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Newspaper

Sydney Referee

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 22, 1922

Page

5

Falkiner Defeats McConachy in English Billiards Clash

Falkiner beats McConachy by 2693 in a 16 000 up match after rallying before halfway. McConachy showed form with breaks of 675 and 464, while Newman and Smith battled to a tight finish in 16 000 up. Inman lost heavily to Falkiner as the English championship nears, and Newman dominated averages with several 60s and high breaks.

McConachy Claude Falkiner MacConachy Falkiner New Mac Sia Newman Smith Falkings Inman Burroughes Watts Iefrat Ataze Smith Wee Ote

Wilkie Bard Involved In Police and Firemen’s Art Union

A fragment notes Wilkie Bard connected with a police and firemen’s art union event. Details are unclear, but the item references Bard and the union activities. Further readable context is needed to specify the nature and date of the involvement.

Wilkie Bard Firemen's Art Union

Newington Old Boys Club Forms Strong Year Ahead

Enthusiasm ran high at the annual meeting of the Newington Old Boys Union held in the Highland Society's Hall. President W. Cowlishaw led a gathering of around two hundred as reports showed growing membership, a healthy balance, and plans for a billiard table and an old boys tennis club with grounds. The union vows continued progress across cricket, swimming, athletics, Rugby, soccer, and other sports, with life members honored and new officers elected.

P.S.A.A.A Education Department Imey Cricket Ground Messrs W. J. Roorey F. Smith W. T. McCoy M. Wills H. N. Southwell A. Paul J. Dawson W. Beavis M. A. Adrian Newington Highland Society RB. Cowlishaw C. J. Prescott M.A. C W. E M . A. Colwell O. A. Parker W. Cowlishaw Keethdanta W. Moore M.L.A H. E. Budden C.B.E E A Bardsley H. Hué Johnson G. H Jackson Dubbo H. Hawker Melbourne Lance Kelly Yass J. H. Marke Mudgee A. A. Moffatt Longreach E. H. Quodling Cooma FP. J. Reid Tenterfield A. Scott Hughenden Major G. BR. Saort Newcourle A. O. Simpson Casino R. C. Webb Turana C. R. Wise Gunnedah J. F. Hughes A. M. Anstey J. S. Thomason We usaLt R. Eve E. G Sockey Serhen A. Orrell Ohdhateict Bre Tila Flemtipendia Teull Devries Seucasil Mebane Bo Stewart Iire Owell Newcastle J.C Mirsare VL Oh Birds Claremeurer Hugh Cameron Gosgif Fell Isnt Artillery Armidale J.C Armidale Eure Tamworth J.C Clarence Rivas JC AL Chitick Jeeker Gordon Alward Cosson Miltlend Yaw Malden Ae Hendscape Rodlams Phil Solomon Maleter Lew Drew George Crichand Multland Maritana Eric D. Bickford Don Caesar de Basan Herbert Sanderson Don Jose de Santarem Bert Gilbert Tivoli Yost Clady Holden and Graham Barbara James CIA Rert Bijou George Ward Charles Sherman Mabelle Morgan Winnie Trevail Jack Woods Emerald and Dupre Her Majesty's Theatre Royal J.C.W New English Comedy Co Hobart J. C. Williamson, Ltd O'Donnell Ray Pantomiing Co Peking Temperance Hall

Rosehill Race Card and Prizes From 1922 Sydney Meeting

Run at Rosehill, Sydney, February 18, 1922, features a large prize pool with 100,000 tickets sold at 5 shillings each. Includes 300 cash prizes of 10 pounds and 20 cash prizes of 100 pounds, among many listed entries and race details. The page lists numerous horse names, odds, and related betting items, reflecting a busy results and catalog of prizes from the event.

Tattersall Rosehill Sydney HBOS Gano Secs Novi Geass Ag Alesa Peissenaa Horde Soler Lions -Ackle Otto Ealal BOSE Ares GHG Neds Isis Ae Ee

Small Fields at Cessnock and Busy Newcastle J C

Report from Northern District turf notes small fields at Cessnock with heavy showers and punters’ difficulty. Prudent Flight wins the Flying, Mamlar sustains form, and Mandin leads to victory in the Maiden. Inspiration weakens in the Malden. Newcastle J C finances show profit, with charity distributions and club improvements plans. racing and licensing changes noted.

