Grand National hopefuls shine at Caulfield meeting
L Franklin rode a winning double Pardart and Ipoh as Caulfield hosted a wet June meeting with 73 horses across six events. Over 24 Grand National Hurdle or Steeplechase candidates were entered, led by Beltane Lord Nagar and Red Lion. N Stuart fractured a collarbone after Lord Negar fell.
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Ipoh
T. W. Moule
Caulheid
Luteplayer Wins the Wilyrond Cup in Tight Finish
Luteplayer defeats Seabound and several rivals to win the Wilyrond Cup after a long sprint to the home turn. Duverney and Healowind close in for second and third as Luteplayer matching speed with trainer G Flarrican and owner Mr J Vipder.
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Sirabound
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Healowind
Agures
Yandil
Favorite's Steeplechase Triumph At Flemington
Favorite Pro Tem led early in the Grand National Steeplechase meetings, with strong showings from Old Mungindi and Sir Prim. During the day Ipoh won the Rosny Plate by a head from Bourlang, while a serious fall injured jockeys Marshall and Eaton. The Moonee Valley club approved rising stakes, and Victorian trotting clubs acquired Richmond and other courses under Mr John Wren's plan to boost racing profits.
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National Hunt Racing Notes And Updates From Caulfield And Flemington
Tuesday reports Colin Wilson adding Cup candidates Lonarch and Swaddie in charge of A Flotloway. May Favor Wanda Steeple injury worsened at Alfred Hospital after concussion incident. Serrarier fractured stifle in Flemington hurdle fall. condition uncertain. Rita Grand National candidate arrived. Jockey Bo Marshall skull fracture improving slightly. Reinsight on Grand National Wardle Race contenders includes Will Comfort Tinana Beltane Waymen Kealover Kinlark Suma Sandule.
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Victorian gun notes at Bacchus Marsh station
A foggy meet records pistol and pigeon events with Kowgley and Starling thrown from a horse. Rowsley and Claude Mitchell share the £20 starling handicap with A A McIntosh Calrossie Peter McGrath and Claude as 47 entries contest a delayed start amid rain and slow pigeons. Donations by local supporters push totals toward about £39.
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Starling
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Starling Catrossie
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W. H. Masterton
Jack Allan
H. Howe
J. Mues
H. M. Umphelby
R. Nichol
F. Fell
Sam Allan
Controversy Over Silence in Olympic Games Policy
The Referee notes mounting criticism by French authorities and British sport figures over Baron de Coubertin and the International Olympic Committee. Debates question the Lauanne decision to hold the 1920 Antwerp Games, the lack of transparency, and the conduct of Belgian representative de Courcy Lafian. Observers demand clear reasons, dates, and participant details for public scrutiny.
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South Defeats Carlton In Titanic AFL Showdown
At South Melbourne the league leaders South and Carlton staged a packed, rain soaked bout. South won 6.13 49 to 6.8 44, with late dramatics as Carlton pressed, while Essendon and Collingwood split the day and Merrick starred for Fitzroy in a busy round of matches.
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Wolledge and Fairhall Battle in Newcastle Boxing Show
In a lively Newcastle bout at the Imperial Pavilion, Snowy Fairhall narrowly defeats Golledge after a grueling 15 rounds with solid body work and punishment endured on both sides. Fairhall’s resilience and ring craft edge out Golledge, who gains experience for future contests. Earlier, Sid Thompson vs Mat Ross sparked a row as the undercard provided lively activity and crowd reaction.
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Imperial Pavilion
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Saunders and King Clash In State Lightweight Title Bout
In Melbourne the light weight championship match between Saunders of Victoria and Al King drew a full Pavilion crowd. Saunders weighed 9.8 to King 9.2, as bouts opened with Purcell stopping Hoheon and Capel defeating Hogan. Cave outpointed Red Bryant while Borland beat Red Burke in an extra. King faded in the fifth and counted out after punishing exchanges.
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al King
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Victorian Boxing Gossip Highlights Melbourne Ring News
Victorian boxing gossip reports on Navy night at the Pavilion with Petty Officer Jim Brown opposing Seaman Paul Downes. Notes include refereeing by Syd Merrin in Geelong, upcoming bouts with Vic McGuire, Narry Payne possible Melbourne appearance, and promotions by Fred Hall in Ballarat Bendigo Geelong. Mentions fighter comebacks, injuries, and lineups across Melbourne Adelaide and Broken Hill.
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Paul Downes
Brown
Syd Smerrin
Geelong
Vic McGuire
Vanner
Melbourne
Alfo Goodwin
Harry Stone
Adelaide
Broken Hill
Charlie Golding
Golding
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Fred Hall
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Harry Pearson
Ail Copperwaite
Jim Muller
Sam Ryan
Stuart Smith Hag
Anne Lierty Stone
Bull Bray
The Sunday Times: A Champion Of Public Interest
The Sunday Times asserts a fixed political policy favoring the people of the State and Commonwealth. It positions itself as an illustrated magazine and newspaper, a sporting journal, and a society chronicle for every citizen, guiding readers on public and national affairs.
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