Heros Likely To Challenge Caulfield Contenders
Silver King, Winocka, Melanson, and The Marne headline Caulfield plans in a weights heavy Oakleigh Plate context. Discussed form, upcoming races, and doubts over Melanson and Heros as potential winners, with notes on Silver King’s improving track work and past performances at Tooronga and Moonee Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winocka
Heros
Melzson
Tooronga
Caulfield
Wienth
Lero
Agalnet
Opwall
Alelasan
William Rely Rilwins
Moonea
Howevn
Melanson
Winooka
Sydney
Wilkar
Amazing shooting shocks NSW police at Long Bay Range
Police rifle team led by G Cohan and T G Lawman scored 485 out of 500 at Long Bay Range. Elveias from the 100 yards mound and teammates Hely Healy Foster and others posted high marks, with a total of 305. The feat prompts historians to check if it has been equalled. page 11 continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Spexciiy
Ns.w
Long Bay Range
Elveias
G. Cohan
C. Poater
J. Healy
M. Heily
T. G. Lawman
SG. Cohan
CG Foster
J Henly
M. Healy
Lawman
Lsures
Colin
M. Mary
Five Cyclists Disqualified In Victoria
Five Victorian cyclists were disqualified for three months by stewards after a recent junior five mile event at Eyeling Testa near Hobart. Disqualified are Jack Dowling TL Purlonger F Ashby and D Solomons for misconduct during the race. Dowling won the mace ahead of Ashby and Murlanger. The action complicates Victorian selectors plans for the Hobart championships next month. Dowling may still be chosen if his appeal succeeds. Munday was also disqualified over club rule breaches without invitation to the junior tests.
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Raniwick
Marne
aznathRus
Apeals Antunal
Plato
Lee Dounle
Oakleigh Plate
Ibernl
Sir John
Rosebery
Atowarda
VAIO
Jack Dowling
Purlonger
F. Ashby
D. Solomons
Juoior
V.ac.u
Hobart
Thig
Tiga
Melbourne
Dowinne
Ashby
Murlanger
Solomons
Thode
Sntra
Sm Dowling
Laos
Jack Munday
Beth
Fairfield Mitours
Munday
OPPY IS HONORED AS ANOTHER BATTLE ENDS IN TRAUMA
In Matannic New Zealand speed meet tragedy strikes when Lin Foil the favorite for the sprint event loses control going berserk crashes into the wit ait Jones. She collapses and dies as her rider is thrown over the rails onto a parked car radiator and sustains a ip injury.
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Lin Foil
Wit Ait Jones
Englishman's Sportsmanlike Criticism Sparks Letter Row
In London January 26 a revival of the body line controversy prompts Daily Herald sports writer Clifford Webb to publish a spirited reply from A A Smith of Sheen Surrey. Smith argues criticism of British sportsmen is unfair and urges measured, cricket focused debate rather than broader jabs at national temper. He recalls Bradman and Ponsford’s August batting spree and questions the tone of Britons toward Australian visitors. He calls for restraint and says a temporary truce in polemics would help, defending true sportsmanship while condemning sensationalism.
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London
Daily Herald
Clifford Webb
WH. Smith
Sheen
Surrey
Webb
Air, Smith
Bradman
Ponsford
Bowen
Allen
the Oval
Italy
Australia
Perry
Memorial Prize honors ABERT OPPERMAN and English cycling record
ABERT OPPERMAN and E. J. Copell named for the Golden lop honor as standout all rounders in England cycling. The Australian champion wins the Memorial Prize in memory of T. Bidlake, with Bidlake’s influence on Roads Records Association and Land's End to John o Groats records noted. Opperman trains in Sydney aims for Bugram then regroups to challenge records held by Frank Southall, captaining an Australian team in test matches for international wheel honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abert Opperman
E. J. Copell
Riter
England
T. Bidlake
Opperman
Bidlake
Enginne
Land's End
John of Groats
Bidinke
Bruce Small
Hanes
Roads Records Associa
Ion
Sydney
Bugram
Franke Southall
John O' Groots
Aulllelands
Oppy
Lengland
Landa End-Johin
Chrybean Case Heads to Finalisation After Inquiry
The Seymour Turf Club notified Wa North Eastern District Racing Association that Kilmore stewards will convene a meeting to finalise the Chrybean case. The inquiry outcomes are to be completed and finalised.
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Seymour Turf Club
Wa North Eastern District Racing Association
Kilmore
Appreciation of Australians by Engilah batsman Woolley
In a letter to Mr. Eric Eldershaw of Bull's Run Sutton Riverina, Frank Woolley praised Australian cricketers and the 1994 Test team for beating England in all departments. He and his wife thanked Eldershaw for a fat lamb gift and expressed longing to visit and meet Australians again, recalling the hospitality shown.
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Eric Elderstay
Bull's
Sutton
Riverina
Frank Woolley
Engilah
Australian yacht Sirius launched for two year world cruise
McHarold Noelstenr's palatial schooner Sirius was launched at Caorooning Cove by Mrs Wossiter. Notables including Sir Alexander MacCormick and Nossiter family witnessed the ceremony. Sirius, 58 ft overall with two masts, 1700 to 2000 sq ft sail area, displaces 34 tons, to depart Sydney next July on a two year cruise.
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Harold Noelstenr
Sirius
Sydney
Jus. Hayes and Bones
Caorooning Cove
Neutral Bey
Yechtamen
Mra. Wossiter
Alexander MacCormick
Messra
Jas. L. Milson
Huoyal Sydney Yacht Squadron
R. F. Graham
Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club
C. W. Robson
A. M. Merrington
D. Wenborn
Secty
Sydney Amateur Halling Club
Norman W. Blackman
Sydney Lying Squadron
7. J. Watt
N.S. Wales
Brisbane
Nossiter
Milson
Peaton
Bulldera
3. C. Thistle
Waite
Ant
Richer Nossiter
Ben Wnossiter
S A Footballers Seek Payment Movement Grows
In South Australia players push for wages in Australian Rugby League matches for the coming season led by Port Adelaide figures. They seek at least £12 per match with talks to gain wider support, noting some clubs paid players and officials modest honorariums in past years. A meeting will appoint delegates to seek a conference with League officials as a possible union forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australis
Port Adelaide
Ciny Asa
Port Adgaleiden
Wwkely
Perry Makes His First Tennis Film
Free London dispatch reports Perry has produced a tennis film with Bill Tilden as commentator. Critics split over Perry en route orthodoxy, noting Tilden’s commentary as strong but questioning Perry’s unorthodox style. The film, shown in London, aims to aid learners and showcases close-ups of Perry’s technique.
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Perry
F.L. Melialth
London
Imenti
Fred
Tilden
Pred
Nike Joan T
Fim
Lawn Tennla
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Silver King
Melason
J. F. Dexter
Calum Ming
Atason
Breda
Lancaster
Hornor
Winacka, És
Flemington
New Zealand
Vintage
Dominion
Victoria
F. 13
McElraith
Pho
Hale Bottles
H Qpperman
Woolley’s
S.A
Leber
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