Miss Durack Wins NSW 220 Yard Championship Victory
The NSW 220 yard swim crown went to Miss Durack at the St Leigh gala held at Coogee Aquarium. Mina Wylie placed second as Durack dominated a field including Marjorie Winn and C Head, with Manly results boosting Durack's credentials in the broader season.
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Pury
Mina Mina Wylie
Mica Mina
Walie
Abe
Misa Durack
Mia Marjorie Winn
Miss Dursch
Domain Baths
Manly Ladies
Greenace Mist
Wax
Lovelace
Mick Garrett
Wylie
Bsacey
Mise Therack
Sydney
Manly Gale
Fe Yarda
Pinal
Mla
TL Moberbe
Winkes
Reni Newk
Fate Toru
Domninan Et
Fawain Bache
Beckwan
W. Marna
W. Bleming
Tune
Scain
NSW Bennane bowls results and notable finals
The item reports on Bennane bowling events in New South Wales with results from multiple divisions. It notes Ashfield and Warringah progressing, City Parramatta Randwick Petersham victories, and Frank Cox and Waverley Club performances, including a championship win and memorable partner play. The article mix includes player names, club affiliations, and match scores, highlighting substantial success for Waverley and others amid a busy weekend of bowls.
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New South Wales
Ashfield
Kurringgas
Bk—Worr
Warringah
City
Parramatta
Randwick
Petersham
Weil
Frank Cox
Waverley
Mc. W. W. Cayvell
Perhapa
Newcastle Notes in a Period of Unclear Drafts
Fragmented report from NSW notes on local officials and civic events. Mentions a city club, a ground steward, holidays, and improvements at a park remake. Referenced Tasmania, Wickham Cab, and Hardyman with unclear dates and outcomes.
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Nsw
Ania
Partien
Tasmania
Wickham Cab
Om Halldays
Pon Hardyman
Bea
Rowing Regatta Honors and Military Honors Noted
The article details a postponed Launceston event and a major Richmond regatta with winners and notable crews. It highlights honors for individuals such as Lance-Corporal Pedder and Richard Walker in the British Commonwealth context, and notes American amateur status debates affecting rowing. This includes mentions of Tasmanian crews, Victorian clubs, and historic ship and race results with several named clubs and people.
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Tasmania
Fe Pedsey
Cerric-stecet
Medtimuine
London Gazette
Saprenther
Ty Fourcron
Lance-Carneval& Petter
Davetian
Decewber
Tamnonin
Tance-Corporal
Peusler
Derwent Rowine
Beth Well
Albertmark
Tom Roaney
Ravenswoos Club
Vaanpion
Caraman
Amenea
New York
Bureau of Recesstion
Department ‘of Parks
Newark City
Rooney
Defra
Tack Kelly
Philadelphia
Mutter
Balun
Ton
Josey
Richmond
Sosec
Viveoriam
Ighis
Ap Melbourne
Hiahare
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Mir E Keamy Hoi
Victoria Rowing Association
Gabine
Residents Discuss Distance Race Event Details
Vague testimony from locals outlines an upcoming athletics meet with races including 100 yards sprints and junior 30 yard events. The note mentions a club prize and a swimming element, with emphasis on community involvement and safeguarding the club through the season.
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Adelaide
Ashworth
Australvan, Swimming Association
Wesb
Ciilel
Les
Srilog
Amd
Tewari
Tom More
Iiteiooa
Paitidy
Shauli Bay Gaol
Vallaeld
Tvestele Wien
Ladies' President's Cup results and swimming champions
The Ladies' President's Cup concluded with Miss Seah and Miss F Durack among top contenders from the Metropolitan Club. Other notable performances included Miss Kane and Miss Garrett with strong showings, while the Adelaide and Melbourne swimmers received praise for outstanding times and medals at the Queensland and Victorian championships.
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Wile Ares
High B
Mickmond
Bliss D. Duraviy
Mish
I. Ryans
Sunae
Min Gofied
Haety Bien W. Teor
Sees
Tine
Givin
Snse
Princes
Ae Felow
Miss G Seah
GoiBlues
Ta Bis A. Garrett Sydney
Mise F Durack
Hiss Kane
Metran Allen CIA Aioe Cheha Ronan Ud
Fragmentary 1924 saloon notes and social columns
A garbled 1924 social item describes a barement building with lavatory and accommodation priced at E28, tea tables crowded in the afternoon, bowls and horseracing among the few arts indulged, and mentions a public event on a Saturday with noted successes.
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Saul Ayer
Rowing notes from a chaotic 19th century meet
The report describes a rowing event under confusing headings with multiple boat races and heats. It mentions clubs, crews, and individual rowers such as Hobart and others, listing races like a half mile and open sculling. It references organizers, sponsors, and a fundraising aim, with thanks to contributors and a note on medical recovery.
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George's Hiver
Bret
Ency
Pier Giscey
Handball insights from Walker Miles on Australian play
Walker Miles reports on handball rivals and training in Adelaide and Sydney. The piece references the Chris Brothers, Tasters, and local clubs, noting a strong competitive spirit and upcoming matches.
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Sam
Walker Miles
Adelaide
Sydney
Chris Brothers
Gallege
Karce
Coplmaie
Mimanhoe
Rome Hk
Ieee
Ahmed Besten
Ana Tapiniee
Rome
Turin
Lee
Theale Walsh
Sivan
Ormneryis
al Fogle
St George Defeats Lewtthard in First Grade Matches
Baseball results from Lewtthard Oval and Mayeveil Oval show St George crushing Letenhardt 24 to 4 while Sydney topped Waverley 21 to 1 in second grade. Matches at Centennial Park and Leichhardt Oval feature junior and minor grade action.
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Lewtthard
St. George
Mayeveil Oval
Waverley
Sydney
Leichihardt Oval
Kieee
St.George
Miorelebville
Lavebhrrdy
Waverce
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