Sunday games movement sparks clergy complaints in England
A lengthy report from England discusses the push to revive Sunday games amid clergy protests. It notes the Sunday Games Association launch, remarks by cricketer T. Warmer, and debates over recreation versus sabbath observance, with calls for regulated limits and a path to healthy leisure.
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Clessy Tay
Norma Sanday
Kingland
Tose
Th W. Darvieet
Warner
Eames
Eloven
Hier
Ami
Mason
Noble
R. C de Courey Laffan
F. Mernck
Omer
Rilles
Brent Racy
Olor
Oes
Sil Amateir Spyrin
Z. Wool
Gilkie
Simpon
P. F. Warner
Strees
Sit Home Gordon
E. J. Linney
FC. Hagger
BE. Woodroffe
Spesanza
RAI
Ws Bartlet
C. Cooper
Sparta Pederreinn
Spore
Englishman and His Mantle of Ice in Commonwealth Rugby
A speech by Tarot WM Marks of the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club critiques Anglo American relations after a U S visit. He argues English superiority is challenged by Commonwealth teams, praises New Zealand rugby and colonial achievements, and urges stronger empire unity through sport and cultural exchange. The piece reflects on amateur and professional rugby dynamics and calls for renewed collaboration among English speaking nations.
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Marks
Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club
United State
England
Avieriew
Liew Marke
Avena
Sven
Isis
Ghia
Jay
Ringland
Nacional
Iutder
Lord Harti
Lord Hawke
A. G. Steel
Ani Svevliy
Wea
Anne Frehehes
Wwe
Cnme
Inca
Colgiien
New Zealand
New
Busby
Unwin
Kinga
Empire Sport
Maxine Toli
United States
Amuie
America
Ausralia
New Acalones
South Area
Canada
Les Jr
Soeter
Tom
Momeland
Old England
Ike Lloyd George
Sir David Beaty
Sir Boughen Haig
Rahmen Ike Viscount French
Lord Ir
Lori Harris
Lord Shefherd
Lord Jenny
Jarkeon
Earl Carrington
Lord Cobham
Lord Lesdale
British Isles
Moonboor Aumaer
Dick McGregor
Australia
Auckland
staVel North
Felieh
Sherivarian
Ilarold Judd
New South Wales
Dick Moorepec
Rusby Union
Fred
Telvon- Titheig
Rane
Bi Blacks
Rendon Buovante
Gallaher
She ‘Ail Blache
Wrens
Austrasia
Anshing
Dick McGeeger
Quensland Quest Aktr
Personal notices blend of sports and society figures in NSW
The item lists Mr Gr. Long Innes a NSW parliamentary mentor and cricket enthusiast, noting his connections to Lingari Australia and the Royal Sydney Golf Club. It mentions Reginald Long Iniise, a cricketer, and references Sir Baldwin power and academic figures at Melbourne and Sydney universities, all in a personal notices context.
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Gr. Long Innes
New South Wales
Seed
Gong
Enombrace Universite
My Inner
Lingari Australia
Royal Sydney Gol Club
Reginald Long
Kereiy
Maldwin Spencer
Wile Hart
Sydney
Sy'Baldwin
Melbourne University
Snd
Keen Foorenman
Austral
Sir Baldwin Power
Two football stars remembered in personal notices
PERSONALs note two 1990s football greats Fredy Waugh of Booth Melbourne and Barney Grecian of Eion Neve jont have died. The piece recalls their high level play and rivalry days, mentions military service, and hints at long friendship and past teammates.
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Fredy Waugh
Booth Melbourne
Barney Grecian
Eion Neve Jont
Macy
Grecian
Wench
South Melbourne
Rualma Wins and Other Winners Highlight Racing Day
Rualma wins all the way in a day of racing with Aye Ready and Ready’s form showing good steps. The program features three other winners, with Graphune and Goonmilly among notable results, and a crowded field in the hurdle and maiden divisions. Poor jumping and uneven performances mark the rest as stewards note minor cautions and unsettled placements.
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Rualma
Rernetiy
Ne A Mian
Tay Improvable Quay
Tayers
Toulioator
Lillyman
Hye
Randwick
Amartly
Glks Patricia
Goonwugledene
Betting On The Nationals Headlines The Grand Nationals
A veteran bookmaker notes the Grand Nationals operate in Sydney each year with increasing prominence. Pending this year’s event, preparations are quiet and only days before the meeting will reveal likely runners such as GRAND NATIONAL HURDLES contenders like Wi Comfort Jane Waymes Weplover Kiniark Tinana Mt Mildéson Sandule Sura Karwye silent Way Lord Nay and GRAND NATIONAL STEPLECHASE runners including Cobra Sir Prim Vladius Doitan Murrango and Rendrack.
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Anterpost
Nerang
VRC
Grand Nionals
Sydney
Wi Comfort
Jane
Waymes
Weplover
Kiniark
Tinana
Mt. Mild
Warwick Farm Meeting Runs Saturday Selections Revealed
Warwick Farm race day is listed with several hurdle and mid distance events. Names such as Frar, Blacewebers, Cordon Rouge, and Tonealeda appear among the entries alongside horses in juvenile and handicap events.
