Dhrt Brothers Defeat the Herders and Questionable Judging
At the Sports Ground the second carnival night drew about 6000 as Dhrt Brothers beat the Herders in a five mile scratch race. Alf Grenda won his fourth straight five mile event, while McBeath edged Spencer for second amid disputed judging. The Big match between Hans and George Horder and Ohrt ended with controversy as Ohrt was crowned winner despite strong Horder margins, spurring calls of resignation from one judge. Osteritter secured his first handicap win in Australia with a sharp finish from the 70 yard mark, and Leech returned to victory in the league’s open mile handicap after a long layoff.
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Spears Wins First Match Race At Australian Carnival
Crowds braved threatening weather as Carnivals Ltd staged races at the Sports Ground. Bob Spears, world’s top sprinter, returned after seven years in Australia to defeat H H Obert in two heats of a two mile match race, winning both by short margins. An Australian six vs six Americans pursuit race thrilled spectators, with the locals finally catching their rivals in 24 seconds over four miles 780 yards. Obert also won the mile open handicap by inches in a packed finish, as several riders crossed together.
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Bob Spears
Australia
H. H. Obert
Spears
Obert
America
H. Obert
Erskine wins half mile race after wartime return
A detailed racing meet report notes Digger W. Erskine's first win since returning from the war on a half mile open. The narrative covers multiple heats with Spears, Ohrt, and Australian competitors in paced events, including match races and a team pursuit, highlighting close finishes and time details.
Ongoing disputes anchor Queensland Cyclists Union record
The document details repudiation of a December report by national cycling bodies, noting tensions between Queensland officials and the League of British cyclists. It mentions injuries to Gerald Hal Pin and Seth King, potential comeback attempts, and previews forthcoming events, including Olympic road race considerations and Anniversary Day racing plans in Newcastle Lithgow and Orange.
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Merrick
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Mathers
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Mehler
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F. T. Bidlake
North Road Club
G. H. Stancer
Road Records Association
Newcastle
Carnivals, Ltd
Lithgow
Orange
NSW pennant rounds delayed by wet weather in Sydney
144 entries for the New South Wales single handed championship show Randwick with 13 entrants Petersham and Victoria Park 11 each Burwood 10 Drummoyne 9 while Waverley and Mosman lag with six and seven entrants. Rounds run to Anniversary Day with finals set after district winners meet metropolitan champion.
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Sunday Times Dominates Among Sunday Papers
The Sunday Times is described as the most popular Sunday paper in the state. It claims broad readership at holiday resorts and mountain areas, with widespread distribution and appeal to families and travelers. The paper is highlighted as well illustrated and carrying the day’s news in a comprehensive format.
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Amateur cycling gains momentum in Victorian scene
The Amateur Cyclists Union held two events to identify Victoria's likely reps for the Australasian championships in Brisbane. T. Curr dominated the half mile scratch, beating W. Ramaay, while in handicap and final heats O'Brien Scott and Phillips contested. The state will be represented by Carr Simmons de Cure with A. J. McDonald and Jimomy Cross returning for duty.
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E. McMahon
Brough
G. Parmenter
Ashby
Thay
Queenland
M. Cutcliffe
Halsm
M.5.w
Brisbane
Queensland Cyclists’ Union
Amart Union
Victoria
Victora Jusron
Amateur Cyclists’ Union
T. D. Curr
W. Ramaay
Curr
O'Brien
H. Scott
J. Phillips
Carr, Simmons
de Cure
A. J McDonald
Jimomy Cross
Prest-o-Site Batteries Repair Offer
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Across Australia motoring events spark bold bicycle trials
Bede Carroll reports on Anniversary Day events at Hartley with the Lithgow Motor Cycle Club hosting a 33 and 50 mile handicap, open to all clubs, while Sydney riders join a Sydney to Lithgow reliability trial. The Northern Suburbs Club readies its second annual 416 mile two day ride from Crow’s Nest through Bathurst and Goulburn. Entries close January 31 with Reg Hall and Frank Delandro handling details.
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Frank Delandro
Motor Cycling Governance and Australia Ride News
The article outlines constitution rules for motor cycling clubs with delegates and fees, notes on an August federation council, and executive representation. It reports G Greenhalgh and A T Collins attempting a Fremantle to Sydney motor cycle crossing via Port Augusta, Adelaide, and Melbourne, plus a Merited award to N Kinesey Strack for the recent motor show.
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Melbourne
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Paris House
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Strack
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Prizes to Be Awarded at Ret Events Tonight
The St George Motor Cycle Club and the Metor Cycle Club of New South Wales announce prizes to be presented at events this evening. The 17th Metor Cycle Club meeting is set for February 9 with offices open for nominations. A return cricket match between the Automobile Club of Australia and Manly Golf Club is at Rushcutters Bay Oval starting 1:30 pm, followed by an A C A dinner and bowls event. Secr H C Morgan invites players to join. J W Simmons, a popular ACA member, has joined the great majority.
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St. George
Wollongong
Richard Gauty
L. M. Phillips
L. G. Cohen
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Europe
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Manly Golf Club
Rushutters Bay Oval
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Ac.a
H.C. Morgan
J. W. Simmons
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