Cegmock Whetlow Tari Mandint Tarin Ateuriom Don Meynaldo Inspiration Malden Hap Larder Misa Valle Pilaater Godum

Puzzle of scattered cricket notes and racing odds

A reader mailbag blends cryptic racing memories, cricket oddities, and betting tips. It lists bookmakers in New Bealse, horse facts, and queries about umpire decisions and player form across Sydney Melbourne and Brisbane, with scattered notes on horses, jumps, and matches.

W.H Maerot Joy Club Teulba W.rlh Clermont Wadun Gorry Trahan Warwick Pitt-atreet Sydney WLS Materloo Tattercall Carrington Prey Bee Sy Ham Goner Ana Effirg FCW Rarinda Lingere Zenta Bimmer Thubtedorough Weodick Munell Stitch Hr Featherstitch Po Lock Turent Cootamundra Altury Kembla Grange Moorefield Menance Bydingy Demmel CFL von Dears Mormes Pandsi QTC Hantichy Piices Tatt Childers Gigewira Eset Careyre la Balfour Fogland St. Serf Sterhling Katie Hampton Dermaid Galliard Loch Faery Blair Athol Mayonsive Teddinetom Menle Olesena Sef St. Simon Iron Calaping Fermin Ie Thurmanby Woxthine Brockwell Murmym Seieurial Manly Sydmay Price Inclinling Pos Ie Aceiare Bardsley Asaim Mitch Engand Pee Sons E. A. McDonald

Jumbled sports and game notes in scattered 1908 postings

An OCR fragment compiles assorted sports chatter from early 20th century notices. It references boxing displays, lawn tennis handicaps, croquet bisques, billiards rules, and players from Sydney, Auckland, Weddamana, and Wentworth, with scattered dates and prices.

Laws Tennis ELWP Wentworth Yulis Eerateh Bisques Cmads Hee Tork Hydro Weddamana Tua Aes . Mallee

Western district turf unfolds mixed racing marks

The Western district turf reports small fields at Wellington and Eugowra with few competitors and lingering concerns over windups. Key figures include Bunedoo B.C. earning £230 across recent meetings, and Warren J.C. receiving agistment money. A new Newbridge club forms led by Gordon Gordon with Callaghan as secretary, while taxation changes threaten extra costs on members.

Toby Nolan Stern Bio Meriqus Gulgong Wellington Fields Bunedoo B.C W. L. Young Gamie Warren Warren J.C Son A. W. Whitnes Waugools Station Darlinghurd

Star Harold Horder Returns From England

Star footballer Harold Horder heads home from England on the eve of his eighteenth birthday. Reported as the most wonderful wing three quarter ever seen in Rugby in Old England, his current status and return create local excitement.

Harold Horder England

Dorothy Dorothy revival delights Sydney audience identical

A revived Dorothy by Alfred Cellier delighted Saturday night audiences in Sydney. The old-fashioned operetta featured De Bow, Miss Minnie Everett, Gizella Wilton, Ralph Errolle, Geoffrey Wilder, Patti Russell, Howell Worter, Burl Walkely, and Victor Prince with strong chorus work and lively dances. The Era notes growing revival trend in Australia with Lehar and other classics planned, plus The Merry Widow cast and Emelie Polini return.

Dorothy Alfred Cellier Andrew MacCunn Minnie Everett Gizella Wilton Ralph Errolle Geoffrey Wilder Patti Russell Phyllis Howell Worter Myeart Misa Burl Walkely Lydia Victor Prince Mr. Workman Chanticleer Hall Hugh J. Ward J.C.W Australia America Britain New York Jimmy Valentine London Merry Widow Her Majesty's Lehar Katinka Tha Belle Nicola Magician Criterion Gondaliera Prince Danilo Leslie Holland Marquis de Cascada Harry Ratcliffe M. de St

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