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Warwick Farm
Liverpool Mile
Kenilis
Cawley
Flemington Nationals and Will Comfort Dominate Hurdles
The race card at Flemington hints at strong form for Will Comfort and companions like Rinlark and Kintarke Sib. Reports note improvements from explorers and contenders such as Waymes and Hinlark Suasins, with Tinane and Brundey also showing potential. A crowding field including Williamstown runners eyes the Australan Hurdle Race.
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Will Gamtort
Rinlark
Williamstown
Will Comfort
J. McCann
Seha
Hinlark
St la
Wile Biaoatows
Kintare
Atzbie
Waymes
Wilhermatown
Tinane
Caulfield
Bucurday
Gil Tmusk
God Fook
Feline
Turbulent Track and Field Notes From Early Meets
A garbled report references athletes such as H. Tancred and Seesta Kiwky League forwards with promise in national circles. Mentions Grand National recommendation, Hospital Mahi’s withdrawal, and a debate about weight events. Birthday meeting with Wale hay, and a jumble about hurdles and a shifting racing season.
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Ratwyk
VRC
Promised Land winner swifts third success
A crowded Roschill meeting showcases Swift Shot securing a third win as Promised Land claims victory. Favorable bets lean to backers while Hitele-Handed Urey clinches the final race. Plymouth firmed after the second race with strong showings from Native Belle and Playman amid a day of varied dividends and standout performances.
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Swift Shot
Urey
Bete
Onan
Belle
A. Foley
Sydney
Bele Gad Tuck
Salvioi
McLachlan
Wits
Avr Laddis
Rerliton
Perdh Ieee
Secona
Eubumpur
Eudurus
Hyman
Ho'aella Walter Company
Unclear fragmented racing note from early steeplechase event
A garbled OCR fragment mentions steeplechase and a horse with 118 st Caulneld and Flemington venues. It references Grand National ties and a rider or trainer Sir Tuasram Laer, with vague placements and past results including a fifth place last year. The text is incomplete and contains many misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
Tuasram
Prize Money in Melbourne Proves Controversial
Melbourne racing officials debate Sunday and holiday prize limits as Victoria Racing Club plans restricts. Proprietary clubs resist, while unregistered clubs argue distribution favors Melbourne meetings. Owners warn changes shift races away from Sydney and threaten profits.
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Victoria Racing Club Committee
Metranolitan
Melbourne
Southfen Capital Ae
Malboueye
Sydney
Clube
Rowaver
Revell Moorefield
Canterbury
AJC
Necenalta
Meeinne
Belig
Broadside of Australian sport figures and deaths in 1917 era
A fragmented obituary and sports notice recounts Mr. John William Nugh Houston of Neutral Bay along with several athletes and war heroes. It notes connections to the Sydney Rowing Club, Melbourne Herald writer Tom Kirnack, rugby figures like Dick McGregor, and the passing of Australian sportsman Dick Eitan, highlighting military service and postwar activity with tributes to many familiar names.
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John William Nugh Houston
Kurrabar Ford
Neutral Bay
New South Wales
Dick) Eitan
Delton
Lake Bhange
Sydney
Wes Sly
Bihan
Aresene
Hibernian
Chubav
Beane Players Club
Heuer Sand Emiel
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Keye
Hehler
Bucky
Atraigne
Turiaiee
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Turia
Ariel
Aryan
Ariel Queen
Ruah Mat
Seora
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R. O'Connor
Mel Hunter White
Dunlock
Tation
Ile
Cole
Montecello Tory Dainty Gilwan Golne
Phe
Birching
Maller
Micaille
W. Te Nowlan
Brennan
Ramaick
Narhonns
Ruane
Gruah
Varien
Cid
Kats
Callah Pest
Urney
Gary
Alwyrion
King Capra
Ing Capra
Grasville
Tatler
Savaie d'Or
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Patsalayi
Jennie Bu
Mylaeas
Sie
Acdsnascee
Miley
Brian Let
Tonkin
St. Alwyne
Fray Oallarenes
Abercorn
Marthera
Jim Lothian
Woorawa
Warwick Farm Meeting
Tancred
Oda
Murdley
Plymouth
Gouvaugledene
Atreich
Otier Srack
Ani
Wales
Pelaloter
Obiering
St Hek
Pan Kine
Tai
Verlags Nemey
Gil Uertey
Goldy Az
Alisa
Edi
Royal Artillery
Iran
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Malone
Margos
W. Lillyman
Wan
Om Amartly
CaulRela
Mavic
Mont
Carlingford
Ninh
Tiberius
Ur Lrney
Stan
Tom Kiynack
Kickora
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Melbourne Herald
Australie
Charley Kiznack
Albion Ip da
Danny ‘O Neilh
Bria
O Neill
W. O'Nei
TG Nelly
Uany
Tee
Jets
Brathan
Meturne
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Stoma
Wye
Sloman
A. Th Weigall
Sydney Granemar Suhiaol
Shomad
Rueby
Barro Cole
Ervaliah
Air Radley
Kerik
Slomny
Mt. ‘Cook
Hape Ceiap
Cambridge University
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Ahemes
Landon
Howe
Rochampton
Tome
Nims
Nican
Queen's
Hue
Ny Lee
Baelhinen
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