Lovelock Triumphs In Mile Of The Century At Princeton
New Zealand born Jack Lovelock, studying medicine at St Marys Hospital London, defeated Glen Cunningham and Bill Bonthron in the Prince ton Mile of the Century at Palmer Stadium in front of 40,000. Lovelock set a world best of 4.79 5, with Bonthron second and Cunningham third, amid praise from American and British athletics observers.
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British Empire
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
Oxford University
St. Mary's Hospital
London
Lovelock
Palmer Stadium
Princeton University
Glen Cunningham
Conalder Arefel
Bill Benthron
Aple
Cunningham
Gene Venzie
Glan Dawson
America
Donthron
Jules Ladoumegue
Itrance
Honthron
Ladowmegie
Gouthron
Boathron
Europe
Lai
Pavra Nurmi
Princeton
Bonthron
Venxke
Wok Cunningham
Livelock
Grant
Munger
Glen Dawson
Vonthron
Cunninghaim
Venzke
Buchman
Grove
Pechana
Venice
Bantion Sul
Lowefork
Pigeon Racing Strains Face Question of Excelllence and Fate
The article argues against trusting any single pigeon strain as supreme, noting that weather, training, and breeder skill influence results. It predicts 1085 as a strong year for pigeon mile racing with record potential, improved cooperation between generations, and broader chances for new fanciers to rise. The Wirranband derby relay from 105 minutes highlights tight competition among top birds and praise for the winner’s conditioning.
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Wirranband
A. Bend Ml
EL Anoblatich Mil
A. Beolt
G. Kinston
Ws Hayloch
GI. IB
E. Pagnds Melny
Nko Sydn & Li
Sydney
Wiles Racing Preo Club
Boo
A. Donswonff
Travers
Booth
Lb. Evans
Matthaws
T. A. Jones
Tcheater
Rifle association stalwarts and their decades of service
A review of key figures in the National Rifle Association of New South Wales highlights long tenures and dedicated service. E J Grown, H B Jamieson, J J Paling, and A Dakin are profiled for decades of leadership roles, with honors such as the CBE and ongoing contributions to rifle shooting advancement.
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National Rifle Association of
N.S.W
E. J. Grown
Association
Calrion
NRA
H. B. Jomlegon
Inte
Air, Brown
Mod
Inforests
Jamieson
Ctin
Mil
Brig-Generit J. J. Paling
Commonwealth Counell
W.8.w
Paine Wax
Simea
Haa Ben
Che
Polne
A. Dakin
N.S
Stympathe
WNFLA
Dakin I
Gnglend
NLA
Bisley
Dakin
Cycling Brevities From All Quarters
A chaotic report from Ankatown outlines junior cycling activity from Pringles Avenue to Cross Fonds and back, 28 miles, with E Woller and Wignell among top finishers and notes about fastest times. Professional racing at Wyatt Park Lidcombe features oval derby results, handicap finals, and multiple event times.
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Anketown Club
With & Coo
Pringles Avenue
Cross Fonds and Return
E. Woller
W. Wignell
Eh, Swain
R. Mathieson
J. Fiesoworne
Sim
BR. Andrews
A. G. Scott
St. George
Murdoch
Thege
Ezmnin
Wyatt Park
Lidcombe
Syd
Bundoay
Lidcomby
Fual
Grant
L. Rogers
Jones
A. Pletcher
M. Melnnes
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A. J. Hampson
A. Nichols
R. Porter
B. Perry
H. Pallier
R. Sayers
A. G. BE. Scott
K. W
Tiny) Saunders
A. Edworthy
H. K. Maxwell
E. Andrews
R. Pantling
P. Walcott
R. B. Holihan
Reg. Niddrie
W.thomas
S. R. Hannam
G. Crawford
J. R. Wales
W. Dickson
N. C. Ives
G. Stephenson
Horrie Penhybridge
C. Winterbottom
A. Way
H. C. Balfe
Scime
Lovelock Illica
Saliecdiag
Bonthren
John & Lovelock
PE Maroubra
Allen Lowe
Borretary
Panne Baisse
Fred
Nelson
Bob Porter
Myntage
ASW
Juvenilas
W. McKenzie
Vider
Inter Ita
Siz
Miler
W.mecmurtrie
J. Christison
Skiperdeno
G. Pye
M. Meinnes
Joyer Berry
W. L. Morgan Tser
Joyce Golding
W. L. Preebahn
Lily Parks
W. McMurtria
Joyce Barry W
Morgan
Ser
Joyce Golding Jan Ws Treebalrn
Eisa Wil Tiere
H. ‘Vincen
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Melbourne
Pilsray
Preston
Ami
Amirteur
Cluls
GA. Collier
Wiilon
Hese Clube
LAVA
Ascocllton WU
Deer Park
Ballarat
Geelong
Milea
West Mootseray
Warraunbhoot
Teer Parle
PALM
Mal Hourne
Malvern Stars
Eltham
B.C. Willett
Elydohmuton
MAGE
Hepatre
VOX
Uno Inv
Dolloway
Ceiawnen, Welte
Win Cilzabeth
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