Ancient Game of Bowls in NSW Premier League Drift
Bowls circles debate NSW championship format as Mosman and Chatswood vie for section wins. Clubs Mosman Waverley Randwick and Petersham push toward the premiership, with calls for a restructured pennant calendar and a President’s Prize to broaden participation and revive public interest amid a shifting governance landscape.
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Marrickville
Petersham
Burwood
St. George
Ashfield
Warrawee
Victoria Park
Hillary Ia
Pein
Killara
South Ashfield
Roseville
Cheltenham
Strathfield
Gladstone Pack
Parramatta
Unter's Hill
Redfern
Balmain
Mooman
Randwick
Chatswood
Marricksville
Beecroft
City
Epping
Manly
Drummoyne
Peipte
North Sydney
Balmdin
Mogman
Salvation
Logan Sale At The Afoul Meeting Of Leichhardt Club
At the Leichhardt Homing Club meeting W J Machamara was elected president C J Hunter treasurer and T M Palmer secretary in his twelfth term Palmer faced heated moments as members debated the race route for next season West southwest route chosen Federation criticized as interfering more than guiding. The controversy over the number of birds allowed to race and the handling of eurplan birds by conveyers remained unresolved.
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Bowling Association
Sydney
Victorian Bowling Association
Permant
N.S.W
Hag
Redfern
Balmain
Leichhardt Homing Club
W. J. Machamara
C. J. Hunter
T.M. ‘Palmer
Palmer
Sud Die Wet Maunh-West
Billard
Galfere
Reginald Turner
Manchester
J. Harris
Ruby Roberts
Maphoo
Harris Ao
Turner
Cye
Ilfards
Sydney Flying Squadron yields double win in tough regatta
Onda led by W Meddie and T O Young dominated the 14ft class, claiming both heats and final under challenging wind conditions. Desdemona faltered in the final, while 14ft state champion Zena continued a winning run for Frank Deady, though debates linger over interstate selection.
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W. Meddie
T. O. Young
Onda
Sydney
Zona
Voloto
Psonon Haa
Port Jdoskson Club
Narrow muster at Randwick and Long Bay amid heat and smoke
A light turnout at Randwick and Long Bay last Saturday saw fair to hot conditions with glare and wind from the east to southeast. Bushfire smoke intermittently blocked targets as sailors posted scores from E Garnett Yorks, J C Vile Sydney, A B Hutchinson Rockdale, B E Edwards Kensington, and others, while various club events across the region yielded heats and winners including Desdemona, Scot, Eclipse, Onda, and Mavis in different races and championships at Shark Island Rose Bay and nearby shores.
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Long Bay
SlOyds
E. Garnett
Yorkshire Society
J. C. Vile
Sydney
A .B. Hutchinson
Rockdale
BE. Edwards
Kensington
J. O'Neill
Randyville L.J
Bepe F.C. James
1St Batt
S. Clancy
Concord
Oqencmal
Worth Western District B.C.’ Union
Inveroll
Newcastle B.C
Adamstown Range
Eac
Desdemona
A. C. Roberts
Dins
J. Bartley
T. Toit
Din
R. W. Budnick
Britannia
Robinson
Woody Siere
Mesa
Denntes
Caledonia
Ariing
Life Saver
Scot
Shark Island
Eclipse
Charlie Messenger
Pastime
Mississippi
Awaya
Arline
Life-Saver
Nielsen Park
Rose Bay
Miesisappi
Awaye
Secor
Onda CW
ML Weddied
Sein
Avaten
Hayes
Min
Barnett
Simin
Hlemet
W. J. Duncan
Mmiea
Aumtroliy
W. Fisher
Imins
Endresvor
W. Foun
Asee
Ser
H.C. Pres
Advante
Avalon
Onda
Endeavor
Kister
Mavis
Australia
H. C. Press
Kismet
Teddied
T. Talt
Amin
Tieilannis
G. Robinson
Matis
S2sec
Geec
Jsec
Australis
Peseta Endeavor
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Misalscippi
Shark Beach
Weec
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Billiards Amateurs Versus Pros Highlighted By Luck and Change
The piece surveys billiards rivalries and luck factors from amateur and professional matches, noting chalk quality, fair play penalties, and shifting cloth technology. It recalls Stevenson and Falkiner's monotony debates, urges new rules by Australian billiard bodies, and cites Turner’s rise, with free admission and drinks suggested to draw crowds.
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Australia
Luce OF
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Newman
London
Yorkshire
Inman
Balkiner
Stevenson
City Tatverball D Swootcr Third Round Result noted
In the third round of the tournament played Monday night J Morell defeated W McDonald by a narrow margin. Other winners included Mitchel by six with a break and Menser by four.
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J. Morell
Hesten W. McDonald
Mitchel Wo
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