennis fundraiser for Wounded Soldiers. The Invercargill Regatta was abandoned and the Edgmond Shield crew to Otago was canceled due to war. The Patriotic Regatta at Auckland was postponed for weather, while NZ Rugby League shifts focus to junior play and wartime eligibility rules.

Wellington Auckland Billy” Meldrum C. Joplin University Sergt M. Krne Oriental North Island Falla D.S.C Otago Rowing Club Union Steamship Company Dunedin New Zealand Athletic and Cycling Union Masterton Northern Athletic Union New Zealand J. Kennedy Southapa Fraser South Canterbury R. W. McVilly N.Z.A.A.A Woodville Anthony Wilding Wairarapa Ford Invercargill Otago Rowing Association North Shore Yachting Club New Zealand Rugby League

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