Australian Surf Team Style Contrasts Drive Selection Struggles
The piece notes Australian rowing competition since 1927 with gains by Melbourne in the Grand Challenge Cup at Henley and intervarsity eights. It discusses state participation, Queensland’s past wins, and rising NSW coaching methods, highlighting divergent NSW styles and the need for blended composite crews while praising Victorian form and Oxford-Cameser Cup comments.
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Henlex
N.S.W
Melbourne
Btchhourne University
Oxford
Victoria
Ines
Louel
Wales
Wil
Nsw
W. Rowling Association
Abe
Victorian manager condemns King’s Cup disqualification
NHK report discussed at VRLA meeting cites Mr. Butler criticizing the King’s Cup disqualification as unjustified. He condemns start faults, buoy placement, and course design, urging the VRLA to take a stand and consider shortening the race or reasserting council control.
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NHK
VRLA
Butler
Queensland Rowing Association
W. L. Dowd
Mir. Butler
Mer
Mr. Butler
Stutter
Victoria
Brisa
Mir
V_FLA
Buller
Wiedimore
Rowlsg Council
Boats For Hire in Fine Working Order
A notice advertises boats for hire described as clean, reliable, and comfortable. Items include rowboats and dinghies suitable for lake use, with emphasis on steady propulsion, balance, and easy handling for small groups and families.
West Indians Hit Home Form In June Sun Match
A cryptic cricket score note lists West Indian batsmen and bowlers amid references to June fixtures. Names such as Prawley and A Buwe appear with partial scores and partners, while NSW and WA players are noted in a fragmented summary of a match series. The fragmentary OCR suggests a regional upset or form update with umpire and venue hints obscured.
England's Batsmen in Great Array For First Test at Lord's
England selectors plan to test spin options and batting depth for the Australia 1840-41 tour. No standout new bowler yet, but Wrights and Wilkinson may impress. Batting looks strong, with Sutcliffe and Leyland among runs. News from Lord's and county matches signals form while hope remains for a breakthrough pace bowler.
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England
Lord’s
West Indies
Africa
Australia
W. Tate
Wrights
Wilkinson
AL Hull Seingstershire
Yorkshire
Dyan Ginlees
A. Sutcliffe Wade
Lord's
Agatiet
Middlesex
Leyland
J. Lima
Mickilesix
Somerset
Shien
D. Compton
Middlesux
Humpenhire
Cluslre
Lanenashires
Tatter County
J. Idden
L. Hopwood Tis
Arthur Coningham Noted Player's Death
Arthur Coningham, famed Queensland and New South Wales cricketer and all rounder, dies after a long career with the 1800 Australia Eleven. A versatile athlete, he excelled in cricket and football, and his funeral was held in Sydney at Wood Coffill's chapel on Gentige Street.
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Thor Coninghad
Quesnvland
New South Wales
Austinn
Sydney
Thea
Wood Coffill
Gentige Street
Ben Oxenham
Cueensland
Gleve
Chloe Aetor
Blarney
Alberts
Red Timmley
Conlogpins Dass
Contheham
Queensland
New South
Dee Tance
Smort
Caraman
Australia's sprint hope Dunn trains amid injury fog
The Running Track notes report TM Dunn resting an injured leg in early preparation for Helsinki. At Sydney University he studies chemistry, plans a medical degree, and continues long distance jogging. Jim Morley may compete in the August Australian cross country championships in Perth, with Western Australia seeking support for travel costs.
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TM Dunn
Australia
Helsinki
Ttis
Sydney University Regiment
Jim
Nsw
Perth
Jin
Sydney University
Dunn
Yeb ' Lint
Cyril Oles
Jimmy Carlton
Morley
Ata Inter Gdinteya
Aififotaa
Tera
Western Australia
Theo Hantre Hon
Hanthke
Td. Drake
N.8.w. Amateur Athletic Association
A AA
NS W Junior Hockey Team Sets Sydney Carnival Schedule
The NS.W junior hockey squad for the interstate championship assembles in Sydney on the morning of June 87. A practice match is set for 2 p.m. ahead of the June 28 carnival, with C MacIntosh leading goal duties and D Dyball, J Gray among listed players. Additional call ups listed for vacancies include H Sheanes and M Whitfield from Metro clubs.
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Sydney
B. Stevens
Metro
McCooey
J .Dasis
G. Anderson
H. Lestia
R. Riley
H. B. Sheanes
Me Whitfield
Metra
H. Kurtz
C. Darl
C. Weel
J. Weight
F.N.C
Sully
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